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What is fracking?

A dance form.

Deep inside the earth, there is a layer of shale rocks.

These rocks contain fossil fuels like oil and gas in their pores.

To extract these fuels, a technique called fracking or hydraulic fracturing is used.

In fracking, a vertical well is drilled into the layer of shale rocks.

Then, the drill is turned by 90 degrees and drilling continues horizontally.

When the targeted distance is reached, the fracking well is encased.

Then, a perforating gun is inserted in the well.

When the perforating gun reaches the required distance, the rocks are perforated.

Then the perforating gun is removed and a fracking fluid is pumped in the well.

This fluid builds pressure in the perforations creating cracks in the rocks, thus releasing the fossil fuels.

These fuels and the fracking fluid are then drawn to the surface.

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For more infomation >> What is fracking? - Duration: 1:30.

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What If Sonic Was Real? - Duration: 4:30.

What if Sonic was real Hello and welcome back to Life's Biggest

Questions, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.

Sonic the Hedgehog is one of the best-known video game characters of all time, with countless

games, shows, and comics about his adventures.

And based on the number of requests we've had for a Sonic video, some of you guys are

rather fond of him too!

Just a warning: We'll be gettin' nerdy up in here.

If that's not your bag, that's totally cool.

But if it is, and you're looking for more Sonic vids, check out Top 10 Gaming!

It's a sister channel hosted by myself and Kelly Paoli, and it's Sonic month this month!

Now get ready, it's time to ask the question: What if Sonic was real?

First and foremost, if Sonic was real, we would definitely want to study him.

Humanity could learn a lot, and could potentially learn how to impart this speed power to others.

However, it's probably unlikely that Sonic would allow himself to be tested like that,

and would probably avoid capture.

Normally this might cause the authorities to dislike him, but there's one habit of

his that might make the world governments a bit more okay with him: He saves the world

an awful lot.

If Sonic was real, that would probably mean that the evil Doctor Robotnik, otherwise known

as Eggman, was real too.

And if there was an evil scientist sending killer robots to take over the world, and

there was a blue hedgehog who fought to save the world from him, world governments might

be willing to forgive the heroic hedgehog for not wanting to become a lab rat.

On the other hand, there's a chance that Sonic would be seen as a menace, an unwanted

vigilante, and the government would come up with its own ways of dealing with Eggman without

Sonic.

Unfortunately, this has not gone particularly well in the games, with Sonic generally having

to save the day regardless of the efforts of humanity.

Hopefully we'd work with the guy, and wouldn't vilify him.

This brings up another important point: it would be incredibly stressful to live in a

world under near-constant attack from a supervillain.

While in Sonic we generally don't see a lot of the consequences to everyday folks,

if it was real, WE would be the everyday folks.

WE would be enslaved by Robotnik.

WE would be in danger of being blown up in his attempt to take over the world.

And I don't know about you, but to me that sounds pretty darn terrifying.

However, one aspect of Sonic would be really cool for us normal folk: chaos emeralds.

For the uninitiated in the ways of Sonic, chaos emeralds are magical relics that, when

collected, can give the wielder incredible power.

If it helps, they're basically Sonic's version of Dragon Balls.

The existence of these gems would cause a huge number of people to begin a quest to

find them all.

Huge factions would spring up, groups of adventurers questing to collect all the emeralds.

Some would do this in the name of science, while others would chase them for personal

gain, but the rush for the chaos emeralds would make the gold rush look like child's

play.

Those who did find the emeralds could become super powerful themselves, and potentially

form a league of heroes or villains, depending on their intentions.

Not only would the world become more uncertain because of Sonic and Eggman, but the chaos

emeralds would allow otherwise ordinary people to do extraordinary and unpredictable things,

for better or for worse.

And now we come to the weirdest possible implication: poop.

If you don't know hedgehogs very well, you should know that they're really weird.

And a lot of their weirdness revolves around turds.

First, hedgehogs poop and pee while running.

If you've ever had a hedgehog run on a wheel, you'll have learned not to stand too close,

or you'll get real messy, real fast.

If Sonic was real, you would NOT want to be running behind him.

That might not be a cloud of DUST behind him...

But wait, there's more.

Yet another poo-related hedgehog fact has to do with their habit of "Self-annointing".

This involves them chewing on something until it mixes with their saliva and gets all foamy,

then rubbing it all over their body.

And you know one thing they like to do this with?

Yep, feces.

They munch on it until it gets nice and sticky, then spread it all over themselves like body

chocolate.

Really makes Amy's obsession with Sonic even weirder.

And yes, I learned this from the endlessly entertaining Scientifically Accurate Sonic

song.

Of course, given that Sonic is a fictional character with supernatural abilities, it

may be that he wouldn't show the same behaviours as normal hedgehogs do.

But it would be way funnier if he did, so I'll just assume he would.

And now we return to our question: What if Sonic was Real?

Well, apparently he would chew up his own poo and rub it all over his body… which

is pretty weird.

But all disturbing hedgehog quirks aside, the world would be pretty crazy.

Us normal civilians would be living in fear that some crazy egg-shaped scientist guy might

send robots to take over the world, while this speedy, apparently poop-covered hedgehog

would be running around breaking the sound barrier with his friends.

But hey, if you avoided being killed or pooped on, you could try to find the chaos emeralds

and go Super yourself!

Awesome.

Thank you for watching Life's Biggest Questions, I hope this was interesting and informative,

and maybe even inspired you to look into it further on your own.

If you liked this video, please thumbs up and subscribe to the channel down below.

While you're down there, let me know what video game you would make real if you could!

Until next time, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey with Life's Biggest Questions, wishing you

the best of luck, on your quest for answers.

For more infomation >> What If Sonic Was Real? - Duration: 4:30.

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What was Chris Cornell's cause of death, when did the Soundgarden star commit suicide - Duration: 4:47.

How did Chris Cornell die?

Chris died on May 17 at the age of 52.

The Medical Examiner's Office said in a statement :"The cause of death has been determined as hanging by suicide. A full autopsy report has not yet been completed," after conducting an initial autopsy.

A police spokesman told two Detroit newspapers that the singer was found hanged.

The Wayne County office: "There is no additional information at this time.

Dad-of-three Cornell has been due to play at US festival Rock the Range in Columbus on May 18.

His last tweet saw him post a picture outside the Fox Theatre in Detroit, Michigan, where he performed with Soundgarden, with The Pretty Reckless supporting.

Meanwhile, new details have emerged about the singers last day.

Bodyguard Martin Kirsten saw the 52-year-old rock star moments before his hotel suicide police papers reveal.

Mr Kirsten – who previously dated Heidi Klum – helped the singer fix his computer and gave him two Ativan sleeping pills.

But the security man had to kick in two hotel doors after receiving a panicked call from Cornell's wife, Vicky Karayiannis – who reported the singer slurring his words in a final phone call.

Mr Kirsten says he found the star lying on the bathroom floor, "with blood running from his mouth", according to the police report.

Papers obtained by The Detroit News, claims that after finishing his last show at 11.30pm on Wednesday night, Cornell was escorted to his room at Detroit's MGM Grand hotel by Mr Kirsten.

Ms Karayiannis said: "When we spoke after the show, I noticed he was slurring his words; he was different.

"When he told me he may have taken an extra Ativan or two, I contacted security and asked that they check on him."

A lawyer for the family has since confirmed Cornell took this for his anxiety, police reports reveal.

The family of the musician, who struggled with addiction before seeking treatment in 2002, dispute the cause of death – instead suspecting that he suffered adverse effects from either Ativan or other substances.

Kirk Pasich, a lawyer for the family, said: "Without the results of toxicology tests, we do not know what was going on with Chris—or if any substances contributed to his demise.

"Chris, a recovering addict, had a prescription for Ativan and may have taken more Ativan than recommended dosages.

"The family believes that if Chris took his life, he did not know what he was doing, and that drugs or other substances may have affected his actions."

Ativan has been said to give users suicidal thoughts if taken in a high dosage.

Morbid fans of the tragic rock star have been calling the MGM in the hope of staying in the same room where he died.

Death-obsessed tourists phoned the venue asking to rent room 1136 where the Soundgarden singer killed himself.

The Detroit Free Press reported that the room in question is unavailable and there's no date for when or if it will be used for guests again.

A reporter from the publication managed to book the $600 (£463) a night room but was told 1136 was not available and offered another room when they turned up.

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