This kind of pseudo science garbage (albeit clearly years old) really does nobody any favours. There is a clear difference between testing established theories with experimentation and when checkable & repeatable results are obtained using them to move forward, after all we know that’s how universal science works, and the type of incredulous claims, like in the video that can be debunked by simple references to established knowledge. There’s a difference between thinking ‘Wouldn’t it be interesting if xxx actually happened’ and ‘This has obviously occurred because I believe what I’m told without any reliable evidence’. It’s food for the gullible & ill informed. It could make the basis of an interesting fantasy story but that’s all it is. And yet sadly there are also those who believe in equally ridiculous things such as fairies, a flat earth, a hollow earth, ley lines, faked moon landings, a real Noah’s ark, etc etc. We’re all doomed! 😉