Reacting to These are the asteroids to worry about
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There is a semi-comforting thought: The most likely zone of impact is ocean, and a city-killer mass isn't powerful enough to cause a major tsunami far from its impact. Also, the second most likely zone of impact is wilderness, countryside, and farmland. Even with no warning (but some warning in the case of moderate tsunami threat), expected fatalities would be relatively low.
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"these are the asteroids to worry about"
Wait... what? Oh no...
I see you everywhere lmao
Every space video is an existential crisis in the making
I had to take a break once because I became a bit too nihilist and depressed lol.
@@zualapips1638 Humans are the only places where meaning exists in the whole Milky Way (as far as we know) so at least we're special in that way.
You can go into any metaphysical shop and buy pieces of these rocks. Tektite, Moldavite, asterite, etc are from asteroids and meteorites and their impacts. There are many more you can research.
"how are we still here?"
We clearly are just dodgeball champs
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Your pfp deceived me 😭
Oh god I thought your pfp was something else
This man is a menace
@@koolaidjammer7108 what do you mean?
This is my first day not having a panic attack in months. Thankfully, I’m into science and know that we’re probably good for now.😅💀
What are the asteroids we shouldn't worry about? It sounds like famous last words to me..
I'll do the Wyle E.Coyote thing,hold an umbrella over my head..
only asteroids we can't worry about are asteroids that are to small to Do Major damage or Even strike because small asteroids could burn up in the atmosphere
I appreciated the clear-headedness of the gentleman being interviewed. No doomsday scenarios, but also no "we-got-this-no-worries" complacency I see too often in other videos on this subject (from otherwise respectable sources).
I don't stress over stuff I can't change. "There's always an Arquillian Battle Cruiser, or a Korilian Death Ray, or an intergalactic plague that is about to wipe out all life on this miserable planet. The only way these people can get on with their happy lives is that they do not know about it!"
Plz do some more space and deep ocean videos they are really interesting 🤩🤩☺️👌🤩
Veritasium is pronounced like an element name; it rhymes with "potassium" (Veritas means "truth", so Veritasium is 'an element of truth')
Because of Harry Potter, I *always* end up seeing it as "Veritaserum" and thus that's how I end up pronouncing it 🤦♀️
Nicely done, Thurston. Great video to react to - you have an ‘interest’ in the subject!😉
It's the end the world as we know it. It's the end of the world as we know it. And I feel fine.
The meteor that hit Arizona just missed the visitors centre. How lucky was that!
I didn't know the shockwave from that Russian asteroid happened 90 seconds later.
Hahaha his face after hearing we have other sizes to worry about was priceless
As smart as that scientist was, he still fell prey to human arrogance "0% chance of X size asteroid" -- it's not 0, buddy. First, you don't know that you found all of them in our solar system. Second, have you heard of Oumuamua? Objects can and do come in from outside the solar system, and while the chance they'd hit us is small, it's not 0.
This was a excellent video.
HERE AFTER THEY PUSHED AN ASTEROID
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There is asteroid that are made of dimonds. Gold ones too
I bet the space gold rush is already gearing up to stake claims
If you are in area that is going to be hit by a random asteroid, don't stress it just throw the biggest party of your life the night before. Trust me with a hangover like that you will look forward to the impact in the morning. In other words if there is nothing you can do about it no worries enjoy yourself while you can.
I love this Science reaction so much!
I skipped this Veritasium video and this was a good was to catch up. Thanks!
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A single starship can carry 150 metric tons to orbit then refuel to go anywhere
Thus assuming even if you used Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil (it will be something lighter like Mylar this is worst case scenario)
HD Aluminum foil = 0.27 kg per Meter^2
So 150,000kg payload / .27kg per Meter^2 = 555.56km^2 Aluminum foil to orbit
Thats enough to wrap an entire 13km Asteroid with some foil left to spare.
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I've visited the Barringer Crater in northern Arizona. It's quite impressive. The visitor center said a million people could stand around the rim.
Good vids
A meteor fell into our backyard 15 or 20 years ago. It was as big as a quarter and was magnetic. My dad saw it fall into our yard. It became lost
Robotically mine it extract its minerals leaving light weight dust n rock that will evaporate on entry then we can use the iron the gold and other minerals
This guy is great.
Just think, dinosaurs lived on earth for 165 million years.
Nice
12:45: How are we still here? Well to answer your question in Layman's terms. The Human Sapien is a highly resilient Strain of the Modern Africanus Sapien. We adapt and Spread better than the prior Strains from Africa. That Continent tends to produce newer Models every 78,000 to 105,000 years of Hominids.
So he says that we can't deflect an asteroid with rockets because it's rotating but why don't we try rotating the asteroid more to get a boomerang effect? Just like a tire swing you can speed up and slow down rotation by shifting the center of mass
I was staying up extra late when that Russian meteorite became late breaking news. It was mental looking at all the released footage as it happened relatively live.
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Veritasium is awesome -- definitely more reactions to their stuff.
Wait, you mean we can't just call Bruce Willis & some oil guys to save us?
I always look at stuff like this under the spectrum of “why should I care”. If I’m dead, I don’t care, if I can’t do anything, I don’t care, and if I live, I don’t care.
All for living, but no point in worrying about this stuff. Might as well worry about serial killers and cancer.
If a meteorite lands on your property do not let anyone take it away. They can be worth millions.
We should all own bunkers that we pass through our families.
Also just shows you how petty the squabbles of human cultures around the world really are...
Hope one panda in the Whitehouse
This is why it is wise to have colonies on the Moon and Mars. A couple small repositories of human technology and even a potential future off-planet Seed Ark (and DNA ark as well) similar to the one in Norway as a backup in case of a future catastrophe. Humanity is constantly on the brink of destruction from multiple potential threats and more than a few are of our own making. This video failed to even mention the threat from Comets. These can be quite large and quite capable of doing catastrophic damage to a planet. Look what Shoemaker/Levy 9 did to Jupiter and it had already broken up into several pieces. One impact site left a surface scar in Jupiter's atmosphere the size of the Earth! That was visible for days afterwards. An impact like that on Earth would not just wipe out the Earth but it would start it over much in the way Theia did when it smacked into the early Earth and created the moon. Even worse we don't normally see comets until they are close to Jupiter.
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Jupiter is earths protector
Why do they have a cameraman behind the cameraman filming the cameraman whom is filming the man
We could use a smaller nuke, specific to the asteroid, in place of the thruster idea. Give it a perfectly placed and timed kick in the right direction.
Nuking it would make a bunch of smaller ones and you'd have a bunch of impact sites all over the globe.
Nukes come in all levels of power. We would choose the best one for pushing it instead of trying to destroy it.
@@whattha_huh I do this for a living. The smallest nuke would still be a huge problem. He even said that wouldn't be a feasible option. Take care.
You don't deflect asteroids for a living. Take care.
Better to watch these than to watch the actual vid. Also why does it say activate windows at bottom?
he never did mention the theories and plans about using high speed impact craft which nasa and esa were testing
he also never mentioned that a nuke CAN very much be used to move around something like a comet or a really big asteroid. You ablate so much material from the surface that it acts like a thruster for a very short time, giving the object a kick in its orbit that can alter it significantly after a while.
u should do a reaction to The Universe is Hostile To Computers by Veritasium
Hey bro REAL LIFE LORE talks about would what would happen exactly if that one did hit New York City where they were just showing, He gives you figures on deaths in all that
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Couldn't we mine iron from a small moon so we could launch a much larger amount than earth and put it into orbit around the astroid and have gravity pull it away?
I think once we have the capability to mine iron from small moons and launch it places in such an amount that it could use gravity to move an asteroid away, our technology will probably be good enough anyway to take care of most asteroids without going through all the trouble of mining iron from moons. Such as some of the ideas he mentioned but said we don't have the technology for it.
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You think u escaped from police? HAH! Time will always catch you... and some space rock
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I don't mean to be rude, but it seems like this is entirely new science to you. Do they not teach this material in schools over there? In the US, these concepts are taught in at least a basic form in 8th or 9th grade.
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veritasium is pronounced Very-Tass-E-um
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this is a solid video, but be careful about this channel, that channel has a lot of very questionable "scientific" content that sort of shows a shocking level of scientific ignorance by the site's creator. I don't doubt he has degrees in physics, but he must have been a C student, because his grasp of science and scientific theory is very very poor. And before anyone defends that channel -> the perpetual acceleration fan-cart series of videos might be some of the worst scientific content on youtube; with explanations and scientific laws thrown out the window with asinine ripleys believe it or not sensationalism.
Sorry but no. The iron meteorite is not the oldest thing we will ever see. That would be the Sun. Oh, Earth and all the other planets...our moon...your mom. Plenty of old things to see round here.
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You GOTTA stop pausing the video so often man.