These Pools Help Support Half The People On Earth
These Pools Help Support Half The People On Earth
What are these electric blue ponds in the middle of the Utah desert? And why do they keep changing color?
Join Derek Muller (Veritasium) as he looks into the weird, bizarre, and seemingly inexplicable images found on Google Earth to discover what on Earth they actually are. It’s a travel vlog, documentary, and science show wrapped into one. It’s Pindrop.
0:00 Intro
0:29 Electric Blue Ponds
2:13 Finding The Truth
5:47 Importance Of Potash
8:41 Potash From Rocks
14:04 Safer Ways To Mine
15:02 Droning
17:28 Potash The Savior
Dr.Stone
Does anyone know how to make car anti freeze/coolant from shampoo?
I saw a programme when I was a kid, where some poor South American did it, but I can’t find how to do it anywhere.
So who drilled the shafts and caverns to enable the water to be pumped in and out if it’s so dangerous?
And if the initial stage of evaporation absorbs alot of solar energy, can that energy be harnessed upon release?
The budget was so we’ll spent, but the music sometimes felt so off to the channel, just a more subtle editing and this is perfect
This is my favorite video you’ve ever made 👍
And believe you me, I literally just watched all of this channels greatest hits in one sitting and I’m back to watch this video for a third time . Lol
Why bucket shot up?
12:35 that amount of effort WOWOWOOWOWOWOWOWOOWWWWOWOWWOWOOWOW
Wow this was a good video
This is a wonderful video. I have been requiring my students in both geology and environmental science classes to watch it ever since it was published. I look forward to more of these "pin drop" style videos being produced! Great work.
If people actually recycle the humanure, urine, then less mining will be required for Potash. Unlike industrial mining, the recycle of nutrient can be done on small scale to feed a family, villages, or even cities during intense urban farming during time to severe supplies disruption.
Looks like Nasca lines.
Getting an odd vibe from this video. Just doesn’t feel like veritasium.
Wow…..
All my uncle’s and several of my cousins, on mom’s side, were miners. They made great money but their health dwindled fast. I don’t think any of them lived past 63.
P.s
Why has there only been one of these “pin drop” videos?
Has this been explained? Maybe it was just too much work for not enough profit ?
I love this content, so fun to learn new things in depth!
What is Veritassium background? This guy looks like he has 13 masters and 5 PhDs…
Studying inorganic chemistry the fun way
impressed by the amazing presentation
nice and easy 🙌
~ 5:25 if something we do combusts and it was expected, can that be spontaneous?
Ferb, i know what we are going to do today
Any plans for the next pindrop episode? We love it!
This video is just absolutely incredible, keep up the great work.
That mine cross section wasn’t airtight whatsoever, and the fire behaved very differently that how I imagine you were trying to demonstrate
So, the Colorado River is drying up. What now?
One thing that *MUST* be mentioned is that using only chemical fertilizer isn’t enough; it is only three elements of a symphony of nutrition that we require to be healthy. It matters little if a harvest is bountiful if it is nutritionally empty.
Why didn’t our science teacher just play your videos in high school?
17:32 Dead Horse Point, Moab, Utah
you are Anti Naturalist : From your end views in most of videos I found.
I had most of information some 30 years back living in poorest state of India, Orissa,
in a town named Cuttack, which till now a semi urban area corporation for name sake only, just due to mostly 3 Scholarly person infield of science . All left for heavenly abode those spend whole life popularizing science among school children, but they were Naturalists. They are no.1 Vinod Kanoogo (not a even a high school pass out) a freedom fighter, an one man army,compiled 1st encyclopedia in Oriya language [Still the only one. a very bad thing for my language & Province],
no.2 Dr. Gokulanada Mohapatra, Chemistry professor, Oriya Science fiction Writer, founder of "Vigyan Prachar Samiti" (‘Vigyan’ means Science) a society for propaganda of science; still only one in my province
no.2 Dr.Devakanta Mishra professor in physics, Educationst and literary personality, of course member of the above mentioned science society and they published one Journal for popularizing Science "Vigyanalok" literally means ‘Light of Science’ . Still only one Science Journal in my language published till now as i remember
[(((( again a Very Bad thing for my language and province ,
WORSE the Journal has no much circulation
WORSE than Worse: most of the young science & engineering Graduates i meet & had taught privately don’t Know their names including other International Acclaimed Scientists of my province not even names Like Homi Jehangir Bhabha forget about Dr.Meghnad Saha and other)))].
All of them were Naturalists in my view.
I am 60+
这太棒了，我好想看下一期
14:06 START. Thanks.
Nearly one year and Pin Drop segment doesn’t continue
This series must continue!!!!
When he responds to the explosion in slo-mo he sounds like a dying whale🤣
thumbs up if you assumed lithium
"sports people." spoken like a true science communicator
After all this time, I just realized I have no idea what your name is. It’s Weird.
Turns out you’re just a guy named Derek
No till
Great video. Does the water pumped underground have any effect on the stability of the earth’s crust?
I loved this video!
“Just drop a pin and iam off” no no no drop a pin and iam in. It just sounds better to me! Anyone else silently have to finish off what people say to make it sound better to U??? I may just b crazy 😜 like the certifiably kind.
fuel?
Damn "pin drop" didn’t really materialize did it
the dramatic music wasn’t really necessary but nice touch to the video
And look at how we’ve destroyed and raped this planet. We should have stayed hunter gatherers
Aways relevant! Thanks a lot.
Yeah but fertilizer is also part of a huge water pollution problem. As is Big Ag. Best to figure out long-term solutions to overpopulation, and to grow more organically.
So why are there no feminists complain about gender inequality in mining profession?
Why no mention that it is a non-renewable resource ? That the copper sulfate is not good for the land, that there is so much potash waste that is a pollutant to air and water, not mentioned here ! Just the good stuff. It’s ok to harm the planet if it means we get to grow things easier and not do all the work ?
🤔 🇨🇦 ✌️
the lil bucket stayed upright