I’ve always thought that the better option would be to have a starship gently nudge into the object without breaking it, 😮and then push it out of the way rather than breaking it up into smaller pieces
I agree with you but, you saw how the comet fell in Russia, does science inform people? No! Science only cares about making nuclear bombs, guns and killing people, and you talk about how they're going to avoid comets? Don't make me laugh Also a comet that comes with great speed towards the earth cannot it avoid small "piece of stone-starship" because is straight for straight cannot pushing a big comet, but if you shoot it from behind or push it from behind to the side it will spin like a ball and change direction
You are dreaming ! You have no idea from what are made asteroids. \\\dart midssion was already hard and risky to change the trajecxtory of the asteroid . But well let's see what NASA still has in case to avoid the earth from crashing a asteroid in.
If there's an asteroid headed our way there is nothing we can do. The elite have used tax payers money to build underground reinforced bunkers for themselves.. The only hope the rest of us have is advanced civilization that have been visiting our planet to intervene and pulverize the asteroid .
The only downside of breaking a big rock into smaller rocks is that they will generate heat as the burn during entry into the atmosphere. Even if they don't hit the ground, their collective results can cause widespread fire outbreaks.
After NASA's DART mission it looks like a little nudge when the asteroid is far enough off is enough to divert an asteroid's trajectory so it would miss the Earth.
@@TheDarkLord6.6.6 You just apply the impact force earlier to get the angle of divergence required. The main problem is whether the asteroid is solid and not a loose conglomerate.
The DART mission was successful in nudging a small asteroid from its prior path. We have to get reeaaallly good at this thing so when the eventual big ones come inside our moon's trajectory we can nudge it away again! BTW if a big one hits the moon we are also DONE
Beautifully explained. Hope these ideas and many more new ones keep us alive, save us from armageddon. Something should be done for the unpredictable killer volcanoes, earthquakes that are a constant threat to life on earth.
They are not a threat to life on earth, they are part of it. When they are gone it could very well be a sign that the planet itself is dying, the core cooling, the rotation slowing, the crust hardening and so on. By the way, the greatest threat to life on earth is humanity itself, the species that doesn't know when to stop despite theoretically being capable of knowing.
Nop,,,... We can talk down our problems but how can we talk to an asteroid to just pass by and not hit us, a volcano not to erupt or a tectonic plates to be soft on each other,,,,,......?😎
According the the 80’s … I think … movie, Starman, the Meteor Crater isn’t an asteroid impact, but a landing sight where an ancient but very advanced outer space visitors parked their enormous craft. That made the crater. I like that explanation better than the scientific one postulated by the video. Jeff Bridges being the alien trapped here really helps … 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
@@ShoestringRacer I know that. In StarMan it’s a UFO landing spot. I know that it’s Meteor or Barrenger Crater. Suspend your disbelief, think like a child and check out the movie. Bo Bridges plays the alien who took on the form of her dead husband from DNA in a strand of hubby’s hair. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
Great doc however I was hoping to hear more comprehensive data on probable impactor origins and the orbital interactions that can move small bodies into the path of Earth, such as s7 secular resonance and asteroid families.
Yes , it will be helpful for the masses to move out of the way 😂 but when has NASA or anyone been honest . This was a bore tbh heard it all before keeps u in a false sense of knowledge doesnt it ? Itll hit fast and hard . We wont have time the way they think .
Apparently, you haven`t studied this subject very much. Start with the Rio Curuca impact in Brazil, Tunguska, and see the Chevrons along the coasts around the world. Australia has plenty. Or Carolina Bays. See Cosmographia with Randall Carlson or his Joe Rogan podcasts. The sun-dimming catastrophe of 536 A.D. wasn`t just a volcano problem because there`s strong evidence of multiple space impacts too. You DO realize our civilization depends 100% on agriculture, right? What are the odds of surviving ANY impact or volcano that disrupts or ends our ability to produce food on commercial farms? There have been dozens of rapid temperature changes over the past 20,000 years without cars. There have been at least TEN extremely wild swings in temperature over the past 15,000 years of up to 15C in under 100 years. You`re mentally impaired if you think we have any control whatsoever over the climate or temperature. Which do you prefer, warmth or freezing cold? Guess what? THERE IS NO CLIMATE EMERGENCY! But NATURE will give us one SOON ENOUGH, and people like you think a solar panel will stop it! LOL!!!!
Detecting these objects is key and finding and developing technologies to destroy monitoring thier trajectory is also key in determining whether it hits our planet or misses our planet 😊
- Yep, That's what I thought... Never a WORD, - about the bigger pieces of the Asteroid,- that DOES, Pentwater all the way through our Atmosphere !...- If nuking the Asteroid, Not ALL PIECES are gonna be small enough....People will still be killed !... No Emphasis on that scenario !...- Other than that,- I liked the video !..
A superbly made, well explained video, I was aware of Apophis, thankfully, current technology is able to alert us to any threat, but I would still think that surely, if we spotted anything on a direct collision course with Earth, especially months before a potential impact, we could send up nukes to either destroy it, or sufficiently change it's course?
We would need more than a few months notice to alter it's course. Probably 5-10 years depending on the size of it. Luckily NASA's DART mission was a huge success. They ended up moving it something like 10x further than they hoped. Something a few months away...the best we could do is try to evacuate the projected impact part of the planet. Hitting it with a nuke would just mean instead of 1 big rock, we would get hit with millions of little rocks, and they would all be radioactive. Which would be bad...very, very bad. Luckily they already know where most of the threatening ones are...at least NASA says they know
dang . . to think in the end we will take solution from a movie . . we really desperate, but then again its cosmic level threat nothing much we can do . . .
Apophus passing 20k miles away is closer than the moon which is 240k miles away. If it missed us but instead hit our moon we would also be dead right? Our angle and spin relative to the sun would cause crazy weather fluctuations like hundreds of degree changes from moment to moment. Nobody talks about a large NEO hitting the moon ;)
As I am not a physicist and do not possess the mathematical skills necessary to even try to understand the how and why the different possibilities of quantum interpretations and realities can exist, I have only one question to ask. This goes back to most of my work experience as a microbiology technologist. Using the concept of “Brownian Motion“ when observing under a microscope (not electron), why does everything in our reality have constant motion? Even using just our eyes to observe all things around us that we perceive as perfectly still, nothing really is still. While I find podcasts and programs on physics, astronomy, and chemistry, and other disciplines fascinating and try to understand and learn what I can, the concept of constant motion was never clear.
It sounds like you're asking why does the nature of reality entail energy that's apparently universal. Or how that everything is changing. As a theist, I don't think its unaccounted for. Change indicates that which is the ultimate causal origin point in causal relations, and based on transcendental reasoning, we can refer to that as our ultimate creator God.
Enough with the kilometers and meters, some of us don't use or understand those units of measurement, feet and inches is easier to understand for some of us
Hitting an asteroid was an accomplishment that was never achieved in past missions data collection is crucial for future missions on how to deflect an asteroid 😊
I get what they are saying, and I love science, astronomy and,technology like this. however, I would say that a supermassive volcano such as Yellowstone eerupting would be as potentially catastrophic, and as an extinction-level threat as an asteroid
Depends on the size and velocity of the asteroid. A Yellowstone super eruption would be akin to like a 1 mile wide asteroid hitting the earth at 30k mph. But some travel 2 or 3x the velocity, and all comets move at least 3-4x faster than asteroids. Yellowstone wouldn't be an extinction level event. Humans survived a blast larger than anything Yellowstone ever did 74k years ago when Lake Toba erupted. We'd survive Yellowstone even better with today's advanced warning We'd have at least a week or so warning for people to evac the surrounding states
@BAN EVERYTHING! or any number of other not that uncommon factors. Most people have no idea how fast the illusion that we're living in a safe, modern, advanced civilization can be shredded.
There's gonna be a moment that just annoys certain people that think its pointless to go through all the trouble of this, that, and the other thing just to move something out of the way. They're going to do a simple thing while saying "you stupid gits." And we're all gonna go "oh🙁 ya that makes sense."
@@donkeyearrs during the war, someone came up with putting food in cans to preserve it for a much longer time. Its going to be just like that to some people
maybe technology not up to spec for now, but the best approach is to capture a reasonable size asteroid in earth orbit. when an oncoming object is detected, change its orbit trajectory on a collision course with oncoming object...disaster averted.
The trajectory of these deep outer space objects is with current technology not really known like any moving object its course changes with time and other factors like asteroids hitting each other and changing its trajectory 😮
Odds of a decent-size asteroid hitting a large city are slim. Far more likely it will hit an ocean and cause a tsunami that could easily hit a heavily populated coast somewhere in the world.
Hey Neil , Who shot down the Chelyabinsk meteor? On several vids I see just up and behind you see a flash as something is fired and impacts the meteor and disturbance shows in the smoke trailing .You can tell as the smoke trail or tail shows a widening at impact. Another flash is detected just after the first just to the right of the meteor about a second after the first . As something fired again at it, the tail shows the moment it gets shot you can see a projectile blow thru it and out the other side c'mon I can't be the only one to see this? And why all the disinformation
The idea of intelligent design has never and will never "give way" to anything. ID had always been a possibility. Learning more about our natural world is great but hasn't supersceded ID, nor is it supposed to.
AND BRUCE Willis DROPPED THE atomic energy device DOWN A VERY DEEP HOLE ON THE ASTEROID AND HE detonated it AND HE DESTROYED it AND HE SAVED THE WORLD FROM being DESTROYED BY THE ASTEROID AND HE WAS in THE die HARD movie AND i HAVE THE die HARD 4 ON DVD AND BRUCE Willis is in this movie AND it's A GREAT ONE 😊
The rock that detonated over russia was tiny, and still when it exploded it produced an explosion of about the size of the warheads atop russias ICBM's 500 kilotons. Hiroshima was around 15 kilotons and that was enough to obliterate a city
What I'm trying to understand is, how were these large bodies, like planets and satellites, formed if they're travelling, say, 25,000 mph? Wouldn't The impacts of the dust and rocks carry enough kinetic energy to vaporize the impacted?
Smaller fragments do break up and form dust clouds. The speed creates energy that spins generating gravity pulling in the gasses and dust and larger rocks etc.. the best way to explain it is :- picture the solar system being the barrel of a bagless vacuum cleaner, you turn it on over a pile of dirt and pebbles now imagine the heat in there being 2-8000 degrees Celsius all that dust and rock spinning and heating up is going to turn those materials molten thus creating a core as more debris gets pulled in everything slows down and you will either get a floating rock like Mercury, Atmospheric rocky planet like Venus, Earth and Mars or you get gaseous planets like Jupiter Saturn etc. Basically it's speed that is the main contributing factor to the maintaining the energy and gravity I believe the term is Centrivical Velocity (don't quote me on that).
ever take a snow ball and let it roll down a hill? Almost the same effect since most of the particles large and small can meld with others because of the extreme heat
@43:45 # "the target is approaching at over one thousand kilometres per hour" ...which is the speed of a transoceanic airliner. Off by a factor of about 100.
This idea of "ruling out nuclear weapons" is absurd. In the event an extinction-level asteroid is heading our way, I want us to use every means at our disposal and that includes a Tsar Bomba sized nuke if it's our best chance to avoid the deaths of billions of people. If a bunch of radioactive rocks happen to burn up in the atmosphere and shower some radiation dust here and there, that's much preferable to overheating our atmosphere to 400 degrees or higher worldwide, 1,000 foot tsunamis and a 700 mph shock wave that obliterates everything in a 2,000 mile radius. Cut the crap.
Wouldn’t it be ironic if Teslas car floating out there hit an asteroid and knocks it into a direct collision course with space ship city of whatever he calls it
12:34 Nice moves! So, this is a documentary where we're going to learn about killer asteroids. And here we can clearly see that the asteroids are maneuvering themselves in space like a spaceship.
Great graphics! Whereja’ get ‘em? Got off topic quite a bit. I suppose your #1 priority is to gain views. Too bad. “Who sent them?” Really?! WTH is THAT? The more words you say the better?!
And the third angel sounded, and there fell a great star from heaven, burning as it were a lamp, and it fell upon the third part of the rivers, and upon the fountains of waters; and the name of the star is called Wormwood: and the third part of the waters became wormwood; and many men died of the waters, because they were made bitter
44:24 Lot's on wishful thinking in that one. As soon as the first rocket hits, then next will be welcomed by a chaotic cloud of rocks. If that doesn't stop the second rocket, it will the third. After that it will be impossible to hit the same spot for hours. The rockets must land in it, and borrow in. The Armageddon idea is really the best bet.
Thanks to geologists, we think that all living things on our planet have the most to fear from an asteroid impact. But when we look at the many horizontal layers that we find everywhere on our planet, we clearly see the effect of a repeating cataclysm. These disasters are mentioned in ancient books like the Mahabharata from India and the Popol Vuh from the Maya. They tell us about a cycle of seven disasters. Certainly, a cycle of regularly recurring, thus predictable but inescapable global disasters cannot be caused by asteroid impacts. The only possible cause is another celestial body, a planet, orbiting our sun in an eccentric orbit. Then it is close to the sun for a short period and after the crossing at a very high speed it disappears into the universe for a long time. Planet 9 exists, but it seems to be invisible. These disasters create a terrible natural cataclysm with much flooding and a cycle of civilizations. To learn much more about the recurring flood cycle, the re-creation of civilizations and its timeline and ancient high technology, read the e-book: "Planet 9 = Nibiru". This book answers many of your questions about our past. It can be read on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Search: invisible nibiru 9
As Neil DeGrasse Tyson says, "Asteroids are the universe's way of asking us HEY, HOW'S THAT SPACE PROGRAM GOING?"
That guy lost all credibility
@@justadildeau he is intelligent. Its unfortunate that he is a narcissist !
👁👄👁🍿
@@joe18425 he's a paid shill
@@justadildeau he is just the dog. Somebody else wags his tale..
@@justadildeau He, Niel,seems angry at every one that would need 'explanations of certain phenomena '. Like me...👽
4:27 That was one of the best shot's I've ever seen. Just the small size of the rock and the huge size of the fire around it is insane.
We could get the UN to write a strong letter of condemnation and send it to the asteroid.
Yer bussin mah bawls Hans!
With some words capitalized and a few well placed emojis… 👍🏽
Or just outlaw it outright. That makes everything better
Launch John Kerry with an air compressor and jackhammer…
Send Un astronauts with blue helmets, they can watch the asteroid and not much else
The golf cart moved the pyramid much more than was expected. It seems like good news for the earth defense folks.
Don't believe everything you hear!!
A golf cart!😅😅😅😅
Right!
how will we respond? if its anything like covid then were all fucked
I’ve always thought that the better option would be to have a starship gently nudge into the object without breaking it, 😮and then push it out of the way rather than breaking it up into smaller pieces
I agree with you but, you saw how the comet fell in Russia, does science inform people? No!
Science only cares about making nuclear bombs, guns and killing people, and you talk about how they're going to avoid comets?
Don't make me laugh
Also a comet that comes with great speed towards the earth cannot it avoid small "piece of stone-starship" because is straight for straight cannot pushing a big comet, but if you shoot it from behind or push it from behind to the side it will spin like a ball and change direction
Try pushing the earth see how much you can move it
You are dreaming ! You have no idea from what are made asteroids. \\\dart midssion was already hard and risky to change the trajecxtory of the asteroid . But well let's see what NASA still has in case to avoid the earth from crashing a asteroid in.
Yeah why don't you get your Ev car park it next to it and see how far you can move it
If there's an asteroid headed our way there is nothing we can do. The elite have used tax payers money to build underground reinforced bunkers for themselves.. The only hope the rest of us have is advanced civilization that have been visiting our planet to intervene and pulverize the asteroid .
The only downside of breaking a big rock into smaller rocks is that they will generate heat as the burn during entry into the atmosphere. Even if they don't hit the ground, their collective results can cause widespread fire outbreaks.
After NASA's DART mission it looks like a little nudge when the asteroid is far enough off is enough to divert an asteroid's trajectory so it would miss the Earth.
True, however I'd rather deal with fires than the end of civilization as we know it.
@@NieR.Amanda Still depends on how big the asteroid is.
@@TheDarkLord6.6.6 You just apply the impact force earlier to get the angle of divergence required. The main problem is whether the asteroid is solid and not a loose conglomerate.
@@NieR.Amanda So tell me to move an asteroid in a collision course with earth, what kind of fuel would you use
Bravo once again SpaceRip aka Thomas Lucus EXCELLENT WORK
The DART mission was successful in nudging a small asteroid from its prior path. We have to get reeaaallly good at this thing so when the eventual big ones come inside our moon's trajectory we can nudge it away again! BTW if a big one hits the moon we are also DONE
Great video really enjoyed this 👍
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Beautifully explained. Hope these ideas and many more new ones keep us alive, save us from armageddon. Something should be done for the unpredictable killer volcanoes, earthquakes that are a constant threat to life on earth.
You got any bright ideas?
They are not a threat to life on earth, they are part of it. When they are gone it could very well be a sign that the planet itself is dying, the core cooling, the rotation slowing, the crust hardening and so on. By the way, the greatest threat to life on earth is humanity itself, the species that doesn't know when to stop despite theoretically being capable of knowing.
What makes you think that humans are any more important than any other species that have inhabited the earth. 99% of which are extinct.
I'm not sure anything can be done about volcanos 😊
I know I don't like a lot about life on Earth, it doesn't mean I want a rogue rock to destroy everything.
I hate to say it, but a medium sized asteroid is probably the only thing that would put humanity on the right track.
@@joesands8860 you're the very definition of an optimist!
@joesands8860 why are you right? Darn it! Your logic is undeniable 😅
Beam me up Scotty?😅😅😅@RaymondNok
I still think a nudge is better than a massive explosion of rocks falling onto us is better.
You are right,little energy is needed to change its course yet to try and blow it up is just rediculas
Now we know we are not completely safe from external forces but some powerful being is protecting us for reason...
Earth core and Jupiter is protecting us you dumb
So far, so good...🤔
The greatest disaster we face is.. EACHOTHER
Nar arf!
Nop,,,... We can talk down our problems but how can we talk to an asteroid to just pass by and not hit us, a volcano not to erupt or a tectonic plates to be soft on each other,,,,,......?😎
The great POGO agrees! "We has met the enemy and he is us!"
Thank you for the video.
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing it with us
Killer asteroid. My boss your still expected to come into work. Would you like a day off with out pay? So your saying you are unavailable?
Drive that "dream" full steam ahead 😂
According the the 80’s … I think … movie, Starman, the Meteor Crater isn’t an asteroid impact, but a landing sight where an ancient but very advanced outer space visitors parked their enormous craft. That made the crater. I like that explanation better than the scientific one postulated by the video. Jeff Bridges being the alien trapped here really helps … 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
No it’s from an asteroid impact
@@ShoestringRacer I know that. In StarMan it’s a UFO landing spot. I know that it’s Meteor or Barrenger Crater. Suspend your disbelief, think like a child and check out the movie. Bo Bridges plays the alien who took on the form of her dead husband from DNA in a strand of hubby’s hair. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
You'd be more than starstruck if you guessed that one wrong 😂
Dutch apple pie...
@@Nat.Dialogue Nothing but the best! Only apple pie I back, but that thing still looks like a cake to me …
Great doc.
For anyone wondering what to major/master in:
This Isn't science. It's engineering.
Select your 'tism carefully 😉 -- study or build (maybe)?
Best option is to have all the Chinese jump up and down at the same time, disturbing the Earth's orbit
I don’t know, 1 american weighs an equivalent of at least 2 chinese people.
Yea but there’s 4 times as many Chinese
Plus the Indians you could probably throw the planet out of orbit
Gangnam style asteroid diversion dance ....ready!! All together now (make sure you finish your big Mac first)
After a hearty bowl of pangorin and bitty bat soup.
Great doc however I was hoping to hear more comprehensive data on probable impactor origins and the orbital interactions that can move small bodies into the path of Earth, such as s7 secular resonance and asteroid families.
Yes , it will be helpful for the masses to move out of the way 😂 but when has NASA or anyone been honest . This was a bore tbh heard it all before keeps u in a false sense of knowledge doesnt it ? Itll hit fast and hard . We wont have time the way they think .
I don't see a lot of evidence that people want to save our planet.
I have been trying to encourage people to take climate action.
Oh god you think humans affect the climate here we go. Another one fell for the scam smh
Pay me to fix the global weather but I won't fix healthcare
Apparently, you haven`t studied this subject very much. Start with the Rio Curuca impact in Brazil, Tunguska, and see the Chevrons along the coasts around the world. Australia has plenty. Or Carolina Bays. See Cosmographia with Randall Carlson or his Joe Rogan podcasts. The sun-dimming catastrophe of 536 A.D. wasn`t just a volcano problem because there`s strong evidence of multiple space impacts too. You DO realize our civilization depends 100% on agriculture, right? What are the odds of surviving ANY impact or volcano that disrupts or ends our ability to produce food on commercial farms? There have been dozens of rapid temperature changes over the past 20,000 years without cars. There have been at least TEN extremely wild swings in temperature over the past 15,000 years of up to 15C in under 100 years. You`re mentally impaired if you think we have any control whatsoever over the climate or temperature. Which do you prefer, warmth or freezing cold? Guess what? THERE IS NO CLIMATE EMERGENCY! But NATURE will give us one SOON ENOUGH, and people like you think a solar panel will stop it! LOL!!!!
@@justadildeau Healthcare begins with what goes in the mouth. But look around at the OINKS!
@@baneverything5580 😆
great job guys!
Detecting these objects is key and finding and developing technologies to destroy monitoring thier trajectory is also key in determining whether it hits our planet or misses our planet 😊
Why would we wanna stop the asteroid from potentially wiping out humanity
- Yep, That's what I thought... Never a WORD, - about the bigger pieces of the Asteroid,- that DOES, Pentwater all the way through our Atmosphere !...- If nuking the Asteroid, Not ALL PIECES are gonna be small enough....People will still be killed !... No Emphasis on that scenario !...- Other than that,- I liked the video !..
A superbly made, well explained video, I was aware of Apophis, thankfully, current technology is able to alert us to any threat, but I would still think that surely, if we spotted anything on a direct collision course with Earth, especially months before a potential impact, we could send up nukes to either destroy it, or sufficiently change it's course?
We would need more than a few months notice to alter it's course. Probably 5-10 years depending on the size of it. Luckily NASA's DART mission was a huge success. They ended up moving it something like 10x further than they hoped.
Something a few months away...the best we could do is try to evacuate the projected impact part of the planet. Hitting it with a nuke would just mean instead of 1 big rock, we would get hit with millions of little rocks, and they would all be radioactive. Which would be bad...very, very bad.
Luckily they already know where most of the threatening ones are...at least NASA says they know
Change it's course definitely 🤠
dang . . to think in the end we will take solution from a movie . . we really desperate, but then again its cosmic level threat nothing much we can do . . .
I loved every minute of this....
Apophus passing 20k miles away is closer than the moon which is 240k miles away. If it missed us but instead hit our moon we would also be dead right? Our angle and spin relative to the sun would cause crazy weather fluctuations like hundreds of degree changes from moment to moment. Nobody talks about a large NEO hitting the moon ;)
13:05 I've been there twice! On one visit, hiked the entire circumference.
As I am not a physicist and do not possess the mathematical skills necessary to even try to understand the how and why the different possibilities of quantum interpretations and realities can exist, I have only one question to ask. This goes back to most of my work experience as a microbiology technologist. Using the concept of “Brownian Motion“ when observing under a microscope (not electron), why does everything in our reality have constant motion? Even using just our eyes to observe all things around us that we perceive as perfectly still, nothing really is still. While I find podcasts and programs on physics, astronomy, and chemistry, and other disciplines fascinating and try to understand and learn what I can, the concept of constant motion was never clear.
It sounds like you're asking why does the nature of reality entail energy that's apparently universal. Or how that everything is changing. As a theist, I don't think its unaccounted for. Change indicates that which is the ultimate causal origin point in causal relations, and based on transcendental reasoning, we can refer to that as our ultimate creator God.
Enough with the kilometers and meters, some of us don't use or understand those units of measurement, feet and inches is easier to understand for some of us
Sounds like a personal problem
A good bit of the audience is not from the USA
Never mind the asteroids. Mankind is its own worst enemy. We stand a much better chance of destroying ourselves.
Hitting an asteroid was an accomplishment that was never achieved in past missions data collection is crucial for future missions on how to deflect an asteroid 😊
I get what they are saying, and I love science, astronomy and,technology like this. however, I would say that a supermassive volcano such as Yellowstone eerupting would be as potentially catastrophic, and as an extinction-level threat as an asteroid
That’s just not true
Depends on the size and velocity of the asteroid. A Yellowstone super eruption would be akin to like a 1 mile wide asteroid hitting the earth at 30k mph. But some travel 2 or 3x the velocity, and all comets move at least 3-4x faster than asteroids. Yellowstone wouldn't be an extinction level event. Humans survived a blast larger than anything Yellowstone ever did 74k years ago when Lake Toba erupted. We'd survive Yellowstone even better with today's advanced warning We'd have at least a week or so warning for people to evac the surrounding states
All that`s required to end civilization is a disruption of agriculture for one year.
@BAN EVERYTHING! or any number of other not that uncommon factors. Most people have no idea how fast the illusion that we're living in a safe, modern, advanced civilization can be shredded.
@@NateGUYYY 536 A.D.
Guess WHO invented those "Natural Laws!"
The universe?
@@BerylliumGold EVERYTHING!
There's gonna be a moment that just annoys certain people that think its pointless to go through all the trouble of this, that, and the other thing just to move something out of the way. They're going to do a simple thing while saying "you stupid gits." And we're all gonna go "oh🙁 ya that makes sense."
A predator that humanity hasn't managed to extinguish yet.
@@donkeyearrs during the war, someone came up with putting food in cans to preserve it for a much longer time. Its going to be just like that to some people
Watching from Greece.hi everybody.
Very interesting video.
Does humanity deserve a chance to start again considering all the damage we are doing to the planet and each other?.
It's too late for that!!
We humans are the worst thing on earth!!
maybe technology not up to spec for now, but the best approach is to capture a reasonable size asteroid in earth orbit. when an oncoming object is detected, change its orbit trajectory on a collision course with oncoming object...disaster averted.
What happened to the Spacerip narrator that sounded like Charlton Heston?
Good catch 🪝
sound like humanity's last chance. to start a new with out an overbearing prison planet the WEF is pushing.
Went pretty well last time. Australia's a nice place to live.
@Aaron G Don't forget the Illuminati and the Reptilians, m'kay? 🤡
Except for the Australian government who proved who they truly are the past couple years.
the taurid comets are heading right towards us. we had a slight miss this past November. it is happening
21:16 - Country roads Take me home... - RTGame playig City Skylines again
The biggest threat to this planet is mankind.
The planet will be just fine. Mankind is screwed.
Space Rip your ads bro! What a shame! Such a good documentary and it's cut up by ads! No subscription from me dude!
ROFL are you new to the internet? Welcome.
" who sent them?" I thought that was hilarious. I suppose they could be telegrams pertaining to our expired extended warr.
What happened to Interstellar Flight?
The trajectory of these deep outer space objects is with current technology not really known like any moving object its course changes with time and other factors like asteroids hitting each other and changing its trajectory 😮
New video soon 😢?
Damn those ads..
No shit
it's 19 HUNDRED AND 8 AND NOT 19 O8 BECAUSE 0 is A LETTER OF THE ALPHABET 🙄
Never mind that killer hemorrhoids😂😂😂😂
I never hear much about the taurid meteor stream that we pass through 2 times a year.. I think that's a thing to actually worry about.
When it,s come from the sun Side we are Gone
Odds of a decent-size asteroid hitting a large city are slim. Far more likely it will hit an ocean and cause a tsunami that could easily hit a heavily populated coast somewhere in the world.
تاثيرات نجم طارق ذو ذنب.. نبيرو وقد بدات تاثيراته اصبحت جلية واكثر وضوح
PRETTY COOL SCEINCE FICTION STORY ........
We can tell it to identify as styrofoam 😊
Asteroids aren't snowFlakes like the growing population on this planet.
@@joesands8860 so true
Hey Neil , Who shot down the Chelyabinsk meteor? On several vids I see just up and behind you see a flash as something is fired and impacts the meteor and disturbance shows in the smoke trailing .You can tell as the smoke trail or tail shows a widening at impact. Another flash is detected just after the first just to the right of the meteor about a second after the first . As something fired again at it, the tail shows the moment it gets shot you can see a projectile blow thru it and out the other side c'mon I can't be the only one to see this? And why all the disinformation
You cant predict the ones that smash into each other and then heads towards earth....
The idea of intelligent design has never and will never "give way" to anything. ID had always been a possibility. Learning more about our natural world is great but hasn't supersceded ID, nor is it supposed to.
I mean, if we ask it out to dinner and treated it with the special treatment we could get it to go around us. Just remember to use protection 😉👍
Every planetary video ever.. We don't know how it formed, but it definitely wasn't God.
Zeus told me that he created the universe. Evidence? You don't need it, I don't need it. You just have to believe, m'kay?
When your personality is being an atheist
@@Papojijo So your personality is having an invisible friend? How shallow are you?
@@speedingatheist invisible friend? vax must be getting to your head
@@Papojijo If you're upset about somebody being an atheist, you're most likely have one. Cringe. Oh, WTF is vax?
Sunlight breaks down carbon dioxide particles. No sun light and the rising carbon dioxide could be a big issue.
When the Earth begins to settle, God throws a Stone at it and believe me he is winding up.
AND BRUCE Willis DROPPED THE atomic energy device DOWN A VERY DEEP HOLE ON THE ASTEROID AND HE detonated it AND HE DESTROYED it AND HE SAVED THE WORLD FROM being DESTROYED BY THE ASTEROID AND HE WAS in THE die HARD movie AND i HAVE THE die HARD 4 ON DVD AND BRUCE Willis is in this movie AND it's A GREAT ONE 😊
#spacerip is fresh. 🙏☑️💯
The rock that detonated over russia was tiny, and still when it exploded it produced an explosion of about the size of the warheads atop russias ICBM's 500 kilotons. Hiroshima was around 15 kilotons and that was enough to obliterate a city
We are never going to get an easy way out of this hell.
Can't defend what you can't predict nor see,
agree space is too expanse for us to monitor......
They would never tell us if an asteroid were coming.
I think this is the great filter
The asteroïde who killed the dinosaurs was comming from the wolk van Oort and was a comet.
No, it's the giant alien colony ship T'leth which now lies at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, dormant, waiting to be activated.
What I'm trying to understand is, how were these large bodies, like planets and satellites, formed if they're travelling, say, 25,000 mph? Wouldn't The impacts of the dust and rocks carry enough kinetic energy to vaporize the impacted?
Smaller fragments do break up and form dust clouds. The speed creates energy that spins generating gravity pulling in the gasses and dust and larger rocks etc..
the best way to explain it is :-
picture the solar system being the barrel of a bagless vacuum cleaner, you turn it on over a pile of dirt and pebbles now imagine the heat in there being 2-8000 degrees Celsius all that dust and rock spinning and heating up is going to turn those materials molten thus creating a core as more debris gets pulled in everything slows down and you will either get a floating rock like Mercury, Atmospheric rocky planet like Venus, Earth and Mars or you get gaseous planets like Jupiter Saturn etc.
Basically it's speed that is the main contributing factor to the maintaining the energy and gravity I believe the term is Centrivical Velocity (don't quote me on that).
Because that's NOT how they formed.
ever take a snow ball and let it roll down a hill? Almost the same effect since most of the particles large and small can meld with others because of the extreme heat
Whenever I'm in a plane I worry about space junk re entry.
@43:45
# "the target is approaching at over one thousand kilometres per hour"
...which is the speed of a transoceanic airliner. Off by a factor of about 100.
To their detriment the dinosaurs didn't have a Space program.
This idea of "ruling out nuclear weapons" is absurd. In the event an extinction-level asteroid is heading our way, I want us to use every means at our disposal and that includes a Tsar Bomba sized nuke if it's our best chance to avoid the deaths of billions of people. If a bunch of radioactive rocks happen to burn up in the atmosphere and shower some radiation dust here and there, that's much preferable to overheating our atmosphere to 400 degrees or higher worldwide, 1,000 foot tsunamis and a 700 mph shock wave that obliterates everything in a 2,000 mile radius. Cut the crap.
The same technology used by NASA's DART mission could divert an icy asteroid or comet nucleus to help terraform Mars.
That asteroid looks like a charcoal briquette.
Wouldn’t it be ironic if Teslas car floating out there hit an asteroid and knocks it into a direct collision course with space ship city of whatever he calls it
And...because NASA blew a small asteroid, we can expect debris... oh, next 8-12 years.
Playing pool with the wildcard...
now that was alot of adverts
The will of heaven ？or sounds like warning from earth？
12:34 Nice moves! So, this is a documentary where we're going to learn about killer asteroids. And here we can clearly see that the asteroids are maneuvering themselves in space like a spaceship.
8:50 uranus is a
Gas giant….yes it is😂
Feb 2013.. the Chelyabinsk asteriod was an harbinger of war. 9 years later, Russia invaded Ukraine
Great graphics! Whereja’ get ‘em? Got off topic quite a bit. I suppose your #1 priority is to gain views. Too bad. “Who sent them?” Really?! WTH is THAT? The more words you say the better?!
And the third angel sounded, and there fell a great star from heaven, burning as it were a lamp, and it fell upon the third part of the rivers, and upon the fountains of waters;
and the name of the star is called Wormwood: and the third part of the waters became wormwood; and many men died of the waters, because they were made bitter
44:24 Lot's on wishful thinking in that one.
As soon as the first rocket hits, then next will be welcomed by a chaotic cloud of rocks.
If that doesn't stop the second rocket, it will the third.
After that it will be impossible to hit the same spot for hours.
The rockets must land in it, and borrow in. The Armageddon idea is really the best bet.
Bazw Shax🌸😍
As it turned out, we are at the center of the universe. Looks like the ancient ones were right afterall.
Thanks to geologists, we think that all living things on our planet have the most to fear from an asteroid impact. But when we look at the many horizontal layers that we find everywhere on our planet, we clearly see the effect of a repeating cataclysm. These disasters are mentioned in ancient books like the Mahabharata from India and the Popol Vuh from the Maya. They tell us about a cycle of seven disasters. Certainly, a cycle of regularly recurring, thus predictable but inescapable global disasters cannot be caused by asteroid impacts. The only possible cause is another celestial body, a planet, orbiting our sun in an eccentric orbit. Then it is close to the sun for a short period and after the crossing at a very high speed it disappears into the universe for a long time. Planet 9 exists, but it seems to be invisible. These disasters create a terrible natural cataclysm with much flooding and a cycle of civilizations. To learn much more about the recurring flood cycle, the re-creation of civilizations and its timeline and ancient high technology, read the e-book: "Planet 9 = Nibiru". This book answers many of your questions about our past. It can be read on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Search: invisible nibiru 9
To destroy an asteroid, we need a few Tsar Bomb (each bomb has 50 MT of TNT)
ETs destroyed all nukes we tried to detonate in space and the moon, learned that lesson a long time ago.
Keep worrying those asteroids.
While the Sun could do us anytime.
1 X-10. No more good day