These have to be the most under-rated documentaries. This is literally better then 95% of content on KZread, if not more

@polishavgeek1849

2 жыл бұрын

Except for clips from the old Top Gear or the Grand Tour

@Mk101T

2 жыл бұрын

As if you could have seen anywhere near 100% of the content to know that ? You only have yourself to blame with your clicking habits for what the algorithm cues up . And you should know that compliments born out of negativity are not really much of a compliment.

@angelique7618

2 жыл бұрын

Well said, I totally agree.

@angelique7618

2 жыл бұрын

@@polishavgeek1849 what is a clup

@polishavgeek1849

2 жыл бұрын

@@angelique7618 Oh, it's a word

This should be shown in high school for kids, Richard Hammond is a great narrator and he goes in to great depth in explaining visually as well as audibly.

*Richard drops water off wrong side of the building* Jeremy: "Hammond you eeediot" James: *Wheezing in laughter*

@monara97

3 жыл бұрын

fuck man 😂

@BBROPHOTO

3 жыл бұрын

ahahaha 😂

@Brisingrize

2 жыл бұрын

Usually, it's Hammond you blithering idiot XD, I used to watch top gear when the trio was part of it. My favourite is still the flying washing machine.

@catwithabat7163

2 жыл бұрын

You got Jeremy wrong: HAMMUND YOU BLITHERING EEEEEEDIOOTTT

I like the fact that Richard uses his fame to advance scientific knowledge. It’s easily understood, well explained, and made simple for the average dufus, such as me. And I love learning.

@tomw2919

4 жыл бұрын

Johann Olivier Do you think he doesn’t get paid for it?

@johannolivier377

4 жыл бұрын

Tom W Of course he is getting paid. However, he could have been doing something else with his fame, rather that do something that is educational and interesting.

@mrarnold96

4 жыл бұрын

@@johannolivier377 I agree. For example Kim Kardashian. Instead of using her fame to advance scientific knowledge, she use it for fake documentary and enlarging her arse

@RealCadde

4 жыл бұрын

Hammond wasn't instantly famous. He worked as a radio presenter for BBC until he joined Top Gear in 2002. Already in 2003 (again, not really famous at that time) he also presented the show "Brainiac: Science Abuse". My point is, Richard Hammond has always done science stuff even before he became famous. Not much different from James May i might add. Except James is also very much into doing fiddly stuff.

@davekp6773

4 жыл бұрын

All three do it, although Jeremy veers more toward engineering. Jeremy presented Inventions which changed the World for instance.

I can hear Jeremy Yelling HAMMOND! lo

@LoneWolf47603

4 жыл бұрын

Followed shortly by “You blithering idiot!”

@Orcman666

3 жыл бұрын

Too bad the old days are over, i would love to see Hammond releasing a giant dildo into a tornado or something :D

@randomguy8476

3 жыл бұрын

I just read it in Clarkson's voice

@sadjackaboy1366

3 жыл бұрын

And James yelling “HAMOND YOU MUPPET”

@Hydroslinky515

3 жыл бұрын

You can't not read it in their voices lol

Tonight on the grand tour: Hammond harrases a cloud

@jabirbashir7436

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously underrated comment I laughed so hard

@thenameisgsarci

3 жыл бұрын

"I did not have sexual relations with the cloud."

@oleskeide4938

3 жыл бұрын

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@oleskeide4938

3 жыл бұрын

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@R3FL3X84

3 жыл бұрын

james talk to some sheep and i eat some rainnnn...

26:18 Even on a different show, Hammond can't catch a break 😂

As much as hammond is associated with top gear, the amount of engineering and science knowledge he has delivery through his narrating shows is amazing.

@justforever96

2 жыл бұрын

You know he doesn't actually write this stuff, right? it is a script, he reads what thy give him. And acts surprised like it wasn't expected.

Hamster talking about water for an hour. It's my wet dream.

@budakbaongsiah

3 жыл бұрын

Wet, eh?

@Mango-vd1nn

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, water

Did anyone else find this calming or just me? The music, rain sounds along with his fairly soft voice almost made me wanna sleep.

@paradoxxaudiovisualproduct9430

2 жыл бұрын

No. That is james may.

I like the fact you leave “mistakes” or less than ideal circumstances in the show. It adds to the relatability, and thus facilitates a sort of empathetic learning. Good job, well done!

@CARLIN4737

2 жыл бұрын

what?

@russliquid4858

2 жыл бұрын

@@CARLIN4737 oh sorry, translation: learning good! teacher good, but not soo good teacher is perfect.. me good, but not too good im perfect. me good like teacher... me feel more connected to learning, because application of knowledge, presented in a realistic tangible way is a most effective means by which facts/concepts/theories come to life. (hope u caught the last part, i couldn't keep up the facetious tone) 😉 (ps hope u didnt take response as an attack on ur intelligence, the goal of communication is to convey ideas clearly ((which apparently i did not achieve) of course im just guessing that's what was meant by ur laconic retort) *i guess its possible siri or alexa didnt read my reply loud enough* {I'm pretty sure the most perfect response to all this would be "huh"?}

This is what happened when hamster starts to remember stuff.

@jacobmeza91

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂dogggggggg

30:35 Idk much about Richard aside from weather docs but his bewildered reaction to the guy eagerly offering to saw a 10yr old hailstone in half is golden 😂and the way the guy just chuckles and gets to it.

Finally a star that uses his fame for something educating instead of the next stupid talent show for example :) Great stuff Hammond!

Richard has the best narration presentation since Attenborough

Really love Hammond's series! Always interesting, and you learn a lot you've always thought about but never really bothered to look up xD

So glad this was in my recommended... Need more of this... Love Richard Hammond's narration. No fluff just fun information.

24:48 Imagine the effort of making your own big sand castle in the beach just to be ruined by your little sister.

more we need more of this because its interesting

@yammmit

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Seabrook it’s*

@Flyingwalrus42

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed I love to see them all do their own specials and shows

Hammond is good narrator, i like it and im not even native English speaker myself.. !

@the-potato-warrior

4 жыл бұрын

Lerssinen we can tell

@arshiachhabra4650

4 жыл бұрын

@@the-potato-warrior Don't be rude

@the-potato-warrior

4 жыл бұрын

Arshia Chhabra or?

@arshiachhabra4650

4 жыл бұрын

@@the-potato-warrior Nothing, I don't even know you

@arshiachhabra4650

4 жыл бұрын

Its just kindness

I like the childlike wonderment with which Richard presents science

@wellcraft7447

4 жыл бұрын

I think we can all relate to that

@ogitchitamukwa7642

4 жыл бұрын

OnTheAir89 those of us that can appreciate things like science at least

Clouds normally live at the top of thermals. Great content, most enjoyable. Didn't realise that Richard had a pilot's licence... good man!

what a wonderful program!! First one ive watched. Cant wait to check out more:) The high speed photography is incredible!!!

What a well produced video, I don't know who you guys are, but thank you, loved every seconds of it.

Imagine it raining caravans lol, or even sugur cubes for that matter. Love this series, hammond is a good presenter too. I always learn things. It gives answers to abstract questions, similar to ones I think of but keep to myself. For example, what's the weight of a cloud per unit of volume.

Amazing slow-motion footages from 19:30

Thanks Hamster. I had doubts but this new series is thoroughly entertaining!

A shame this doesn't have more views than it does! Fantastic production, and great presenting by Hamster!

@riemjann1

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe people don’t like to watch something with ads every two minutes? I for one stopped watching after 8; I’ve got better things to do

If you want to fall asleep peacefully try to watch this till the end

Richard constantly playing with clouds from the machine 😂

This is the answer i was looking for. thank you for the knowledge.

This is worth having to skip over the occasional ad, it's absolutely brilliant.

Right!!! I’m convinced Tom cruise is definitely Richard Hammond’s stunt double.

It was a prolific and informative episode. I was staggered with the painstaking labour you have done to make it simple and well explained thanks for this 🙏

I just watched this in my science class today, very excited and pleased

Richard makes it fascinating. Most of it I found was general knowledge but then I did learn some stuff too.

Absolutely fascinating. Every day is a school day and that is brilliant.

Very impressive and loved the way you explained natural phenomenon..love your all videos..

This was a delightful, educational video... I appreciated the humor 😜 Richard Hammond injected, remnants of Top Gear. 🚘 LOVE IT!!! 🤪

@ziplokk1453

2 жыл бұрын

Awww, they're going to notice that-

This is just wonderful. Thank You💦

Super good stuff...Thanks...More more more...!

Here's a long one - comment that is. Your channel is a new discovery for me. You have a great sense of humour and an attractive character to go along with great content. Thanks for all the vids (many of which I have still to watch). I watched your reaction to your first KZread video and it was both amusing and unsettling. As someone who is about to start uploading vids frequently soon, I can see my awkward stiffness and forced humour/forced everything without even having to look back so it's daunting to expose myself all uninitiated and stuff. Hopefully I'm doing the right thing by moving ahead with my awkwardness and relying on good content and merciful viewers (ya, right) rather than trying to polish my performance before debuting. I feel like it's a bit like polishing a turd at this point anyway if I'm honest :P Anyway, my chanel is about builds and I'm very impressed with your DIY vids - you have some amazing ingenuity and great skills. Your results are seriously impressive. It's also cool that you're so local to me as I'm in the Fraser Valley. All the best!

Great stuff! I didn't even notice the time, this is very entertaining and also packed full of information, very well done!

@johnweaver2128

2 жыл бұрын

Hammond does such a great of explaining to the average listener than most others.

29:14 i have learned something new about hail, i am happy.

Moist air is actually lighter than dry air, which seems counterintuitive but owes to the fact that O2 and N2 molecules are both heavier than H2O molecules

Watched this is school, and haven't enjoyed an essay video more. Great job, I don't normally like science but this was an interesting documentary:)

Really loved this series !

We are the ones we've been waiting for

Fascinating stuff! Love it

Beautiful work Richard

Great Program! 👏🏻

Hammond is such a really good presenter...id listen to him explain how paint dries.

Imagine them just flying a sheep through the cloud instead of the sky sponge

@_s_9920

3 жыл бұрын

A sheep isn't very absorbant, they're covered in natural oil and grease from their skin so they don't freeze to death when it rains.

@TheAandGprojects

3 жыл бұрын

@@_s_9920 it'll make them trap more water :) , it was just a joke btw as there were looking at sheep's sorry if you mistook it.

after watching this i would appreciate WATER more than ever in my life.

a lots of answers of mind bugling every day natural phenomena..... Amazing

That was a great show! It was very informative and yet also very entertaining! 👍👍

we need to put this documentary in every school

This video🎥 is wonderful✨thank you❤🌹

I'm stunned and speechless

Wow-what an awesome Documentary

I love all of these science videos 👍

Okay, the very last experiment was bloody awesome!

What a knowledgeable documentary explained very clearly

18:35 The reason why the trio is best and why we love them

Amazing detail.

Brilliant show DOT

This is awesome , congrats, we need more

Wow, have to make a programme about air next.

Watching documentaries like these make me feel like I'm on a school trip to a science museum.

18:42 such a TopGear moment this is

Thats the best core ive seen. Cool..

I love rain and cloudy days

Any thing with Hammond in it I watch it 🤗

Falling in love❤ with Hammond 🥲😇😇

Honister is an awesome place, beautiful and interesting. God bless

@18:00 I Love your Jacket :-D

I live in Canada, which is in North America. We don't call ice pellets sleet, we use the same definition of a slushy mixture you do.

I have seen this before . And i do not know why i am drawn to watch it again?

Awsome Awesome Awesome more please !!!!!

We're going to see weather like never before soon enough

Richard says the cloud could weigh up to the weight of 2 elephants..............the next cloud that floated by, looked like it had a trunk. So the other elephant must have stayed aboard.

30:49 this man obviously has spent a lot of time on cutting ice cubes

This is so good,, make it more,,

so helpful

Give us more of this videos please

19:26 amazing I did not now this.

Seriously how have I not seen this

Amazing!

In New England we call slushy ice/snow mix "sleet" as well. I have never heard the other useage.

Very interesting!

Why is this video kindling my faith or is it my awe. I look at that thin slice of hailstone and I see tree rings but also galaxies. Damnit.

Cool it's out of the box.

It’s actually quite good I like it 👌

Out of curiosity, where in America do we call ice pellets sleet? I've always known sleet as a mixture of rain and snow (I'm from the Western end of the North East). Though now that I think of it, I've encountered all three at the same time, and would still consider it sleet.

Great post.

«Oh, they're going to notice...» XD XD XD

Epic!!

gravitation play a role to increase the speed of avalanche!!!

Great!

Awesome vid!