Water: the Strangest Liquid

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  @alex8527-w1q · 11 months ago

  How refreshing, something on YT that's NOT AI slop. Rare indeed.

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  @That_Freedom_Guy · 11 months ago

  We haven't left the ocean, we just carry it around inside us.

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• JR

  @jrlynam1 · 11 months ago

  And they didn't even touch on the fact that water can be separated into alkaline and acidic streams under exposure to magnetic fields.  Not to mention the mysterious properties taken on by exposure to sound frequencies and structural flow devices.

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• SO

  @sodeepnext · 2 months ago (edited)

  &quot;We made from water every living thing&quot; Q-<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37hVBuuY9WI&amp;t=1290">21:30</a>

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• RU

  @ruipratas64 · 11 months ago

  This has to be one of the best, if not &quot;the&quot; best science documentary I&apos;ve had the pleasure to watch in the last couple of years.<br>Water is indeed amazing and unique, a must in the web of life !<br>Thanks for such awesome documentary. &nbsp; &nbsp;👍

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• MA

  @mavis2205-i7g · 1 year ago

  Water is life 🧬

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• AM

  @amanpalestina9664 · 4 months ago

  Modern scientific understanding confirms that water was not generated locally during Earth&apos;s early formation, as the planet was still a molten disc. Instead, water was synthesized much earlier in cosmic history (Q11:7), emerging from the universe&apos;s earliest hydrogen and oxygen atoms, and was subsequently deposited here once conditions became conducive. Furthermore, this was not generic water, but a highly specific composition optimized to sustain life (Q<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37hVBuuY9WI&amp;t=1548">25:48</a>)—namely, pure H2O dominated by the protium isotope. While these interconnected concepts require deep reflection to fully grasp, this serves as a solid foundational framework, Insha&apos;Allah.

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• CH

  @choosetolivefree · 2 months ago

  As advanced as we like to think we are. Here wee are trying to figure out why ice is slippery

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  @edlic1965 · 11 months ago (edited)

  I am a hydrologist for almost 25 years... I watched this video and say Wow!!!

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• A.

  @a.lerner8468 · 10 months ago

  &quot;And We have made from water every living thing ...&quot; written 1400 years ago. Who would have known then what we are learning just now ?

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• TE

  @teymoorazarpaad9167 · 11 months ago (edited)

  Wow!! This research crumbled most of my knowledge about water and its ice. I remember in &nbsp;my very first quiz in a course called Physical Metallurgy about 40 years ago we were answering the question &quot;how does a skier or skater glide on ice?&quot; and our answer was water ice melts under the pressure of the person&apos;s weight on blades and it makes the ice watery and slippery. I&apos;m really happy stumbled on this video. Thanks!

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• JO

  @JoePartridge-o3s · 6 days ago

  Ive always thought about the amazing properties of water.im a diabetic type one who suffers from thirst a lot i can&apos;t tell you how good ice cold water is when you are really thirsty &nbsp;.like my dad always &nbsp;used to tell me when I was a kid .drink up your water son .its the stuff lion&apos;s drink.