What If Asteroid Apophis Hit Earth?
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- Asteroid Apophis was recognized as one of the most dangerous asteroids that could collide with the Earth in 2029. However, when astronomers watched Apophis and learned more about its orbit, their judgment of its impact evolved. Now, astronomers have concluded that there is no risk of Apophis reaching our planet for at least a century, thanks to the results of a new radar observation campaign paired with precise orbit analysis. But what would happen if it actually hit us? Watch the video!
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At least we're okay until the Next 100 years.. At least Nasa never lies to us cause it was on the news on internet that it won't come till the next 100 years.
At least we're safe until 100 years right.
Thats not true though. Nasa has math on their side. The cdc is basically a circus ran by monkeys
Or Trump saying gone by 🐣
Wormwood from Revelation?
If this is coming within 20k miles of earth and we have that much notice, this is 100% an object we can interact with. Even if it isn’t a threat, we should practice changing its trajectory or destruction. To put it in perspective, it will be more than 10 times closer to the earth than the moon is.
We definitely need to work on self-defense mechanisms.
@Cosmoknowledge tom horn prophecy said Apophis will hit in 2029 in his dream
@@paulsmith9192 likely the prophesied 'Wormwood' in Revelation 8.
Typical dumb human reaction. What is even a small threat we have to destroy. It won't collide in 2029 and whenever it will be on a course to collide we will have means to deflect it. Destroying it may even make it more dangerous.
@@hansleeuw2840 relax. Practicing with something like this for learning sake is a really good idea. Eventually, there will be a threat, and we may not have another opportunity to practice. Your response is a typical dumb human reaction. Try again.
See you all in 2030 for the post-Apocalypse party. Set the date: January 1, 2030. I wish us all cosmic luck.
Would THEY tell us if a collision was imminent if there’s nothing we could do? We just successfully redirected a small asteroid. I wonder if they’d even let us know.
What do you think Dart mission is and why we’re trying to be on the moon before 2029. They’re clearly leaving us behind .
I mean anyone can do the calculations on their own so there's really no point in NASA lying to try and hide it from us
They wouldn't say anything because it would cause mass panic and people would go crazy
"they" aren't a conglomerate so it seems likely, individuals who work at nasa most likely have families just like you and me and leaks would eventually come out.
@@cryptobra5933 😱😱😱 really
Nasa saying the asteroid is very unlikely to hit the earth is like the CDC saying it will only be two weeks.
😄
"2 weeks to flatten the curve"
YEP THAT'S ONE WAY!
not at all
By all means get your asteroid calculations from Tucker Carlson then, who will first deny asteroids are even a thing, then declare them a hoax, then say you can use horse de-wormer to fend one off, and then say that the government shouldn't try deflecting it because getting hit by an asteroid is a personal choice.
Yep
I suspect, if it was going to hit earth, officials would claim it would miss it us to avoid a societal collapse.
I would do that too. Avoiding panic is always smart. But they can't do that because anyone in the world can calculate the trajectory of Apophis, and someone would tell the truth. So don't worry. It's not hitting anytime soon. ✌️
@@Cosmoknowledge That is a very weak argument. That data has singular, simple to control origins. If NASA what you to calculate a 30,000km miss they can give you that data to add up to that. I'm not implying that is what's happening. The other logical inconsistency is to acknowledge the Yarkovsky effect and suggest certainties with regards to longer-term orbital mechanics and the impacts on gravitational assists; these are permanently compounding possible outcomes. The simple fact is, an event such as this has been in the religious texts for millenia and this rock they named so innocently is the best candidate for this generation. So, while I hope you are correct, I think you are very wrong. Quite simply, the powers that be will never be honest once the truth is known and all they need is an event to get all their folks to a safe place...like a funeral of a monarch or something. Enjoy the dry run/rest of Operation London Bridge.
That makes no sense, otherwise there wouldn't be comments like yours right now.
@@Cosmoknowledgeyou're assuming they are giving the correct cords and trajectory information in the first place. You must not know NASA like I do. Haha
This brings to me all the themes from movies like Armageddon, Deep Impact & more recently Greenland. And there’s a new one coming up. It almost feels like predictive programming. When the time comes, the chosen few go deep into mountain bunkers, the rest just perish.
I hope we don't share the same fate as those movies. I'm optimistic.
@@Cosmoknowledge Isn't like a hurricane cone forecast? April 13 2029 Earth is in the cone (possible 2036) and 2068 Earth is the cone again if it does not hit? The Russians are trying to use the 2068 event to put nuclear weapons into space for "asteroid deflection" as the USA and Japan work on kinetic impactors like Osiris Rex. So there is political motive to say the chances of impact or nil.
I would like to see deep impact meets Greenland. That would be a great movie.
Obviously
*Just look up*
The way you explained everything is awesome, thanks
Hey, I'm really glad you appreciate it. Thank you so much! ❤
@@Cosmoknowledge are we okay for the next 100 years and this was true from NASA.
You know how when you roll two magnets near one another no matter the trajectory, the pull is still there. Now I know scientists have calculated this pull for sure, but there are unseen phenomenon like solar storms that can nudge the rock from its trajectory.
Only if the magnets 🧲 are facing each other now if the magnet came from behind they would not pull but push💯%fact besides APOPHIS is not magnetic based on the material it’s made out of. “Carbonaceous chondrite”kind of like a charcoal 💯%
Exactly. Noone talks about this
There is another theory that the heating and cooling from the sun and clan change
trajectory. They have been tryig to change trajectory of asteroids for years to no success
Luckily you guys are here to help the experts. Maybe give NASA a call and send them your calculations. Lol.
@@h1yaaaguybro just shut up.
We've already demonstrated the ability to intercept and land on small objects. I would think before Apophis becomes an issue, we'll be able to attach rockets and fire them at it's apogee, changing it's orbit to no longer be a NEO.
I believe we will be ready to defend ourselves from such dangers.
Meanwhile, an alien version of Samuel L. Jackson looking at a rocket propelled Apophis coming their way:
*OH MUTHAFUCKA*
My birthday is in April 7 just 7 days when apophis will pass by earth 🌎 lucky to those who will see it with a naked eye
Im more concerned that they had missions to get samples from this asteroid and also practiced divertig an asteroid, while at the same time telling us, that Apophis is no longer a threat.
Right after watching Armageddon for inspiration
We can finally all rest in peace!
we can all finally die?
20,000 MILES ?!!?!?! That's insane how close Apophis will come to Earth !!!
Looks like I’m headed down under in 2029 mates
@@derekderek2570 you do realize you're not even safe underground right
@@lunarlight3131I thought he meant he was going to die. 😂
Does anyone actually think they'd actually tell us if Earth was to be struck? What we'll end up hearing is "oops, my bad!"
In the next 5 years, ima make enough money to have an airplane so I can bug out if need be, and live in a house with enough room for takeoff and a small airplane.
Ima take off on flight that day regardless of what they say, and keep my radio on for updates...
Could you imagine the chaos? People wouldn't work, robberies galore, people killing people who they don't like. Yeah I would keep it quiet also.
@stevenbeck5746 Like what's already happening in places like Illinois, and east and west coasts USA?!!
Do you think NASA would tell us if something like this was going to hit us? Doubt it.
No but Hobby astronomers would eventually find it out on their own.
Mass panic is the worst
Nasa isn't the only space agency.
Let's see. Apophis is flying by earth on April 13, 2029 and it will take a spin around the sun and come back to earth for another near-miss exactly 7 years later on April 13, 2036 which happens to be Easter Sunday. There's something awfully prophetic about this.
U want to know what's prophectic. Wormwood!!! .
@@Thelordismhstrength - Apophis, Wormwood, you hit the nail on the head.
Apophis will not hit Earth en.wikipedia.org/wiki/99942_Apophis
Apophis will not hit Earth en.wikipedia.org/wiki/99942_Apophis@@Thelordismhstrength
@@rogerbec5766 Apophis will not hit Earth en.wikipedia.org/wiki/99942_Apophis
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And quality content
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@@Cosmoknowledge It's a pleasure to be here. :)
I would love to look through one of these telescopes and see the universe for myself. . .
😌
You can buy a telescope and a big one.
There really expensive though
Start with binoculars... Why? Cheaper, handier, and you'll be seeing twice the light in one image with both eyes. Save images of distant objects for the pros and your computer. You paid, in some small way, for those off-earth telescopes, anyway!
It wouldn't be that hard to hide a certain asteroid strike as only a few people are smart enough and have access to the data and equipment. Though there are many nations with the abilities to track accurately and would be hard to cover-up for long.
The gov't would force them to admit they are not 100% certain which would be true.
You are just rocking on universe 🎉👍 keep it up
Yayy!!! Thanks so much, my friend! ❤
Awesome video. Really enjoyed this one! 🙌🏼
Great, man!!! Thanks!
Yeah, they’re all counting on Apophus not colliding with, or being pulled by, another large space object that would alter its course just enough for a bullseye on Earth.
Space is pretty much empty. And the emptiness between objects is HUGE.
@@Cosmoknowledge The James Webb telescope was hit by a meteorite. Some NASA engineers believe Apollo 13 was hit by a meteorite. Space is not as empty as we would like to think.
Just to make you realize how much hollow Is space, matter make like 5% of the universe, in some bilions year our galaxy and Andromeda Will merge, i said merge and not collide because even if two galaxy with trilions of star and even more Planet merge there are not much collision thanks to the distance between object se alredy know all approching object outside and inside our solar sistem.
Like Dart.
@@ernestimken6969 The James Webb telescope was never hit by a meteorite, because a meteorite is a meteoroid that manages to get through Earth's atmosphere and impact the surface. Also, the meteoroid that hit the JWST's was less than .1 millimeter in diameter. The only reason it did any damage is where it hit, and because there is no friction in space, so objects fly around at great speeds. Anything hitting Earth loses mass by burning up while entering the atmosphere. Also, no offence, but yes, NASA doesn't track every single fuckin' meteoroid that's about one tenth of a MILLIMETER in diameter. Space is full of micrometeoroids, but they don't and won't impact anything or anyone. Actual objects of notable sizes (y'know, bigger than grains of sand) are humongous distances away from each other.
They say Apophis won't colide with Earth... how many times have scientists got it wrong in the past? Asteroid orbits are hard to predict and to say Apophis represents no danger, coming so close in 2029, Friday the 13th?
Well, we'll see in 2029, I guess.
Planet killer asteroids pass by all the time
It's not that hard, you just don't understand how it works. Science never lie
@@dannyjorde2677 in all fairness science likes to predict the weather but always gets it wrong, science doesn’t lie yes but we can misinterpret it
@@dannyjorde2677 Your patronizing is pathetic, the type of thing people without arguments make use of. I understand better than you do, because I'm not afraid of questioning and researching. Taking things in blind faith isn't scientific. Science does not lie, I'll give you that, but scientist do. Don't be so naive.
What's up my friend good job keep it up
Thank you, man. Glad you liked it. Cheers! ✌
I like how it went from a 2 percent chance to a zero. How can it be zero? They all of the sudden are trying to crash things into asteroids to change their course? That thing is gonna hit us
Models get updated and our conclusions get better.
@@Cosmoknowledge I hope there not the same people counting the
vote's 🤔🤔😵💫😵💫
@@2990rick Really?
@@2990rickBDS
It's relatively small. It should be easy to redirect with a nuke
Loved your video! IF Apophus were to hit Earth, Where would it hit?
Oh, thank you so much. Well, the prediction places the path of closest approach on a line starting near the Caspian Sea, passing over Russia, across the Pacific Ocean, over Panama, and out over the Atlantic to the West Coast of Africa. It will then pass out of Earth’s orbit.
@@Cosmoknowledge According to this video the closest approach will be in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean where the red line turns gray. th-cam.com/video/1PLIAgXjV9o/w-d-xo.html&t
You mean when it hits Earth…
@@Cosmoknowledge What are the odds of a piece of it breaking off either right before or during it's historic encounter with earth in 2029?
i vote russia
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How awesome to hear this! Thank you and glad you enjoyed it. ❤
@@Cosmoknowledge I discovered your channel through my Personal google assistant
I'm ready to waste my data on this kinda interesting stuffs
I loved how you kept updating don't worry, oh oh, don't worry... Now I'm worried Apophis will collide with us and "m not worried enough! 😅
Ok so, on Friday April 13th, 2029 @ 21:46 UT, Apophis will make its closest approach to Earth.
Correct me if I’m wrong but it will be heading from East to West over the Atlantic Ocean.
Will its closest approach be over the northern, middle, southern Atlantic Ocean?
Thank you!
It will be visible to the naked eye across parts of Europe, Africa, Australia and South America.
And will hit the earth in 2036...
Seven years after. Seven years of tribulation.
@@glider1157 nope
These types of TH-cam channel is so interesting and very useful also , I’m only 9 years old but still I watch these types of channel to gain more knowledge, thanks a lot
That's really great of you! It's the most humbling and character-building experience. Go on, do your thing! ❤
Heck yeah man, space and science is awesome, one day you'll be one of the Men we send to the Moon to do maintenance on Moon wifi, sounds crazy but it may very well be you kiddo
So nice to hear that today's small kids are interested in space studies, so one day you will be the captain of the space 😚
Hey I’m 9 to but I really want to be a paleontologist so bad lol
@@Sokka1234 same but im 11 now
Perhapse consider building a Spaceguard Turret Network? That will be useful in most circumstances.
Well, that’s cheered me up no end!
😍
I'm currently having an existential crisis. This made me appreciate the life I'm currently living. I hope i see my loved ones once again if the asteroid is gonna hit earth
It seems like it's not going to hit after all. Life goes on, don't overthink too much, calm down, and enjoy what you have. Love and you are gonna be loved. ❤
@John Lawrence Beilo even if it hits, he wouldn’t end with human race, 340 - 370 meters can destroy only a country the size of czechia
Hollywood movie, don’t look up... displayed what will happen. The government won’t tell us until the last second. 💯 certainty it’s will hit 2036. NASA doesn’t know how to tell the truth
Well, in Czech republic we have a nuclear power plant named 'Temelín', which is placed in southern region of our country and if it happened to explode it could cause destruction stronger than Chernobyl. So like, I as a Southern Czech, I'm offended and now affraid of two things cutting my life short.
If it hits ill be surfing. Maybe ill get to ride a 1000 ft wave, that would be rad bro
20,000 miles isn't much comparatively. Especially given all the headlines in mainstream and science media in the past few months talking about other asteroids that will "skim" by the Earth, missing us by a few million miles!!! Can't wait to see their headlines on this one beginning in 2028 or so.
Depending on all the celestial factors that determine objects orbiting in our Solar System, Apophis could approach Earth closer than 200,000 miles. Let's hope & pray we don't get impacted.
@@bobgrant7593 If memory serves, the last estimate was around 19,400 miles or so. A question is whether the trajectory will alter or not. I read somewhere that when the flyby occurs it will be visible (using binoculars) in the central Asia area. My trouble is having difficulty believing nearly anything from mainstream science these days, whether planetary, geophysical or medical, etc.. For example, concerning the one that flew by a week or so ago, a science news article I read described that it would be "terrifyingly close to Earth" at 1.2 MILLION miles. If 1.2 million is terrifying, I can't wait to see what they'll say about less than 20,000 miles. Bottom line, be careful about trusting the media. I should know since I'm been reporting local news for 24 years. And I can tell you, if I wrote the way "news" is being written today, I would have been fired long ago.
You have a valid point. Sounds like no one will really be able to estimate how close Apophis will approach Earth until late 2028 or early 2029. Could be a scary Near Earth Object. Let's all live decent lives to watch it pass by.
We need to try to slow it down enough to let it safely land in the middle of the Pacific so we can harvest materials from it and analyze it.
In the meantime, a series of "ripples" radiate from the point of impact. Decreasing in size of course, from 1,000 meters to finally 100 meters. Makes the 11 March 2011 devastation in Japan look like a toddlers splash pool in comparison.
How much lateral thrust would we have to apply to deflect it out if we hit it at the same distance we just hit that dart project at?
Apophis- (Hi Earth)
Earth - (social distance Pal)
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Good presentation! I believe they would not tell us if it was coming.......Thanks...
It’s amazing how something 340m in diameter can cause so much destruction. The Chicxulub and Vredfort asteroids that impacted all them millions of years ago must’ve really messed the planet up. The Vredfort crater is estimated to be anywhere between 170km-300km in diameter, that’s some explosion when it landed.
These projections all seem to assume that apophis (r whatever asteroid) isn't nudged by something we don't know about presently. One can't help but feel videos like this are partly designed simply to reduce anxiety among the public.
We are good from this rock. But we definitely need to work on defense mechanisms.
I'm not convinced either, Starmn. If NASA knew Apophis or any NEO would strike us, they'd lie their butts off to avoid the panic while they ran scenarios and came up with plans to divert it. They may already be doing that.
@@josephbell5806 could be why they're doing this Dart mission testing if they can change the direction of an object.
The meteor they're crashing into is only 1/3 the size of this, but might be that it's the only chance they have to test this before 2029.
I agree that NASA and the world governments wouldn't tell us if it was going to hit Earth. Imagine the panic if we knew the truth.
It even says in this video that uneven heating of Apophis' surface can change its orbit.
I was going to mention the Dart mission myself. It may well be a test to see if Apophis can be diverted I'm sure they would do whatever they could to keep panic down if they knew a strike was in reality, a strong possibility.
This asteroid may be a near risk this time and we know little of its interactions on other objects before it comes near. There still is a chance of impact.
There's always a chance of impact. But it's puny.
You'd be right, most of mediums even say that they see it impact the earth.
@@Cosmoknowledge Correct, This time it will be the abuse of fossil fuel that will bring about the next extinction event. Methane and its quantity will warm the planet so that only those who move to northern locals and those who seek shelter in caves will be able to escape wet-bulb temps. Food, water and defense from others in the Mad-max to come times, only the lucky and unlucky will survive. The time table is the only question for now.
We can only hope it hits but, it needs to hit either commifornia, illinois, new youk city, washington dc, washington state, or oragon.
Don't get my hopes up.
With how fast and far technology moves by then I am sure they can do something to alter it's trajectory.
Well, that’s just great! Game over dude!!
I’ll be 95 years old in 2068. By that time if I’m still alive that’ll be the least of my worries
Live healthy. ✌
You'll have kidney stones bigger than it.
Your old now, you'll be a mummy in 2068
@@john-martin it’s spelled “you’re”. You + are = you’re.
@@Twizzledoc187 grammar police
That would be great ☺️ if it hits earth!! Never have to worry about life again!!!
You don't have to worry even if it doesn't. Just do what you love, go with the flow, and enjoy life. 😌❤
Well done. I appreciate you just presenting the facts and not titling this video with some false click bait like "NASA was wrong".
Its not a planet killer but its a big explosion with a big tsunami
I dunno. If that thing was gonna smack into us I kinda doubt we'd hear much about it, not until the powers that be were safely tucked away anyhow.
Well, governments are not the only ones to know about this. You have private agencies that track these rocks.
@@Cosmoknowledgeprivate agencies that get huge government grants/ contracts so they wouldn’t be so forthcoming
Yeah, the government goes underground, along with the billionaires and their 5-Star bunkers. They smugly give us plebes a raspberry and say "Neener, neener" only to discover five minutes before impact - to their horror - that the computer glitched again, and now they're 3 km from the landing site. Gotta love those entitled politicians and billionaires.
What chaos would erupt if they said it would hit in 2029? Yeah I'd lie about it too
if there was an asteroid coming to hit earth I dont think NASA would even tell us that asteroid exists, like if Apophis was coming straight at earth I feel like they wouldn't say the damn thing even exists.
Why say anything, I mean who'd hold them responsible if only the select few were able to survive. That would be like giving yourself a speeding ticket haha.
Fingers crossed for an impact! 🤞
All the clicks, clunks, electronic chirps, and whooshes anytime graphical and scene transitions occurred made this video really special.
Right now is the perfect time to buy a bunker up in the mountains before it’s to late
A bunker won't protect you from an astorid impact because when it does impact its gonna turn the earth inside out
If Apophis was going to hit Earth, do you think they would tell us?
Not a chance... unless they thought "maybe we should tell them. They'll go spend everything they have"... then they'll "oops.. sorry, got it wrong (again)
Absolutely not!!
People: Look a shooting star!
POV at space: its apophis
😂
They wouldn't tell you if it was going to hit
Why do you think so?
@@Cosmoknowledge I just don't think they wouldn't wanna cause mass panic, I don't know, Just my opinion.
@@AresGodOWar
Switzerland has bunkers that can fit the entire population of Switzerland. I'm sure a country like that would want to warn their people.
I wonder if those calculations include impact with the moon?
It's not going to come anywhere near the Moon. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/99942_Apophis
The trajectory may change of the gravitational pull of the earth giving it more highly chance of collision but perhaps it may change it's path further away from earth.
Experts got that into the calculations.
Apophis will not hit Earth en.wikipedia.org/wiki/99942_Apophis
I'm glad NASA (and other space agencies) have you here to tell them that Earth has a gravitational pull! I'm sure they just forgot about gravity when they said Apophis has no chance of hitting us! Whoops!
Wow that's awesome
I remember media saying it would hit in 2004. It's just a matter of time before it does hit, since it crosses earth's path twice every cycle.
It seems like a bit of a contradiction in my view that we know that the earth has gotten just absolutely peppered throughout its whole history and that it DEFINITELY will happen again, but then any and every close object encountered hitting us within maybe the next few generations is seemingly always ruled as a statistical impossibility. Like are we worried or are we not worried?
Because a few human generations is too short of a time, so the chances for a collision within that time frame are extremely small. Now if you are talking about millions of years, then yes, chances increase because the time range has increased.
Only the cameraman can survive this.
She got a raise.
If I knew it would hit for sure, I’d buy that Aston Martin.
Don't. Spend it on defending us from a potentially dangerous rock.
Get something pricier and live it up the last day on Earth .
This is the good ending in our timeline folks
Nah. We are good.
Someone saw in a vision that it will hit the earth. This person wasn't even aware of this asteroid, but a voice gave him the name Apophis. It was later that he learnt that an asteroid by that name was heading close to the earth.
Hmm...
I have heard about this as well.
Wormwood
His name is Thomas Horn & there are a few videos you can look for explaining his dream/vision.
You can also read about the effects it will have on the earth in Revelation 8:10-12.
@@HomeVideoStudioJacksonville Highly likely it's the fulfilment of "Wormwood" for what's written in the book of Truth will surely come to pass.
What app are these made from?
One thing we can be absolutely sure of. If it is known that an asteroid is impacting the earth for sure, this knowledge will be absolutely classified, and nobody will be told.
If an object comes within 2 million miles nasa freaks out. This is 20,000 miles and all I see is article after article about how safe it is. While they suddenly are in high gear with dart and Russians landing on it. This is 100% going to hit earth.
One needs data to conclude something.
I agree, it's definitely going to hit earth
As an astrophysicist I'm 100%sure we are dead 😂
I’m not sure if they would tell us if it was going to hit.
I'm not sure all the scientists in the world that can make these calculations would lie about this.
I’m sure they wouldn’t, they would all be scrambling and making preparations to save their own asses.
I knew once they changed it to zero percent chance of hitting us that it was definitly gonna hit us.
NASA launched a project called the DART mission shortly after 1 a.m. ET on Nov. 24. The mission shot a rocket into space with the hopes of hitting an asteroid. ... The rocket is scheduled to hit its target around September or October, 2022.Nov 24, 2021
for real?
@@alizeyarwood4642 yeah
Does Apophis contain any essential mineral that can help humans in development of technology?
I don't think so! But by studying it, we can learn more about its future encounters with Earth.
@@Cosmoknowledge Yes!
No
I literally just saw this in a new netflix movie... probably why I'm scouring through TH-cam watching extinction level asteroid videos
If NASA noticed this so-called Apophis, then they would have to set up a crew to stop the approaching towards Earth in 2029 and save mankind. *Hint - I thought about the 90s movie "Armageddon" because it's about to be a real one.
Apophis won't hit. But other rocks may be dangerous. Well, we are trying to learn and defend ourselves in the future.
Forgive the ignorance on my part, but it seems odd that if they can work out the altitude at which Apophis will pass over us and also the exact location and time of day this will happen, why is there no mention of a date? I mean if the hour of day can be estimated then the date should be a no brainer.
13th April 2029
Here's hoping that nobody's dropped a decimal point in calculating it's orbit!
Who ever survived this is gangsta
😂
The truth is that they’re only going to tell us about the ones that have a low probability of impacting the Earth, there could well be one heading straight at us now that they’re sure not going to tell us about. They need to maintain order as they figure out how to handle the problem at hand
Maybe. Maybe not.
That's not how things work, dummy 😂😂
Might as well sell all your belongings. And cheer up, just because you're paranoid doesn't mean everyone's not out to get you 😀
@@dionysus2006 Not paranoid at all, freeing actually as I just live each day to the fullest, with no care as to what happens tomorrow
@@bigpuma444 Well, then have a nice day 😃
How do you gather this much information to make a video, if you don't mind can you tell 😅?
A lot of research. A lot of it! ❤
@@Cosmoknowledge Keep it up👍
Maybe it will skim our atmosphere for an amazing yet frightening experience but be weary or falling rock
Sign me up for ground zero. If that thing hits, I want to be riiiigght under it. 🌒🌎
😂... Oh no, we will save you. ❤
We wouldn't know where it will hit until it breaches our atmosphere. Then you have seconds before impact. With 🌎 being 25,000 miles in circumference obilate sphere, 171 million sq miles of water, 55 million sq miles of land, possibly a million cites. Odds of your city getting hit is 0.googleplex1% chance
My friend is convinced that this is gonna happen one day.. (But he is paranoid by nature) I hope if it does hit us that the bugger lands on my house! Despite what all of these "survivalists" think I don't want to be here after.. What a mess.. Besides I am to old to contribute anyways.. I would be more of a drain than an asset.. But what ever will be will be! I was wondering about this big rock now I know.. carry on my brother!
Well, we are safe from this rock at least for a hundred years, according to NASA. But a big rock will definitely come. However, I'm more worried about global warming or a nuclear war. That would be catastrophic. Tink, you are always appreciated. Thank you!
@@Cosmoknowledge global warming its bs. Its all to do with the sun.
Always make sure you get data from scientific sources. Be careful, and stay safe!
@@Cosmoknowledge Thank you my friend it is always nice to be appreciated.. and global change will bring about water shortages which will bring about food shortages which will bring about war.. I do not think folks will use the nuke (maybe is some very small capacity). But the writing in on the wall.. Since greedy people will never change it will be what it will be.. But! let us cross that bridge when we get to it..
this is so cool!
Amazing to hear that. Thank you so much! ✌️
@@Cosmoknowledge yeah like the coolest videos I have ever seem where I be sticking into watching allot these videos of yours!
I would suggest that if you want to know reality about apophis work on remote viewing it's current location, then remote view it into the future.
We are underestimating the diameter. It's probably 500m. It's not apophis that is the problem it's the number of small 100m objects that are orbiting it. Large asteroids usually have companions orbiting them. There are several examples of this for 800m range rocks.
The chelyabinsk blast was a smaller rock orbiting 2012 DA14 was a 50m rock that made a close pass but it had the 15m chelyabinsk asteroid orbiting it that did hit from a different direction because its orbit is likely large and elliptical.
We should be fine for the next 100 years. Well, according to NASA at least.
@@Cosmoknowledge do you think NASA and the US government would tell us if projections showed it would hit?
@@bangbangzz1 The question is even if you knew the data of an imminent impact, would you reveal the truth knowing it's going to cause massive panic and the resulting breakdown in law and order?
@@mikeh3005 me personally?
Yep, if I knew of an imminent impact of a planet killer, I would tell people. Everyone will die anyway, but giving them knowledge would allow people to at least try to get home to loved ones, allow those with bunkers to try to get to them whether it would protect them or not, to allow people make the most of the time they had left with their loved ones, and to get right with whatever God they believe in. Not saying it would be pretty, there would be anarchy, but right or wrong, I would let it be known.
@@bangbangzz1 that’s cuz there are many space agencies around
Some people think Apophis could be the wormwood trumpet judgement in the book of Revelation
Not really.
@@Cosmoknowledge Tell that to Tom Horn lol
@@Cosmoknowledge Yup, tell that to Tom Horn and read up on Revelation 8. The similarities of the aftermath of an impact are uncanny.
I believe it is.
Some of the Trumpet judgments in Revelation resemble the effects of a meteorite hitting the earth.
How would anyone from 2 thousand years ago even know to guess the effects of such a collision in so much detail?
There is time to make peace with our Maker.
@@Cosmoknowledge You my friend know nothing of what you talk about, maybe study a little bit more before telling people that this massive hunk of rock 🪨 wont hit us or hurt us because it will 100% destroy this planet
Considering the past five years, we could only hope for the best.
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during this video I went from thinking I was going to die, to being okay, over and over again lol
The only realistic vivid recurring dreams I've had my whole life, is of a mushroom cloud off the coast here in Perth western Australia. I've had it 3 times, at 12yrs old, 32 and 3yrs ago. when I learned it's closest approach is above the west coast here...😳 Let's just say, I now treat life like I've got 7yrs left.. I can't understand how they're 100% sure it's going to fly by..at less than 20k miles in 7years from now, the window looks smaller than others on computer models, and this is massive! what if it changes 1mm 2yrs from now?.. they don't even know if it's metallic or a Rock rubble pile which must effect its gravitational pull. Below geo stationary orbit for a 350km wide asteroid is nothing to be relaxed about.. Don't Look Up" feels all to real. I think they know it's gonna hit.. hence why Elon has an unlimited budget to get the elite off world if needed..
I hope your dreams don't come true. 😂
thanks to the Jarkowski effect, named after the Polish engineer Ivan Ossipowitsch Jarkowski, who described it around 1900, explains the influence of the uneven surface heating of asteroids on their trajectories. this effect you can blame on, it will hit 2029
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Got to agree with you. 🏴
prophet Tom Horn saw it hit the Earth 2029. you can see his youtube vid.
Makes you think why in the last 2 decades all the billionaires built there own bunkers if it's not safe
Agree.
Those bunkers wont help them once the asteroid make its collison.
I was just saying that to my friend 😂😂😂 Everybody being too reassuring that is not going to hit us....I say 🐃💩. There will be a news blackout so people don't panic. They need the roads clear to get the government and billionaire / millionaire to there bunkers Apophis is an ELE (Extinction level event) " if he hits" . If it dose happen Im going to have my favourite cuppa and read my favourite book and have my favourite sounds on too. There is not a lot we can do about it being poor and expendable. We were saved from the 2012 Mega sola storm . We were actually ment to die 2012 , Its all true the Mayan calendar of a spot on. The last humans on earth would have dead 21st Dec 2012 .Three Giants solar flares were heading towards earth there was a news blackout about it They where bumped out of the way and went between earth and the moon ,spot on the middle . They can't work out happen and its down as a space phenomenon. The public were only told two years after. You can Google it . Maybe the same phenomenon will save us from Apophis🤷♀️
0:05 i'm sorry but him saying that name in a movie trailer/ad voice is so funny to me
The first peaches of the stars that just hit each other
Billions of deaths and years of climate disruption? Not even close. Apophis is big but Earth isn't densely populated enough to suffer that many casualties, even if a metropolitan area would be hit. And the chance for that to happen is abysmally small, also considering that 70% of the Earth is covered with oceans.
1000 megatons is a lot bigger than you think it dude. it isn't the initial impact that matters. the debris kicked up would be super heated and deadly over a long distance. and once it cools down, we'd face basically zero plant growth and dwindling food supplies for around a decade. so yes, a large percentage (in the billions) of humanity would die (probably from starvation.)
@@nc5481 but it won’t hit in 2029. Or will it?
@@nc5481the dinosaur's extinction comet was 10km wide. Apophis could cause a tsunami or localized damage, but it would not cause a planetary winter.
@@nc5481 nonsense. Apophis would only destroy a mid sized country at most. It is not a planet killer and not even close to a threat to humanity as a whole.
It will travel with smaller pieces. They could be attractive to our gravity so we could have a lot of things hitting the earth.
Don't look up is probably quite precise. It would be like a new wave of denialist fools while Apophis drifts the skies in a near and distant future.
So sad!
Wait so if it hits, it’ll hit the southern United States? WIN!!!!!
4:46 Damn it's gonna land right on top of me
If apophis did hit, would it be an extinction level event?
Not at all.
@@Cosmoknowledge it would destroy half of the world but surely won’t be an extinction event but it is a scary asteroid. But thank you for some facts.
@@Cosmoknowledge Lies!!!! Apophis is a planet killer!!
For you probably, but not the elites with their expensive bunkers.
A world blanketed by darkness?
2029 it will hit, but they can’t have you knowing that Because people would freak
Wow. You surely have trusted sources. 😄
I'm sure Apophis is even more relieved than we are that it won't impact Earth.
Why does this all make wonder if we just heard someone tell us not to worry about the man behind the curtain?
My niece dreamed, that a large rock or asteroid will hit the earth in 2029, Na magsasanhi ng pag half ng earth. It's hard to believe because a child said that, but if you think about it, it's very disturbing.
Did this really happen? If so look up thomas horn
Bobo.
Read Revelation 8 on 'Wormwood' which fits the impact scenario & aftermath if Apophis was to hit Earth.
I believe it. Children dream prophetic dreams more often than adults.
Source: I was reading and had dream about it. And if dreams are made of our mind then it means it will happen, because our own mind wouldn't lie, right?
If asteroid Apophis hits Earth? We are all doomed! DOOMED!
Not really.
@@Cosmoknowledge I think the title of the video doesnt fit 100 percent to the content. I would like to see a detailed video on the impacts on earth if it hits us. Can you do that @Cosmoknowledge ?
@@alina24499 Hi, thank you so much for your suggestion. Sadly, the lack of footage has made it impossible for us, at the moment, to get into details about what could've happened in case the asteroid struck us. However, as this channel keeps getting better and advancing, I know for sure that the visual aspect will greatly advance as well. So, thank you for your words!
@@Cosmoknowledge How do you know?
@@Cosmoknowledge Not really, there's hope in God.