Hi all. Really struggling during lockdown with depression. Really lifts my spirits to know other are watching the same program as I am on KZread. Hope you all enjoy it

@deannadino

3 жыл бұрын

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@robertcruz6974

3 жыл бұрын

@@deannadino hi just drinking bud lite, rather watch this than the news.

@darger3

3 жыл бұрын

👊🏼

@misterdisguised4589

3 жыл бұрын

@@robertcruz6974 Same the dang news stresses me out.

@saulsavelis575

3 жыл бұрын

u have to eat a lot of honey, not watch tv

Asteroids do not concern me Admiral. I want that ship, not excuses.

Awesome.❤❤❤❤❤❤.

Outstanding. Thank you.

❤️ great work appreciate it N thank you for this video 🖤

Great👍👏 informing video🎥

thanks

Thanks a million! I loved it, learned a lot and just subscribed. 🪐

@genehunsinger3981

Жыл бұрын

are you still subed do you G/A/S/

Kool

What a great content 👍 The title its must be The Mysteries of Out Solar System Asteroid Belt & Neighbor Star

Great

Wow Beautiful

If you've never heard of asteroids before this is a good video

Great narrator.

Me and my planets love watching this video Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus and me Neptune even rang Ceres Pluto haumea makemake eries over and ceres brought vesta

ceres isn't and asteroid anymore, its a dwarf planet.

Cool

That asteroid is it named wormwood is it nickname wormwood

we should direct the to mars.

Damned sound effects! They interfer with the speaker's voice!

@ToXiCxMadness2

3 жыл бұрын

What do you mean th(whooooosh) with the (booooom) speaker voi(skyaaaaaaiiiiieeeeeaaaoooooooaaaaeeeerrrrkkkkk)?

What are organic compounds? Do they have bacteria in them? Where would the bacteria come from? Earth, or some other place? How simular would this bacteria be to bacteria on Earth?

@Hugin-N-Munin

3 жыл бұрын

Organic compounds = organic chemistry = molecules based on carbon. The term 'organic compounds' is an umbrella term that could mean anything specifically, but generally means 'carbon-based molecules'. Methane is an organic compound, so is ethanol, so are amino acids, etc

I find it very odd that we can see so much yet we can’t tot this day see the things we left on the moon

@MJ-ii6yl

3 жыл бұрын

Also why don't they send people back to the moon again if it's been done once before?

@kiros13

3 жыл бұрын

Jugganuat: Mostly because of its size and speed at which it was traveling. Because the flag is in a fixed position that we have traveled to on the moon we know it’s exact coordinates and that’s why we can locate it from here on earth. Also if you were to google these photos of the flag as observed from earth you will see that it basically looks like a blurry tiny little dot. It is far from recognizable as the flag that it is. There’s a bit more to your question that I am unable to articulate as I am no expert on astronomy and this is just a simple explanation. Hope this helps.

@hiddendragon415

3 жыл бұрын

@@MJ-ii6yl There is no current desire or need to go back to the moon. It's hugely expensive and the hardware like the Saturn 5 rockets would have to be re developed.

Why was there impacts on Jupiter? Isn't it mostly gases?

@OnYourSquare

3 жыл бұрын

1.) Bopp's largest fragment was 18 miles wide. 2.) Yes, Jupiter is gaseous. But about 2000 miles in, the pressure is so high, the gaseous hydrogen/helium molecules are compacted to the point it becomes a liquid. 3.) About 13,000 miles further down , the liquid hydrogen/helium is under such pressure, that atoms are compressed together. To the point they begin to share electrons. Creating a strange, tortured, liqud-metallic hydrogen/helium mix. So, a comet the size of Manhattan, going 100,000 mph into a gas/fluid, creates a hell of an impact.

@mstrx7700

3 жыл бұрын

@@OnYourSquare Thank you👍. I understand now☺️

@robbierude9833

3 жыл бұрын

*2021 Earth:* Hold my beer Jupiter.

I'm curious to know how many other solor systems do we know of that an asteroid belt. Cuz I don't hear of any others ones. Which makes me think our asteroid belt derived from a smash planet

Careful at 3:25. Comets are not "like guided missiles with trailing brilliant tails of dust and gas behind them". That's not how comets work. Those tails are always directed opposite to the sun, no matter the direction of the comet, and are almost never "behind" the comet.

@dark12ain

Жыл бұрын

I've never heard that about comets will be looking this up. Interesting though

No one has any idea what an asteroid is composed of only basic ideas, here's one LIFE is in an asteroid rubies emeralds diamonds gold silver and precious stones and minerals undiscovered , you know I'm right so get after it and stop dragging your feet.

Why you got that telescope out there at the moment you see if we can see the flag on the moon and the stuff they left their I want to see if they was really there

@mariotedde3446

Жыл бұрын

You obviously know nothing!! A flag or lunar module would be far too small to see with even the largest telescope, read the facts about moon landings and not listen to idiot conspiracy theorists

6 minutes ago :)

I guess the video was OK, a little basic to be fair, but entertaining enough. The only complaint I have is towards the title, I was expecting mysteries of the asteroid belt, but we got none.

I was thinking what natural space objects would allow u to see the effects of curved space time...

Since the debris is »confined« to the region between Mars and Jupiter, it’s not a generic »remnant of the birth of our solar system« but debris after a planetary collision.

Hypothetically, If an asteroid of immense, even planetary proportions moving at immense speed on an intersect orbit of 9 years were covered in a non reflective black soot that in no ways reflected sunlight would you be able to detect it before it was upon us? if you cannot see it you can hardly detect it, at what point could we detect such an object and how?

@nicksothep8472

3 жыл бұрын

I'm guessing you just recently watched season 5 of The Expanse?

@mickhealy572

3 жыл бұрын

@@nicksothep8472 No, why is that? what is that? asteroid flick?

@mickhealy572

3 жыл бұрын

@@nicksothep8472 Truth is three of us saw what I described ghost the sky in broad daylight for ten seconds in feb 2008 from Australia close enough to make out surface details, no one was told or made aware of it, a russian astronomer claimed the same in feb 2017 nine years to the month later, said we were all being deceived to its existence, that much I can confirm true, he was trashed as well, I am expecting it back in feb 2026, just wondering if there are other ways to spot them besides optically, not that it will do any good. mars bases by 25 are no coincidence..

@nicksothep8472

3 жыл бұрын

@@mickhealy572 Wow, now that is something that truly sparks my curiosity, and gotta say that I can't disagree with the Russian astronomer, it would be really strange if nasa and other "high end" space agencies didn't detect something so big and so close to us, which leads to the obvious question: why keep something like this hidden from the public? What an amazing story, can't imagine how frustrating it must be having to wait 9 years for confirmation but yet no real answer. Is there a way to record the object in '26 (of course if it happens to really be on a 9 years orbit) so that it can be studied?

@nicksothep8472

3 жыл бұрын

@@mickhealy572 The Expanse is what has been described as the best sci-fi show of the new millenia, and possibly of the old one too. As it happens, in the last season (spoiler alert!!!) "stealth" asteroids are used as weapons against earth, which is why I thought your question was inspired by it. If you like sci-fi, but even if you don't, I strongly recommend it, it really is the perfect show, it's incredibly well written, it's scientifically accurate and set in a future that is in many ways probable. It's on Prime, and really I can't recommend it enough.

developing story to safely landing astroids/comets to earth.

Why is there a rover driving around on Mars sending back images clear as day but we don’t do the same on the moon 🤔

@SovietMOB

2 жыл бұрын

We already have and it is obvious no life was ever on the moon, but Mars could have been like earth at one time.

To me the asteroid belts in between Mars and Jupiter are not the debris left overs from our solar system, but are asteroids that did not make it through to the sun and they stood in the turbulance that is found in oroud in between Mars and Jupiter caused by the union of in coming cold light that is the result of light defracted by the second asteroid beld and the light emmited by the sun, the second asteroid belt is done in the same way and this turbulances keep on after the outer edge of the solar system in halo forms all around our star, same thing hapens to the other stars to the point that the halos over slap with other stars.

There was another planet between Mars and Jupiter called Phaeton as the titius bode law stipulates. It was destroyed in a intergalactic war before our time.

@rickylovesyou

3 жыл бұрын

..ok

You ever find it weird that there's just an entire ring of rocks that could destroy the state your in, but then you shrug it off and go play a game, specifically a sand box game, and it hits you, you realize that's gods personal ammunition stash in case he gets pissed

I have to worry about asteroids? Why? Will my worry change anything? Should I found a movement? We Worry Asteroids Away. Maybe we can change their course through meditation?

lol

(BARRETT BROWN) WE ALL MUST RESIGN OURSELVES TO THE FACTS WE ARE COMING INTO A FAIRERU

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Those asteroids are the parts of earth , taken by solar system force for some reason , i wrote a paper about it

6000 years ago the sumarian clay tablets talked about where the asteroid belt came from but no one wants to take it seriously even though it cant be explained how the tablets knew things we have only just discovered

Why are planets / stars round or near-round? Why not triangular or squarish or some other shape? Why is here an overwhelming bias towards roundness in the visible planets and stars? Design??

@Starwarsawesomeeu

3 жыл бұрын

Because all planets are round because of their orbit around another object as they are curved and rubbed into another objects gravity, that’s how all the planets we know are round

@nicwilson89

3 жыл бұрын

@@Starwarsawesomeeu Actually it's because of gravity

@Starwarsawesomeeu

3 жыл бұрын

@@nicwilson89 that’s what I said

@nicwilson89

3 жыл бұрын

@@Starwarsawesomeeu My bad

@rickylovesyou

3 жыл бұрын

Gravity. Sigh..

Think the belt was created from another planet that somehow blew up or exploded. Ty

We are not from these rocks. Impossible for our species to form from earth. I believe we are from another original universe. Where the door? Beyond the cosmic horizon's, cosmic. So far, that only your spirit can reach it; and beyond. Our species is more powerful than you think. I always wondered why Greeks mapped space with images of creation. Or, were they figuring out which route is home?

We should smash Ceres into Venus to try to make more habitable.

One thing many don't consider is the fact that God created all things and is in control of all things

Please stop hyper jumping

This means our Oceans was brought by Comet

where the surrection of mars is to master a solar system the collection of asteroids before they vanish into the sun is a mission

Prefer the British narrator, but still a classically good Spark vid.

The real reason that the Hubble Telescope was constructed was so that those nerdy scientific types could look through windows on other planets & watch alien girls taking showers.

@SparkDocs

3 жыл бұрын

*Immediately starts researching this theory*

Build a ship and tow several back to be loaded on a shuttle and torn apart in search of the miracles.

A video made for elementary school how boring

@nicksothep8472

3 жыл бұрын

😅

@Marumbon

3 жыл бұрын

You know, you don't have to watch it? You also know, no one cares about your comment? Lastly you're going very bald mate

I dunno about that statement saying that they are left over from the creation of the solar system. I get a strong sense that it’s a destroyed planet... I don’t even know why but hearing that from the guy my mind just instantly said No no no

I was born wayyyy too early

Imagine if we are in a simulation, the devs in the real reality listening to this guy in search for bugs in the program. Imagine if they developed the “Space Program” just to let us debug the system.

Sure we started from a rock......yikes

So....this is about the asteroid belt but you only talked about it for 2 minutes.

The obnoxious join unpredictably claim because quince currently offer after a squalid mini-skirt. ill-informed, tangy acoustic

@blankblank2370

3 жыл бұрын

Wtf?

Yes, an asteroid hit the earth 65 million years ago. The dinosaurs died a violent death not from the asteroid but by other means. On;y I know what really happened to these huge animals.

So someday our sun will go supernova, and maybe eons later a new system will form, and well be next gen organic material.

Total rubbish. Telling nothing new. Just repeated

I like The Electric Universe theory better. Explains observations better.

JESUS , NAME ABOVE ALL NAMES.