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  • Опубликовано: 26 сен 2022
  • The spacecraft crashed into an asteroid the size of the Washington Monument.
    NASA’s DART spacecraft intentionally collided with an asteroid on Monday evening, in an attempt to alter the space rock’s trajectory. The mission tested technology that could help defend Earth against potential future asteroid threats. Photo: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
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Комментарии • 336

  • @PersianGamer36
    @PersianGamer36 4 месяца назад +23

    What’s wild is this video been out for a year and literally nobody else seems to care. This video should be viewed so much more

    • @chea4007
      @chea4007 2 месяца назад

      Agreed 👍

    • @SevSeries-fi5ey
      @SevSeries-fi5ey Месяц назад

      A lot of people simply aren't aware of how high on the list of civilizational threats you can find asteroids. Most analysts put it in the top 5 or even top 3.
      Unfortunately we're squabbling over pronouns instead.

  • @mastersinr
    @mastersinr Год назад +150

    imagine the asteroid meant no harm and now nasa has put it into trajectory towards earth

  • @MVK_GS
    @MVK_GS Год назад +53

    What I wonder is just how repeatable this would be in the future given advances due to this experiment. What I mean is that this specific asteroid has a certain composition, density, and orbit that affects how it responded to the impact. But I would imagine that the million, or so, asteroids that are now identified have their own variables that greatly affect how each of them would react to an impact. Thus, I wonder, just how much can we truly predict to build an effective countermeasure to avert an Earth impact? Nevertheless, this is truly amazing work by NASA and ESA.

    • @dst1311
      @dst1311 Год назад

      100% fake simulation

    • @sharkdavid
      @sharkdavid Год назад +4

      mass is mass -- I have doubts the composition is a significant factor at this scale

  • @alphaapple1375
    @alphaapple1375 Год назад +19

    #WallStreetJournal, you brought a big inconvenience by not using the metric system in your video!

    • @hpnguyen7876
      @hpnguyen7876 Год назад

      Nasa is US based. What are you complaining about? We're not necessarily evolving around metric system.

    • @rudyschwab7709
      @rudyschwab7709 Год назад

      Only to those who only understand one system.

    • @acidbot666
      @acidbot666 Год назад

      That is just exceptional America at play!

  • @runix953
    @runix953 Год назад +27

    why didn't they just add a detachable camera or something that could reanalyze the asteroid instead of making us wait another 4 years?

    • @v1d300
      @v1d300 Год назад +8

      Ya slight shot away a sensor or camera 1000-2000 meters before collision. Would have been great.
      Also why the EU mission is to launch in 2024 for a reading in 2026? A few months after Dart launch would be more helpful isn't it?

    • @bradenmcdorman8544
      @bradenmcdorman8544 Год назад +29

      Because DART was traveling at 14,000 miles an hour relative to the asteroid. You can't just detach a camera and have it stop next to the asteroid unless it has enough fuel to stop. 14,000 miles an hour is a lot of fuel.

    • @v1d300
      @v1d300 Год назад +18

      @@bradenmcdorman8544 I did some more reading and WSJ didn't report this well in the video.
      But the LICIACube was integrated into the DART spacecraft inside a spring-loaded box placed on the wall of the DART spacecraft.
      It separated on 11 September, 2022 from DART by being ejected at roughly
      4 km/h (2.5 mph) relative to DART, 15 days before impact. It will fly it past Dimorphos about 2 minutes 45 seconds after DART’s impact.
      So we shall soon start receiving small amounts of data over the period of few months.

  • @flamescion5225
    @flamescion5225 Год назад +7

    woah a spec of dust in the telescope is actually a big rock also the rock looks fine

  • @Ladymochi07
    @Ladymochi07 Год назад +3

    Awesome! Just like in the movies 😊

  • @yzhang2008
    @yzhang2008 Год назад +8

    Congratulations to the scientists and humanity.

  • @rebarmessi1830
    @rebarmessi1830 Год назад +1

    Thank you NASA

  • @R0cky0
    @R0cky0 Год назад +4

    This is called an asteroid of an asteroid

  • @bradsmith1314
    @bradsmith1314 7 месяцев назад

    the plume surprised me

  • @jamarvlarue6979
    @jamarvlarue6979 Год назад +2

    Great Job well done We save the planet

  • @joashandama8865
    @joashandama8865 Год назад +8

    Recommendable job by NASA to protect our earth.

  • @jarondail809
    @jarondail809 Год назад +2

    the moon: just chilling in the cosmos
    nasa: so like you might blow up

  • @alparslankorkmaz2964
    @alparslankorkmaz2964 Год назад +1

    Nice video.

  • @PicasaFix
    @PicasaFix Год назад +2

    Nice

  • @JJs_playground
    @JJs_playground Год назад

    When will see the images from LICIAcube?

    • @FireEverLiving
      @FireEverLiving Год назад

      A few were released earlier today, though it'll take weeks to download everything because it has a low data transmission rate due to its tiny antenna.

  • @aarononeal9830
    @aarononeal9830 Год назад +5

    The Wallstreet Jornal needs to talk about Ecosia they are a search engine that plants trees

  • @spacetoast7783
    @spacetoast7783 Год назад +4

    It's about time!

    • @Doc.Brando
      @Doc.Brando Год назад

      It's about power we stay hungry we devour

  • @danjohnston9037
    @danjohnston9037 Год назад +4

    " Kinetic Impactor Technology " ?
    You Punch It In The Face Really, Really Hard ?

    • @JJs_playground
      @JJs_playground Год назад

      "everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face" - Mike Tyson.

    • @LineOfThy
      @LineOfThy Год назад +1

      yeah. REALLY hard.

  • @NunoCore
    @NunoCore 9 месяцев назад +1

    props to nasa but also to Space x for the "cheap" falcon 9 that make missions like this possible

  • @amintaalvarado9138
    @amintaalvarado9138 Год назад

    Wall Street, according to my knowledge, this video is from 2019-2020. Sincerely, Aminta Alvarado.

  • @saltapozo
    @saltapozo Год назад

    Wait for the counter punch..

  • @danielleblanc3387
    @danielleblanc3387 Год назад

    🥰❤💙 love
    Hi i'm Daniel from Trinidad

  • @yzhang2008
    @yzhang2008 Год назад +7

    For small asteroids, redirecting is possible. For big ones, it needs a lot of fuel to redirect. Bombing them into smaller pieces might be more practical.

    • @thefatbob3710
      @thefatbob3710 Год назад +1

      NASA seriously needs more funding

    • @forloco6508
      @forloco6508 Год назад +1

      @@thefatbob3710 “330 million dollar test” i might be paraphrasing but come on they have funding

    • @thefatbob3710
      @thefatbob3710 Год назад +2

      @@forloco6508 compared to the 800 billion the military gets

    • @genghiskhan5701
      @genghiskhan5701 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@thefatbob3710
      THe 800 billion includes the Space Force anyway

    • @thefatbob3710
      @thefatbob3710 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@genghiskhan5701 Space force operates work for satellites lol.

  • @ropro9817
    @ropro9817 Год назад +17

    Ok, but did it actually deflect the asteroid? 🤔

    • @drewperk
      @drewperk Год назад +4

      We will find out in a few months.

    • @FFE-js2zp
      @FFE-js2zp Год назад +1

      @@drewperk
      The “asteroid” is a tiny rock weighing 20 billion lbs. This is a sham to convince morons to send money. Ultimately, ALL of your money to “save the Earth.”

    • @saltapozo
      @saltapozo Год назад

      That's the purpose..an it will

    • @saltapozo
      @saltapozo Год назад

      Let's play chaos..

    • @vibbo3483
      @vibbo3483 Год назад

      there is no asteroid or ship sent, do not be naive.

  • @bigchungus6257
    @bigchungus6257 Год назад

    imgaine it just makes it go faster

  • @swedesam
    @swedesam Год назад +4

    $325 Million to full send it into an asteroid....Nice!

    • @victormarin69yearsago60
      @victormarin69yearsago60 Год назад

      That a lot, but we living in Earth, they could've done for free 😒

    • @Jeremy9697
      @Jeremy9697 Год назад

      Compared to the US national budget this is hardly anything

    • @mistertagnan
      @mistertagnan 3 месяца назад

      Do you really think the Spacecraft was made out of dollar bills equaling $325 mil? The vast majority of that amount was spent as paychecks to the people building and operating the mission

  • @Bumeism
    @Bumeism Год назад +3

    If anyone is gonna save earth, it’s this guy

    • @saltapozo
      @saltapozo Год назад

      Please... anybody save the earth from US..

    • @acidbot666
      @acidbot666 Год назад

      That is nonsense!
      Americans and their subservient European footman will start a thermonuclear war against Russia or China and end life on this planet well before we see any threat coming from outer space.
      The real threat to life on this planet is right here on earth and is called the United States of America!

    • @vibbo3483
      @vibbo3483 Год назад

      @@saltapozo You have salvation, no one will come. earth is flat

  • @craven1749
    @craven1749 Год назад

    does this mean assa is waiting for somthing bigger to hit?

    • @jamescampbell2560
      @jamescampbell2560 Год назад +2

      Apophis 4,13,2029 1200 ft diameter 20 million metric ton asteroid

    • @LineOfThy
      @LineOfThy Год назад

      "Assa"?

  • @U2fan24
    @U2fan24 Год назад +7

    Yeah... 🤔 I'm pretty sure they were worried af about this and don't want the public to know.
    It's like spending 40 million dollars to throw a pebble in the ocean to stop a tsunami.

    • @kevinlanus
      @kevinlanus Год назад

      What a scam this people. One day humans will know nasa is a big show

    • @someguy8944
      @someguy8944 Год назад +2

      This is more like missile testing against a decoy target.

    • @victormarin69yearsago60
      @victormarin69yearsago60 Год назад

      @@someguy8944 yeah like the movie, not amargandon (I think that how u spell it), like the one they throw nuclear bomb outer space to move asteroid away from the earth. I forgot the name of the movie.

    • @jasonnicholasschwarz7788
      @jasonnicholasschwarz7788 Год назад

      @@victormarin69yearsago60 Greenland

  • @raptorwhite6468
    @raptorwhite6468 Год назад +1

    That would be really ironic if the asteroid changed its course after that and hit Earth

    • @riardomilos8014
      @riardomilos8014 Год назад

      Conscious asteroid is angry and now launching a counterattack

  • @seancssu
    @seancssu Год назад +10

    God bless NASA, thank you for shielding starship Earth ❤️

    • @dst1311
      @dst1311 Год назад +3

      Do you believe this was anything more than cgi?

    • @ArcticBeast-jo7im
      @ArcticBeast-jo7im Год назад

      @@dst1311 Nicker

    • @YoureMad477
      @YoureMad477 Год назад +2

      @@dst1311 the explaining video’s cgi not the actual dart process in the official live stream

    • @acidbot666
      @acidbot666 Год назад

      That is comic to say the least!
      Americans and their subservient European footman will start a thermonuclear war against Russia or China and end life on this planet well before we see any threat coming from outer space.
      The real threat to life on this planet is right here on earth and is called the United States of America!

  • @SchrodingersPussyCat
    @SchrodingersPussyCat Год назад +3

    🤔So now - actually, Dimorphos can actually be re-named Epididymitis!

  • @andrewsuarez6612
    @andrewsuarez6612 7 месяцев назад

    Imagine they defeleted the astroid out our solar system only to be in a collision course with another earth like planet containing life

  • @jamescampbell2560
    @jamescampbell2560 Год назад

    Why

  • @gijopeter
    @gijopeter Год назад +2

    is it still okay to say 'real-world' test for this? :)

  • @bill_4615
    @bill_4615 Год назад

    Cosmic billiards. Go humanity!

    • @acidbot666
      @acidbot666 Год назад

      That is comic to say the least...
      Americans and their subservient European footman will start a thermonuclear war against Russia or China and end life on this planet well before we see any threat coming from outer space.
      The real threat to life on this planet is right here on earth and is called the United States of America!

  • @jamsbong
    @jamsbong Год назад +1

    NASA having an existential crisis

    • @saltapozo
      @saltapozo Год назад

      Nasa...It's as stupid as Europe..

  • @johan.mp4
    @johan.mp4 Год назад +4

    School bus and Washington monument, what kind of units are that? I think WSJ readers/watchers are smarter than that.

    • @cf2851
      @cf2851 Год назад +1

      Let's not jump to conclusions 😁

    • @LineOfThy
      @LineOfThy Год назад

      American units

  • @nibiruresearch
    @nibiruresearch 7 месяцев назад

    Thanks to geologists we think that all living beings on our planet Earth have the most to fear from an asteroid impact or volcano eruptions. 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 Mayans and others. They tell us about a cycle of seven disasters. Certainly, a cycle of regularly recurring global disasters cannot be caused by asteroid impacts or volcanic eruptions. 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 invisible. These disasters cause a huge tidal wave of seawater that washes over land "above the highest mountains." At the end it covers the earth with a layer of wet mud, a mixture of sand, clay, lime, fossils of marine and terrestrial animals and small and larger meteorites. The Northern hemisphere is covered with a layer of ice that fell down "in blocks as great as mountains". These disasters also create 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". It can be read on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Search: invisible nibiru 9

  • @rudyschwab7709
    @rudyschwab7709 Год назад +6

    In 20 or 30 years, the file on this project will get fully declassified and we're going to find out this was NOT a test.

    • @grape2222
      @grape2222 Год назад

      fr

    • @dst1311
      @dst1311 Год назад +1

      Yes, it was just cgi and it will be mysteriously deleted

    • @FishbedMyBeloved
      @FishbedMyBeloved Год назад +3

      @@dst1311 DST, you do realize humanity has been perfecting "hit thing with other thing" since the dawn of time? Between the spear and the ICBM I find it ludicrous to think that we couldn't put a sattelite on a long range collision course.

    • @schwi5425
      @schwi5425 Год назад +1

      Why would nasa classify that? I honestly can’t imagine a better story for them than “We just saved the entire planet”

    • @mistertagnan
      @mistertagnan 3 месяца назад

      Ah yes, the asteroid in which you can observe and confirm its orbital elements yourself will definitely collide with Earth. Never mind that it isn’t an Earth crossing asteroid

  • @AX-sq5vm
    @AX-sq5vm Год назад +2

    So all this time we didt had astroid
    Defenter 😆

    • @robertagren9360
      @robertagren9360 Год назад

      They can't make satellites fly in space. When they send out a satellite they can't make it circuit back to earth. The moon landing is pong the videogame where you send a vessel between two planetary objects working as floorboards. For this reason launches need to be at certain days and precise. If they knew how to fly in space they could send them up every second no matter what day and fly to a planet but they can't. They have to predict when the floorboards hit the ball.

    • @cf2851
      @cf2851 Год назад +2

      We still need better detection systems. 2018 AH was 300 feet wide and came closer to Earth than the moon in January 2018. It was detected 2 days after it passed.

  • @douglaswallace7680
    @douglaswallace7680 Год назад

    fuel ignites and flows out the bottom of the rocket with enough thrust to escape earth's gravity . IDEA :
    A double engine rocket . Land on the asteroid . Think "Space-X" times 10 . 2nd rocket engine kicks in , blowing thrust out to space , disturbing the orbit path of the Asteroid .

  • @garyseven4896
    @garyseven4896 Год назад

    You think you can stop a devastating asteroid impact. Dream on.

    • @Jeremy9697
      @Jeremy9697 Год назад +1

      What wouldn't we be able? Physics explain what is necessary to do so

    • @LineOfThy
      @LineOfThy Год назад +1

      Yes, you can. Learn physics.

  • @8bitflea
    @8bitflea Год назад

    Watch them put it in orbit to come our way.

  • @mr.eccentric9378
    @mr.eccentric9378 Год назад

    I’m scared, because I feel like by changing trajectory, it could head straight to Earth, and wipe us out.

    • @FishbedMyBeloved
      @FishbedMyBeloved Год назад +1

      We could just knock its trajectory back away

    • @mr.eccentric9378
      @mr.eccentric9378 Год назад +1

      @@FishbedMyBeloved anticlimactically that would actually work.

  • @weegeepies3piemario409
    @weegeepies3piemario409 Год назад

    HOPKINS!
    *Guess.*

  • @MemeLord-ue9dq
    @MemeLord-ue9dq 8 месяцев назад

    Heeey.
    So... now that 99942 Apophis is approaching... kinda hope this works.

  • @josephwall5167
    @josephwall5167 Год назад

    *me having to eat my cheap microwave meal*
    *video* - Nasa just crashed a multimillion dollar object into an asteroid

  • @kevinc3342
    @kevinc3342 Год назад +1

    NASA - aka 'Guardians of the Galaxy' - Earth Realm

  • @viiizzyyyxx7815
    @viiizzyyyxx7815 Год назад

    Just an FYI, the chances of Earth being hit by a world ending asteroid is astronomical. You have more of a chance winning the lottery three times in a row than being killed by asteroid impact in your lifetime, your grandchildren’s lifetime, and their grandchildren’s lifetime. Space is freaking MASSIVE.

  • @kevinjulia2852
    @kevinjulia2852 Год назад +24

    okay so it hit an asteroid 7 million miles away, but what was the effect? did it push the astroid from it's original orbit? and can it be verified by our government and shown it's actual results? or are we going to get some hypothesis and animated what might have happened?

    • @6mtG
      @6mtG Год назад +3

      That’s what I been saying😂😂😂left a big part out and I don’t hear any talks of the aftermath

    • @JohnHazenhousen
      @JohnHazenhousen Год назад +31

      Be patient, this only just happened. It will take a few weeks for the effect to be measured.

    • @cris_the_coder
      @cris_the_coder Год назад +14

      @@JohnHazenhousen these guys don't get it...

    • @FishbedMyBeloved
      @FishbedMyBeloved Год назад +17

      32 minute change in orbit. Doesn't seem like much but given the massive scale of such an orbit, an asteroid on course for earth that was deviated by 32 minutes could miss by hundreds of miles

    • @ayeshamoritano1031
      @ayeshamoritano1031 Год назад +1

      @@6mtG don't worry buds I'm confident enough that my tax is not going to waste. This thing NASA is doing is something promising to our future, the future of our planet, and also with the right physics and engineering, this project is a sure thing☺️☺️

  • @myke5696
    @myke5696 Год назад +2

    The Chixculub dinosaur killer was around 15 km wide. Not that big. Even though no such is headed towards us now, I don't think we know enough about all resonances that affect orbits out in the main belt to say such an asteroid could not head towards us in even 100 years. If so, I think the only chance of stopping this scenario would be deflection by a nuclear warhead. There wouldn't be enough time for multiple Dart kinetic impactors or a gravity tractor to work.

    • @ColbyEasterling
      @ColbyEasterling Год назад +1

      If you're interested, i'd look further into it. Alot of astrophysicist would disagree and consider that the worst of many options (nuking a rock). Dr. Becky makes pretty good content. But there are many others.

    • @doma5992
      @doma5992 Год назад

      This was only 80 meter long

    • @doma5992
      @doma5992 Год назад

      The meteor that killed all dinosaurs was 15 km and even faster

    • @forloco6508
      @forloco6508 Год назад

      disagree, they just recently reported they succeeded in changing the asteroids orbit

    • @bdubb5390
      @bdubb5390 8 месяцев назад

      Stop it. Silly lies

  • @danielwallace1653
    @danielwallace1653 Год назад +1

    It was the sun ,not an asteroid.

    • @Metcalf.263
      @Metcalf.263 7 месяцев назад

      Are you the smartest person in the world bud?

  • @artifactland69
    @artifactland69 Год назад

    y'all need a more-detailed channel for astronomy and astrophysics.

  • @rodaxel7165
    @rodaxel7165 Год назад

    Should've let the asteroid do it's thing.

  • @StephanieCatugas-oc4sv
    @StephanieCatugas-oc4sv 3 месяца назад

    Good dog

  • @icemediapro
    @icemediapro Год назад

    Amazing

  • @auro1986
    @auro1986 Год назад +2

    let rocks from space fall on earth. that will bring more minerals and metals with new life to evolve

    • @deathhoundseeker8278
      @deathhoundseeker8278 Год назад

      What new life??? Tf are you talking about.

    • @victormarin69yearsago60
      @victormarin69yearsago60 Год назад

      @@deathhoundseeker8278 I think hes talking about new materials, like iron, water, oxygen and more.

    • @saltapozo
      @saltapozo Год назад

      The Interstellar mining company has already been registered with the state department..

    • @saltapozo
      @saltapozo Год назад

      Let's play orbital chaos..

    • @LineOfThy
      @LineOfThy Год назад

      and potentially ruin entire ecosystems

  • @davidgreen2379
    @davidgreen2379 Год назад

    "NASA" is cool, I guess,...But GEORGE LUCAS put NINJAS in space.
    (Edited to say "AND GAVE THEM ROBOTS")

  • @akhandagyaan
    @akhandagyaan Год назад

    And they have successfully changed asteroid direction toward earth🤣🤣😂😂,

  • @RestlessRizz
    @RestlessRizz Год назад

    All I see is multiple paychecks slamming into an asteroid.....

  • @nobullman5853
    @nobullman5853 8 месяцев назад

    War machine always strike first

  • @jonhayden6235
    @jonhayden6235 Год назад +2

    @ 0:05, Great staged PR/infomercial (and increased fed funding) for NASA.

  • @shmh6002
    @shmh6002 Год назад +3

    Bunch of CGI BS

  • @HarpalSingh-sb2tx
    @HarpalSingh-sb2tx Год назад

    Great great 👍 nasa

  • @ambrossmbunga4664
    @ambrossmbunga4664 Год назад

    I don’t feel safe in the hands of humans

    • @acidbot666
      @acidbot666 Год назад +1

      Specially when those "humans?" live in Washington!

  • @ghem_art
    @ghem_art Год назад

    they shouldn't have stopped that.. the imfact of the rock in our world is just moving us away from the sun, we are too close to the sun that's why it's so hot

  • @Mikemenn
    @Mikemenn Год назад

    NASA? And not Space Force?

  • @RubiSempai
    @RubiSempai Год назад +2

    I don't wanna miss a thing 🎶

  • @gracekelly3417
    @gracekelly3417 Год назад +1

    If only Putin could see the big picture.

    • @acidbot666
      @acidbot666 Год назад

      He is not only seeing, he is bombing it out to dust along with tons and tons of American weapons!

  • @Bboreal88
    @Bboreal88 7 месяцев назад

    Imagine hitting an asteroid and ending up causing a butterfly chain effect bringing a big asteroid to earth's orbit

    • @mann985A
      @mann985A 3 месяца назад +2

      They literally calculated what would happen if they did hit it. If it would have hit, they would have calculated it and not hit.

  • @xdnuhba4164
    @xdnuhba4164 Год назад

    Spacecraft kamikaze banzai charge

  • @tihitihi391
    @tihitihi391 Год назад

    Buttrefly affect

  • @poonamkhatri3914
    @poonamkhatri3914 Год назад +1

    Bcuz they don't have any other work except send man to moon again!!!!

  • @demonkingvenom
    @demonkingvenom Год назад

    If this comes to my house, NASA will have to give me new house 🤪🤪

  • @xeric1953
    @xeric1953 Год назад +3

    I know the change is gradual but I feel like not even launching the followup craft until a planned 2024 was a bad idea. They should have been only a few days or weeks away from each other. I also feel like using an asteroid that is traveling with another was a bad idea. Now they have to factor in the gravitational pull of the other one when calculating what impact we made. Either way this still means we're screwed in impacts from anything even remotely close. This thing is 6 months away... we track far objects well enough that if we had a catastrophy, it would be hours to days tops. We're just not ready. Musk is right, it's likely we won't be here much longer. We haven't had an extinction level event for a long time and we're long over due... that sad part is that the only people who are going to get off the planet are the most important ones. The rest of us are left here to die

    • @noahvaldez7435
      @noahvaldez7435 Год назад +1

      Honestly i rather die then live in a space suit with a higher chance of dying

  • @factsoverfear9771
    @factsoverfear9771 Год назад +2

    😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @mayrabel1
    @mayrabel1 Год назад +1

    remember this date 23/03/2023.

  • @frankcabibi4212
    @frankcabibi4212 Год назад

    BAD IDEA...too many variables on flying space debris after impact.....Humans always tinkering, experimenting not always with enough forethought or caution...first we trash mother earth-- now , now we want to trash space with objects and debris.....is this progress or faster track to doom and gloom?

    • @catboy_official
      @catboy_official Год назад

      I guess you think you're more qualified than NASA? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @LineOfThy
      @LineOfThy Год назад

      NASA is a lot more qualified than you could ever be.

    • @frankcabibi4212
      @frankcabibi4212 Год назад

      @@LineOfThy agreed they are qualified....but read my post better , its just an idea and not totally improbable that there could be negative repercussions....I mean have you ever seen when Man tinkers with Mother Nature to a poor outcome? again just saying but typically ther are points of view to contrary. Happy New Years Day!

  • @Valerie-jt5vb
    @Valerie-jt5vb Год назад +2

    Another Hollywood computer generated graphics show....THEY have to show you something otherwise the BILLIONS of dollars does not keep coming.....

    • @dst1311
      @dst1311 Год назад +1

      Boomers are squirting over the bouncing blonde chick. Can't think straight

    • @Jeremy9697
      @Jeremy9697 Год назад

      False

  • @micmohan82
    @micmohan82 Год назад +1

    NASA want to prove we are the Top..BUT real case is NASA knows any object enter into earth atmosphere it will powdered ..DART is really DIRTY project....Good try.... Marvel studios next film based on like this...hahahhahaahh

    • @LineOfThy
      @LineOfThy Год назад

      tell that to the dinosaurs

  • @artizan007
    @artizan007 Год назад +1

    Haha in their dreams

  • @brockgeiger8098
    @brockgeiger8098 Год назад

    What a waste of money. Great for the environment when they blasts those rockets off too.

    • @FishbedMyBeloved
      @FishbedMyBeloved Год назад

      It's better to prepare now than later, since an asteroid being on course to hit earth eventually is inevitable.

    • @Jeremy9697
      @Jeremy9697 Год назад

      How is it a waste of money? The money was spent...as what money and funding is literally for lol

    • @LineOfThy
      @LineOfThy Год назад

      it's gonna be a real waste of money when another asteroid hits earth and the ecosystems are f*cked up

    • @FishbedMyBeloved
      @FishbedMyBeloved Год назад

      @@LineOfThy to be fair we're already doing that but people woudl rather cut planetary protection than their car usage

  • @WhollySchiit
    @WhollySchiit Год назад

    Yeah... totally a bs. This test is basically for collecting a data on new weapon that can launch from the space to earth.

    • @FishbedMyBeloved
      @FishbedMyBeloved Год назад

      ICBMs are already capable of reaching space.

    • @Jeremy9697
      @Jeremy9697 Год назад

      Lol your conspiracy sounds more bs than us testing tech on planetary defense.

    • @WhollySchiit
      @WhollySchiit Год назад

      @@Jeremy9697 lol. I actually agree. But it is true the gov is testing out changing the course of asteroids and one day, they can make it land on a target on Earth.

    • @schwi5425
      @schwi5425 Год назад

      @@WhollySchiit It would be easier to just use nukes or conventional bomb. Maybe before creating conspiracy theories you should think about whether or not they make sense first

    • @WhollySchiit
      @WhollySchiit Год назад

      @@schwi5425 If you understand the politics, your thinking is at a very primitive level. Any conventional weaponry can trigger the blaming game while a "natural disaster" is often hard to find the cause behind it and easy to go undetected.

  • @sob5372
    @sob5372 Год назад +1

    Yeah I like to know how many billions upon billions upon billions upon billions of dollars were sent out to outer space to crash into an asteroid when he got the whole state of Florida a ravaged by a hurricane and also Puerto Rico

    • @FishbedMyBeloved
      @FishbedMyBeloved Год назад

      There was still aid send to those states. You don't need to stop all your spending and funnel your entire budget into a state when a disaster happens

    • @Jeremy9697
      @Jeremy9697 Год назад

      Billions and billions and billions? It would have been faster to look up how much this project cost than to type your comment on youtube. Really your complaining just to complain about things you don't even know and obviously don't really care about (or you would have just educated yourself)

    • @LineOfThy
      @LineOfThy Год назад

      "billions"? the video literally said multi-million.
      and that isn't NASA's job, that's someone else's.

    • @mistertagnan
      @mistertagnan 3 месяца назад

      It’s also not as if we load up $325 million worth of dollar bills and send it to the asteroid. None of the money spent leaves the Earth, even the cost of materials is still here

  • @PipinhoSnow
    @PipinhoSnow 10 месяцев назад

    :)

  • @cbskwkdnslwhanznamdm2849
    @cbskwkdnslwhanznamdm2849 Год назад +1

    Thank your nearest American tax payer

    • @Jeremy9697
      @Jeremy9697 Год назад

      For hardly anything since nasa barely gets any funding

  • @homosapienssapiens4848
    @homosapienssapiens4848 Год назад +4

    My favourite country on this planet is United States of America 🇺🇲

  • @ColbyEasterling
    @ColbyEasterling Год назад

    I recommend this video if you guys are interested. It's not my video; I just thought it was explained better here.
    ruclips.net/video/a-rNAc3cWFc/видео.html

  • @jaraza323
    @jaraza323 Год назад

    AOC-Lightfoot 2024!!! Build back Best!!

    • @dst1311
      @dst1311 Год назад

      Haha! UR smoking asteroid dust

  • @user-ol1qm9ey7g
    @user-ol1qm9ey7g Год назад

    ฉันว่าแนวคิดนี้น่าสนใจมากเราอาจใช้ขนาดที่เล็กกว่าเคลื่อนย้ายตำแหน่งเพื่อการเข้าปะทะขนาดที่ใหญ่กว่า

  • @daoudkhan3750
    @daoudkhan3750 Год назад +2

    "Incredible" As my daughter also says and she wants to become an astronomer but guess what she cant realise her dream because our governmet has banned girls above class 6 going to shool it is now a crime for a girl to go to school beyond year 6. Isnt it very funny.

  • @robertsterner408
    @robertsterner408 Год назад

    Children

  • @davewhitley5612
    @davewhitley5612 Год назад +2

    You can tell it was real by how fake it looked

    • @dst1311
      @dst1311 Год назад

      Exactly! Whitley sees through the charade 👍

    • @FishbedMyBeloved
      @FishbedMyBeloved Год назад

      Do you think we don't have the ability to crash things into big rocks?

  • @buhlEncryption
    @buhlEncryption Год назад +1

    Lol.... Why you Americans keep on lying ai. Im from south Africa

  • @Rvj.12
    @Rvj.12 Год назад

    Ripple effects

  • @mason2547
    @mason2547 Год назад +2

    A nice photoshop!

  • @davidreyes4101
    @davidreyes4101 Год назад +3

    Lol earth defense 🤣🤣🤣 we cant even deal with internal problems like "climate change"