I like Amethyst

You're No. 1 because of all the funding and laboratory equipment not because of the quality of education. The Jackson School should be ashamed of its undergrad laboratory materials. They're outdated, flawed, and incoherent. The professors' focus is on research, not education, and it's wildly apparent.

I hate how the asteroid breaks when it hits the surface

Or avoid the department altogether and choose a STEM field with better career opportunities and competitive wages.

To short. Not much info.

Imagine what it would be like to witness this on camera (even though it's impossible because everything within over a thousand miles would be instantly obliterated, but just imagine)

Stoners

What a sh1t video

Very interesting content. The music is really terrible.

Bro I watch heartstoper too

Beauty

Was very excited to see what work was being done re these Methane cores UNTIL it was mentioned that one of the aspects of this research was to understand how this Methane could be used as a commercial energy source!!!!!! Here we go again, how do a few make billions of dollars from the ocean beds around the world! Isn't this what has brought us to so many of the problems we have foisted onto this planet....how to make money from the thing we live on, money that will only go into offshore billionaire's accounts! Yet one more problem we will create because of our greed! We start drilling and removing huge tracts of our ocean floors for profit.....how do we know what problems that could create? Very, very disappointed!

Nice tell you relationship

It's crazy that a 10km asteroid impacted the earth at hypersonic speeds, yet within 3 minutes the surface of the planet is back to normal, all flat as if nothing had happened.

thats a rock fact! - george

This is when the first Doblada was made.

The highest mountain peak in all of earth's history lasted for few minutes

The ejecta that came back down superheated the atmosphere and boiled off a meter of oceanwater.... GLoBaLlY.

meh. its not so bad

I love rocks

I read "The Swarm" by Frank Schatzing. So watch out!

Preconceived notions are not helpful and there are a couple of classic examples of this in interplanetary exploration. Probes have have shown that atmospheric carbon dioxide levels on Venus (96.5%) and Mars (96.0%) could not have been caused by the burning of 'fossil' fuels. Furthermore, we must ask: just how prevalent is atmospheric methane in our solar system? Earth …….. 2 ppm (parts per million) Jupiter ….. 3,000 ppm Saturn ..… 4,000 ppm Neptune .. 15,000 ppm Uranus …. 23,000 ppm Saturn's moon, Titan, hosts gigantic lakes brimming with liquid methane, constantly replenished by methane rain. Methane is not a 'fossil fuel' and is not biogenic in origin. What's the point of the NASA space program if its results are simply ignored?

Sll

I’m here now. So beautiful. That drive between Idaho Springs and Winter Park is breathtaking at times. Hook ‘em!

who knows what earth would’ve been like had this never hit. we Oddly have this asteroid to thank for our existence

I like how the Earth goes “burp!” about 320 seconds after consuming a particularly large meal

It would be bad for residents inside of 40 km, sure; that's in the crater proper. Nobody would want to be there. But out at 80 km the wall of raining ejecta is only about 1km thick. So... 50/50 survivable, by movie standards?

once they get into the water column methanotrophs will eat them up. fast.

Dino RIP

Ya, but Superman could stop it...

You have found the exact magic formula to show the formation of an enormous impact crater that is ... invisible.

In real time, thank you

how is it lagging my device?

The thing about the impact is that it wasn’t like in the movies, where the asteroid dramatically streaks across the sky in a cinematic fireball. One moment it was a perfectly normal day in the late Cretaceous. The next moment, the world had ended.

nah that exolosion was too crazy

Would this be the same molecule that is hiding frozen in our polar caps and when they gas out into the atmosphere due to the great thaw it is game over? Is'nt it enough that you Americans are fracking your entire continent and have an excess of methane that you are now exporting in leaky ships? You geeks need some other hobby... and when you go off with your pointless doctorates you will leave your unfinished tech in the hands of the big petro companies that lack any respect for humans or the planet...

It abruptly ended 🥺 I want more from this guy!

Would truly be a sight

The scariest part is when it crashed into the 150 meter or 175 meter shallow ocean the tsunami was as big as the shallow ocean and the air blast wouldve killed things 500 km away

One of the most amazing lecture I have ever attended Thank you so much -Tahseen

Is 65 million years ago

Just for clarification, 10km is jet cruising altitude, -11km is mariana trench depth... this asteroid punched a hole -30km into the mantle which then bounced up 20km 😮

hold the alpha boardroom in specific centres of body. hail the lord !

Beautiful video, and incredibly informative. Congrats!!!!

Promo sm 🤘

If you were standing 40 kms away you would be ejected to space? (space dinosaurs, lol)

Thanks, science bros.

Completely the wrong direction. Humans are toast.