Crystal Cave of Giants Biggest crystals on the planet ❤

[zdesta7]

awesome i love gemstones and minerals and rocks

[enzoprocopio]

This is a better video of Giant Crystals of Naica youtube.com/watch?v=9k22meEcTB­M

[dmoneytuttle]

I'd like to chill down there with some LSD if it was'nt so damn hot. ;)

[ReallyRandomBlurbs]

beautiful!

[sn1pe352]

pythagoras was a gem cutter and the Atlantians (and most ancients) were old sympathetic vibratory physics (acoustics) masters who comprehended nature beyond the dreams of any nobel winning prize laurrete

[mwitty100]

It was my understanding that you went down in special cooling suits in order to withstand the heat which was about 118 degrees. A person could be down there for a few minutes and take the suit off, but I am sure they would not be very comfortable. Longer than a few minutes would have unpleasant side effects, mainly death. Check out the National Geographic Channel of the real - unfake- scientific evidence on these caves. The crystals are hot, not cold, but they do look like ice.

[grinmaster2002]

They definatly are real crystals, unfortunatly the pitures of the people here are fake, the cavern is so hot that you need to wear special heat protective suits. the cave holds 100% humidity and even in suits you cant spend much more than 10 minutes in there as it can cause death from heat exposure!!

[dressedinblack25]

Wow thats awesome!! Very cool and huge,woulkd be a great place to visit! :) ***** Have a gfreat day,peace and love to you :) 

[NZmozzeegirl]

wow..they are amazing,,,I want to lie on them...hug them..lol

[SumbleForever]

@NZmozzeegirl You'd get burned, unfortunately, if you were to touch one without protection.

[carsch06]

holy camole.........who's the lucky person that found those?

[xBiZarre4]

What's with the creepy music in the background?

[theman2720]

humans..look but please dont touch:)

[ididjaustralia]

its real people, just google it!

[lexusowner]

nice editing.. this video is FAKE

[AnonymousSarcasm]

@lexusowner fake? Are you stupid? Crystals can grow forever if the conditions are right and they have space.

[newvegasresident]

@lexusowner yeah no...there not fake....they are real massive crystal formations found recently in the naica mines in Mexico....you should probably look things up before branding them as fake...

[newvegasresident]

@lexusowner yeah no...there not fake....they are real massive crystal formations found recently in the naica mines in Mexico....you should probably look things up before branding them as fake...

[SumbleForever]

@lexusowner You're Retarded. This video is far from fake. It's real.

[TWARRIOR11]

Omg watch at 2:37 and it goes to 38 but skips 39 and goes directly to 40

[cmpilot]

Magnificent. There must be more all over the world, undiscovered.

[Midiman741]

Where's the widow of the web?

[mortalkaos1]

lol at 1:22 if the man where a bit lower it wud look weird lol

[scawty0118]

the one thing that mexicans DO have

[bigcatisbig]

@scawty0118

troll alert

[Nabo00o]

Infrared radiation.....

What if the high temperature has something to do with the crystals themselves ;D

[Nabo00o]

Forget what I said, there's a magma chamber beneath the cave :)

[jillilpizZa99]

EEEKKK!! so huuuggggeeee!!! I cant imagine that!!!

[TheCenterOfDisease]

Contradicitve music from heck right here, this is like this is a bad discovery kind of music; take this video down & put something inspirational not emo depressive shiz.

T.p.W.

[freshairsoftgunz]

that place is like worth a few bil?

[scientolofag]

More people walking around in my damn house! It pisses me off that Lex goes in there and steals a few of my crystals, let alone these people! RAWR

[TheWarCandy]

it would be much better looking if the ceiling part wasnt that color

[TheNewVideos]

die? why? it is nice hot there.

I still want to see them. I would not do any harm to them.

[infoseeker228]

It is over 100'C there

[pikulicluka]

@infoseeker228

Then how do you explain that those people managed to get in?

[infoseeker228]

over 100'C in places,and the ppl there can only be in

for a few minutes at a time,with special clothing,yet some have still died going  in there

[pikulicluka]

@infoseeker228

Look, I'm a speleologist myself, and I know it's impossible to enter a cave "for a couple of minutes". Besides, the people in this video aren't wearing any special clothing at all.

It would be impossible to enter this cave if it had a temperature of 100'C for the human body cannot take such extreme temperatures. Not even for a couple of minutes.

Look, to clear things up, the temperature in this cave is 150 F, or 66'C. It's not 100'C at all.

[infoseeker228]

When i mean a couple of minutes,i don't mean literally.

You hear ppl say they will be back in a sec.

And it was around 100'C before they excavated the cave.People have died there,and some people wear special respirator masks there.

[pikulicluka]

@infoseeker228

They wear special respiratory masks there if they have breathing problems as the humidity level is very high there.

There is no information on the temperature before the excavations.

[infoseeker228]

yes the humidity there is very high,but since the cave

was filled with water before they excavated it,and there

was no funnel for the heat to escape,the emperature

was at least a couple of degrees higher

[pikulicluka]

@infoseeker228

The cave wasn't filled with water at all. Only the lower, inaccessible parts of the cave were flooded. So, they barely noticed anything when excavating the cavern.

Besides, the point was not whether the cave was flooded and had a higher temperature before the excavations, the point being was that a guy commented saying that he would love to go there, and that you replied that he'd die because of the high temperatures, which is nonsense and very inaccurate.

[infoseeker228]

i didn't reply to anyone,never mind to a person who would like to go there.

Still,parts of the cave were flooded.Ther temperature was higher before they opened the cave anyways.

[Jimbeaux1111]

The temperature reaches as high as 136ª F with 90-100% humidity, according to the Wikipedia.

Researchers do have to wear special cooling suits and can only stay for a short time. You can endure this for maybe 10 minutes or so unsuited, and that must be what the people in the photos did.

[anthonycarl2020]

this was on yahoo news today

[TheNewVideos]

If we can not go and see them, then what good are they? I would love to see them with my own eye.

[mellon423]

see with your eyes. what do you mean what good are they? they're huge fucking crystals. They serve no purpose besides simply existing. The more people flock to places like this, the more they are destroyed.

[wisecracked2]

yah data transmission and storage, imagine if that was an archive of the universe from the dawn of time...

[Titan752]

Only one problem: no one can stay for very long inside these gypsum caverns; the high temperatures could dehydrate and kill you within the space of an hour!

While the crystals are incredible to look at, a miracleof nature's handiwork, the cavern itself is very deadly!

[Option788]

it's not the temperature that will kill you its the fact that its 100% humid in the caverns and you cannot sweat which will cause organs to fail.. national geography says :) and they are only meant to be in there for 5minutes max but they stayed for 10minutes

[wint3riscoming]

You need a respirator to breathe in there or your lungs will be seared in 20 minutes.

[TonyScicilyMontana]

sick

[pinkypug282]

OMG no way thts crazyy!

[ruinedbyidiots]

Hippies.

[kissmytwinkys]

awesomeness!

[EFFANDJEFF]

Did Superman mind those people being there?

[Lubziw]

@EFFANDJEFF LOL!

[RabbitDance]

wish I could go...

[adasdadinator]

this would make a great set for a r&c game