Real Footage of a Spacecraft Crashing into an Asteroid!
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
- #shorts After 10 months of flying through the darkness of space, NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test, dubbed DART has successfully crashed into its target and we can watch the moments just before the impact! The footage is made up of real images taken as the space probe approached the asteroid which has been named Dimorphos. Why is NASA crashing into space rocks? Because they are attempting to alter the orbit of an asteroid and prove that these giant objects can be deflected if we are ever faced with the threat of one colliding with Earth.
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Everyone knows that if you want to divert an asteroid, you send Bruce Willis and a bunch of oil rig workers
Don't wanna close my eyes blah blah ah blah blah bc bla blah blaaaaah don't wanna close my eye yizezzzzzz🎵
😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Dont forget Benny Flackaf
yeah you guys should listen to Kyle
Facts indeed lol
The amount of calculations and precision needed to actually direct hit a moving asteroid is impressive
All hail sir Isaac Newton
Maxwell Smart -
Missed it by / / thaaaat much.
Yeah, I probably couldn't done it
@@jasonbrody8957sure buddy
They should just hire dude perfect
A second probe to watch the impact and orbit shift would be epic!
They did, it separated before impact.
The orbit shift would be so slight that it wouldn't be noticeable
There was, the LICACUBE separated from dart and went into orbit, while the main dart spacecraft continued with the crash.
@@bboi1489 I bet they have video of it crashing but they haven't released it yet because they have to study it and get all the goodies from it before they release it
Wouldnt it be better to land on it and achor to it and then you could comtrol it with the rocket /s ?
I can't even figure out my coffee maker.
Plot twist: they succesfully altered the path of the asteroid, it is now heading straight to earth…
Success(?)
Sooo did it alter the trajectory ?
I seriously had that concern the second i heard they were "Testing" this out, either that's something their not telling us or they are going to interfere with the natural order of things and cause a ripple effect we are not going to like.
@@melodywatts7322 yes
Plot twist... you're an idiot and slept through science and math classes. There is absolutely NO WAY the probe could deliver enough energy at that speed to divert the orbit of that moonlet asteroid not only out of orbit from the larger asteroid it orbits but also make it cover the 6 million miles (which is the closest it ever comes to our orbit) it would need to get to earth. It would take well over 250,000 times the energy of this impact to do that and that much energy would reduce the asteroid to dust.
There’s something so chilling yet alluring about outer space
That's a very good way to describe it
Chilling yet alluring
The abyss
It’s weird being in this giant open space
@@hyrulemasterchef9573 The gravity makes it even weirder.
Just think. When you are out and you look up what we are doing is looking down. Just imagine if everything just dropped in space. I wonder which way we would fall. So every time you look up in the sky you are looking down
Damn Space is dark.
Really glad to be able to see that last image at the top instead of a blank screen with follow and like buttons on the bottom
They can send images thousands and millions of miles away but I can't get reception deep inside Walmart... seems legit.
No interference with metal numbnut
Different companies with different focuses my guy
@@dannyboy02630 nasa is a govt agency not a company
@@FlatEarthKiller my point still stands, nasa has entirely different goals than Walmart and phone companies
@@dannyboy02630 yea your point still stands, only that i tightened it to the ground
Can we all have a moment of silence for the brave cameraman? RIP 😔 🪦
😁😄😂👏👍
The 📸 man never dies. He respawns.
@@WhiteFromAmong My friend, of course it was a joke! 😅
@@WhiteFromAmong Don't be serious all the time
Not funny at all
It's incredible what we as a species are capable of.
Yeah an it usually boils down to us destroying our selfs🙄
Right.., & then theirs B people... Lol 😂 the two extremes of the human bell curve are absolutely astonishing. Considering how great & how debased we can simultaneously be as a species
@@stevebrightmore4937 on only very small scales has that occurred so far, and in very few cases. Humanity as a species will prevail.
Imagine what a few more centuries or millennia of scientific and technological advancement will bring to our ability to manipulate our environment and the system we live in!
@@duxoakende the possibilities are endless my friend. As long as we dont end up like the Borg😂😂 but I think we are going that way with technology people will have implants an cybernetic stuffed into their bodies. Its crazy anything can happen in the future
The camera quality from NASA switches from 100k - 2MP so much I can’t keep up lol
Right....somehow we can't get any really clear images of some of the anomalies on our own moon.
It's the focus ya dangus
@@ahambrahmasmi108 what anomaly are you talking about and what areas can't we get clear?
I get the whole ass moon phase clear with a 120 euros telescope. You ignorant.
@@ahambrahmasmi108 because the moon isnt real.
Very funny
Imagine if when doing this they actually sent one directly at us
They did research ahead of time that with any contingency that couldn't be possible
They didn't, this asteroid is orbiting a bigger asteroid, which means that the only thing really altered is the path of the smaller asteroid around the bigger one, not their path around the sun.
@@lepperkin that is actually wrong thinking!
they are not physically/rigidly connected, yes. But they are still bound (gravitationally), which means affecting one part of t local system affects t whole system!
(and yes, t whole universe is also affected, just insanely insignificantly tiny!)
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Lepperkin
7 days ago
They didn't, this asteroid is orbiting a bigger asteroid, which means that the only thing really altered is the path of the smaller asteroid around the bigger one, not their path around the sun.
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@@vasilijnokhrin I know, it's just that it's not nearly enough of a change to be significant at all.
Thinking the same thing
it's amazing how truly dark space is
The cameraman was so shaky on this one
The smaller asteroid is actually a moonlet that is orbiting the bigger asteroid. They managed to lengthen the orbiting time of the moonlet by about 25 minutes ish after the impact.
Why didn't they send two of them so the second one could video tape the impact. Wouldn't that have been more beneficial to science and Earth as a whole
they already did that. The one that crashed was a payload on a much larger craft. Footage of the aftermath was taken by the mothership, but the impact kicked up so much dust, that nothing could be made out on the surface for quite a while.
I watched this live, it was awesome
the instability of the camera is really interesting to me since there should be no wind resistance so no turbulence, I wonder what's causing that
Imagine it’s just them zooming in on a single picture💀
Yep. Someone brought cannabis brownies to the lab.. so they are just tripping and doing stuff for lolz, trolling public
Yeah seriously, isn’t that giant rock supposed to be spinning or something?
Imagine not believing in something which is real but believing in something which isn’t, for example- your stupid religion and stupid imaginary god
looks like a pic of a dirt road and cropped. you can see where some small rocks are packed down and some are not and they follow a line.
@Kristoff Camden oh those .. they are stoned (literally) aliens standing in the line to buy more Stone Dust (PCP version for stone-based organisms). Mexican cartel, supplying this asteroid, was very pissed about this incident.
Looks like a giant space hush puppy 😋
Because it is! 😂
When you see a comet coming straight for you, IT'S YOUR ASS!
Just imagine....something way up there is accessible...and viewable....from way down here! Incredible!
And, of course we shoot it 😳😄😂
Wad you man "way DOWN here" ?? The asteroid is BELOW us!
( Its all relative, man :-) )
This is reminiscent of my 80s childhood playing Asteroids. I always did terrible on that game.
Like all such missions, this is incredibly impressive in terms of the technology and math involved, but that took ten months to intercept, and if we were to have an actual impact threat, it would most likely be from an object that was not detected until far too late to do anything about.
Bro created a new Asteroid Jumpscare lol
Pretty good picture quality camera for the day and age , looks like a gravel drive way
What day and age? This just happened
@@KK-bm4mf whoosh!!!! SMH
Are you seriously comparing an image transmitted millions of miles away vs your phone camera quality? The image is purposely low quality because it will be easier/faster to transmit back to earth. i.e black and white
@@arturo1990 whoosh!!! Another one bites the dust
You know that saying people that aren't smart , have either common sense or logic , or humor , or street smarts.... how is it that atleast 2 people this far have none of these didn't think that was possible, they have none of them , that has to be super rare
As simple as it is, just like many rocky and desolate places here on Earth, it's still pretty amazing getting such a clear and up close visual of a celestial object floating around in space.
We are floating in space right now. On a giant rock lol.
Definitely not floating, those things move at about 40miles PER SECOND. If we were to give it a mach, it would be going at mach 72 🤯
@@billyyank5807 surely not?
It would be funny and infuriating when humans play billiards with asteroids and then Murphy's law kicks in...
Asteroids ricochet and end up hitting our planet -a perfect trick shot indeed!
in my understanding he is saying that to aim low enough so that it's an achievable goal but high enough that it will motivate him push them to the next level
It feels kinda sad... that big-hearted little probe gave its life for us.
Reminder,we ourselves are floating in space on a giant rock also lol
Fucking scientist right here
🤣🤣we can be a meteor heading to another planet aswell
You mean we're in space??
Who knew besides almost everyone. 🙄
More water than rock
I almost forgot we're in space 🙆♂️
We should make it some kind of national competition and set up a scoreboard.
I know everyone is thinking..”so…did it work?” The answer is yes. The probe deflected the asteroid’s orbit by 32 mins. That show Scientists that they can successfully deflect an asteroid.
Surely filling the dart with nukes would be effective and clearing us of a danger
NASA can send a space probe miles away to hit a meteor but the mayor of my city can’t build a subway line because the “topography of the city doesn’t help”.
It looks like granite. Legit looks like someone's been mining granite on that asteroid. Looks so similar to an areas which consists of human carved rocks. Freaking awesome
Basically any female driver
I just love seeing the surface of a cosmic object that close by. Imagine standing there and looking at the surface and then the sky, and looking at the sky while we also catch a view of the surface. That's inexplicable.
As spheres and numerous shapes are evident, it can also resemble quality of the imaging as well as the gravitational force and pressure incoming to the surface.
Imagine being that lil dude thinking you're on a mission to observe a asteroid only to get there and be told to slam your face straight into it. I'd be fuming. Haha
Wow! Thank you for showing this! This asteroid looks like a round piece of dough that was rolled in some cracker crumbs! Lol!
Yeah, they call it a "rubble pile". It's a small asteroid, so there isn't enough gravity to compress it solid. TMI ?
That asteroid looks like a pack of those train track rocks.
Gravel from Lowe's.🤫
Lmao 🤣
@@reginaldtaylor7896 shot on a IPhone 7. Those things were dur-a-ble I gotta let world know!
They kind of are actually. Most asteroids are "ruble piles" which means they are a bunch of small rocks and boulders stuck together by gravity. The other kind is a "monolith" which is an asteroid made of a single large stone.
The asteroid smiled and maintained its course
They actually landed on the asteroid and a group of madcap drillers called the 'Space Cowboys' placed nuclear warheads in its core and blew it up to save Earth.
I DONT WANNA CLOSE MY EYESSSS!!!!!!
🤘😂🤣
So, did it alter the path of the asteroid? 😆
I've been wondering the same thing!! 🤔
Won't know in a couple of months when nasa sees the trajectory of that object. Only then will they know that it did indeed move the asteroid
Won't know in a couple of months when nasa sees the trajectory of that object. Only then will they know that it did indeed move the asteroid
It has a 12 hour orbital period so they need to monitor it for weeks until they have enough data to know.
It will happen over time not overnight
This type of research is incredibly important ….this could be the difference between our extinction and survival
I watched live. So amazing to see huge boulders on Didymos and even boulders on Dimorphos.
I wanted to say rocks on Dimorphis but I googled and if a rock is 25.6 (25,6) cm or larger then it is a boulder.
How did they make the asteroid hold still for a photo opp.?
There no huge boulders those are rocks the asteroid is the size of a refrigerator.
@@radialwavellite5310 what?
@@amandakavajian7786 Didymos is 832m×838m×786m said by Wikipedia and Dimorphos 208m×160m×133m. A bit more than refrigerator. Yard is close to 0.9 meter
This is actually massive, the threat of us being wiped out by a asteroid just decreased by a whole lot, and I’m sure within a few decades, this will be even more advanced
Unless they knock this one into our path, or the next one! These idiots are just throwing shit into space and crossing their fingers! That’s not science it’s slow Suicide! But Planet wide! Yes we should be ready to respond to asteroids if needed, but this may collide with another it would have missed!
Back to God, Allah The AlMighty is the only way to solve these problems, you follow 100 percent in Injil/ Old Testament
@dnsnsnsmsms all of things control by God, science is one of the way to know HIM, you are thinking that the science is not relate to the God, if you oppose HIM, you will be punish in the world and after your death, so let us to back to HIM, and obey all the rules ( follow Al Quran/Injil/Taurat/Zabur and the others) based on our religion, we live peacefully and love all the people,animals,plants and all the things. Stop wrongdoing/criminal/discriminations, if not we will be faced an asteroid collision with our planet, earth. Takeway your ego
Great green screen and editing 😂
I watched it live. It was as cool as it gets..
Yea that looks real....
He that is coming is the size of Mt Everest . Look at the belt of Orion, from there he is coming. The whole is being wound as a scroll, but you can't realise the end was set as it began in the birth. History is our eyes at night time, the sun our only day with the moon to comfort our mind.
Whoa 😳 where’d you hear that it’s pretty good
Facts
Nope not as big as Everest if so that would END ALL LIFE NOTHING SURVIVES EVEN TARDIGRADE DIES 🌎 BECOMES A LIFELESS ROCK. EVEREST IS29,032′
The width of the Himalayas from south to north varies between 125 and 250 miles (200 and 400 km). Their total area amounts to about 230,000 square miles (595,000 square km)
After damaging the natural order of our planet, now humans are set to alter that of space. Moon checked, Mars checked,..., oh spatial objects...checked. Feeling so proud!
You do realise theres no eco system to damage up there, right?
i'd even argue that moving harmful mining industries and alike to the moon would be beneficial for the environment, because that would mean we don't need to destroy forests and other ecosystems to start mining.
It's not humanity and technology itself thats the problem, it's how peoples use it.
Legend has it the asteroid is still hurting
Intergalactic drunk driving followed by intergalactic hit and run.
Ok so basically they just smashed a expensive ass space camera with a asteroid 💀
Was thinking the same. Millions or billions of dollars all bashed up
No, not expensive. They sent a dollar store camera to hit the asteroid.
I mean if you want to just die if a meteor hits us then yea it's millions of wasted dollars. But me personally I'd like it if we didn't all die to a big floating rock like fucking dinosaurs, and I refuse to let our species go out like some bitch ass overgrown lizards.
@@daydreamer9888Yes millions of dollars obliterated for one small goal. To ensure we can save ourselves from an asteroid and the extinction thereafter. Nothing important.
NASA is not changing the path of an asteroid by smashing a probe named.
Dart . That's the job of the DOD .
NASA is filming incognito ...
Oh my God we're proactively doing something to try to save future humanity. Its not if we're going to get smacked by a massive asteroid.. its when.
2029
Look up Apophis i dont know how people didnt leaen yet its been in the news the last few years
@@NEMESISISDEAD yep. In April. Friday the 13th. 2029. Cant wait.
@@jking4020 im just prepared to hear the loudest boom ive ever heard and bright flash and hopefully quick R..I.P
@@NEMESISISDEAD it's gonna be a close miss
"This is Chappel, middle away.
Direct hit"
When we learn how to mine then things would be getting gathered and parachute it down lol
Why am i expecting to be rickrolled.
Let me guess, you think the earth is flat and the moon landing was fake?
Because you are being Rick Rolled. But without the Rick lol
@@venom999333 oh lord. That is scary worse mate. Lmaoo
🤣🤣🤣
They must be trying to get some type of plan ready for Apophis 🤔 in 2029 4/13
My thoughts exactly! Good call.
Exactly, they say it will pass by 2029 and 2036 2068 might be impact
Seems like the most difficult part would be actually detecting it ahead of time
"And how much will this cost the taxpayer to crash our spacecraft into a space rock to learn nothing as a result." ?
"About a billion dollars."
bro this nasa u talkin bout not spaceX of course their expensive af
I saw this live.
I got a bit emotional after impact.
So glad My head isn't in the sand.
🇵🇷✊🏾🇦🇬
@Tylerrr324 youngsters won't understand until you're mature. We are but grains of sand. Nothing compared to the galaxy.
Get off your high horse.
@dnsnsnsmsms you do know dimorphus which was a moon of another massive asteroid didymos was a threat to earth?!
@dnsnsnsmsms Oops, I thought you were agreeing with the child. My apology.
Beta
@Khalilblue yep, I was in space chill'n on one of the satellites.
Tf is wrong with individuals?
I watched this on the livestream, it was wild!
Now let's see these asteroids alter the Earth's orbit 😂
The Hollywood studios are working overtime I see
The impact was observed by many amateur astronomers. These are litterally regular people with telescopes set up in their backyard
@@bigdaddydrip4452bologna
absolutely awesome 👌🏿
This is NOT 'footage' !!
No film was used so... No 'footage'.
Thts fkin scary. Ive never seen such darkness . All you see are the asteroids and a void. It almost looks unreal.
Edit: i didnt NOT expect so many replys and likes. I appreciate it.
It is real,imagine the asteroid 'aphopis' is gonna hit earth. what are they gonna do?
Stay in one place like "oh hey! An asteroid is gonna hit earth! Well,back to my cooking book!"
trust your eyes. it is unreal.
@@Painmakesgain where’s the stars?
@@bklyn5996 in the void
Because it is unreal. NASA is a fucking lie
that's great when it comes to small ones. But what about the ones that are a mile or two across?
Don't bother the bees, and the bees won't bother you.
I like that saying .👍
That thumbnail is very misleading
How?
Not really. Pretty accurate. Check it out online
NIGHTMARE👽👽
The music is so hypnotizing! What's it's called?
We will never be faced with an asteroid hitting earth
no one is talking about the voice actor and the music in the background? so stunning!
Me squinting: I don't see it. Where's the ship? Oh, wait...🤭
10 months of space flight & it crashes into the asteroid.
My mum who is the worst driver EVER could do a better job.
Bro I thought it was zooming in, then I realized.
The size of the Great pyramid
7 million miles away and we hit it
bring it on russia
Your tanks be coffins
Russia’s space program is very advanced as well. NASA has nothing to do with fighting wars.
The 1st satellite was Russian. 1st animals in space were Russian. They were 1st on the moon in 1959 using a probe. The first man in space was Russian. The first woman in space was Russian. Russians had the 1st spacewalk. They also had the 1st moon-rover.
@@mocassin92 they also landed a probe on Venus
Yet i still have an AT&T dead zone around my area
Wow that's awesome!!! Thank you
Looks like a 1950s low budget space movie.
Are the asteroids getting closer or the camera moving? 😂
Salute to the probe
Women drivers!!!
Kidding of course. This was intriguing. Thanks for sharing. Have a blessed week.
Damn Estrogenians…..can’t live with ‘em, can’t live……..
@@justicegusting2476 My father always said to me: ...." if you don't like the way that women drive then stay off the sidewalks! ".
Smart man my dad was.
That first asteroid was sweatin like a muv watching 12 roll by.😬🚔😅👽
LOL!!! REAL FOOTAGE!!! YEAH RIGHT!!!
Again? No stars?
This camera cant pick up stars. Noticed it only showed the surface of the asteroid once it got extremely close.
@@Coinz8 Unlikely
@Brian B VERY likely. Go try to take a picture of the stars tonight and let's see how many show. It's very likely, maybe you should take a fucking photography course at your local community College.
@@Coinz8 Nope. It isn't. Keep fooling yourself.
@@brianb6957 Yeah? PROVE IT.
Imagine the camera caught some alien taking a dump while directly in the line of fire lol
This is what should be a TOP PRIORITY for us as a species. We obviously keep getting hit by stuff and start over. That’s why we keep finding these seemingly advanced ruins in every corner of the planet.
When a comet docking goes horribly wrong.
astroid be like: that tickles.
The accuracy is incomprehensible. Like trying to shoot a bullet with a bullet, a bullet travelling 50 thousand mph.
NASA is truly the greatest sniper of all! Basically a bullet fired into space, traveling for 10 months and scoring a direct hit on the small one to boot.
Btw, not an unusual surface. It's a chunk of planet ... so it has a rugged, rocky surface.
Hollywood version: explosive fireball
In space nobody can hear cameras scream 😱 😂
Why was the last frame blocked by red? Even if it’s the last bit, why wasn’t the full frame shown?
It was because the spacecraft crashed before transmitting the entire frame
SPEED Satellite & Asteroid: 8 miles a SECOND/14K mph.(rifle bullet 2K mph). 6.8 Million Miles away
(moon 270,000 miles away)
... amazing
thank you for sharing.