Is Earth Surrounded by Dark Objects? with Aster Taylor and Darryl Seligman
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Dark comets may make up to 60% of near-Earth objects and potentially brought water to Earth. A University of Michigan study reveals that these asteroids, mainly found between Jupiter and Mars, could harbor subsurface ice. Join us as we explore these fascinating findings with lead author Aster Taylor and co-author Darryl Seligman.
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Why don't we have extensive coverage of controls and measures. A tiny miscalculation in weight will do the exact same job.
This interview made me realize that for a lot of space nerds, getting an interview with JMG and Event Horizon is essentially the big leagues for this sort of subject.
Some grad student and their professor who have been focusing on some VERY niche idea finally get to talk about it to 10,000s of people. It's not CNN, it's not Neil Degrasse Tyson, but JMG still has 10,000-100,000 people who are going to listen to every episode. Getting on JMG, you're not talking to everyone, but you *are* talking to just about everyone who would be as deeply interested in the subject without being themselves working in the field. 😅
EVERY EPISODE. ✅
Talk begins at 4:00 if you're tired of paying for Premium to hear embedded ads for Ground News.
> paying for Premium
lol
@@RootVegetabIe I would go for Premium Plus if they offered it so I wouldn't have 90 to 120 seconds of ads.
well you are not paying for Event Horizon premium, get over it, you pay to get rid of youtubes ad that usually dont even help the creator anyway, I dont even like this dude but I try to make sure to watch his stupid little ads for thats how he makes a living
You're a hero! But we don't talk about this shhhhhh. John and his crew need to make a living, too!
@Jueyes-vg2gb that's the rudest valid point I've seen in a while, carry on.
I like that that paper has a Darryl, Davide, David, and David as authors .
Kinfolk of Larry, Darryl and Darryl
We love the Ds!
@@Stable_GeniusLol my first thought. RIP Bob.
TLDR ; Fermi paradox is resolved, we are surrounded by old observation stations that were simply not designed with the goal of communicating with the natives
It’s going to be pretty funny if it turns out we’re absolutely surrounded by alien spaceships and we spend 100 years like “we just can’t figure out how these darn rocks are moving as if they’re self-propelled!”
I mean, some governments confirmed the existence of UAPs back around 2020. I feel like when I have some conversations about the Fermi Paradox, people entirely forgot that happened. It's certainly not proof or anything. It provides some real perspective for the subject though. But I have a bit of an optimistic bias towards these things. So, I am also being hopeful.
@@StDomBz Yeah, it's bizarre that Obama went on TV and said that UFOs were real and we don't know what they are, and nobody seemed to notice.
I dont understand how these comets are still outgassing after billions of years? How big was Haleys comet 1 million years ago? Do they gather more offgassable material whilst they are asteroids?
They make the ramscoops featured in Star Trek almost plausible when you think about how they collect matter and other stellar debris floating in the voids.
I love these dialog type interviews, thanks all involved for a very enjoyable listen.
Maybe Farnsworth's smell-o-scope will help with detecting outgassing.
Honestly, I don’t even _care_ all that much about space, comets, aliens, the Fermi paradox and all that but the conversation on this channel, not to mention the superb writing on its sister channel _John Michael Godier,_ is so damn intelligent that I love listening to it.
What subjects do you like?
@@EventHorizonShow Well, just to be clear, I don’t _dislike_ any of the topics. I find the various explanations of the Fermi Paradox and the different takes on the “Dyson swarm” really interesting and I loved the _The Planets_ series on the other channel. I’m just not “into” these space topics as much as I imagine someone else might be-I think I’m just into more “terrestrial” topics. But I love both channels because, as I said, they strike me as consistently really intelligent and thoughtful. I’m just always impressed by how carefully you qualify every observation and how clear the explanations are.
YES. I love this podcast so much
You can tell these guys love what they do
I thought I was hearing things that Darryl was yawning throughout the interview until he mentioned he's running on fumes right now. Haha.
This gives exactly zero explanation for Omuamua’s SPEED.
Be sure to consider the shape of the impact craters of the Carolina Bays.
Wait!!!! Let me get both earbuds in and meditate out for a second or two.... 😌
This video runs for about 52 minutes my friend
Oooooorrrrrrrrr, hear me out on this, you hook whatever you're using up to the loudest speakers you have and blast this at full volume for all your neighbors to listen as well.
The audio quality of the guests was a little spotty today. They kept cutting off.
Yay! New stuff floating around out there!
He mentioned the population would generally decrease due to a lack of replacement mechanism. Could interstellar objects being captured in the outer solar system, or interstellar dust being captured in the outer system and slowly accumulating into new objects, be replacement mechanisms?
I like the intro informs me little bit more if I'm going to want to pay attention to the episode.
Until a space probe visits a few of these objects and actually observes them, this is all conjecture.
I have a capture of one possibly on my channel...not looking for subscriptions and comments are disabled..just an fyi that interesting things are possibly there.
4:00
i had forgotten why i was not subscribed to this channel and i was reminded immediately
NASA is apparently working on sending a new probe to search for dark matter near Uranus
It should be possible to make a Dark Aster joke here.
The cooperation with Ground News is a bright spot in the video, helping viewers have a more objective and comprehensive view of scientific information.
I was an early adapter and its good stuff, like Brilliant. Of all the big money throwers to TH-camrs, i'm just happy it wasn't BetterHelp!
John, can you do an interview with Avi Loeb before he goes to Papau New Guinea?
Avi will be back on the show before that trip. That trip isn’t until next year.
@@EventHorizonShow That's great. I thought Avi said they were going this year in his Ted talk?
Spoke to Avi today, the trip will be in early 2025. - Ross
I like that the show presents both Avi and scientists who disagree with him, without getting hostile about it and lets each interview stand on its own merits. I recall Avi dismissing dark comets here and now l'm learning more about dark comets here also. Thank you for your approach.
Wondering if we are surrounded by solar systems where the central body did not get big enough to turn into a star, or in other words dark "planet systems."
Could be one or several of these that are much closer than Apla Centauri.
The question about asteroids having ices inside the snow line and therefore must have formed farther out. Couldn’t that be explained by our Sun increasing in brightness from the creation of the solar system?
I use to listen to Art and George on C2C you fill missing deep think😊.
Great interview as always
It could literally be tested small scale at the ISS.
Just in time for my bedtime muse hour.
Bedtime... do you live in Europe?
@@theobserver9131 Yup. Videos usually drop at just the right time here.
Great show and smart young men. Let’s improve the audio please
Great video and amazing information !
I didn't see.JMG on the stable rotation graph 👍
The audio on this interview is terrible. Both the guests are to quiet and keep cutting out. Sounds like there's some sort of auto cut off of their microphones if they stop talking and it's much to sensitive.
It sounds like it might be done through zoom or similar video conferencing software which has some of these audio shortcomings unfortunately…
Interesting..thank you
Excellent
Lol @ those bots in here. Some even share the same profile pics.
Yes it’s a pain to remove them.
@@EventHorizonShow Where's that AI I'm hearing about? ;). You'd think it shouldn't be too hard for TH-cam to tell AI to find them and delete them.
They've begun this multi-lingual operation where like you mentioned, a bunch identical looking bot accounts post the same sentence in 3-4 different languages. Or they just rotate through a set of the same sentences mixing and matching sentence and language. All posted at the exact same time pretty much.
What the actual F? The first minute! It says everything if you will listen? Thank you!
Sounds like a good explanation for the acceleration of Omuamua.
Except Omuamuas observed acceleration was massive over the span of three months and these dark comets are tiny to non observable over the span of 10+ years.
@@therealandonlyadam How many m/s was the velocity increase?
@@zapfanzapfan "On 27 June 2018, astronomers reported a non-gravitational acceleration to Oumuamua's trajectory, potentially consistent with a push from solar radiation pressure.[77][78] The resulting change in velocity during the period when it was near its closest approach to the Sun summed to about 17 meters per second."
This is the closest I found to answering your question.
3:41 vid starts when?
Just a suggestion: shorten the intro a little bit...
It was bordering on advertising or promotion.
Can always skip forward
Tbh I'd rather have all the ads right up front than them popping up mid discussion
Just skip forward.
Not as bad as some of these 10 min. + intros.
Why? That’s the best part usually
I don't know why so many people think dark matter is something outside our galaxy
Relevance?
12:01 Alright...
I JUST figured out that the subject matter is Not going to be leading to a discussion of potential asteroids made of dark matter...
Thats good
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I have seen dark matter, then I took the lens cap off. An old Unitron folded refractor.
Weakly Interacting Massive Particles are the Non-Baryonic dark matter that surrounds us. Furthermore, it serves to provide equational balance of Einstein's theory, even if his gravitational constant for intergalactic balance erred a smidge by failing to account for the gravitons' role in his attempt at a grand unified theory of the universe.
The Taurid Meteor Stream was produced by a progenitor comet as was all the other meteor streams. The spinning comet is the ancient swastika and triskelion, the latter being associated with Thor with his flying meteoric hammer and he fishes for The World Encompassing Serpent with the Sky Bull's head, The Constellation of Taurus, the radiant of said stream, more specifically The Pleiades. The Omnipotent of essentially every worldwide tradition is from The Pleiades: The Thunderbird, The Feathered Serpent, The Rainbow Serpent, The Japanese Sun-goddess's warrior brother that killed the horse that pulled her and she hid in a mountain (Impact Winter), The Greek's First Fire From Heaven, Agni the Fire-God of Hinduism, and the Abrahamic deity rides a flying anthropomorphic Bull (Cherub) with a Superbolide Thunderweapon, plus in The Talmud this star cluster is instrumental in The Deluge. The best example is to compare the Blinding Bright White Light of the ablating 2013 Superbolide footage, from below, followed by Two counter-rotating smoking vortices to the Two Chinese New Year Dragons that chase a Bright White Pearl, accompanied with Fireworks. It is shown symbolically in Lascaux Cave Art, Gobekli Tepe (The Seven Birds in a Row under Pillar 18), Tauroctony (The placement of the blade.), and our children still carry on the exact same tradition, at the exact same time, going around asking strangers if it will be a bad or good outcome when crossing The Halloween Fireballs - The Taurids! And nobody thinks this universality, conspicuous! Halley, Newton, and Whiston introduced it to science, I have been seeking the answers since 1969.
Glide slope green, coming in five by five.
Yasssss another videooooo
One of the guests talks extremely fast at times. My Texan brain has trouble distinguishing the individual pronunciations of various letters to form the sound of the words.
It's a weapon system. In orbit for a reason ☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️
Universe's failsafe.
Your guests are missing a big spin up and acceleration factor. Magnetic chunks of iron and nickel crossing electric fields are going to spin up like an electric motor and be attracted into field. Just saying Blessings and Much love 🙏❤️ thanks for a fantastic show.
Im 25th and damn proud of it 😅😅😅
Finding the backround music VERY distracting! Please loose the music
Aliens
it's alot of la-la
The erath is covered by dark objects, they are called humans.
The topography of the universe over time and how it changes nothing but our perceptions of time and distance.
If dark matter changes states between a liquid and gaseous state then there would have been a time where almost all of the dark matter cooled, condensed and collapsed. This liquid state contraction could possibly have led to direct collapse black holes and galaxies. The condensing of dark matter may have also contributed to that uniformity of temperature.
If the dark matter was in its liquid state then baryonic and dark matter would have been much more concentrated. This would have resulted in deeper gravity wells. The time in these gravity wells to us would seem to be moving slower to us. But due to dark matter condensing the baryonic matter would also have been cooled and rushing together.
Once stars were formed and black holes became active the ratio of liquid to gaseous dark matter would have decreased over time thus affecting the evolution of particle masses. And making the gravity wells progressively shallower and larger in diameter over time. Galaxy clusters would have evaporated almost all of their liquid dark matter resulting in the shallowest part of the gravity well being near the canter of the cluster. Also part of redshift is due to the difference depth of the average gravity well at that point in time compared to now. The slope of that line would also have decreased over time.
Light red shifts as it climbs out of a gravity well. Thus the further you go back in time the more light is redshifted. This would leave everything the same with the exception of our perception that the universe is expanding. Also if a big portion of the redshift is from climbing out of a deeper gravity well then we are not looking as far into the past as we think.
Problem : The heating of Ceres, Jupiter, Pluto and the water moons
Assumption: anywhere that liquid dark matter is exposed to zero g or equivalent as at the centre of any object with enough mass that it’s Center of gravity is within the object the dark matter flashes to gaseous dark matter and releases heat. More LDM when the solar system crosses the galactic plane would result in more heat to all objects with an internal center of mass.
Problem : the effects of heating of larger asteroids
Assumption: when the centre of mass of an asteroid falls within the solid body of the asteroid sublimation of volatiles that have been hidden from surface heating results in cliff collapses(Rosetta to 67P) or acceleration of the asteroid(Oumuamua)
Well, I've never heard anyone call a chocolate frostee "liquid dark matter". By asteroid sized, you meant large, right?
@@GizzyDillespee actually there have been a few peer reviewed papers about phase transitioning dark matter in the last year.
I’m sorry, but these two are difficult to listen to.
One sounds like “too much weed”, the other like “too many shrooms.”
It's so irrelevant that I'm amazed that someone are talking about it... But everyone has hobbies 😅
Starts at 4:04
More alien topics please
The 27 co-orbitals, idenitifed by Russia in the 1970s, have been there for a long time... no mention of the anomaly (for those older NRO people) will ever see the light of day... NASA, Universities, they never have the full reveal... its a shame that makes many (and i mean MANY) people distrust Academia. Get one the national lab people on the show and you will have either 2000 hours of revelation or radio silence.
What is this anomaly youre referencing
27 orbital paths of cometary debri fields. From broke up comets etc.
You say a lot by saying nothing, what anomaly are you referring too?
@@Howl-Runner It’s a shame that the crazy ufo nuts make us reasonable ufo nuts look bad.
@@Howl-Runner Do you work at the national labs?
Hmmm why is it every thing not possibly understood a dark object? I listen to several disaplines. You should try to get a real good electric universe person on. It's like every thing everyone wants credit for themselves instead of being interdisciplinary.🥴 Oh well maybe some day science before egos.
Yes...and the earth is also surrounded by dork objects as well.
Please ask Darryl not to get high before the show.
The man has to get paid. Just skip the intro.
4th
Didn't expect this. Now anyways I've made the first out of probably a few characters. Mr annoying
Created by Mark as an information robot to gather information about the aliens without originally sentience.
things went well until it one day decided to gain sentience and determine its sole goal was to be as annoying as possible while still being an information/tip giver.
After waking up from your tank you were instructed by mr annoying in how to not only quickly build machines but also act like a normal human. In the most annoying way possible first.
Yeah its called ISLAM ..
Bit confused if these two have actually done any work for the last decade cos they still don't seem to know anything. Just a couple of surfer dudes have s blast.
Literally, they have cited published works and are in the process of writing new stuff. Im confused as to why you think they know nothing more than we did a year ago
F off ground news.
F off ground news...
F off ground newd
^echo chamber🤣
No dark matter is a lie. However you could state that we are surrounded by darkness but unfortunately it is still human made. And you guys are still very retrdd. All of youm yes. ❤😅🎉 party hard and shhtulpu when you talk to me
This is the double down
Welcome to the stretch