@YOURPENGUY Sneaky Pete scares the hell out of me because in truth is the most danger of all. He is a master of the Horrorcore craft, on and off the stage.
Franklin's electric kite became the most famous experiment of the eighteenth century, helping to make Franklin famous throughout Europe and America. And yet, some historians argue that it probably never happened. They point to a curious lack of details about the experiment. It is not known exactly when the experiment occurred. Sometime in June, 1752 was the closest Franklin ever came to an exact date.
On October 19, 1752, the Pennsylvania Gazette published a brief description of an experiment recently conducted by Benjamin Franklin. Franklin, the article said, had flown a kite in a thunderstorm, causing electricity to be conducted down the line of the kite and electrifying a key tied to it. This demonstrated that lightning, as many had speculated, was a form of electricity.
Tucker's theory remains controversial. Other historians argue that Franklin would never have risked being exposed as a liar by the scientific community.
Frustrated because the British Royal Society had been ignoring his letters to them about his earlier electrical research, he might have proposed the deadly experiment as a subtle joke. It was his way of saying, Go fly a kite in a storm! But when his suggestion reached France, where people took it seriously, Franklin decided to play along and claimed he really had conducted the experiment.
To clearly understand the First Seal of Revelation 6:2, we must clear up these misconceptions. The Greek term apocalypse simply means revelation, which is defined as The act of revealing or disclosing; something revealed, especially a dramatic disclosure of something not previously known or realized.
Professional wrestling is almost as fake as Fitz is. Wrestling... after being handed The Greatest Story In The History of the World? Hey Fitz, I will wrestle you for charity after I pass my lie detector test of your choosing.
1944 - Great Earthquake / Tonankai, Japan - December 7th, 1944: "Earthquake location: Tonankai, Japan. Earthquake magnitude: 8.1. Number of recorded fatalities: 1,223."
Shattered glaciers, lifted areas of shoreline 47 feet out of the water, and caused "the death of millions of individuals," Those individuals were fish and crabs deposited on land, and barnacles, mussels and other rock-clinging organisms thrust high above the water level.
Quote:
"The ground (was) cutting some of the queerest capers imaginable. In addition to the circular motion of the preceding heavy shock, it was waving up and down like the swells of the sea, only with considerably more energy."
1899 - Major Earthquake / Cape Yakataga, Alaska - September 4th, 1899: "Earthquake location: Cape Yakataga, Alaska. Earthquake magnitude: 7.9. Number of recorded fatalities: 0."
There is little doubt that changes in land level, chiefly uplifts, occurred at the time of these earthquakes. During June 1899, three months before the shocks, the Harriman Scientific Expedition visited the region to study glaciers and did not report unusual land-level changes.
Eight men camped near Disenchantment Bay during this violent shock barely escaped with their lives. Behind one camp the water in a small lake left its banks and swept down toward the beach, carrying masses of rock with it. The prospectors described a wave immediately afterward to be 20 feet high; it washed inland over the beach and swept everything away but a few provisions and one boat. All managed to escape to Yakutat.
Both of the shocks were felt at villages over 400 miles from Yakutat Bay. The only settlement in the area was Yakutat village, over 30 miles form the Bay. The shaking there on September 3 was described by eye-witnesses at "violent, and impossible to stand without holding on to something." Prospectors in Disenchantment Bay, an arm of Yakutat Bay, described the September 3 shock as "slight," compared to the earthquake a week later.
The Yakutat Bay area of southeastern Alaska experienced one of the notable earthquakes of the last century on September 10, 1899. Although this shock was preceded one week earlier by a magnitude 8.2 earthquake, most of the effects were associated with the September 10 event which was rated magnitude 8.6 on the Richter scale.
Also, photographs taken in 1895 showed coasts and islands as they had been previously mapped. A field investigation in this area was undertaken in 1905 by a U.S. Geological Survey party. They reported the largest uplifts in land ranged from 30 feet to about 47 1/2 feet on the west coast of Disenchantment Bay. Changes of 17 feet or more affected a large area, and, in a few cases, 1 to 7 foot depressions occurred.
To fitz madrid at 98kupd, fitz I don't think you rock anymore. You are leaning towards fat, goofy looking lame. Your censored 4:20 was stupid. HOW BOUT THIS? I take a lie detector test of your choosing on air about all my statements including the description of this video I made here. I pass it gives you the biggest story ever in history. Sorry, forgot you're a punk, fatty. Ask Holmberg, he's got nuts. Bet I get Stern just to spite you douche.
Hey bro may i ask why he scares you? of all the fuckin nuts out there?
sickNsane666 1 year ago
@sickNsane666 Who? Sneaky Pete?
YOURPENGUY 1 year ago
@YOURPENGUY Sneaky Pete scares the hell out of me because in truth is the most danger of all. He is a master of the Horrorcore craft, on and off the stage.
YOURPENGUY 1 year ago
@YOURPENGUY yea like i read the discription of all the shit you done. Yet your scared of him of all people thats why i asked.
sickNsane666 1 year ago
Franklin's electric kite became the most famous experiment of the eighteenth century, helping to make Franklin famous throughout Europe and America. And yet, some historians argue that it probably never happened. They point to a curious lack of details about the experiment. It is not known exactly when the experiment occurred. Sometime in June, 1752 was the closest Franklin ever came to an exact date.
insightllc 1 year ago
On October 19, 1752, the Pennsylvania Gazette published a brief description of an experiment recently conducted by Benjamin Franklin. Franklin, the article said, had flown a kite in a thunderstorm, causing electricity to be conducted down the line of the kite and electrifying a key tied to it. This demonstrated that lightning, as many had speculated, was a form of electricity.
insightllc 1 year ago
Tucker's theory remains controversial. Other historians argue that Franklin would never have risked being exposed as a liar by the scientific community.
insightllc 1 year ago
Frustrated because the British Royal Society had been ignoring his letters to them about his earlier electrical research, he might have proposed the deadly experiment as a subtle joke. It was his way of saying, Go fly a kite in a storm! But when his suggestion reached France, where people took it seriously, Franklin decided to play along and claimed he really had conducted the experiment.
insightllc 1 year ago
To clearly understand the First Seal of Revelation 6:2, we must clear up these misconceptions. The Greek term apocalypse simply means revelation, which is defined as The act of revealing or disclosing; something revealed, especially a dramatic disclosure of something not previously known or realized.
promopass 1 year ago
Hey Fitz. Type your email into the youtube search bar. Hit enter and click on the first result. That's the beast bud.
insightllc 1 year ago
Professional wrestling is almost as fake as Fitz is. Wrestling... after being handed The Greatest Story In The History of the World? Hey Fitz, I will wrestle you for charity after I pass my lie detector test of your choosing.
insightllc 1 year ago
HEY FITZ, HOLMBERG AND BRADY CHECK THIS.
1944 - Great Earthquake / Tonankai, Japan - December 7th, 1944: "Earthquake location: Tonankai, Japan. Earthquake magnitude: 8.1. Number of recorded fatalities: 1,223."
insightllc 1 year ago
Three years to the day. Dirty Japs?
insightllc 1 year ago
Shattered glaciers, lifted areas of shoreline 47 feet out of the water, and caused "the death of millions of individuals," Those individuals were fish and crabs deposited on land, and barnacles, mussels and other rock-clinging organisms thrust high above the water level.
Quote:
"The ground (was) cutting some of the queerest capers imaginable. In addition to the circular motion of the preceding heavy shock, it was waving up and down like the swells of the sea, only with considerably more energy."
insightllc 1 year ago
1899 - Major Earthquake / Cape Yakataga, Alaska - September 4th, 1899: "Earthquake location: Cape Yakataga, Alaska. Earthquake magnitude: 7.9. Number of recorded fatalities: 0."
insightllc 1 year ago
There is little doubt that changes in land level, chiefly uplifts, occurred at the time of these earthquakes. During June 1899, three months before the shocks, the Harriman Scientific Expedition visited the region to study glaciers and did not report unusual land-level changes.
insightllc 1 year ago
Eight men camped near Disenchantment Bay during this violent shock barely escaped with their lives. Behind one camp the water in a small lake left its banks and swept down toward the beach, carrying masses of rock with it. The prospectors described a wave immediately afterward to be 20 feet high; it washed inland over the beach and swept everything away but a few provisions and one boat. All managed to escape to Yakutat.
insightllc 1 year ago
Both of the shocks were felt at villages over 400 miles from Yakutat Bay. The only settlement in the area was Yakutat village, over 30 miles form the Bay. The shaking there on September 3 was described by eye-witnesses at "violent, and impossible to stand without holding on to something." Prospectors in Disenchantment Bay, an arm of Yakutat Bay, described the September 3 shock as "slight," compared to the earthquake a week later.
insightllc 1 year ago
The Yakutat Bay area of southeastern Alaska experienced one of the notable earthquakes of the last century on September 10, 1899. Although this shock was preceded one week earlier by a magnitude 8.2 earthquake, most of the effects were associated with the September 10 event which was rated magnitude 8.6 on the Richter scale.
insightllc 1 year ago
Also, photographs taken in 1895 showed coasts and islands as they had been previously mapped. A field investigation in this area was undertaken in 1905 by a U.S. Geological Survey party. They reported the largest uplifts in land ranged from 30 feet to about 47 1/2 feet on the west coast of Disenchantment Bay. Changes of 17 feet or more affected a large area, and, in a few cases, 1 to 7 foot depressions occurred.
insightllc 1 year ago
To fitz madrid at 98kupd, fitz I don't think you rock anymore. You are leaning towards fat, goofy looking lame. Your censored 4:20 was stupid. HOW BOUT THIS? I take a lie detector test of your choosing on air about all my statements including the description of this video I made here. I pass it gives you the biggest story ever in history. Sorry, forgot you're a punk, fatty. Ask Holmberg, he's got nuts. Bet I get Stern just to spite you douche.
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YOURPENGUY 1 year ago
nA nA nA nA nA... YOU ARE EVIL. HISTORY WILL BE WON WITH TRUTH NOW.
YOURPENGUY 1 year ago
I am being censored, I have posted a comment at least five times here.
YOURPENGUY 1 year ago