0:00 - 0:10 best acting EU hollywood plz hire m80s

@Hilmemes669

9 жыл бұрын

yeah m8, wud r8 8/8, gr8

@fudwgemar

9 жыл бұрын

XD

@larkunc

9 жыл бұрын

Erik Beyer Paulsen i lol'd

@TraceDominguez

9 жыл бұрын

I'll just leave this here... Erik Beyer Paulsen kzread.info/dash/bejne/fWuEqdt8ftOZorg.html

@fudwgemar

9 жыл бұрын

Trace Dominguez WTF XD hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Wait, more research isn't needed?! What witchcraft is this?!

@TowMater603

9 жыл бұрын

Terry Sisler lol You win todays internet

@Seeker

9 жыл бұрын

Terry Sisler www.forhumanpeoples.com/collections/d-news/products/more-research ;)

@zeroterry000

9 жыл бұрын

I love you DNews

@Seeker

9 жыл бұрын

Terry Sisler We love you Terry.

@TowMater603

9 жыл бұрын

DNews is the best .

DARK MATTER AND DARK ENERY PLZ!

@berkancelebi3559

9 жыл бұрын

or antimatter

@JustPoaj

9 жыл бұрын

Chris Molina enery xD

@ZapRedfield

9 жыл бұрын

Thats racist

@rebekka4636

9 жыл бұрын

^^ how is that racist, saying the word "black" isn't racist, however making fun of, being disrespectful etc. To black people is racist

@Farfetchd.

9 жыл бұрын

Rebekka S. I think he was making one of them 'jokes' I been hearin so much about.

The Tunguska event never reached the ground, it was an air burst :)

Lol "aaaah the atmosphere ahhh!" I loved that commercial when I was a kid!

That crater picture you showed was of a different crater, and I don't think the Tunguska event left a crater since it was an airbrush

simple answer, meteors don't do anything because they don't hit the earth, meteorites are the ones that hit

@pandasloves1541

4 жыл бұрын

Huh?

@DamienJohnstonAUS

4 жыл бұрын

@@pandasloves1541 meteors burn up in the atmosphere and can't hit the earth, meteorites are the ones that hit the earth, typo in the title of the video

@pandasloves1541

4 жыл бұрын

@@DamienJohnstonAUS can they be big or small or what ever size?

@DamienJohnstonAUS

4 жыл бұрын

@@pandasloves1541 doesn't matter about the size, it's just a matter of if it hits earth or not

@pandasloves1541

4 жыл бұрын

@@DamienJohnstonAUS oh ok! Thank you!

would it be possible for the planet to crack roughly in half and have the two halves continue orbiting eachother with a little gap in between?

@michaelpesavento8268

9 жыл бұрын

BMWFilmz Hi, interesting question. I don't think so. I would assume that the gravitational forces would force the two haves to collide and reform into a roughly cohesive planetary structure. Thanks.

@FierceMotorworks

9 жыл бұрын

I know gravity would still be there, what I was thinking of was the separation between the halves would be less than 1 mile, maybe people would build bridges between the halves, the atmosphere would still be present and in the gap... but gravity might close the gap, true

@gregistopal

9 жыл бұрын

I think if it split the core would destabilize and well BOOM

@hellcat1988

9 жыл бұрын

BMWFilmz First, the earth couldn't be split in half like you suggest. The crust can be damaged and separated, but the liquid mantle wouldn't divide cleanly as you're assuming. I'm not sure about the core, but I doubt that it would divide cleanly enough to be considered split in half given it's probably density and makeup. If somehow the earth was split in half, gravity would pull it back together. No question. Even if it didn't, the liquid mantle would flow into the separation, cool into rock, then eventually be compressed as the earth rotates and attempts to return to it's round shape. Gravity doesn't like planets as large as earth to be more oval. The only reason that the earth isn't a perfect sphere is due to the centripetal force caused by the rotation of the planet stretching the equator out. Of course all that is assuming that the force that caused the earth to fracture didn't cause the two halves to be forced apart with enough velocity that they were forced into different orbital trajectories. In any event, any impact or force large enough to bisect a planet would kill virtually all life on earth (maybe tardigrades would somehow survive) so we wouldn't be able to build bridges between the two halves.

@Urb4n0Ninj4

9 жыл бұрын

gregistopal the core isn't a bomb that if "destabilized" would go "boom"If you split the planet in half, Michael is right, it would eventually end up re colliding, and forming one mass again. Now if something large enough glanced off the planet, as opposed to hitting dead on, we could end up with a second satellite (which is how the moon is thought to have formed), but the tidal forces of the moon would likely destabilize that orbit.

I watch news everyday, or I at least try to get caught up when I miss a few, so I hope it's not to late for suggestions. I remember seeing a video about if ghost were real around Halloween one time, but more specifically, What is consciousness? Can it be quantified and could we have a soul? Also always love the space stuff. I can't wait for more new horizons stuff and anything on the search for life. Maybe you could do a video about the search for a theory of everything. Oh, one more thing, a dear friend of mine was diagnosed with a something called aplastic anemia. I know you did a video on tumors recently and that was helpful. Thank you. That's why I didn't ask this first but would it be too soon to do a video about her condition specifically?

Can you guys do a video on the void that is said to be the largest object ever discovered? I've been hearing a lot about it lately

Had to pause the video so I could pay attention after that intro xD

Sure was an obscure Discovery.com joke there.

@Seeker

9 жыл бұрын

Mark Russell We're wondering how many people are going to get it?

@user-db7tp1hr3f

9 жыл бұрын

Mark Russell i get it!

@lazyperfectionist1

8 жыл бұрын

+DNews I got it! ;)

It's somewhat disturbing that we didn't know about the meteor that hit Russia a few years ago. Nobody saw that coming? But, even more disturbing would be to know precisely when a where a killer asteroid was going to hit us. I'm talking about a killer asteroid that would be so devastating that it could nearly destroy every living thing on the planet. One of that size certainly destroyed all the dinosaurs. They estimate that asteroid (which hit near the Yucatan Pennisula) was nearly 7 miles in diameter. That means as the asteroid was impacting the Earth (going many times the speed of sound) that the back end of it was at an altitude at which most airliners fly. That's one big rock! It punched a hole into the Earth's core and sent hot magma flying into space that engulfed the entire planet.

@samikemppainen3618

7 жыл бұрын

Good thing there is B612 Foundation and few others. Totally would support their effort if my bank account would be deep enough. Makes sleeping trough nights bit easier to know those taken seriously. Hope there will be soon proper plan to counter them too.

I love you guys because you convert to Km/h for me :)

@kevampatel5405

8 жыл бұрын

lmao me too

@mickmickymick6927

8 жыл бұрын

They should really stop using the outdated measurements.

is the thing where when you see lightning then count how many seconds until theres thunder is how many miles the storm is away true?

@bobbyharper8710

9 жыл бұрын

tacoburger5 No. Each second times 1100 feet divided by 5,280 feet = miles away..

@samverebes4564

9 жыл бұрын

Sound travels at 330 m/s in air

@thetruesoml2118

9 жыл бұрын

tacoburger5 There's a scalar to it. Usually, divide the number of seconds by 5 to get miles. At least, that's what they taught me in my meteorology class.

@tacoburger5

9 жыл бұрын

Interesting.. thanks!

@michalpieter3926

9 жыл бұрын

tacoburger5 It's close to three seconds of delay for every kilometer of distance.

I love how they always say all of their measurements in imperial and then show the metric in the subtitles

I got a question. Whenever i close my eyes (especially when going to bed) i always see thousands of white dots...what is that???

I witnessed a metorite coming in just last night here in Alberta, Canada at about five fifteen in the evening. I thought it was closer than it was because just seconds after I saw the burst of flame I could smell the burn. Is that possible, even though it was miles away from where I was? Just curious.

About something to do a video about: I like to hear some more about epigenetics and its connection with regular evolution, but I also want to know more about the earth's most abundant material, which is bridgmanite.

Okay! Question: What happens if you break the sound barrier under water? Will it boil? Vaporize? Explode?? And since sound travels faster through water, would it also require more speed to break the sound barrier?

how thick is a CMOS sensor and how thing it can get?

is there some way to slow down ageign?

God damn you, I had forgotten about that commercial.

Hi DNews, I wish to know about the Higg Boson how it relate to matter's mass. Hope this could appear on DNews. Thanks :)

what is the science behind packed snow melting slower. In the spring you always see some piles of snow left and they are usually where there was a large pile of packed snow.

One thing i like to know is Why is it easier to drag something the push? I'm thinking of like a wheelbarrow over a bump. You have the same weight but the energy use to the get it over is smaller (or fill like it) when you drag it over the bump instead of pushing. I don't get way this work this way?

Loved the intro! Thanks for the laugh. :-)

there is supposedly a new planet in the goldielocks zone that is 0.88 on the earlike index, we were to have discovered it in january of this year. can you guys please talk more about it or wether its even real. i super love the space stuff

@Pav94an

9 жыл бұрын

petra Ark Same i find it so interesting.

@petraark7305

9 жыл бұрын

If u nt already, you should watch the one about if there could be another universe. It pretty cool too. Im doing a paper in college about why we should fun space colonization.

@Pav94an

9 жыл бұрын

petra Ark O wow what are you studying tha sounds cool. Yeah I should be revising, i'm studying pharmacy and have an exam in 3 weeks but watching DNews or Good Mythical morning instead

@petraark7305

9 жыл бұрын

Dude me too I love gmm also! Im actually going to school for qccounting lol but lucked out and got a comp class so I can research this stuff with the school resources. Its just something on the side.

@Pav94an

9 жыл бұрын

petra Ark Wow thats really dedicated I would be too lazy to that lol

Can u please make a video on - the possibility of any other life form n the universe or on the evolution of human beings!

Guys, This.....This......This was the best intro to one of their video's ever...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Endless dots.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................tension building.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................I was going to say more, but then I just replayed the intro instead.

I appreciate how educational d news is!!!! exciting!!

You should talk about things to do with space a lot more :)

best intro ever.

so what are lymph nodes and why do they need to be removed if swollen

Do we have defense protocols and resources in case of massive meteor tries to destroy the world

Which has faster internet connection, wireless devices (i.e. tablets) or wired devices (i.e. desktops) and what happens if you plug-in/unplug these devices?... :)

I was wondering something about that too, the earths rotation I mean. We're taking tons of material from sometimes very far away and concentrating it in cities. We're on a spinning ball, wouldn't redistribution of weight mid spin cause problems?

@uteriel282

8 жыл бұрын

+Thomas Palagyi the earth is to massive. even if we wanted to we wouldnt be able to alter the earths rotation or the orbit around the sun at all. if you wanted to cause a change you would need an objekt at least half the mass of the moon.

@thomaspalagyi7241

8 жыл бұрын

+Uteriel there are some pretty big cities out there though and they don't seem to stop growing. Add together the weight of the human inhabitants, the vehicles, the weight of concrete and steel for the structures... I don't know. it just seems like something to be concerned about in the future

@Emberthel

8 жыл бұрын

+Thomas Palagyi I really wouldn't worry about city's changing anything about the earths rotation. It would take a truly massive amount of well, mass to do anything like Uteriel said.

@thomaspalagyi7241

8 жыл бұрын

+Emberthel ok ok fair enough. I do have a tendency to over think things so maybe it's nothing to be concerned about

what physical attributes could a methane based life form take on? (ie:complex life on titan, etc.) how about life based on other types of element medium?

how do different durgs efect ur perseption

Talk about the size of stars, how animals and humans are the same, the most scary things in the universe, all that good stuff (:

Science Question: When something goes really fast time slows down for it, but speed is relative. So how does the universe pick which clock to speed up and slow down? Meaning if i go super fast on a long trip away from earth and come back how do i know that world traveled and i stayed put and my clock went faster than the earth's clock.

Trace just won the best DNews intro performance

what is a particle accelerator

cloning what it is and if it's possible. I don't know if you already talked about it at least I hope you would consider it.

I would love news on the newly powered LHC and the experiments happening there...

Please talk about vitamins. all different types and what they do, how we get them.

Explain something about the dutch mars one journey

Trace makes my day every day. Ahhhhhh...

Can you perhaps make a video about new antibiotics? Seeming it's sorta becoming an issue

Wow the opening SFX was the best opening ever.

Can we produce transmittable power with electrodynamic tethers(EDT's)?

I would love to see some videos on quantum mechanics :D

How about something from Ceres and its mysterious bright spots?

What is a wormhole and how does it work??

Exoplanets! Do some more videos about exoplanets! (Gemini Planet Imager survey, OGLE discovering exoplanets via gravitational lensing etc. etc.)

D-news, when you talk about physic and space can you also use m/s to measure velocity cus' when you say 25,000 km/h it's can no longer be comprehended by human but if you say 7 km/s it's much better.

Just a question, (btw its probably already asked) How powerful is the internet? Like sites like 4chan, google, youtube, fb, and many other websites for many different things

Q: is fire present in the aftermath of a meteorite striking the earth? The movies say yes but I heard somewhere it was more likely that there would be little to no fire, and due to being in the cold dark vacuum of space for hundreds to thousands of years, it’s actually more likely to be cold. Please confirm, thanks!

what would happen if a meteor hit the north pole? whould this increase or decrease the the melthing of ice caps? also would the results change from a rock to a ice meteor???

Is warp drive really possible?

what are black holes? I've always wondered...

Best intro ever

Update us with cern. Update on curiosity rover. Space x failed landing?

If light is essentially mass less is it possible to create a beam of light heavy enough to move move an object

Hey you guys at dnews You guys should talk about time travel and time machines also quantum physics stuff and all that good scientific that should be the next video

Can anyone refer me to a video of the impact of a meteor. I'd really like to see the moment of impact.

ANSWER THIS PLEASE. WHY DO SUBBASS FREQUENCIES TRAVEL BETTER THROUGH MATERIAL THAN HIGHER SOUND FREQUENCIES? AND WHAT MAKES THE SUBBASS TRAVEL BETTER THAN HIGHER FREQUENCIES??

Pluto. Give us more~

Make a video about what hyper giant stars are

I saw a fireball once while at the beach.. it had a sound it was weird. It was a couple years ago. I assume it just hit the atmosphere and ‘skipped’ it was cool I assume it was pretty small too lol, but I’d never seen anything like it, it was so cool

i kinda wana know what e=mc2 is really baddly wouldint it be carbon compressed under mass ?....

How do scientists find the layers of a moon or planet?

Lol that thumbnail tho.

what is time?

were orbiting that fast huh? it feels a lot like were a stationary object not rotating. I would get motion sickness spinning in a circle that fast...

What's the deal with sensory processing disorder?

Awesome!!

so the earth's soil is kinda like non newtonian fluid? with the fact that they solidify more with more force pressing on it

Hey ! What abbout a NervGear Console?

How did people programmed the first ever program? When there is no compiler

@geniusmp2001

9 жыл бұрын

Oh Yicong Early software was just written directly in assembly language. Early compilers weren't popular, because although they saved the developer time, the code they produced didn't perform as well as hand-assembled code. Also, they take up memory, which early computers didn't have much of. The first compiler was written by Grace Hopper, in 1952, for the A-0 System language. She coined the term, in fact.

Awesome shirt. Does it come in straight man size?

I find trees to be some of the most amazing things on the planet and most people don't know a single thing about them. Can you do a some of these shows on them? When I tell people what trees are actually made of, they either don't believe me or are completely blown away and walk away with a completely new view of the global impact of carbon in our atmosphere.

Hey dnews, could you make a video about Bose Einstein's Condensate?

I don't really know if this is a question you're looking for but; Many people have told me that going to college for an Astronomy degree is useless... They say that no one employs them anymore... Is this true?

You should talk about digestion! About which kinds of food don't agree with each other. PLZ:))

I have a question that is totally unrelated, its been bugging me for a while now. So every cell in our body has its own function right? And every Human is born with cancer cell. So, what is cancer cells' function or use in our body?

Do a video about andromeda

what about LHC?(next topic)

How the atmosphere keeps in all the air?

cosmic dust adds to the earth....total mass or does it burn up in the atmosphere.....you seem to say both...that seems to be conflicting.

@TheRoidemortetfleur

7 жыл бұрын

Also NASA has the earth growing at 200,000 nm not 0.02 nm.

Ok Question, why does is the western side of Australia drier than the eastern side even on the same latitude. I think this could also apply to other continents in the world. I am curious. Cheers DNews

Trace is awesome!!! I am your No. 1 fan.

Which exoplanets has most suitable for future colonization???

"Show me the moneeeeeeey" ... haha. Yall'll get it.

You will win an oscar for that intro

@Dylangordon2012

9 жыл бұрын

Still more than Leonardo DiCaprio.

Talk about the science of dank memes.

I want to know why my self and other lucky individuals never have headaches. what research is there into people who don't get them and how can it be used to help the majority of the population?

I think that when earth was getting put together, it formed in a cold place in space and a meteor hit it and slowly began to go where we are now and the ice on the planet melted and became water.

Will snow melt faster if it is raining?

Curious if this episode was made in light of the supposed asteroid strike coming in September of this year...hmmm..