NASA Reveals Plan To Capture An Asteroid!
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- NASA Reveals Plan To Capture An Asteroid!
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Literally our world is turning into some blade-runner 2049 star-wars cyberpunk stuff
Meanwhile we're downloading the Idiocracy DLC at the same time
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Apart from the alien stuff, I think the expanse is good prediction of future humanity
@@t.g.2777 sure is just hope there isn’t that type of war either
By far the best "unique" content you've released. Many content creators rehash the same material, sometimes better, often times not. This was great and refreshing to get something entirely new. Now to see if some copycat UA-camr tries to remake the topic.
Copycats.
It doesn't really have anything to do with Copycats. xD It's not like people can say that this topic is ONLY theirs.
They should definitely find one that’s packed with rich ore in it and bring it back say with 15-20+ billion worth of gold and silver in it. I say nasa could do that and be able to keep all the $ it’s worth and put it back into the program
Unfortunately NASA is a government program at heart, so if they bring back riches from the heavens the looters in DC, NYC, Brussels, and board rooms across the world will want their cut.
🤣🤣🤣 it will all go into their pockets and they will "find" money elsewhere (taxpayers) and then say it was from the asteroid. FACT.
Or slowly share the wealth in some way so the world's economy doesn't crash
I always thought it was easier to make miners into astronauts then the other way around.
I saw an old documentary about it (sic)
i have been saying this for years, currently working towards this as a live passion, i want in this industry so bad its gonna happen, ateroids hold so much value it would even be viable to orbit them around mars or even maybe venus
Brilliantly done guys. Really appreciate you making this highly detailed but also very easy to understand video.
i read about the Asteroid Redirect mission before but NASA's priroty is the Artemis now but i'm hoping that they're going to look again on this one soon
Interesting. Thanks.
This is great. This would mean endless supply of rare minerals. No need for greedy expansion of nations. This would lead to a age of abundance
There is no money in it for for corporations to make things abundant.
You are kidding right?
This is why the end game scenario from marvel impossible, you don not have scarcity if you can go into space. We will need to get ready to turn into a post scarcity civilization as we et deeper into space.
There is no over population neither.
You know, if NASA was up for it.
They could open this new asteroid up for mining. By setting up a company or company's to mine it. It would be easy to move stuff to where we need it. We could use the resources and the revenue just might pay for the entire project in the long run.
Or it should be internationalized, the minerals going to all of humanity without some Middleman
Thats why they invested in Bezos.
@@gamerfortynine Bezos? Why? He is only able to do suborbital flights at this point.
4:26 Bwahaha! I love the geeky references of childhood (and adulthood) 😂😊
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Nice video
Amazing!
This would be amazing! If they can pull it off...
Nice job
Very cool animations
Exciting times ahead, roll on disclosure 🛸👽☝🏽
You know spacetavel has been affected by popular culture if NASA ends up calling the capture the "Liam Neeson Bag Maneuver"
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You onow spacetravel has effected by odyssey exploration culture if Nasa end up naming "asteriod capture
awesome
Wow, the complete faith that unorganized matter will, all by itself, unfailing organize itself into an orderly system is incredible.
Venom.....RIP Calculon
Asteroid mining*
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When space objects collide, and while conservation of momentum stays intact, much of that can transfer to one of those colliding objects--sometimes leading to solar system escape velocity for it.
Was the asteroid belt denser in the past, having thinned out this way? Does Bode's law actually apply? Was there a 5th planet between Mars and Jupiter? Might Vesta tun out to be part of its core? How many minerals and heavy ores are in Vesta? In longer time frame, how much of those could be extractable?
The core for our first death star "earth star" ships.
They could always fill up the sink holes with them.
In a space riddled with AI voice AI scripted content you are such a breath of fresh air lol
Thanks!
Asteroid retrieval is probably a far cheaper and more robust path towards space settlement than landing on the moon or mars. Set up a lunar gateway (pretty much ISS 2.0) in high lunar orbit and send out these robotic tugs to bring back asteroid samples to practice ISRU, eg extracting water for fuel and life support.
Sure, you could use this for going to the moon as well or just teleoperating robotic rovers with less lag than from earth.
Why bring the asteroids back to Earth? That would be dangerous. It would be much more efficient to take the extra time to refine/store/transport the asteroids in space. Much less force would be required to manipulate the asteroids in space than on Earth.
So no one gonna mention that Elon and Mark Zuckerberg are gonna fight each other *
On each other?
So I know this is somewhat off topic but I've wondered why they don't send a railgun up to the moon and use the moon as a launch base for sending probes and stuff to destinations in our solar system. They wouldn't need fuel for trajectory bc the probe would be launched from the railgun.
Mining asteroids is a plausible concept that has been around for decades. With the advances in technology and projected value of harvested asteroids, I think NASA can just step aside and let the free market go for it. This will be a huge business and key driver for a massive growth in space exploration. The commercial space industry is attracting the best talent now anyway and is proving they can do things much faster, better and cheaper.
The biggest issue will be refining the ore in micro gravity, either that or if Elon figures out how to land (or is even given permission to land) Starship with a full payload. I think he is going to have to move Space X to Kenya or Equador just to be free of the FAA to get things done!
future spacecrafts designs needs to more space plane type than the current cylindrical modules . . . large space plane, even way bigger than the NASA Space Shuttle . . . infact NASA could seriously do with a new larger Space Shuttle based on the original STS design . . . how about using a able sized/shaped asteroid for atmospheric re-entry . . . the asteroid will act as a second shield in addition to the spacecraft's own shield . . .
Mine and shape valuable metals into a shape that can fall to earth in a controlled way, drop it on Antarctica for retrieval
I hope {they} do it
How would they overcome the inertia of the asteroid so they can move it in the direction the want to?
They can not and never be able to, we do not have the science yet.
What is the ops factor?
What are the chances of loosing the control of the asteroid and it falls on earth?
Better than visit Titanic by sub?
Good to see NASA are actually dreaming of the future and have a target that will super boost a space economy, fiddeling around with LEO stations to make defective free silicon is such a small horizon. And I don't want to be a spoil sport, but every asteroid or comet that has actually been inspected by NASA, ESA and Japan with space probes was or seems to be actually solid rock and certainly NOT slushy snowballs or loose collection of rocks and dust.
They better make an astroid container and land it with parachutes lol
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What if to land an asteroid on the moon and work on it? Would it be easier then to be floated in space?
Nicolas Tesla developed time travel. It was used with ships. It could be done today...
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"bag and become the first people to examine women an intact Space.."
Sounds cool. I hope I'm still alive when it happens.
Vacation on the Off Worlds.
Has anyone asked what would happen to the moon if we put an asteroid in it's orbit?
Depending on the total mass of the asteroid, it could get the moon to move in an unprotected orbit over time.
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Got to be VERY careful with this. Dont not want to mess something up we are not aware of. The addition of an asteroid in orbit could mess up all sorts of fields.
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Great video as usual. Oh and 2nd.
Our moon will have a moon....I like it. Lunar 2 has a nice ring to it.
NASA's should catch a metal asteroid and get Atlas The Robots to mine it.
Sounds like a justification for finally building Space Shuttle 2.0 . Do not bring that sample back to earth.
Next Mission? No Brainer... Next known Monolith....Moon, Mars etc....
send lunar robot ( go back ) to " APOLLO LANDING SITE " first...
On my iPad it say that this video was uploaded 3 weeks ago, not 2011, which is the last year that the Shuttle was used? Why use a shuttle in your diagrams? You were happy to use invented asteroid capture vehicles and perhaps you could use Starship, but the Shuttle?
Otherwise this an excellent video.
The asteroid belt used to be a planet.
NASA start dropping ice comets on Mars for terraforming!
nasa must collect the boosters and bring them back to earth
To wild....
A space shuttle for the space walk?!? Maybe your next video can be about how THAT is possible? Great video otherwise - thanks!
and why it had a hubble like object attached:)
Hoo boy i hope we dont find a marker and trigger a necromorph outbreak...
Capture a LARGE asteroid and put it in orbit around the moon. Now you have a good "space station" around the moon. Do it again for Mars but it needs to be a VERY LARGE asteroid.
Earth's moon constantly kneads the planet. All this pushing and pulling creates heat. Mars lacks such a moon. Could a "new" moon about 1/4 the size of Mars possibly get it's core moving again. Just a thought?
Breh, the LLiam Nissan Bag Method should be a dictionary-able word... I need that
use a regular booster rocket to push a nuclear powered rocket into space
fly nuclear powered rocket to asteroid
and use nuclear powered rocket to push asteroid towards orbit around moon
Ok Short WOW :)
You cannot find a bucket full of sand on earth that would not be somehow contaminated by life.
Four and a half billion years ago my a**
how can a starship bring a whole fuckin asteroid back to earth. It wasn't coincidence that nasa chose ion thrusters for their mission lol
Any one seen the movie don't look up sounds familiar
First, why would we put human life in such danger??? Use the Robotics that we should have could have used years ago…
I stopped paying attention midway through until I heard. “Thank You for…” ‘What, I missed it?’ not much?
What I hoped I missed was them telling us of the advances in Lasers.?? The toaster-sized satellites would use the Solar Electric Powered Lasers to push the Near Earth Asteroids. The Lasers would not blow up the asteroids but change their orbits, so they would bring themselves closer to Earth. The Honeycomb would go around them and squeeze the good stuff out.??
I don’t know, I think the Honeycomb is for transporting the asteroid, but I think it is a waste of time and power. We should be able to push more asteroids to a cislunar orbit where they can smash into the Lunar Gateway. Then again we should have Starships ready and waiting to catch the not-so-massive asteroids. The mile-wide asteroids can softly smash into the Moon whereas the Moon mining robotics can mine the asteroid if the asteroid doesn’t smash them to pieces.
4:44 "In place around the moon" Orbit failed asteroid crashing on moonbase... Not the headlines you want to have.
Needs LOTS of regulation, public funding, international cooperation, open source development, and transparency and public oversight. Could be extremely dangerous and weaponized otherwise, and would pose an extreme threat to the planet. Deep state and billionaires NOT allowed.
Lol, because we've watched ANY of this happen before. 😅
Great kind of educated guesses, though.
Most system asteroids are nickel-iron, or stony. We need supernova ejecta (SNe) with valuable elements. It’s complex, but these plans are rudimentary, almost distractions or predictive programming.
Who are you kidding... The value of just one Asteroid is worth $$$.. As they are made of high grade nickle.. This is what they are after..
Also we can mining asteroid. Because full of resource Will be Iron gold and silver including oxygen or hydrogen.
He still use the BigBang theory which opposes the new discovery of the universe expanding which oppose BigBang theory..
If it contains precious metals, this circus act could pay for itself.
Only 1 million dollars to trip into space? Wonder if the deep sea drive to Titanic that imploded will impact wealthy tourist willing to trip to space?
I have great repect for the SpaceX engineers - not so much for Elon. Frankly, if Starship works like Elon promised, it would be the first time any of his projects had.
Humans don't need to be part of this gig. We already have a massive amount of expertise in satellite robot function. Gravity wells are very expensive, so never to there.
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I'll vote for asteroid over Artemis Space Launch System. We'll have plenty of reasonable cost commercial launch providers. Let's ditch the obscenely costly SLS and transfer that cost pure science missions.
Say what?
Wouldn't it be a lot more feasible - and cheaper - to use advanced robotics to do all this, including taking the probes? Sending human astronauts is really cool but also way more expensive.
This is more of a project for corporations practicing Space Exploitation... leave it to the truly greedy and get back to Space Exploration.
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To this not just scientific research but mining opportunitie!
I just think it’s funny… we got Russia being like “ well I’m gunna take Ukraine since the world sucks rn”.
America: “we’re gunna defend Ukraine”
Russia: “well I’m gunna use a nuke then”
America: “wow that’s scary… ima be discreet”
America: “I’m gunna go mine asteroids now”
N.o A.ctual S.pace A.bove work it out Mr Spock
Are you a flat earther ?
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Y'all have seen the 70s version of Andromeda Strain, right? This is how we get Andromeda strain.
If we cant keep our biosafety labs safe, we certainly can't keep our space junk safe either.
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0:26 "neigh-chore" - No, chinese thing, there us no "c" in nature, it's pronounced nate-your not "neigh-chore."
The moon is the biggest asteroid 😂 it’s literally a vacuum bag of asteroids
bro that history about that nebula and shit was so pointless & meaningless for the video, so random lmao
Cutting edge science on the citizen's dime was always NASA's purpose, the hard rock work of colonizing the solar system was always going to be up to the "free market". There will be large political problems arising from that colonization, like the Human Rights of the Colonists and who actually owns those asteroids. There will also be the problem of processing those asteroids and what is to be done with the finished products. Probably, most of the material made in space will remain in space to further the process of colonization. A spaceship made on Earth must be made of exotic materials while one made in space could be made of cast iron, with shields made of the slag from the foundry! Water found in space would also have many uses such as radiation shielding and trade goods, the return of the Ice Man! How those things are made will be another good question. Several people have pointed out that smelting ore and making liquid metals in a weightless environment would cause any number of problems, not to mention just separating materials which is usually done with the aid of gravity, here on Earth. I suggest foundries on Luna or, later on, Phobos or Neimos or some largish body with a small amount of gravity. Building a blast furnace in space offers another challenge. Lots of interesting stuff that must be paid for and Humans will have to do the work, as Robots of that caliber are centuries away.
We’d better hurry up, at the rate rockets are being launched earth won’t have any atmosphere left. Elons big plan is to help destroy our planet so that the impossibility of life in space can happen.
1. Can you Please talk in a Understandable way?
2. Wdym Rockets are destroying the Atmosphere? Can you please elaborate?