5 Experiments People Thought Could have Destroyed the World... But Didn't
Published November 26, 2021
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Views
212,354
Likes
9,127
Comments
553
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During its prime, the Soviet Union conducted several dangerous experiments in its ongoing effort to become the world leader in scientific and technological progress. Many of their risky endeavors were fruitful, but some of the shortcuts they took led to horrifying catastrophes. It’s no wonder then that when the Soviets…
- Published
- November 26, 2021
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How 5 Experiments People Thought Could have Destroyed the World... But Didn't is doing
It has 212K views in total. It ranks #9,636,436 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about 5 Experiments People Thought Could have Destroyed the World... But Didn't
- Total views
- 212K
- Total likes
- 9.12K
- Total comments
- 553
- Published
- November 26, 2021
- Global rank by views
- #9,636,436
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5 Experiments People Thought Could have Destroyed the World... But Didn't has 212,354 views, 9,127 likes and 553 comments, ranking #9,636,436 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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