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I buy parmelat and it's the best milk.

All of the businesses has been removed, now they are about to build residential buildings

I was on a Jane's Walk in Green-Wood a few weeks ago and passed the monument and was like WHAT? WHAT is this? So I googled and was shocked and suprised to learn about this fire and it's location, so central to my life, I went to HS in Downtown and my first job was at 16 Court Street, literally across the street. Now I know, I do tours and speak about the Park Slope Plane crash which most people have never heard of. Thank you for this thoughtful and informative video, I will certainly let my guests know about this as we pass through Brooklyn Heights!

You can send YOUR cat's voice to the moon via Amateure radio aka ham radio.

I was there a number of years ago during the eme contest. This video is pretty cool, but I'm not sure it's completely legal to send a recording over the airwaves. But it's still Kool.

Sorry it wasn’t the first time

I really hope one day I'll see you again in my subscription box. By the sounds of it, you're going through a lot of life right now. I wish you the best and hope this isn't that we'll here from you ❤

CAT'S IS SPACE!! SPACE 🚀💫✨🌜😺🧡 That was awesome!😃 Bot how strong does that signal have to be to travel to the moon and back!? How many watts did you use?!

Looks like I just found someone to take tom scotts place

What about sending a signal between 2 to 3 ghz?

"...Its not from the steam system its from rain water coming into contact with the steam system..." Until you have a pipe rupture! Then its ALL STEAM ALL THE TIME!!!! I mean, it sucks having a large rupture and all, but wholly hell, the sight of a giant steam pipe spewing cloud babies in the middle of a NYC street is pretty damn amazing!!!

Milk in Philippines in theses cartoons cost 80 ph and goes up per liter,ya want that in AMERICA,I DONT AND THE STUFF DOES NOT TASTE AS GOOD AS OUR REAL MILK,NOPE BE THANKFUL WE GOT MILK PEOPLE!!!!,

PHILIPPINE milk last forever,lol,on shelf not refregerated,in a box, How can that happen!!!!!!

It was a Moon alien mimicking back what it heard.

Hey diddle diddle...

Nice work! VK4APV

Gossner sis great milk

came here for her red hair

Theres no space travel Hilarious But thanks for a great video

Thanks!

Andrewtrucker knows he used to work there

How cruel of the algorithm to only recommend this channel to me now! great video

I like to think this would put the flat earth tards local moon nonsense to rest but they're too stupid to understand or believe it. I've been a ham operator for over 30 years and I still think EME is cool.

This was such a good channel, hope she’s doing alright

For a first World country, this is pretty odd to hear. Box milk IMO actually tastes better. It's very common in my country (3rd world) and having been consuming it for years. There is one flaw with Box milk and that is you can't make evaporated milk with it per se. You can only use fresh milk and I assume this is because of the UHT process. Interesting video, I'm glad we have best before dates by law. One thing less to go wrong.

((cough cough)) *There's a TLM-18 at Area 51* _Until NEXT TIME!!_ (strides away)

This never happened in my reality, and if it did, they would have made a movie about it

genuinely sad. Found this channel from Austin McConnel roughly the same month it went quiet

Omg Tom Scott twin!

Get to the point please

I tell this story to my biology and environmental science students to begin my lecture on invasive species and linking it to Schieffelin's reputed love of Shakespeare makes a great hook. It's also the story that opens the episode of PBS's "Human Footprint" about invasive species, so I'm not alone. It even shows up in Netflix's "Ozark," just to give an idea of its cultural significance. While I've been familiar with the story, having read it in Reader's Digest more than 50 years ago, you managed to add details to it I hadn't heard, so, thank you, I learned something from you. It's always a good day when I learn something new.

I hope you come back soon!

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I love the boxed Parmalat milk. Not having to store it in the fridge (I have a very small fridge) is awesome, and I love the security of having a box or two on hand at all times. I just pop it in the fridge the night before I want to open a box and Bob’s your uncle, cold awesome milk.

So this is radio and not an electromagnetic wave? Radio waves need a vibration. Space is a vacuum,is empty -there is no way for sound waves to move through space. In 1949 they must have used electromagnetic waves. On the way to the moon you have to pass through the VAN ALLEN BELTS. Electromagnetic waves in the lower band of the Van Allen Belts create sound due to the plasma. Known as the Whistler Mode Chorus Frequency. (radio waves could not travel through this) Why was this sound not picked up on forward and return journey?

Informative. Thank you so much for your research! provided lots of insight 🤙🏼

I've been appreciating your videos for the last few months and catching up on them. I find this one particularly interesting. Thank you.

I'm seriously wondering why I'm only just finding your videos now. These are all amazing videos.

Please come back miss the videos

You have so much good stuff going on I can't believe the simplest thing is what might make the most difference. Focus on speaking more clearly and slowly. You smash and slur a lot of words that makes understanding you harder than it should be. It sounds like you're rushing, and it shouldn't. Separate your words. Try to enunciate. Your content is cool. Do it justice. I just want to help.

Seinfeld episode made me wonder about this.

Another very well researched and interesting video! In the midwest US, one of the dollar store chains sells shelf-stable milk, and I used to buy it because I used milk infrequently but liked having it around in case I wanted it, but I don't think that product is available nationwide, and I've never seen it in a conventional grocery store. And I wasn't aware of the NYC dates, that's very interesting too. You definitely have a talent for making interesting and eclectic videos! I know this one has been around for a while, but thanks!

Thank you for a video that was clearly carefully researched and well presented. Even ignoring those who have no interest in what we can learn from history, great celebrations and tragedies alike make the transition from today's news and important milestones in our lives to forgotten events of a distant past very quickly. I imagine that few people relish being forgotten, and it's good that you've honored the memories of all those who died in that awful catastrophe in this video. Public disasters, fires, building collapses, and such also form the foundation for modern safety measures, building codes, and government regulations that appear to be just bureaucratic red tape until you can put them in context, as responses to past tragedies. Thanks for presenting this video.

Hope you doing well ❤️

Thanks for doing all the research I would have had to do ... if you had not already done it. I'm presently an EXPAT living and working in Germany and planning on coming back to the states in 2023. Can I find boxed, shelf milk in the US, well apparently not easily. The little bit of milk I use in my cereal in the morning as well as coffee just doesn't warrant buying large quantities of milk. Do I want to go to the store multiple times a month for milk, not if I don't have to. I remember several years ago when the dairy industry tried to sell the idea of shelf stable milk in the US. Those boxes showed up on the store shelves and stayed there. If they had done a better job of selling the idea it may have gained some traction but alas, it was not to be. Thanks again for the research and your time. I do hope that at some point America will wake up and learn that we don't exactly have all the answers. Until then, there is going to still be a lot of milk thrown in the garbage. tschüss

Caused half a billion dollars in property damage !! (at today's rates). The records don't really know the deathtoll and a lot of the details seem covered up even today.

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