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The world Community or those who have formed those organizations to protect against Asteroid should seek funding for the design of Space Rockets that can drill and cling to their surface in an amount that can steer it away when all is programmed to drift slowly away.They should make many of these Rockets to manage base on size.They should be able to work as a team.They can remove their drill and return to earth after each intercept.Hope Engineers look into this concept or similar ideas,because we will face this danger in the future.
I live near the Chesapeake bay, were a large asteroid hit in the late Eocene at the juncture of the James river and the bay and the Atlantic ocean. The crater is not evident from the surface, and the first clue to it's existence was a huge chunk of sediment on the continental shelf had been dislodged at some time in the past. There is also a stalagmites of monumental size in Luray Cavern that snapped of at the ceiling. On Maryland's eastern shore there was a disturbing problem, you could drill for a well in one spot and get salt water, move 50 feet drill again and get fresh water. Finally in the late 80's the did a deep sonar study of the lower Chesapeake bay and found the crater that spans the bay and the shore on both sides. The crater is 50 miles in diameter. More info can be gotten from the Maryland Geological Survey, in Annapolis Md.
Please stop using the Hiroshima bomb as a benchmark for damage comparisons. It was the shiny new toy of it's day and rightly feared but by today's standards it's laughably tiny. At just 15 kilotons it would be considered among the smallest nuclear weapons in the world if it were to be made today. Some of the largest current thermonuclear warheads in the modern arsenal sit at 25 megatons and are hundreds of times more powerful than the two dropped on Japan
I like how you demonstrate the pressure waves underneath the impact site traveling through the Earth. That would destabilize tectonic plates and volcanic eruptions. This shows how an impact event on one side of the planet would directly affect the entire globe.
The slab of iron in Namibia, it may have struck the Earth at a very shallow angle, at some other location and skipped there (like a flat rock on a lake), which would account for essentially no real surface damage. As for 1950AD, we already have figured out various ways to slightly alter the course of a meteoroid - so I bet in the next couple of hundred years, things can/will be done to just slightly alter its orbit so it does not plow into the Earth. Ditto Bennu
Another thousand years, that's good for us, potentially bad for those in the future. Nobody would know except for Keith Richards, he's already been through several of the earlier strikes.
I think volcanic. The islands in the center look like everything has been molten once. Akamiski island, south of there actually looks like it has been a floating landmass.
There's a crater that covers a vast portion of northern Quebec and Labrador , only discovered in recent years . I'm suprised it wasn't on the list , perhaps not researched thoroughly enough yet . It may possibly be older than any others on the list as well
The global fires are predicted to have been caused by ejecta raining down at sub orbital speeds, not a globe encircling atmospheric pressure wave, although that must have caused a regional thermal pressure wave and tornado-like winds.
Thank you, I liked the demos. I would really like to see what this looks like from the planet based on math. How the debris spread and how it looks say if you are on the other side of the planet when it hits. What is the last thing you see? I have found extremely complex math equations but absolutely no one has shown a demo of what that would look like. I know Nasa has seriously investigated this by shooting objects over 25k mph themselves in their lab and looking at the effects. But to date no one explains the effects say for instance on the stratosphere.
There is a dino docu out there about their last days, explaines good what would happen and in what order, including if you where on the other side of the planet.
I was around when the dinosaurs went extinct and believe me it was an awful event in time but i it waited out as the years went by and let me tell you the human race is in no position to face on another one of these. My home planet was destroyed by asteroids which is why im here. I like it here and plan to hang around for awhile. Great video.
In the 80s the local channel (KLAS Las Vegas) ran a promo for the 11 o'clock news "nuclear attack news at 11"… That left a very uncomfortable 20 minutes before the news to say the least! OUCH
There's never once been a case of a meteorite hitting the Earth. Meteors hit the earth, NOT meteorites. Meteorites are the detritus of meteors. There is a difference.
Right! But look how many ppl just sit in the left lane when they should be in the right. The public is a bumbling group of baboon bafoons. Or the ppl who drive solo w/ masks on?
A Meteorite CANNOT hit the Earth! It is a meteoroid that has survived atmospheric entry and has already reached the surface of the Earth, so it is already here. Unless you pick one up off the ground and throw it up or drop it, it can't hit the Earth.
As it quickly moves through the air it produces a Sonic Boom which is quite dangerous along its path. I haven't seen any reports from flying aircraft but we've seen videos of the ground.
Honestly a little surprised that huge chunk of iron found in Southern Africa is only 66 tons. I’d have thought a solid chunk of iron would be heavier than that.
I have a theory. I suspect there is an impact relatively “nearby” and that chunk is a piece of the debris that was ejected from that impact. So it was never moving fast enough to create its own crater. Or is it possible it entered the atmosphere at just the right angle as to roll a thousand miles before coming to rest there? Plus, why is it so square? Did people attempt to use the iron and nickel?
I liked it, but what about the Younger Dryas Impact Theory and the Carolina Bays? That big flat one in Africa has a date! The Academia statistics are crumbling with the Younger Dryas at 12,878 years ago, the Barringer Crater at 50ka the one stated at 70ka in Africa, the Greenland Hiawatha Crater, and the Carolina Bays. It seems we get major climatic changes much more often than ever thought before.
I used to worry about the world ending when I was in my teens. But as my mom's boyfriend at the time explain when you die that is the end of the world for you. Now I think more along those lines. I don't really worry about it much anymore. If it's going to happen there is nothing I can do to change it so why worry about it.
my father passed away in a car accident when I was 4 years old. death always scared me because I realized it could be around any turn.. literally.. recently I turned 27 and realized I made it past the age my father did and it scared me even more and still does, nothing wrong with that, it is natural to do so. But... it puts in perspective not to waste time, make the most of every day, and no matter what never regret your choices just deal with the consequences and march forward. Also, always tell your loved ones you love them anytime you talk or leave their presence, because it might very well be the last time you have the chance. As much as us humans believe we know, we don't know what will lie beyond our human consciousness and what is next after we pass away. Whether you're spiritual, religious or scientific, we have no clue what is behind that door. Absolutely natural and understandably reasonable to be fearful.
i still think we need to worry about Anubus.. it was discover 20-25 years ago and first announced it was on a collision coarse and would hit us in 2029.. they have since said it will pass between the earth and moon and has been hush hush for 15 years now
It would be more siutable to just go up to the Object and dig in ~100 Zar Bombs! 100× 58 MTs- even Bennu would get fucked hard!! The smaller pieces falling down will be much smaller and won't cause serious damage!! This is why nukes should exist!!
That doesn't make sense, jobs would slow down like all in coming meteors but not that much, puzzling. Maybe it came at a horizontal angle and cut through the land more than impacted it, but still idk that is what happened, guess we'll never know.
my idea is to either get space explosives, and blow it up, or get plenty of machines and push the meteorite away from earth and somewhere else, or you can just let it be and move to another planet, because by then, we would have already made life in mars
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Calling B S on this article. The biggest meteor that ever hit the earth was so big it caused a huge chunk of the the earth to break off and form the moon
They also said that they have record of. It could be that the event you're speaking of happened while there was no mantel and thus, there is no evidence of it existing
Please note, your video shows the meteors entering and transiting our atmosphere at “somewhat less” than 90 degrees.. Please help me understand just how it is that all the “impact creators” are nearly perfectly round. Not just here on earth. Look at our moon, all the other moons in our solar system and yes, look at the photographs of meteors we have from actual meteors in space as they are moving... ALL are nearly round. You say....
Regardless of angle of impact, a meteorite causes a release in energy that will always be circular. It was once believed for example that our moon must be littered with volcanoes for exactly the reason you inquire about, since all meteorites certainly cannot impact any planet or moon at exactly 90 degrees. But now it's well-understood that such impacts produce an explosive energy that does indeed radiate in all directions equally. Meteorites hit their targets with such force, the energy released is therefore akin to an explosion, and this will produce a circular impact crater, regardless of the angle at which it arrives. - j q t -
@@quill444 Meteorites do not hit their targets or impact any planet or moon because they do not move, they have already fallen... You are describing meteors...
With masses like that coming at that velocity I doubt there is anything we can do to stop it or even change its course! We think we know it all, but theres little we even know! What we think we know are based on assumptions!
There is something we can do. Develope the technique to divert the rock much further back in it's trajectory. You only need to divert it by few degrees,if you divert it early enough. Forget the dumbass movies. You can't blow up a body of rock into evenly divided pieces.
@@charlesbduke7947 yes, but won’t this require knowing/predicting pretty far in advance that there will be an impact? I worry that something that isn’t even intended to hit us could get hit by something else and be nudged off it’s course and then head straight for earth, without us getting enough of a warning to do anything about it.
@@nostrum6410 A nuclear weapon cannot do a thing to alter an asteroid's path towards Earth, on it's final orbit! If you are sure of an asteroids future orbits will in some time place it in a collision course with Earth, then go for it, waste an entire country's wealth in a vain attempt to nudge a rock and alter it's course. BTW the kinetic energy of the asteroid the ended the dinosaurs was estimated at 1 trillion Tsar Warheads (the largest explosion, man-made, ever).
@@larrydaniels6532 "on its final orbit" in this context doesn't make any sense. We can be reasonably sure where any known asteroid will be centuries ahead of time. How are we wasting the entire wealth of a nation? This bit is confusing too. And your math is orders of magnitude off, its 2 million times more (not a trillion), not that i see how thats relevant either
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What about the asteroid that hit Greenland, the asteroid that caused us to shift 23 degrees
chris laing I would like to hear more of it ,if you have a source please
You are amazing 😍 never stop the videos please!!
The world Community or those who have formed those organizations to protect against Asteroid should seek funding for the design of Space Rockets that can drill and cling to their surface in an amount that can steer it away when all is programmed to drift slowly away.They should make many of these Rockets to manage base on size.They should be able to work as a team.They can remove their drill and return to earth after each intercept.Hope Engineers look into this concept or similar ideas,because we will face this danger in the future.
What about the theory that a smaller planet hit the earth, eventually becoming the moon: even if it were much earlier on, what is the footprint?
I live near the Chesapeake bay, were a large asteroid hit in the late Eocene at the juncture of the James river and the bay and the Atlantic ocean. The crater is not evident from the surface, and the first clue to it's existence was a huge chunk of sediment on the continental shelf had been dislodged at some time in the past. There is also a stalagmites of monumental size in Luray Cavern that snapped of at the ceiling. On Maryland's eastern shore there was a disturbing problem, you could drill for a well in one spot and get salt water, move 50 feet drill again and get fresh water. Finally in the late 80's the did a deep sonar study of the lower Chesapeake bay and found the crater that spans the bay and the shore on both sides. The crater is 50 miles in diameter. More info can be gotten from the Maryland Geological Survey, in Annapolis Md.
Please stop using the Hiroshima bomb as a benchmark for damage comparisons. It was the shiny new toy of it's day and rightly feared but by today's standards it's laughably tiny. At just 15 kilotons it would be considered among the smallest nuclear weapons in the world if it were to be made today. Some of the largest current thermonuclear warheads in the modern arsenal sit at 25 megatons and are hundreds of times more powerful than the two dropped on Japan
The most modern thermonuclear weapon in the US inventory is the W88. Each warhead has a variable yield maxing out at 800 kilotons.
I like how you demonstrate the pressure waves underneath the impact site traveling through the Earth. That would destabilize tectonic plates and volcanic eruptions. This shows how an impact event on one side of the planet would directly affect the entire globe.
This channel deserves more subscribers
yes
At 528K now , curious to know how many subs the channel had when you made this comment
I do not agree. Lots of talk about very trivial things but not much scientific information. I suspect this is made for kids.
The slab of iron in Namibia, it may have struck the Earth at a very shallow angle, at some other location and skipped there (like a flat rock on a lake), which would account for essentially no real surface damage. As for 1950AD, we already have figured out various ways to slightly alter the course of a meteoroid - so I bet in the next couple of hundred years, things can/will be done to just slightly alter its orbit so it does not plow into the Earth. Ditto Bennu
Another thousand years, that's good for us, potentially bad for those in the future. Nobody would know except for Keith Richards, he's already been through several of the earlier strikes.
Look at the half circle on the eastern shore of the Hudson Bay. I'm almost certain that this was created by an very ancient astroid strike.
I think volcanic. The islands in the center look like everything has been molten once. Akamiski island, south of there actually looks like it has been a floating landmass.
You'd like randall carlson
@@matthewleonardi247 Thanks, I will check how m out
There's a crater that covers a vast portion of northern Quebec and Labrador , only discovered in recent years . I'm suprised it wasn't on the list , perhaps not researched thoroughly enough yet . It may possibly be older than any others on the list as well
a series of nukes would have little problem deflecting, if we have sufficient time
look at the circular ring in the middle of Australia.
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Yup, me too. Great content and very active channel.
Hoba Meteorite is in my home country🇳🇦 Namibia represent!🤘🏽
The global fires are predicted to have been caused by ejecta raining down at sub orbital speeds, not a globe encircling atmospheric pressure wave, although that must have caused a regional thermal pressure wave and tornado-like winds.
It's Enevitabl but when's our time 😬
If you like hearing about impacts in the earth watch Randall Carlson
The 2018 VP1 asteroid has a 0.41% chance (1 in 240) of impacting Earth on 2nd November 2020.
Thank you, I liked the demos. I would really like to see what this looks like from the planet based on math. How the debris spread and how it looks say if you are on the other side of the planet when it hits. What is the last thing you see? I have found extremely complex math equations but absolutely no one has shown a demo of what that would look like. I know Nasa has seriously investigated this by shooting objects over 25k mph themselves in their lab and looking at the effects. But to date no one explains the effects say for instance on the stratosphere.
There is a dino docu out there about their last days, explaines good what would happen and in what order, including if you where on the other side of the planet.
@@Makabert.Abylon do you know the name or have a link?
@@SiliconSmack m.th-cam.com/video/Oue2tDnPbjk/w-d-xo.html
What i find most amazing about it is how smal a f- ing rock can be and do so much damage..
th-cam.com/video/ya3w1bvaxaQ/w-d-xo.html now this isn't exactly what you were looking for but it's still very interesting
It's coming and you can't hide we are doomed.
What about that Mars size planet collided with earth to form our moon?
Nah that only left a scratch
@@XrandommonX more like a trench in the Pacific Ocean, go look it up
I agree with others that say this channel deserves more recognition, subbed and shared
I was around when the dinosaurs went extinct and believe me it was an awful event in time but i it waited out as the years went by and let me tell you the human race is in no position to face on another one of these. My home planet was destroyed by asteroids which is why im here. I like it here and plan to hang around for awhile. Great video.
>>> a 66 MILLION years old man ! hmmm....
XD I thought this was about a meteorite heading towards earth but this is a "What would happen?" Video thanks for the near heart attack my guy LMAO
In the 80s the local channel (KLAS Las Vegas) ran a promo for the 11 o'clock news "nuclear attack news at 11"… That left a very uncomfortable 20 minutes before the news to say the least! OUCH
Very interesting stuff!
things that hit the ocean leave no mark so the biggest impact might never be discou
Thanks for sharing.
Very nice and informative
There's never once been a case of a meteorite hitting the Earth. Meteors hit the earth, NOT meteorites.
Meteorites are the detritus of meteors.
There is a difference.
Right! But look how many ppl just sit in the left lane when they should be in the right. The public is a bumbling group of baboon bafoons. Or the ppl who drive solo w/ masks on?
distinction without a difference
Interesting and scary 😱😬
We live in a Cosmic Shooting Gallery! some of these monsters are the size of Mt Everest && come in at 50 000 ++ mph. YIKES!
you would not find out they would say its going to miss or it broke up or they wouldnt say anything at all ?
To be precise, a meteorite never hits the earth, a meteor does.
Excellent, stunning graphics thank you.
A Meteorite CANNOT hit the Earth! It is a meteoroid that has survived atmospheric entry and has already reached the surface of the Earth, so it is already here. Unless you pick one up off the ground and throw it up or drop it, it can't hit the Earth.
As it quickly moves through the air it produces a Sonic Boom which is quite dangerous along its path. I haven't seen any reports from flying aircraft but we've seen videos of the ground.
Well, we don't know what we don't know
Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
Awesome channel 👍
We will destroy ourselves bfr any cosmic event
Enjoyed this episode. Subbed!
Is it me, or ist it eerily deserted around craters?
Honestly a little surprised that huge chunk of iron found in Southern Africa is only 66 tons. I’d have thought a solid chunk of iron would be heavier than that.
It was transported there by an alien race about 8 to 12,000 years ago. This is why there's no crator associated with it.
I have a theory. I suspect there is an impact relatively “nearby” and that chunk is a piece of the debris that was ejected from that impact. So it was never moving fast enough to create its own crater. Or is it possible it entered the atmosphere at just the right angle as to roll a thousand miles before coming to rest there? Plus, why is it so square? Did people attempt to use the iron and nickel?
we've already submitted the paperwork, all the green lights are on, we're just waiting for that ASTEROID to Come On Down !!!!
I liked it, but what about the Younger Dryas Impact Theory and the Carolina Bays? That big flat one in Africa has a date! The Academia statistics are crumbling with the Younger Dryas at 12,878 years ago, the Barringer Crater at 50ka the one stated at 70ka in Africa, the Greenland Hiawatha Crater, and the Carolina Bays. It seems we get major climatic changes much more often than ever thought before.
It's okay we'll just send Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck up to deal with it.
I love this video & can’t wait to see movie!
Thank - you .
I used to worry about the world ending when I was in my teens. But as my mom's boyfriend at the time explain when you die that is the end of the world for you. Now I think more along those lines. I don't really worry about it much anymore. If it's going to happen there is nothing I can do to change it so why worry about it.
my father passed away in a car accident when I was 4 years old. death always scared me because I realized it could be around any turn.. literally.. recently I turned 27 and realized I made it past the age my father did and it scared me even more and still does, nothing wrong with that, it is natural to do so. But... it puts in perspective not to waste time, make the most of every day, and no matter what never regret your choices just deal with the consequences and march forward. Also, always tell your loved ones you love them anytime you talk or leave their presence, because it might very well be the last time you have the chance. As much as us humans believe we know, we don't know what will lie beyond our human consciousness and what is next after we pass away. Whether you're spiritual, religious or scientific, we have no clue what is behind that door. Absolutely natural and understandably reasonable to be fearful.
I hope your video is going to happen! God bless everyone 🙏♥️
i still think we need to worry about Anubus.. it was discover 20-25 years ago and first announced it was on a collision coarse and would hit us in 2029.. they have since said it will pass between the earth and moon and has been hush hush for 15 years now
Not Anubis, it’s Apophis. But you’re right other than that. I haven’t heard about that in years
It would be more siutable to just go up to the Object and dig in ~100 Zar Bombs! 100× 58 MTs- even Bennu would get fucked hard!! The smaller pieces falling down will be much smaller and won't cause serious damage!! This is why nukes should exist!!
It could hit earth in 2029
That doesn't make sense, jobs would slow down like all in coming meteors but not that much, puzzling. Maybe it came at a horizontal angle and cut through the land more than impacted it, but still idk that is what happened, guess we'll never know.
Would be even better if one hit Ibrox football stadium 🍀
Good job, man
Till then humanity is extinguished anyway
1908 one only 65-70m diameter and at nowhere, if anything larger than that in this present day, we are doom for sure
can i have the background link soundtrack? its so good ! :D
my idea is to either get space explosives, and blow it up, or get plenty of machines and push the meteorite away from earth and somewhere else, or you can just let it be and move to another planet, because by then, we would have already made life in mars
Good!
Maybe it’ll erase my student loans!! 😆
а зачем робо голосом было озвучивать? Если стесняетесь акцента , то не стоит, лучше намного чем робо голос
For a while, I thought that your channel name was Kosmic. As in, the Super Mario Bros champ.
Simon Cowell is that you? :)
What about Theia. By the definition given, it was a meteor.
Consequences of large meteoric impacts
Uh......
Well if it's big enough
We'll be in caves again
If humanity survives
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Nimitz
I say old chap , strike a light it's mary poppins
We are not to change their tragectory , we are to leave this planet and let nature do the rest .
Capt. Kirk to enterprise. Mr Scott... beam us up Scotty!!!!
Mr. Sulu..get us the fuck outta here now ...full speed ..now!!!!!!
Sad part is ...therrs nobody to get us outta here ...were Fucked y'all..goodbye See ya in Hell...
Calling B S on this article. The biggest meteor that ever hit the earth was so big it caused a huge chunk of the the earth to break off and form the moon
I believe it was a planet that collided with earth that formed the moon
They also said that they have record of. It could be that the event you're speaking of happened while there was no mantel and thus, there is no evidence of it existing
we must pray for our mother earht
I LOVE THE VIDEO
Meteorites come into the atmosphere at about 50 kim/second. I wonder how many miles/ hour that is?
Kirk Johnson 111,600 mph
@@DavidDowns61 Amazing. Thanks David
Meteorites do not come into the atmosphere. They are already on the ground as fallen meteors.
El esmoc es la enerjia nucliar
What Happens When A Comet Hits A Planet?
Smh
It’s refrigerator sized🤦🏾♂️
Your claim that the Permian extinction event was caused by a meteor impact in Antarctica is neither confirmed nor plausible.
If you stuck to the facts your programs would ONLY be 5 seconds long
All those just happen to be where the electromagnetic pole excursions went through
Lets hope they can re-direct the "Big One" to land on Baltimore.
나도 예전에 이에 대한 글을 쓴 적이 있었는데 (발표는 안 함), 그때는 남극에 있는 분화구의 이름이 정해지지 않았다고 (더 엄밀히 말하자면 있다는 주장이 있다고) 알려져 있었는데, 이제는 Wilkes-land 분화구로 이름이 붙어있군요. 흥미롭습니다. ^^
It has became necessarily necessary
Please note, your video shows the meteors entering and transiting our atmosphere at “somewhat less” than 90 degrees.. Please help me understand just how it is that all the “impact creators” are nearly perfectly round. Not just here on earth. Look at our moon, all the other moons in our solar system and yes, look at the photographs of meteors we have from actual meteors in space as they are moving... ALL are nearly round. You say....
StanJan1958 Says to me they are right. The Universe is flat.
Regardless of angle of impact, a meteorite causes a release in energy that will always be circular. It was once believed for example that our moon must be littered with volcanoes for exactly the reason you inquire about, since all meteorites certainly cannot impact any planet or moon at exactly 90 degrees. But now it's well-understood that such impacts produce an explosive energy that does indeed radiate in all directions equally. Meteorites hit their targets with such force, the energy released is therefore akin to an explosion, and this will produce a circular impact crater, regardless of the angle at which it arrives. - j q t -
@@quill444 Meteorites do not hit their targets or impact any planet or moon because they do not move, they have already fallen... You are describing meteors...
I found a meteor what do I do with it
Like the it
Should say that we know of
Does the Moon was the bigest object to hit the Earth?
估計劃過來自然而且有關規定
What Does This Place Look Like Today? It Probably Looks Like The North Pole.
El mundo seesta cargando de enerjia nuclear de gas techo Jesús barreglar este problema del mundo
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What Broke The Earth's Crust Into Plates?
Earths hot inner core ,called plate tectonics.
@@waltervelasquez3980 An Impact.
@@VerifyTheTruth why ask a question and then answer it yourself?
@@nostrum6410 Why Not Answer It?
@@nostrum6410 Here Is A Better Question. Why Lie About Geology?
Some of the graphics is inaccurate,.
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It would be nice to hear this in Standard measurement instead of metrics
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Aum vajrapani hum phat l yamakanta khatuneers l aum hiri shirthi vikrantans hum phat l
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1:25 meteorites can reach the surface, but meteors can't? O_o
@TheElectricnoob the term meteorite, made me think that they were just tiny fragments, broken off from a meteor. O_o
@TheElectricnoob Not when they do but after they have fallen...
With masses like that coming at that velocity I doubt there is anything we can do to stop it or even change its course! We think we know it all, but theres little we even know! What we think we know are based on assumptions!
There is something we can do. Develope the technique to divert the rock much further back in it's trajectory. You only need to divert it by few degrees,if you divert it early enough. Forget the dumbass movies. You can't blow up a body of rock into evenly divided pieces.
a little invention called nuclear weapons, you may have heard of them
@@charlesbduke7947 yes, but won’t this require knowing/predicting pretty far in advance that there will be an impact? I worry that something that isn’t even intended to hit us could get hit by something else and be nudged off it’s course and then head straight for earth, without us getting enough of a warning to do anything about it.
@@nostrum6410 A nuclear weapon cannot do a thing to alter an asteroid's path towards Earth, on it's final orbit! If you are sure of an asteroids future orbits will in some time place it in a collision course with Earth, then go for it, waste an entire country's wealth in a vain attempt to nudge a rock and alter it's course. BTW the kinetic energy of the asteroid the ended the dinosaurs was estimated at 1 trillion Tsar Warheads (the largest explosion, man-made, ever).
@@larrydaniels6532 "on its final orbit" in this context doesn't make any sense. We can be reasonably sure where any known asteroid will be centuries ahead of time. How are we wasting the entire wealth of a nation? This bit is confusing too. And your math is orders of magnitude off, its 2 million times more (not a trillion), not that i see how thats relevant either
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@@sunopolon2979 Write whatever you want
when you talk metters says also feet ok some of us is american
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they stole footage from a video on the science channel, plagiarism, thumbs down and reported
It might have been the “Last Day of the Dino
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