Asteroid impact in 4 months?! Worse than Apophis, NASA is powerless to stop these threats!
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
- This year, NASA detected two dangerous asteroids that made close approaches to our planet. Had their trajectories been a little different, the consequences would have been disastrous.
And later this year, an asteroid larger than the infamous Apophis may make impact.
And NASA is unprepared to stop it.
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The way the Pandemic was handled doesn't give me any hope that our Governments will do anything meaningful.
People are going to deny that the asteroid is actually going to hit us, halting preparations.
@@derp195nah, they’ll push an injection that’ll make us immune from the asteroid that they created in a lab.
@@derp195 The preparations that they will want us to do is to mask up to prevent particulates from getting in our lungs....
@@derp195 DERPA DOO! 🤡
They will absolutely do a thing. They will get into their bunkers, while telling us to hide under a desk.
As long as it hits washington I'm not too fussed.
We won't be that lucky. Would you settle for LA?
I think Americans would pitch in money to pay for a rocket that would nudge the asteroid ONTO a collision course with Washington
i was going to say, so long as it hits w dc, no probs..
and Houses of Parliament
We are too busy fighting against each other to have any chance of having any defense against a threat from space
the bugs could win
@@MrBeaach I have a big can of Raid 🐛🐛🐛🦎🦎🦎
Not me! I'm not fighting anyone! Ahhh, the benefits of living the hermits life in a cave! Aww, crap! I can dream though!
Even an angry astronaut should know, to DEFLECT an asteroid requires not only knowing it's precise trajectory, but knowing it at least a decade beforehand.
Even a small one cannot be changed only months in advance.
P.S.
There are other countries with launch capabilities. Why is NASA alone responsible?
Doubt NASA will if it’s going to hit China or Russia
I think Elon could knock something up in a few weeks. H has a rather impressive track record.
@@tortysoft It isn't the engineering or production schedule that's important. It is simple physics.
It doesn't matter who is on the problem.
It depends on the size/mass of the object and it's composition.
Big enough, ( and 99.999% of those currently tracked are big enough) and the size of the object we launch just won't have enough effect. Objects small enough to deflect or destroy are usually melted in our atmosphere anyway.
If you are familiar with long range shooting you should have an Idea why.
A sniper a thousand yards from his target must worry about the slightest puff of wind, a tall blade of grass, a fat bumble bee, the smallest irregularities in his ammunition.
The target however, can have the largest Canadian goose fly six feet away take the bullet first and it won't make a damn bit of difference.
Changing a trajectory is a function of distance. Soon enough and a spit-ball does the trick, wait too long and a mountain won't suffice, or a nuke.
@@JoeSmith-cy9wj I would expect that Mr Musk would have thought of that, however, you only need to miss the Earth by the thickness of the atmosphere. I would expect that slight a shift, granted if done early enough, would be worth trying.
I say just send Bruce Willis!
I heard a meteor explode years ago. The shockwave rattled the ground and thumped my chest and the meteor was hundreds of miles away. I turned on my portable scanner and every police station was speculating about what it may have been. It took me weeks to find out.
Don’t worry, I’ll stop it
Thanks!!
Not if I stop it first !
@@irri4662 You guys are late to the game. I already stopped it!
Where’s Mighty Mouse?? 🐭
@@irri4662 Israel is to blame.
Fireballs? Wind shockwaves? I'm staying indoors that day.
Better wear an FFP3 mask. 😂
We won't have time to do anything. Think a 1,000x Thermobaric bomb.
At least wear some SPF 50+ lotion.
Bring an extra pair of underwear!
Given that the estimated odds of this impacting earth is 1/11,000,000 or 0.000009% I think I’ll be ok.
Laughs in T-Rex. :P
How do they know if they don’t have enough info
“Apophis was discovered in 2004. After calculating its potential orbits, astronomers were startled to realize it had a 3% chance of hitting Earth in 2029.” -LA Times
And you trust an agency of the Federal to be honest? On what basis?
And you trust an agency of the Federal to be honest? On what basis?
The Aliens watching us will keep us safe .
Or they are the mfers who artificially sped up the rock for the shits and giggles
Wishful thinking
"I'm pretty sure they're the ones that sent the Rock at us last time. Time to build an ark." Noah.
Elon is working on it.@140theguy
Catastrophic disclosure innit 😊
Ngl I’m kind of psyched - I’ve been saying that Giant Meteor is my 2024 candidate.
That was a bumper sticker in 2016 lol. "Giant meteor 2016 just end it already" lol
That would definitely be an improvement over what we currently have to choose from.
I saw video headline and started wondering what I wanted to have in the next four months before it arrived. At least it be after Dragon Con so there's that. Or, then thinking, DURING Dragon Con and going out with my nerd people.
@@cynvision you live near Atlanta? I used to go to DragonCon every year. Haven't since I moved and after covid though.
same
Boeing will stop it . Thats the leak i heard. 🤣
No, that was the sound of the escaping helium!
@@mikehipperson Beat me to it. :)
are you the next whistle blower? it was nice knowing ya...
Just slap a Boeing label on the asteroid. It will start leaking and propel itself out of the collision trajectory!
If it was made by Boeing, it'll fall apart before it gets here lol
I was feeling a little down before I watched this . . . . .
And now ?
Worse @@irri4662
Same. Got in an argument with my husband, lost my credit card, twisted my ankle....oh and we are probably all doomed by a huge space rock hitting our little planet this year. Bring it...I can take the misery.
It would be Tragically Funny in my opinion! All this money spent on destroying ourselves via warfare... As a world ending object was hurtling towards us... LOL!
I have this theory that World Ending Prophecy Hunters... Drunk on the Horrors of Biblical Revelation... Are in key positions of power and are determined to see this prophecy through! No matter what!!!
That is the ONLY way any of this makes "logical" sense!!! I mean we have whole religions built on World Ending Prophecies... And that is precisely why prophecies... In general... Are incredibly DANGEROUS!!!
This really helped then 😂
Boy, now would be a good time to start using that alien tech
They are. Their building space ships to GFOH or, get the f*** outta here. What you didn't get a ticket 😔
I spit out my drink when you said it would take years for our country to start rebuilding the devastation caused by this meteor. Our government wouldn’t do a dam thing about it. There’s no fixing this area if something like this ever happens.
Well after all it is New Jersey, it would be hard to tell if anything was different in many parts
Dana could move to any 3rd world country because they have such a great infrastructure 😂
Bruce Willis will stop it!!!
He's not well sadly. Maybe Denzel Washington could save us?
If he can remember to do it!
Suicide mission?
Call a rough neck
Possibly a stupid question, but here goes… Why is this NASA’s problem? Surely it’s down to all of the Governments in the World to come together and assist the countries that CAN launch something to sort it out?
NASA is the government.
Have you seen the governments of the world? There not shining examples of confidence
Cause the rest are gutless wankers. And even though the U.S. gov is not especially competent these days, we're the only choice.
@@TheKianykin
Well you aren't exactly helping anything, with that defeatist attitude.
My thought exactly. Americans thinking they run the world as usual
Good reporting and vitally important. NASA or the Space Force shouldn't be caught with their pants down on this one. There should be launch vehicles ready to fuel and go on a day's notice, and more importantly, a protection scheme and a plan. AND if there's not enough warning to launch countermeasures, for the love of Pete, at least manage an organized evacuation of the target area.
The government could not persuade people to wear masks. What chance would it have organizing a mass evacuation?
We don’t even protect against EMP attacks. Good luck.
Hyper sonic missiles and lots of them 😂
The truth is NASA doesn't have a fifth f****** clue. Never trust the three and four letter entities. They do not have our better interest in mind.
You realize they marked over 12 different spots around the world that the asteroid could hit because they aren't sure at all when to evacuate or where to start evacuation based on the simulations, but again it's apophis not another asteroid that's way bigger I checked and validated all the proof so you all might be looking into this guy as a solid source which he isn't by a long shot. Do more research it's not hard😂👌💯
It can't get here fast enough, NASA can't even make a round trip to the ISS so that taking care of an asteroid is definitely a no can do.
They COULD - they just won't use SpaceX. They want us to keep throwing billions of dollars at Boeing.
The things folks do to derail the 2024 election.🤣
Explains why nobody in charge is that interested in preserving a functional government and economy. Pukit Dude lets go bowling.
Walter,will you put the gun away?!..they're calling the cops man...
@@dk101likeu"Calmer than you are"
Donny, shut up!
@@MoCsomeone enjoying my coffee
I can’t wait. I hope I’m at ground zero. Hopefully they can accurately calculate the impact location early enough for me to get there.
I'll be right there with you with both middle fingers raised to the universe. LFG.
Think of all the meat steam.
👍👍👍👍👍😃
I feel the same, at least I will go quickly and painlessly.
start selling tickets.. you,ll be rich..???..
I’m voting Asteroid2024.
In your hypothetical asteroid collision scenarios you didn't mention the destruction from the displaced debris falling back to Earth.
That's what may have destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah. The Sumerians recorded a possible meteor or comet hit around then.
Nor the resulting earthquake.
it hasnt come down yet, next vid..
@@harrywalker968 So you recommend getting prepared AFTER it hits Earth? Don't you know it's just a matter of time before Earth is hit again? (That's a FACT.)
I'm laughing my old butt off watching this. With enough levity about the subject, maybe we'll levitate the darn things and keep them from striking us! 😂 Love your channel! I hope all is well for you.
Oh... bugger. Thanks NASA. Always putting all that money to good use. Why not give all your top people, the ones who don't do the clever stuff, an enormous bonus in next months pay packet!! You've earned it!
But spent on SLS and Starlaughable, I mean Starliner.
look, we just discovered a habitable planet, only 2 ly away, ??.. what was that.?? oh sht, an asteroid just hit.. there goes our 4 billion dollar research...
Though given Earth is > 70% water the likelihood of an impact hitting the ocean is far higher than land which is a far worse scenario than hitting the land, yet as you say. Little is done to detect and react to such a scenario.
That would create a Tsunami to end all Tsunami's! Get your surfboards ready
If it's coming at us I'm sure they won't say it's going to hit. We would notice a bright burning light I'm minutes it's over who's going to complain to nasa.
No civilization has latest forever. So far on history
Where is Superman when you really need him😂
In a wheelchair
The Lone Ranger and Tanto
Were ridin down the line
Fixin everybody's troubles
Everybody cept mine
Someone musta told em I was doin fine
- Bob Dylan
@@sethpearce2878 too soon, lol
On the bright side, we get rid of New York and New Jersey.
I have warned people for years about this. Few people bother to factor in the color or reflectivity of these Asteroids. They very in color and can be very dark or even black. If the reflectivity is low enough or dark, we are unable to even see what is coming until it goes by earth, narrowly missing us or worse hits us. The size and speed are also factors for detection. For those that hit earth, the size, speed, density and composition are all important to consider. A huge, fast, dark one would be the worst case scenario. Frequently they can also come in pairs or families too. Coming from the same mother chunk on the same path. Collisions between two main ones in the asteroid belt can cause this. There is a lot to consider but basically it is just a matter of time before Earth is hit again. It can really happen any day with no warning. These are all the true facts to consider.
Radar is used to detect asteroids as well so no.
@@charlesmiller8107 Radar can only be used when they are very close to Earth. It is used mostly to recalculate the orbit which is changing slightly all the time. (They are collecting more data on known ones.) Many times one has missed Earth and we never even saw it until it went by. Don't argue with a teacher. Read my other comment again and try and learn something.
@@MegaSkills9 Sir, yes sir. Won't happen again sir.
How can you see these dangerous asteroids with sunglasses on?😂
The planet can just self-identify as a gaseous nebula. The meteor will harmlessly pass right through us, duh.
I am becoming accustomed to your new Alien 👽 hybrid appearance.
Please do a follow up video with the meteors impacting in several oceanic locations. 5 km high waves rippling across the Atlantic, Pacific, or Indian Ocean would be a sure delight.
Very good video my friend , but you forgot to mention the earthquake waves after the impact . What would be the magnitude of the earthquake on the Richter scale?
The wind storm got me, dead from the wind
Keep it up! Loving your script matched with the visuals.
people say firing a nuke at these thing would only make things worse but I think most of the debris would be blown way off course and any smaller debris that hit earth would be a hell of a lot better than THAT thing.
It breaks apart, yes. All the many thousands of smaller bits still rain down all over the entire planet. Your just spreading out the destruction. Is that better? Depends how big the offender is.
I was wondering about this, sure you're scattering a big asteroids into smaller pieces, spreading the impacts. But with smaller asteroids shouldn't they burn more easily in the atmosphere?
@@jujuliolezesuiglaz1780 The Atmosphere will therefore be superheated more rapidly..
We're 90 second to midnight. Probably will end ourselves before an asteroid does.
It's a race to the end.
I will say a few yrs ago a basketball size meteorite hit about 70-100 miles from where i live , and it sounded like a stick of dynamite explosion in a fireworks show , and the ground shook for a few seconds ,,,, couldnt even imagine one if it was 50ft or bigger would've hit in the same spot then ? They estimated its speed to around 20k mph, a slow one , a faster one at 100k mph might've knocked down weaker older buildings
Oh, please, bring it on. Let's get this game over and eventually begin another. After millions of years, humans are still fighting wars and killing one another. I don't see humans changing any time soon, and I'm tired of this game.
I was born.in 1963 and the end of the world has been just about to happen every day of my life and what a great life it has been me thinking I only had one more day left thanks cruel world I really love you till tomorrow lol
The dinosaurs tried deflecting one with nukes and we know how well that worked out..
The Dinomite didn't work either
dino are still around. knights were sent out to kill them.. fact..
They evolved and became a space fairing species, you know, our reptilian overlords, duahh....
Godzilla was born
We do have chuck Norris....🎉 So no Panic
He's very old, and selling supplements - maybe he could throw supplements at it.
@@art.is.life.eternal 🤣🤣🤣🤣💊💊💊💊
If this asteroid hits Earth, I'd want it to hit as far away from humanity as possible. Maybe in one of the oceans, so the effects won't be as dramatic as it hitting land.
Bring on the Tsunami and Tidal Waves!!
The tsunamis would then strike out from all sides, multiplying the devastation so maybe keep it hitting Jersey. May improve some parts
Honestly, we'd be very lucky to actually find and identify an impact threat before it hits. There's alot of space and lots of tiny dots of light, assuming they're even in a position to reflect enough light for us to see it. Just accounting for domestic asteroids, to say nothing of the possible alien rogue meteor that could be coming in from outside of the solar system at a strange angle.
You might want to look into the capabilities of the Vera Rubin telescope that should be operational next year.
I wonder if that was the October surprise from our government
Might be why Sunak called the election in the UK.
The next October Revolution!
Even if it hits a town like Murmansk, few will be able to spot the difference before/afterwards.
A reason to not have elections when that nasty disaster happens.
It’s a good excuse for Putin putting weapons in space
@@Shotkangaroo Those were for demolishing tiny other satellites. So the Russian people will never know what hits them.
Nasa isn't funded to do that sort of thing. Perhaps be angry at the politicians who don't take the threat seriously. Coming up with new and exciting methods for the morbidly rich to avoid taxes has priority.
and the middle class and poor, they also need to pay!
Thanks for putting the impact in NJ right on top of my head! Now that’s all I can think about.
This is why I'm not all that excited about James Webb Space Telescope.
"The telescope that ate astronomy." -- Nature
A telescope that eats pastrami. 🤔
@@witnesstruth7457 between James Webb and the TMT, the rest of the astronomy money is a rounding error.
Jordan, can you put your finger on exactly where it is documented in NASA'S mission that they're responsible for defending the planet against asteroids? Or is it just because they do things with rockets? DoD also has rockets. You should instead direct your concerns at Congress and POTUS.
Straight up Respect to Host and Channel ✌️✌️
"Lets destroy the observatory so this never happens again".! Quote from the Simpsons 😄
Lining up perfectly with the election. Absolutely zero surprise. If it’s my time, then so be it.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wow!!! Doom n gloom!!! It's supposed to be going between us and the moon this time... It's next time...???!!!
Please can humanity ACTUALLY start taking space seriously...???
The big ball of plasma in the sky and the rocks that fall from the heavens have more of an effect than anything else...!!!
Given on a scale of 1-9, we rank our knowledge of it's orbit an 8 ('Uh - we're not sure if these 2 observations are of the same rock.')
Sure, take impact risks seriously. but you still need to call out clickbait when and where you see it.
To all our astronauts out there in space I hope they bring you home soon I know but I'm not sure if anyone else knows that we have astronauts stuck in space in a not safe vessel can we bring them home
emergency asteroid deflection should be a peace-time mission for Space Force
Raise your hand if you are willing to pay a tax for asteroid defense.
👋
That's one
I think we already pay this tax in Canada
Not only would I pay, but if elected to the UK parliament I would call for funding to be provided - from the defence budget ! I'm a Green candidate by the way.
The latest scam. Politician pocket filling ploy.
By astronomical references, any asteroid that passes within the Moon's lunar orbit, that is considered a NEAR MISS aka A Bullet Burn. And it will definitely have adverse effects on Earth Weather and Seismic patterns.
A near miss would create little effect. These asteroids passing within Luna's orbit will be too transitory and too small. A flying loaded jumbo jet would have more of an effect due to proximity and duration.
I see you made a feel good piece! Thanks man! I'm going to try to go to sleep now.
Epic episode, man!
Nah, it’s all good, we’ve got UFO’s now. 😂
To much sinning goin on earth we are all sinners we are not perfect because we are human.
just remember that your god opposes human sacrifice thanks 😐
It's for this level of optimism that I watch this channel 😂
This is way down my list of worries these days.
Superman, where are you?
The one that gets us will do so when we think "its not happening any time soon". I have no idea why people feel so safe when we know what we do about how space works now, and we still have no major concerted efforts to produce effective systems and networks of assets to handle space-born disaster.
You might want to introduce yourself to the capabilities of the nearly completed Vera Rubin Observatory being funded by NSF and DoE.
Yep. There's been a bottom of the ninth inning twice a year on this icy dirtball for an *exceptionally long* time, and we're the catcher's glove. I'm not particularly fond of baseball either. Sitting it out on Mars really is sounding good for a possible future.
Mars is right next to the asteroid belt (if I remember my college astronomy right)! Doesn’t seem safer than earth to me, at least from space rocks. But if we’re talking nukes-at least early warning systems could give mars colonists time to blow them away!
-@@heatherpreston6535- It does solve the eggs/basket math quite well though. Only one orb is likely to be whacked at any geological time. The "other planet" should be safe for a rather long time afterward. Statistically at least!
Mars can get hit by asteroids too.
@@hemlo7494 - And when you drop that basket with *all* the eggs in it instead of two having some, all are gone. For your consideration.
Thanks for that hypothetical impact scenario there AA, I'm just about to move to New Jersey 😅
More talk about Asteroids and less about UFO's would be amazing
Me in 2018: "OH NO!"
Me in 2024: "... anyway.... "
With a late detected meteor, we may end up facing a real life trolly problem, where we would be able to determine the impact location and have the capability of nudging it.
Good video sir. Its a terrifying reality.
What do you think the dart test was for? Gotta test before preparing to divert something closer
What @Angry Astronaut calls a Fireball, it actually called a FIRESTORM - a circular wall of flames moving at hurricane wind velocity.
Great. You brought this upon yourselves.
Now imagine a direct impact on a polar icecap melting a vast area screwing up global tidal heights . ...😮🤬🤯
The North Pole melting has no effect on the sea level as the ice is already in the sea. Only an event on the South Pole would have an impact. Any event that can melt the 30 million cubic km of ice there would be large enough to have other dire effects besides the 70 m increase in sea level.
A couple of years ago... I shot photos of an asteroid - with a 300mm zoom lense on a DSLR. I couldn't find anybody that was interested in them. This thing was huge!!
I posted pictures in my community section about a month ago.
It is an unacceptable situation all the money wasted on this planet. Some should be diverted into making this a priority.
I thought mathematics had been totally discredited & rendered obsolete ? 🤔
Terminal velocity is about 121 mph.... I had one hit the windshield of my car and it bounced off it without breaking the windshield or putting a scratch on it. It's not going to hit just like the moon will never hit the earth. The craters on earth are from Plasma.
It takes much more than a planetary defense system to protect earth from an incoming cosmic object. We really need a detection network in place to find the hazardous objects up to 20 years before their closest approach. There are programs in place to make this possible but they won’t come into being overnight
Step 1. Move London!... I'm no rocket scientist... but... a more realistic way for us to mitigate this human casualty calamity would be to exfil the hell outta there... Step 2. Get Angrier About Space!
Legislation for asteroid defense might have to be written in blood, unfortunately.
I just wondered why I haven't seen any of Angries videos lately??? I wasn't subscribed! I've been a fan of Angry for years
"Don't Look Up!" 😄
Someone call Chuck Norris
AA, I will be thinking about you and your family. Take care.
It’s the indoor sunglasses for me.
If such an asteroid strike occurs, it's my fervent wish Humanity would band together and collectively deal with a disaster of this magnitude! Here's the pessimist in me; the other major nuclear powers would use such a disaster to launch a nuclear "rabbit-punch" to finish off an opposing country! Hell, perhaps they could use the asteroid strike as a cover story... I can imagine there is such a game-plan in a war-planner's file somewhere. 🤔
I live a long way from New York too. Thank God.
This is just so much alarmist hype. Neither of these NEOs are even classified as Potentially Hazardous Asteroids (PHAs).
What if we just do what we did to Irma and all just gather on the beach to collectively fire a kamehameha at it?
I was in Edgware to day!!
My customer going to be very annoyed......
Knowing it can happen only exasperates the anxiety of people who are already morbidly depressed over the fallacy of climate change and pandemics. Wouldn’t life be more enjoyable without these worries? Imagine people 200 years ago being completely oblivious to any of this nonsense.
Apophis gets closer to earth every time it passes by. They said IT WILL make impact in 2060.
Talk about an October surprise!
You missed two things. All of that wind is going to be filled with debris. And once it gets finished expanding outward, it will rush back towards the explosion site, filled with even more debris. Ouch!!!
It will be ok. Nothing will happen. Fear is your biggest enemy. Live your life, be happy and know that when you leave this world it isn't the end.
We can only hope!!!
It is not NASA's problem. It is a human problem or planet wide problem.
Yeah,Amerika is not even world police soon.
An ordinary asteroid with an ordinary mass would do the things you've said with this speed.... But what if it is heavier than an ordinary asteroid? If you double the mass with this speed it would be 10 times more destructive