that mean in terms of you know how far we go so it is i mean i think you just kind of gotta when you do these episodes you gotta talk about oh if it had gone off this is what it would have done so that you understand the risk involved uh but uh yeah the fact that it never has says that i mean though you know there you're talking about the worst case possibility and it has to be an extremely remote possibility because it's just that's never happened magellan tv is sponsoring this episode and as always we'd really like to thank them for making this podcast possible and for sponsoring both episodes of the podcast and to the youtube channel as we usually do on the podcast we like to talk about what documentaries you've been watching lately you know that there's plenty and i have to say that there's far more there than i have time to watch i mean i have never i don't run in fear i'm going to run out of things for watching magellan but we recently did an episode i recently wrote an episode about giraffes in china and that had me looking at some kind of wildlife episode so the one i stumbled on is called wild and wooly an amazing friendship between sheep and elephant and the truth is stranger than fiction and that that description is actually what went on they had an orphan elephant it was totally adopted by this sheep and it helped them to to raise the elephant it is uh it's delightful it's interesting and it is i mean it's one of those stories that you you can't imagine that it's real except that it is and that's that's always a fun thing in documentaries but it shows the breadth of stuff that you can get on magellan tv that you can flip to something like that you see that title and you gotta watch it right i mean how do you not watch that well and something so specific is that they've got such a broad collection they've got thousands of documentaries and they're i'm seriously all high quality every everyone i've watched they they don't feel dated they feel high quality in terms of the the writing and the it's run by filmmakers and they want to have good product we'll have people say that sometimes really everyone is worth watching and i have to honestly say i have never started watching what and then not watched it through because i thought it was you know thought it wasn't worth watching every every time i come to one it always turns out to be something that's really really interesting yeah i was actually watching one of the interesting things that has happened in history is the tungaske event and this is where very very large explosion happened over the siberian wilderness this talks about a lot of the talks about some of the theories some of the theories are absolutely crazy is what happens when we're really not NUMBER_TOKEN sure what happened i think that prevailing opinion is that it was a some kind of asteroid yeah so a big rock comes to the atmosphere it builds up a bunch of pressure on the front of the rock and that that differential pressure can just cause it to explode like a big nuclear bomb there's some really interesting theories about it and so this kind of has all these different scientists of discipline various disciplines kind of talking about what could yeah it's like we were just talking about with the with the nuclear bombs you can't
START_SPONSOR_TOKEN happened magellan tv is sponsoring this episode and as always we'd really like to thank them for making this podcast possible and for sponsoring both episodes of the podcast and to the youtube channel as we usually do on the podcast we like to talk about what documentaries you've been watching lately you know that there's plenty and i have to say that there's far more there than i have time to watch i mean i have never i don't run in fear i'm going to run out of things for watching magellan but we recently did an episode i recently wrote an episode about giraffes in china and that had me looking at some kind of wildlife episode so the one i stumbled on is called wild and wooly an amazing friendship between sheep and elephant and the truth is stranger than fiction and that that description is actually what went on they had an orphan elephant it was totally adopted by this sheep and it helped them to to raise the elephant it is uh it's delightful it's interesting and it is i mean it's one of those stories that you you can't imagine that it's real except that it is and that's that's always a fun thing in documentaries but it shows the breadth of stuff that you can get on magellan tv that you can flip to something like that you see that title and you gotta watch it right i mean how do you not watch that well and something so specific is that they've got such a broad collection they've got thousands of documentaries and they're i'm seriously all high quality every everyone i've watched they they don't feel dated they feel high quality in terms of the the writing and the it's run by filmmakers and they want to have good product we'll have people say that sometimes really everyone is worth watching and i have to honestly say i have never started watching what and then not watched it through because i thought it was you know thought it wasn't worth watching every every time i come to one it always turns out to be something that's really really interesting yeah i was actually watching one of the interesting things that has happened in history is the tungaske event and this is where very very large explosion happened over the siberian wilderness this talks about a lot of the talks about some of the theories some of the theories are absolutely crazy is what happens when we're really not NUMBER_TOKEN sure what happened i think that prevailing opinion is that it was a some kind of asteroid yeah so a big rock comes to the atmosphere it builds up a bunch of pressure on the front of the rock and that that differential pressure can just cause it to explode like a big nuclear bomb there's some really interesting theories about it and so this kind of has all these different scientists of discipline various disciplines kind of talking about what could yeah it's like we were just talking about with the with the nuclear bombs you can't END_SPONSOR_TOKEN