Force Mate In 130 Moves?

I've recently seen a video on YouTube which says ''The longest checkmate I've ever seen!''
I was really amazed by the fact that it was true as the NM in the video really describes everything point by point.
So I was curious and placed the exact same position in Lichess board editor and then analyzed that game.
But the engine showed a 0.0 equality even though it was a forced checkmate in 130.
I was really confused to see that. Can't lichess analyze 130 forced moves? Im looking forward for an answer.

lichess.org/analysis/8/p6p/7p/p6p/b2Q3p/K6p/p1r5/rk3n1n_w_-_-_0_1?color=white

YouTube Video - www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5iy0VpwbSY&t=12s

Perhaps you could also link to the video in question so that others can compare the two.

@cnmzr said in #2:
> Perhaps you could also link to the video in question so that others can compare the two.
Thanks for reminding :)

In the very beginning of the video the NM explains that stockfish cannot see this forced checkmate because 130 moves exceeds the max-depth setting for most stockfish implementations. Maybe if one runs stockfish with max-depth > 100 on heavy duty hardware, one could discover other such long-range forced mates.

@cnmzr said in #4:
> In the very beginning of the video the NM explains that stockfish cannot see this forced checkmate because 130 moves exceeds the max-depth setting for most stockfish implementations. Maybe if one runs stockfish with max-depth > 100 on heavy duty hardware, one could discover other such long-range forced mates.
if it doesn't see on 130 move, then by playing on his reccomendation , I think he should see , when it reaches range of his view ( he plays the best moves I think, even if it's equal, so it can Reach his range of view maybe, after 60 moves for example)

Besides just press + button near stockfish setttings and depth, It will Rise Ananlysis Depth , and then Try again with ++ max rising depth