Hello everyone! We are really sorry for this mistake at 03:28 The correct date for NASA opening the OSIRIS-REx capsule is September 26, not October 2. We apologize for the confusion. I hope you enjoyed learning about OSIRIS-REx and Bennu. If you want to see more of the asteroid sample, NASA will unveil it on October 11 at 11 a.m. EDT (1500 GMT), during a webcast event that you can watch on NASA TV. Thank you for your understanding and interest.

@rolandgibbs9036

8 ай бұрын

Doh!

@DUDEDRUNK

8 ай бұрын

I thought I was glitching for a second 😂and went back multiple times. Thank you for clarifying.

@BILLY-px3hw

8 ай бұрын

Holy crap the asteroid samples opened a time portal, I just watched something 10 minutes ago that already happen a day after tomorrow

@sinebar

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I caught that one too.

@JimmerSD

8 ай бұрын

Wow! That made me doubt the current date.

"There NASA Scientists opened the capsule for the first time on Ocober 2nd 2023" Holy shit this video comes from the future!

@donaldkasper8346

8 ай бұрын

Dammit, aliens are already involved.

@BrianBrazilHarmonica

8 ай бұрын

I caught that too. The time zones in space must be ahead of us by a month.👽👽👽👽👽👽👽

@jonaseggen2230

8 ай бұрын

Good NASA has good medics so no scientists where harmed by their shocking discovery as shock can be fatal.

@BoyzInTheLab

8 ай бұрын

They probably used that Calendar they retrieved while Landing on the Moon.

That's a pretty good trick by NASA to open that time capsule on October 2 2023 because where I live it is still September. I wasn't aware that they had perfected time travel.

@A1FAHx

8 ай бұрын

Actually there is time dilation in a trip of this length.

@jeffwithmaintenance6229

8 ай бұрын

LOL@@A1FAHx

@AZA6819

8 ай бұрын

That's because you live in a simulation and it's a couple days behind! Sorry to have to break it to you like this. Happy birthday!

@SindhiScienceChannel

8 ай бұрын

It's a 'time capsule' bro ... 😉

@B2BFree

8 ай бұрын

😂

Astonishing achievement NASA! It's amazing what we can do when we work together for a common goal. Can't wait to see the results of the sample studies. I love how the space craft is moving on to achieve a secondary mission. There are now so many missions in space that I can't keep up with them all. Quite a positive change from earlier years.

Glory to all scientists and engineers who made it happen. Just amazing.

I enjoyed the commentary, will be interested in the results of the material studies

It will be extremely interesting to learn of the results of studying this material from asteroid, Bennu. Well done, NASA, this is an outstandingly successful mission, way to go, literally!

Congratulations NASA team for another brilliant success ! Your quest for knowledge that benefits mankind has been a fascinating journey since your formation in 1958. Your achievements are spectacular and awesome. We wish you success in all your endeavors....

This was a fascinating and informative video. It is so wonderful that technlogy can send a tiny spacecraft on such a long duration and distant journey, perform tasks and then return a result to Earth. This is real science of the highest quality.

Its just like "The Andromeda Strain".

@chickenpopper

8 ай бұрын

I'd put that in my pipe, for sure

Definitely beneficial to gain more knowledge about what's happening around the earth and beyond.

Great video But … “… sample was opened oktober 2nd…” ???? That is next monday. 😅

@roelandriemens

8 ай бұрын

Well, it's a time capsule. Traveled through a wormhole?

@charjl96

8 ай бұрын

I'm wondering about that too

@2019RS3

8 ай бұрын

Yea and now everything past 3:53 is assumption and an indication I can’t trust the credibility of this channel anymore.

A truly magnificent achievement. Congratulations.

@adamhuffman3354

8 ай бұрын

I agree. Monumental! And so exciting!

Whew! For a second there I thought I was in some sort of time dilation or quantum ripple in the universe trying to figure out how you are reporting on events that happened in the future!

Glad you cleared that up about the date it was opened!

How did they open it when the date of this video is 09/29/23 and 10/3/23 is 4 days away still?

@cgrovespsyd

8 ай бұрын

Noticed that myself.

@executivesteps

8 ай бұрын

Stupid error.

@wesley5k

8 ай бұрын

Replayed that part several times while checking my calendar. Better to make mistakes on the video than on the mission but still looked bad. Rest of video was very good.

@JenniferA886

8 ай бұрын

Exactly… the remaining video was all ok 👍👍👍

@ericmager5975

8 ай бұрын

@@wesley5k Agree but think the alien spores got them and are now probably illegal alien's

Thanks!!!!

Amazing stuff . That asteroid ' Bennu ' has been ' hot rodding ' around out there for 4.5 billion years . Well , at least the rocks and the dust that Bennu has been accreting until it became the asteroid known as Bennu . I can't wait until they start examining the treasure collected from that asteroid . We'll see what stories that material has to tell - what secrets .

Quite an achievement...incredible precision

I must say, above almost all achievements by humans or nasa in this case, osiris rex has to be 1 of the most important achievements ever to have happened. Along with the Mars rovers, helicopter on mars. 4k pics of Pluto and especially the Jwt. What a time to be alive.

@fanatamon

8 ай бұрын

Not if your a Karen or a Darren.

😲 I thought I missed an appointment after I heard it was October already! Thanks for the scare lol. Still, I've been wondering about this NASA mission since it landed and this was the first video I came across. Awesome 👍👍

This is September 29th 2023 how did the open it in Oct 2 2023?

Way cool!!

Thanks and greetings from Colombia.

❤ truly amazing

Thank You!

The best channel to know our Universe

Incredible job

You guys are #1 no one can top NASA I wish I had another life so to participate

Knowing the compositions of an Asteriod is very important, such as its magnetic attributes and its core chemical ingredients and its timeline to be able to formulate some actionable strategies such as Asteriod minning

@battles146

8 ай бұрын

as we've pretty well depleted our sources on earth, the ability to discover asteroids that contain what we need for survival is compelling -

Stowaways on Osiris-Rex. Who woulda thunk. 🤔😇 Awesome work NASA.

"Shocking Surprise"? Pretty sure it was exactly what they were expecting.

at 3:28 "NASA scientists opened the capsule for the first time on Oct 2 2023. This was posted on Sept 29 2023. Doing a little time travel, are we?

@tanyakimber264

8 ай бұрын

Tripped up on their own lies

I'm reminded that Michael Crichton's novel "The Andromeda Strain" began just as this story.

Congratulations Looking forward to your final material test results

@tanyakimber264

8 ай бұрын

I don’t think we want to know the answer to this. Where do you think the next v***s is coming from???

@Amradar123

8 ай бұрын

​​@@tanyakimber264China 😅

Good video

Seriously thought this was going to be More click bait garbage. But I was surprised to find actual good information that i hadn't heard a million times before. Thanks!!!🎉

Excellent as always

I want to learn more thanks

Dust got all over. Hey, more sample material.

Cheers, that was awesome !!!!!!!

I have some concern with the eyes open to the atmosphere when the capture particles are about on an open containment device. Should be goggles to protect them and the samples from them. Glad to see the containment plexi used. Maybe just press shows shots.

@marcusaurelius2770

8 ай бұрын

I'm not a scientist or researcher by any definition, but I wondered about that too.

Which countries are getting samples?

Enjoyed the video, thanks… you might want to check the date you indicated the canister was opened… 2 Oct 2023….as it is only 30 Sept 2023 now…. K

So time travel is real!

Wow they have already opened the time capsule tomorrow.....HG Wells will be pleased.

@billyryalls7851

8 ай бұрын

Did you notice the above correction?... "The correct date for NASA opening the OSIRIS-REx capsule is September 26, not October 2. We apologize for the confusion."

It will be very interesting to find out what percentage of the sample is carbon and what is the carbon dating of the sample.

thank you. i was wondering what had happened with the parcel of asteroid dust. i look forward to more videos and i hope there won't be a project to return the dust like what is being said about the martian rocks! 😎🇺🇸

Let's all hope it doesn't end up being like the movie the Andromeda strain 😮

How do they determine which pole is north and which is south on asteroids?

@richardmercer2337

8 ай бұрын

Just a guess, but if the asteroid is rotating (as it kind of has to be), that could determine north and south poles using the same convention as for Earth.

@MERLE1593

8 ай бұрын

The convention is called the "right-hand rule." Point your fingers in the direction of the rotation, make a fist with your thumb pointing out. The thumb is the north pole.

@mihaimih4669

8 ай бұрын

@MERLE1593 lol what if asteroid has the iregular shape or cigar shape? North pole is in the belly? Stop spreading nonsense

@Amradar123

8 ай бұрын

​​​​​@@mihaimih4669It is not the shape of the object but the direction of its rotation that is key. So even a flat, cubic, hexagonal etc earth would have a north and south pole. So in case the earth would be flat it would indeed be in the belly 😊 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-hand_rule

@DuckdaringZ

8 ай бұрын

@@MERLE1593 would that not only work if the axis was at a similar position to earth's?

So what type of meteorite/asteroid is it ? I'm sure they found out in minutes or hours after opening the lid. CV, CI, CO, CM, CK, CR, CB,CH or ungrouped ? Quite interesting aspect of the mission to get to know this.

Was the reentry visible? We all watched for it from the BALLS Tripoli rocket launch event in the Black Rock Desert, but saw nothing.

I remember orange dust now it's black dust interesting

I wish I worked at NASA!

Well done NASA

This is a real-life "Andromeda Strain" situation here. The capsule even looks similar.

NASA is Awesome! Way to go Scientists! You all are the future and I’m so thankful for your wonderful brains and forget models, scientists and their brains are the sexiest part of society!

@BrianBrazilHarmonica

8 ай бұрын

Is that why they can't judge time accurately? It's only September 29, 2023 and they said the space craft returned October 22, 2023.

@stitchingsteve

8 ай бұрын

Opening the capsule on October 2nd 2023. Either none of this is factual or we've just witnessed time travel@@BrianBrazilHarmonica

If it's mapped is there a file to make a 3D print at home?

@Amradar123

8 ай бұрын

There is 😊 Search for "3d print bennu"

Got a feeling about apophis I’ll come back to this in 2029 hope I’m wrong

@Pbav8tor

8 ай бұрын

Apophis has given me the jitters for awhile.

So now we will know how asteroids were made.

@Amradar123

8 ай бұрын

That indeed and we will learn more about the formation and history of our solar system

Hmm.. Time travel eh... i knew it!!

This guy's living 3 days in the future...

Neat a handfull of far far away

so they got just slightly under a pound of material to study. super. 🎉

Is these astoroids contains Helium 3?

the day will come..........when I pee my name onto bennus' surface!

*_”Amazed…”_* _Really?_ I’d be willing to bet that, even if it was accompanied by _amazement._ That wasn’t the first emotion they experienced on seeing all of that black dust, lol. A little scrotal contraction too I shouldn’t wonder. 😂

Time travel!!!!

how was this video posted 8 days ago but he said they opened it 6 days ago ?

Any chance that dust and debris on the avionics deck came from the desert when it landed?

@Myndale

8 ай бұрын

I'm no specialist or anything, but I think a bit of common sense rules this out. The outline you see on the avionics deck isn't a physical feature of the metal surface itself. That surface is actually flat, so what you're seeing is an outline formed by the distribution of the black material. If contamination had occurred after landing then you would expect to see more on the outside and less on the inside, but the photo shows the complete opposite. You would also expect to see specific areas where contamination seeped in, as opposed to a smooth, continous delineating boundry around the entire perimeter of the seal line. Finally, both the dust and grains show uniform distribution under the area of the actual seal line itself, which you absolutely would not expect to see if it was the result of movement of material in any direction after the seal had formed. Put simply, the image NASA posted is consistant with material being evenly distributed across the surface of the avionics deck at the moment the seal was formed. And since we know the capsuled was sealed at Bennu several hours after the capture of the main sample, it pretty-much narrows down exactly what that material must be.

If small fragments got into the sample from the asteroid would contamination continue once it landed on earth from O2, N2, CO2 and organic matter?

Why is nobody talking about the fact Nasa most likely deviated Benu's course with the impact(much harder then expected)of the sample collection. I mean I'm no scientist, but if they hit this asteroid hard enough to cause a shockwave then they most definitely altered its orbit.

So OSIRIS-REx's next mission is tugging on Apophis and luring it into the keyhole

What if there was no beginning of rocks and stuff, maybe there is a cycle that never ends of stars, explosions and repeat.

If capsules were successful, then cryotechnology will be possible as well.

Who’s going to win the race to publish the first scientific paper?

It was Reavers..

As long as no Andromeda strains find their way via... It's all good...😉

This is not the frist sample this is the SECOND SAMPLES from a Astor

@robadams1645

8 ай бұрын

First NASA sample. They acknowledged Hyabusa in the video.

Spoiler alert!! It's about to get real on Monday!! 😮

@Hospi8457

8 ай бұрын

😂

I heard they are not lookin inside it until next month. Around the 16th.

@plark7323

8 ай бұрын

They opened it, then transfered to texas.

seeing how loosely bound the rocks are on these bodies... any threat they may pose to earth would be mitigated with a a high explosive...

Don't let the cleaning lady into the laboratory, one swish of her feather duster...

"... and returned it to an absolutely filthy room at the Johnson Space Center...." as the "clean room" was being used for a birthday party,

Oh come on! They have had a whole week to tell us something!😉

So they're gonna ram it into Apophis?

So I am watching this on Saturday September 30th at 8:09 p.m. central time but at 3min 30 seconds it says that on October 2 2023 nasal opened the capsule in the past tense

@joegarcia3214

8 ай бұрын

And then I read the correction

What? No metric time? How can you tell when what happened?

@Amradar123

8 ай бұрын

"Metric" time? A day is a day, a minute a minute and a second a second 😊 There is no imperial time.

3:15 The Osiris-Rex capsule didn't land at 10:10 *PM* . It landed in *AM* , in the morning of the Utah desert.

NASA certainly has brainstormed and overreached on what collecting the sample and its analysis will do. It seems knowing trajectory and not sampling will show if earth impact is a concern. How could they miss the fact that dust would come up and stick? Recasting this failure as “bonus material” is rich and shows the PR folks are driving. Why does the returned electronics have to be preserved?

One of these massive asteroid will become earth’s new moon

Dropped autonomously from orbit, with out course correcting thrusters, lands perfectly in a Arizona testing facility . Wow . This is as they say , Unbelievable .

@JKa244

8 ай бұрын

It landed in the middle of nowhere, on a test range. Where did you hear it landed in a building lol

@GntlTch

8 ай бұрын

Yes, It was truly mind boggling amazing. It not only required pin-point accuracy to land within a ~10x20km target area but also pin-point timing as the Earth's surface is rotating at ~1500km/h (~900 mph) at Utah. This, after a seven year mission covering millions of kms to the asteroid belt and back. To me this is more amazing than the sample pick up itself.

@robadams1645

8 ай бұрын

What makes you think there were no course corrections? Space agencies have been returning capsules of all kinds from space for decades. They are very good at it.

@cm9748

8 ай бұрын

@@robadams1645 Like , are you adding some info or insight or something ? because they said so and have said so before really isn't an argument. They can't Track massive " Spy satellites" can't find a crashed F-35 fighter jet but can time their flight from a moving object onto another moving and spinning object to land perfectly on a test sight ?! You people are cute, you'll believe anything. The earth isn't flat BTW

It’s not October 2nd 2023 😂

Oct. 2nd????

You think someone there can hurry them up? I hope they have a boss like every normal person has. Someone that constantly demands for them to hurry hurry hurry.

I sure hope there weren’t any carbon based space viruses on that asteroid.

@Amradar123

8 ай бұрын

What would their hosts be on the asteroid?

Click bait. That's by no means a "Time Capsule". Just sane... Saint

so any alien microbes that would have been stored away are now free in our atmosphere somewhere

@billyryalls7851

8 ай бұрын

Nope. Try reading about this and learning something, for a change.

On oct 2nd 2023 the capsule is opened but today is 30/09/2023 kindly correct it @ video time line 3 min 28 sec

What OSIRIS-REx is doing now?

@Amradar123

8 ай бұрын

It is now heading to asteroid Apophis.