A Brief History of Jan Mayen
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- A Brief History of Jan Mayen, Norway
This video is about the history, geography and discoveries of the island of Jan Mayen which is now part of Norway.
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I’m Norwegian myself and I had no idea Jan Mayen had such an interesting history.
Great video
Ya Boi Thank you! And your country seems so full of wonderful history
Love seeing history for obscure locations, you deserve a lot more attention for the quality
Hey thanks a lot! I appreciate it
@@BradleyGearhart Just had this random thought, but Newfoundland (The relatively obscure island that I live on) could be an interesting video for you. Since you have an ongoing theme of Nordic history covering some of the Viking settlement and legends of Vinland (Newfoundland) could be cool to see and I haven't seen any history TH-camrs do it.
Delta Wow, there really isn’t much about it on TH-cam. I’ll add it to my list. Thanks!
Very interesting, thank you
Fire Of Learning You’re welcome! And thank you for the hours of content I’ve enjoyed from your channel!
I love remote islands! I always find myself looking at google earth and finding islands that I can research/or TH-cam. That’s how I found your channel! Really happy that I did because your research is on point. Thanks for the content and knowledge. I’ll make sure to binge your entire TH-cam catalog.
You’re welcome! I appreciate it. I hope you find me worth listening to.
I love islands and archipelagos, you should make a video on Åland, it has the best Nordic flag in my opinion 🇦🇽
I always had interest in these remote and barren islands... I don't know why but I always felt so complete in these places knowing that I haven't been there. 10/10 content liked and subbed
Homeless Bull Thanks a lot! And I feel the same way. There’s something beautiful about isolated lands.
What a very professional video. Great job, very interesting. I really enjoyed this 👍
I bet this channel will be big
I hope so!
Same! Good to be here at 75 subscribers
Hayden Soloviev Thanks! I’m glad your here too!
I discovered this island from Tomb Raider Underworld when I was 11 I used to be obsessed with that game and so I didn’t know if it was real and I looked at it and so I was surprised it was real and actually just like it too. In tomb raider it was snowy
a rare gem for historians and geography. thankyou, great work
Thank you!
Thank you. I had not heard of this island before. I do wish there would have been a few more photos of the island now.
Well done. Thanks very much. All I wanted to know. Cheers.
There's so much more history to this tiny island than I could have imagined. The Norwegian meteorologists betraying the nazis gave me a good chuckle.
Oh, and hi to all the other people named Jan who took an interest in this island. ;)
Who's here after Svalbard and Jan Mayen conquered Greenland?
Yep aha. Knew about Svalbard but had never heard of Jan Mayen so searched it up
Very interesting and thank you, amazing the amount of history in what is now a 'small insignificant' island. However considering the number of names Jan Mayan has had, I hereby declare that from now the island will now be known as:
Malcolm Abram Island
Nice video thanks. Hope to sail there some day..
Very interesting!
But ... the Video sequence in the background isn't from Jan Mayen, it shows Dyrhólaey, Iceland (the rock formations in the background), seen from black Reynisfjara beach, Vík í Mýrdal, Iceland. I've been there and I recognized it at once
I filmed it there. I haven’t been to Jan Mayen so I just used some B roll from the closest I’ve been to it.
this was great!
Ancient Accounts - Animated History Thank you!
Hailing from the UK. Thanks for the video, I've taken a few new insights into the island due to this.
fascinating!
Blake K Thank you!
I came here from the Svalbad show. It was interesting that Robert Fotherby named it after Sir Thomas Smith 1st Governor of British East Inda Company. A company that sometimes had more power than governments in many parts of the world they occupied. The company may make for a good video because it covers the world. Happy Trails
Oh, boy. Your channel is the best.
Thx 🙏for a very beautiful and interesting history-video👍 /Björne from Kungsbacka Sweden🇸🇪
Björn Rönnborg You’re welcome! I’m glad you liked it!
There is just somthing about this island that sparks my interest.
Are there relicts of ancient settlements? The Rock structures look bizarre.
Good video, you deserve more subscribers
Thank you!
AWESOME VIDEO AND DEEPLY INFORMATION.. BRO.. LOVE FROM.. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
It's beautiful.
Did you make one about the neighbouring archipelago Faroe Islands? That's my home :)
Great video
But is it a haunted island?
I was looking google earth apps, I saw tiny white dot near the Norwegian area. And I’m here.
Nice findings. Am from India. thanks for the information
Love obscure islands
Good and informal video. Thanks. Have you done a video on Bouvet Island? Also Norwegian, but located on the other side of the planet between South Africa and Antarctica. It's the most remote island in the world. Peter I Island is another one, located 450km from continental Antarctica. Norway also own a huge piece of land (2.7 million sq.km) called Queen Maud Land on the continent of Antarctica. Not a huge amount of history tied to these locations but it should be more than enough for a lengthy video at least. Some of it's history is quite fascinating, and the fact that Norway's biggest border is not with Sweden, but Australia :)
REASON℠ I’ll look into it. Thanks for letting me know of its existence!
Hey,
Thanks.
You're welcome!
Svalbard could have originally also referred to part of the coast of Greenland.
Everyone loves a fiery slag.
Do Heard Island and the McDonald Islands next
Not sure if this is true but I head Norway traded the northern Canadian archapelago (under Norway the svedrup islands I think) to the British in extange for Jan mayen
Puppebu... a very interesting and funny name :D
Going there soon as a firefighter.....
Space bear on final approach
The looped video makes my head hurt
Jan Mayan Island is a volcanic island the Beerenberg volcano which you didn't mention. Also you didn't film the island and the volcano. ...otherwise interesting. .Thanks from a Norwegian ❤
Do you this I can go to visit some time?
My first name is Jan and I was once in a city or town named Mayen
The distances in the beginning of the video must be miles instead of the stated kilometres. The distance to Norway is over 900km.
I came here because of iSorrow video 😂
The footage looping in the backround is recorde in Reynisfjara south iceland and the Island/Cliff you can see is Dyrholaey
Krister F Correct! That’s where I filmed it. I’m surprised no one else has pointed this out yet.
@@BradleyGearhart hahaha yeah. I know south Iceland like the back of my hand
I wonder how many people are here from The Spiffing Brit’s channel?
Love from India (Punjab)
Thanks from Pennsylvania
The endlessly looping background was too much.
kevin2318 thanks for letting me know. I won’t let that happen again
The background isn't even Jan Mayen. It's a black beach in southern Iceland which I recognized at once because of the rock formations in the background, because I've been there. This is Reynisfjara beach in Vík í Mýrdal, Iceland, and the rock formation is called Dyrhólaey.
Who's here from The Spiffing Brit?
what an interesting place, shame tourists can't visit
Wikipedia gives the life of St Brendan as 484 - 577 but you say 587 which would make him 103 when he died which seems unlikely.
Good catch! This is something that did not catch my attention when I did my research. As strange as it may seem, I did find a few sources online which state his death was in 587. I could not tell you how accurate the dates are though.
- stairnaheireann.net/2016/05/16/587-death-of-transatlantic-voyager-st-brendan-the-navigator/
- landmarkevents.org/history-highlight-week-of-may-14/
honestly i’m only here because i saw it on snap maps
I found a place called Frydenlund in Jan Mayen on Google Maps
No ruins? What lies beneath the waves surrounding it? I'm an introvert looking for an awesome place to call home and this just looks right on the map. . . . Anybody? . . Good.
busara 45 theVillain in tomb raider underworld there was ruins and that’s how I discover this island when I was 12 and I didn’t know it was real
You have incorrect distances in your video. Distance to mainland Norway is about 910 km, to Svalbard about 990 km, to Iceland about 560 km, and Greenland about 460 km.
Am I the only that noticed all the Turkish restaurants every where in olonkin? 😄
Hi
some people think vikings were the first to discover the americas but they couldnt even discover a large island less that 550 km away. lmao
8:04 thats not ww2 destroyer ._.
Oh.. It clearly isn’t. Ooopsy
@@BradleyGearhart it happens haha
I'm here from europa universalis 4 after activating bearhaslanded cheat lol
satélite na lua,
great video, but the looped video was getting annoying after a few times.
Sorry about that. Hope you got something out of it though.
Great video, no disrespect but the pronunciation of “landnámabók” was not great 😊
Nor was that of the "noordsche compagnie" :(
what did you do in the war granddad.......em not much it was quiet
The same footage over and over omg...
Sorry! It was just meant to be unnoticeable background footage but I guess it was more distracting then I thought it would be.
the video loop in the background is so annoying
The repeating coast video is so annoying
The video loop sucked
True
Good video, but you really need to reduce the amount of saliva clicking when you speak . . .
Thanks! Hopefully that’s something I’ve gotten better at with my new stuff but there’s probably still a lot I could improve via editing and vocal skills.
@@BradleyGearhart Actualy there is software that can do that i think.
A horrible video. That film you put on repeat in the background made me seasick and i just ragequitted the video.
Couldn’t agree more. I made it a while ago when I was even worse at editing than I am now. Have a great day though!
Really annoying beginning with the same clip again and again ..you allready lost me here ..sorry!
- WHAT - A - BORING - VOICE - NOT - MAKING - PAUSES - BETWEEN - SENTENCES - THE - STORY - IS - INTERESTING - MYSELF - I - AM - SCANDINAVIAN - AND - WANT - TO - KNOW - MORE - BUT - THIS - VIDEO - IS - NOT - CONTRIBUTING - AS - OF - NOW - I - WILL - NOT - WATCH - FURTHER -
I appreciate the criticism. I’m still trying to learn how to make videos. I’m not one to make flashy content but I’ll try to make my voice sound more natural in my newer videos.
As for content, this video is meant to be only an overview of the history of Jan Mayen. If you have any more critiques or recommendations I’d be glad to hear them. :)
@@BradleyGearhart Honestly I thought the narration was good, only part that confused me is the looping video in the background
Declan Concannon Thanks! And I’ll have to change that for future videos.