☄️☄️Explore the Arthur Ross Hall of Meteorites! ☄️☄️
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2019
- As the Earth rotates around the Sun, rock fragments enter our atmosphere and fall to the surface where we can collect them as meteorites. What can we learn from these space rocks? They hold data about the formation of the solar system and planets. Curator in the Division of Physical Sciences Denton Ebel takes us on a tour of the Arthur Ross Hall of Meteorites at the American Museum of Natural History where we can explore the origins of the solar system and planets, learn about sample-return missions, and delve into hazards posed by meteorite impacts.
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thanks for the video , i love to learn more about space , keep up the good work :)
Good job, Denton!
I like meteorites, they shape the history of our solar system!
HOLD UP!! the reflectivity of asteroids influences how much they get pushed by the photons of the sun??? That's crazy, why have I never heard about it.
It's a minor source of energy s , solar wind it light , it's steady and from a point source , the bet effect is as if a garden hose .it adds spin speed to asteroids : if you knew the rate of ejection and the distance ,both exactly , you should be able to configure age from rate of spin.in 1968 it was the vaccume of space , now it's a mess , muons quarks photons neutrinos ...et.al.
I loved that❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
wait wait, SPACEMEN MELT!? OMG
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That was very interesting.
Thank🌠You
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is a virtual feild trip possible to the Meteorite Musem... students are in India
That's a great idea! We'll definitely add it to our list. We've been doing about one live tour a month on the channel, so stay tuned.
So, we’re going to send house painters (led by Bruce Willis) to paint the ‘planet killer’ asteroid with a nice basic white latex? Doesn’t sound exciting. 😐
It’s funny that we’re researching so much about space and yet we know even less about our own oceans.
Yeah, we've had..what 12-13 people on the Moon, and only three to the Challenger Deep!
The Ocean is full of Island forming plastic debris, killing Fowl and Sea life populous, Slat received over 30M to clean up 1/2 the pollution years ago and just started with an Oil Containment like boom that floats to where the plastic beaches or forms Islands.
Easier to just look up than dive down
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