ASTEROIDS Size Comparison 🌑

Hello everyone, today I bring you an impressive video of asteroid sizes, only some of them of course. You will see its enormous size compared to New York City, it is something awesome!
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Disclaimer The 433 Eros shape is not correct. It should be a long asteroid, not so spherical.
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[@MetaBallStudios]

⚠️⚠️Second part HERE !! More ASTEROIDS 👉👉kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2XMeJevo86Sbsk

[@kakasi_bs3352]

Йшоолйллдддддд Жз

[@amoseryo91]

Ok?

[@junkyupedia7348]

thank you ❤️😊

[@SAFIS448]

Nice

[@gladysrodriguez3208]

No way, it's imposible this continue uwu

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

These asteroids are larger than the ones that wiped out the dinosaurs. Imagine if something the size of Ceres hit earth right now.

[@user-jd7zj1bs7n]

I guess that would cause earth to become permanent uninhabitable planet..... I can't even imagine of the damage The whole planet will go back to the age when a mars sized planet striked earth, you remember that? The one that made moon

[@Aden068]

P : oh yeah 4.5 billion years ago.

[@rotnroll2117]

Just Some Guy without a Mustache Then there will be 3 moons at least.

[@sawyerprescott9650]

@@user-jd7zj1bs7n yea the one that turned the crust to fucking jello

[@rotnroll2117]

that asteroid 65M years ago creating the Chixculub is said to be only around 10kms wide..created 100m high tsunami coz water depth was only 100m..what a damage it caused..

[@Tinkatat84]

This went from being interesting to terrifying real quick...

[@shushuyu]

And those are just the ones we know. It really makes you think how insignificant we are compared to what's going on in our universe. Meanwhile leaders are destroying countries over oil and refusing to deal with our climate crises.

[@dee2109]

@@shushuyu who the fuck asked you for a fact check

[@yashgupta1724]

@@dee2109 he's just tryna flex i guess about his BIG BRAIN tHiNkINg

[@dvrro]

Fr tho like I got scared instantly

[@blubbber]

now imagine them realy laying around like that.... from 10 Hygiea on the ISS would crash into them.... even for 52 Europa it would be a close call.

[@MrHonification]

Lucky we have Jupiter, the solar system's vacuum cleaner.

[@tonlds]

😂😂😂

[@alexweber6702]

Is it really working like this?

[@okstar8371]

Alex Weber yes he has enormous strong gravity and literally cleaning and saving us from these big bois.

[@TheDareMaximus]

@@alexweber6702 it's not just jupiter it's all other gas giants

[@dhareshmullappalli929]

Thanks, Jupiter

[@AdamSmith-qu5bv]

It's very interesting to see how they get rounder and rounder as they get more massive. It's nice to see how powerful gravity can become when enough mass is gathered together.

[@Jasondurgen]

That’s because they eventually become actual moons/dwarf planets. Ceres is a dwarf planet, for example.

[@cheshirecat7819]

@@liletm3993 wut

[@Kurkimilis]

That’s called hydrostatic equilibrium. :)

[@peperoninja387]

@@liletm3993 pfft hehe nice one

[@elmothewise3915]

@@cheshirecat7819 hes calling flat earthers stupid

[@spaceeye4414]

At least their names don’t sound like someone slammed their face on their keyboard Yes im looking at you HD189733b

[@majot511]

*albert*

[@luisdb2844]

MAJOT新鞋 lmao I was about to say that

[@Hobgobbob]

Shaposhnikov

[@turkoositerapsidi]

Not all asteroids ar named yet, many small ones stil hav provisional designations.

[@Mx11999]

Family guy

[@Ana-je2tn]

I’m not dying to a asteroid named “Albert”

[@rhxz4160]

You and me both pal XD

[@Cinnamontoastcrunch1029]

XD

[@EvilMeganium]

Honestly, i would

[@KalashnikovCola]

"A chick called Albert" Edit: "FLAMINGO"

@Andrew Cox flamingo.

[@Gemnist98]

1:08 - 1:14 For anyone wondering, Chicxulub, the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs, was about halfway in diameter between these two asteroids.

[@meshellignacio]

Make more sense. 1000m = 1km. Height | 1m

[@cousycousy]

@@meshellignacio sorry, 10-15 humungous pizzas

[@violetpuddins]

@@cousycousyLOL

[@Kirt44]

It wasnt a asteroide that killed the dinosaurers it was a super volcano

[@ztgglis]

What two???

[@Vienna3080]

So Ceres and Hygia are you dwarf planets or Asteroids? “Yes”

[@torreswong3555]

@TimoPlaysYT Official 😂

[@mrtime1046]

@beep boop Beep Lutetia have core not like earth but its have partially differentiated into a molten interior and cooler exterior core

[@azeromega8509]

So Europa is a moon or an asteroid

[@mrtime1046]

@@jonashansen8907 come on dude How can a asteroid of 51 kilometer radius be exo planet 🤣

[@hhsgudn]

Ceres wasn't called "small planets" for no reason. Ceres used to be a planet but its process of becoming one was hindered because he had been hit with too much debris thus probably had its core cooled down. Well, according to some informations at least.

[@RobsWorld]

Crazy to think that an asteroid around 10km would be enough to decimate all life on the earth. Anything over that like some of these asteroids would be overkill--would probably rip a piece of the planet off and turn it back into a volcanic wasteland.

[@firozahmmed123]

oh hi rob's world

[@firozahmmed123]

you have a big brain

[@julianobrien4813]

I always knew we where insignificant but god damn that makes me feel small if something smaller than half that last one is enough to kill us

[@granddaddykaddy1788]

@n0rrisss the Tunguska event in 1908 is believed to be an asteroid between 40 and 200 meters. It leveled and incinerated 800 square miles of forest in Siberia. The asteroid that exploded in the atmosphere 10 miles over Chelyabinsk Russia in 2013 was 50 feet and broke every window and sent 1600 people to the hospital in 6 Russian cities. Had it been just slightly larger, or entered at a steeper angle or with more velocity thousands of people would be dead. If the Tunguska event happened to hit over NYC or London it would've killed every single person in the city. 150 feet... we know less than 1% of asteroids that size. We know 98% of the planet killers, but say Apophis were to hit the USA on Friday the 13th of April in 2029. It won't, it's going to miss us by 18,000 miles closer than our geosynchronous satellites and will be visible to the naked eye. But the point is it's "only" 370 meters and were it to hit us, or even hit our atmosphere and explode like Chelyabinsk and Tunguska, it would have an explosive force of 1200 Megatons. For comparison the nuke we dropped on Hiroshima was 0.015 Megatons. It would kill more people than if the Yellowstone supervolcano erupted. The power of asteroids and comets is incomprehensible to most people. We only know 27% of asteroids that size. But in 2022 a space telescope is going up and by 2032 we should know every asteroid over 140 meters, their orbits and trajectories so we should have a heads up on the city killers and beyond. But if there's not enough time or the asteroid is too large there's nothing we can do about it. Fun fact In 2017 it was discovered that the Taurid Meteor Stream we pass through every June and November contains hundreds if not thousands of asteroids between 200-400 meters. It's now the consensus belief that the Taurids are responsible for the Tunguska event, as well as the Younger Dryas impact 12,900 years ago that caused the mass extinction of Wooly mammoths, sabretooth tigers, the Clovis civilization and basically all large mammals. Global wildfires and erased a big chunk of human history and human civilization had to start over from scratch. It being 2020 and the way this year has gone I'm a bit nervous about when we pass through the Taurids in exactly one week lol

[@NathanChisholm041]

It will one day if the the sun hasn't enveloped it yet!

[@minhtuanphi7638]

First 3 asteroids Me: that some big ass-teroids After the 4th one Me: oh shiet...

[@galaxysamachan]

minhtuan phi Ceres:_*exists*_

[@divinecross1058]

Yo i said that same thing

[@foxtrujoe755]

Bro same 😂😂

[@Melveli]

You must be a fat ass kid

[@marquise7200]

Same

[@toasttea3200]

just imagine chilling in you city with no texture and suddenly big ass asteroids start appearing

[@onemoreoiw4397]

I'll be honest I laughed my ass off

[@TacticalBullets]

If one of them falls it's over for everyone, if ones knocks over all of them will fall

[@tazza11]

@@TacticalBullets early!!

[@LancasterBristow]

Just imagine earth with all these rocks stacked up in one place to make one tall Rocky Mountain. Would we need a space suit at the summit? 😊

[@XavierEwing-mw3qp]

This is so rare supper rare

[@tsuol7296]

Imagine being an awesome asteroid that could demolish an entire continent and humans named you Albert

[@joaquinlaroca2886]

The size of albert is enough to destroy a small country, not just a city

[@imsearching4yearsnowforana966]

@@joaquinlaroca2886 By saying a small country. Do you mean a country with the size of CHINA, maybe?

[@tsuol7296]

@@imsearching4yearsnowforana966 How can you say that China is a small country when it's in the top 15 largest countries in the world

[@tsuol7296]

@@joaquinlaroca2886 my bad

[@imsearching4yearsnowforana966]

@@tsuol7296 Because this asteroid cannot only destroy a small country. It can destroy whole Europe

[@ishavedoffallmyhair]

For those of you who get anxiety about this kind of thing, all the asteroids after Astrea are essentially considered minor planets and have a consistent rotation due to their size and gravity. They have about the same chance of colliding into us as the moon or even mars does. There are waay smaller asteroids than Shaposhnikov that have more of a chance of colliding with us than these dramatically large ones do. Idk if that makes yall feel better but it should. The majority of these are so far outside of the asteroid belt that you shouldn’t even give them a second thought. Just because these asteroids are in the video, it doesn’t insinuate that they are close to us or pose any danger.

[@chevalierdesangreal]

way smaller you mean like Phaethon that's big enought to knock us all the hell out of existence ? Sounds like what makes it better is how far and unlikely to hit they are than the size of any of them cause it really doesn't take the most impressive ones seen in the video to reboot that simulation real quick.

[@LancasterBristow]

Hmmm now WHAT IF all those big Astroids after Albert were stacked at one side of the earth like a big Rocky Mountain...? Would the peak of that mountain be tall enough to give us a good view of the earth horizon? 🤔

[@annraczok3163]

Comforting words. I guess.

[@l.clevelandmajor9931]

The last four are no longer considered asteroids. They are now classified as minor planets. Ceres even has tectonic and volcanic activity, as the recent probe has revealed. It is known that one or more of the other minor planets in the asteroid belt also display tectonic and volcanic activity.

[@frankdeutan]

@@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427 Will he come in an asteroid or a minor planet?

[@elliotpoco7539]

Its all a lie. They are asteroids. Stop fooling other people.

[@navistormrage5057]

@@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427 nope , but in 2025 something else will created by man

[@basilfawlty8244]

@@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427 What's Jesus gonna do when he gets here...?? Probably just hanging around again, I guess.....🤷‍♂️

[@wildwalkeruk]

I think they are asteroids due to their passage through space. Planets, dwarf planets and moons all orbit a planet or sun, these do not. I could be wrong of course, this is just my limited understanding.

[@PRISMADROID]

Huge respect to the person who grabbed the asteroids and put them on earth Also Made Sure they balanced them perfectly

[@YesSekupang]

No comment. But i write a comment🙄

[@kane2980]

XD

[@isaiahquiatchon]

I wanna drop an asteroid in to your house while your in it, Than you notice I'm the one who dropped it.

[@hirakjyotiroy6570]

This comment is so common 😂😂😂😂😂 then why do you believe in Jesus Christ? Did you personally meet him 😂

[@alfiejames8516]

Innit

[@slender5738]

Fun fact: aphophis might hit earth with 3% chance💀in 2029

[@wolfie733]

I WILL BE 19 😢

[@TheLangalear]

New studies show 0% chance of this city-killer hitting earth. That said, I'm still keeping tabs on this one.

[@La-PetitMort]

How can we raise the percentage?

[@T0tallyN0t_Asy4]

@@La-PetitMort💀💀💀💀

[@Kyle_Gaming14]

me in 2029: DUDE IM 16, I CANT DIE NOW

[@oneeco]

You know it's a big asteroid when the asteroid has asteroid impact craters.

[@pandrzewko2780]

Yeah I just wanted to say that.

[@georgeisaak5321]

Indeed !!!!

[@MyRockHoMama]

You know it’s a huge asteroid when it has its own moon

[@gamingwiththeed9552]

Hello!!Goodbye!!! In that point, it aint asteroid

[@turkoositerapsidi]

@@MyRockHoMama I think you hav never heard about still unnamed near_Earth asteroid 1994 CC. Its minor planet number is (136617), and it is about 650 meters across. It has 2 moons that ar atleast 50 meters diameter.

[@sniclops15]

My poor boy Ceres being called an asteroid over here. A "dwarf planet" was bad enough for his mental health, but you had to take it one extra step, huh. Edit: This was mostly meant as a sarcastic, jokey comment. Didn't know some people were gonna take it seriously. Y'all should chill. Also, yes, I know Ceres is in the Asteroid Belt. that doesn't make Ceres an asteroid. Ceres has been confirmed as a Dwarf planet. I also know that Ceres is female in Mythology. My bad, but I'm not changing the original comment. think of it as me referring to the dwarf planet, not the goddess I guess?

[@srbrant5391]

You get a gold star for that.

[@juanfernandez1696]

Actually Ceres is a girl. A goddess of the harvest to be exact.

[@theratman6468]

Ceres is only there to compare size.

[@GhalidiusTrident]

technically, ceres was originally classified as an asteroid then it became a dwarf planet just recently so its more or less an upgrade to be called a dwarf planet instead of a downgrade

[@PJSM94]

Dwarf Planet would he a compliment of anything. Ceres is smaller than Pluto and our Moon. It's large for an asteroid, but small otherwise.

[@elbryan4751]

And realizing that Ceres is just a tiny grain of sand compared to the Sun:/ Edit: OMG!!! THANKS FOR THE LIKES, NEVER HAD THIS MANY LIKES IN MY LIFE. TAKE CARE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE🥰🤗

[@demilembias2527]

Ceres isn't that big compared to the earth, even...

[@saintshaye1177]

Not big but will fuck the earth forever if it hits

[@KLK01]

Texas is bigger than ceres lol

[@lazyproeagle]

@@KLK01 So what if texas hit earth

[@Quicktwister]

Saint Shaye It would certainly wipe out all life on Earth.

[@covidoff]

The bigger they get, the more spherical they became. Gta love that gravity sculpting

[@sudeepoo7]

Every asteroid gangsta untill Ceres arrives.

[@sudeepoo7]

@@stormdesertstrike Is this line from transformers 5?

[@Joel_Fish]

For real 😂

[@stormdesertstrike]

@@sudeepoo7 Nope it's a reference from GTA 5

[@dumdumdawn6768]

TRANSFORMERS >:,D

[@777-x8v]

Ceres is a fucking planet you uneducated fUcks its shows the smallest pla et in our solar system just For COMPARISON so we see how big the biggest asteroid is (almost as big az the smallest planet) ceres

[@floram2820]

My anxiety went higher and higher as the asteroids got higher and higher 😳

[@reirei5555]

You mean bigger and bigger?

[@mrinal8140]

As I know that Ceres is the biggest asteroid ever found with diameter around 1000 kms. So I was not that excited but I was highly interested in Space. But as I came to know about Space, I started studying about big things instead of small things like asteroids. Now I study about like Supernova,Black Holes, Hawkins Radiation, Hypernova, Antimatter,Quark,Neutron Star,etc In KZbin.

[@mrinal8140]

The asteroid that wiped out dinosaurs is just 5 km in radius, and wiped out 75-90% Earth's population at that time. So I think an asteroid of radius 7.5 km could erase the whole population.

[@destro5451]

@@mrinal8140 how a 5 km asteroid kill all the dinos. They existed in different parts of earth right? Sorry if my question is dumb.

[@mrinal8140]

@@destro5451 I respect those who ask questions and has curiosity to know. Never think yourself a dumb. It is due to the Kinetic energy unleashed as the asteroid had a radius of 5km and was traveling at the speed of 20000-30000 miles per hour. So the Energy released killed the half of surface of globe from the point of impact in every direction. The other half died due to the starting of a cloud storm that covered the atmosphere of Earth for decades and that blocked the sunlight which is essential for living(but those animal survived who had small body mass which helped them to survive with small or less intake of food. Small body mass animals need less energy compared to those of large animals like dinosaurs). The impact has that much energy that it tossed many big pieces of Earth into outer space, when these pieces started falling back to Earth due to Earth's gravity from outer space, it killed the remaining other half of globe,flying dinosaurs and other flying creatures. As the clouds covered the surface for decades, this led to decrease in the temperature of Earth. This is the starting of Ice Age. It reduced the availability of food and shelter for animals, thus only small animals survived.

[@filipstrapko]

When the next asteroid is going to be shown, but you can’t see it for a moment. *Something’s wrong, I can feel it*

[@thog7653]

Filip Niggas coming at you with supersonic speeds

[@gergopiroska5749]

1:12 Why did i got goosebumps from this? Its just a giant rock

[@Wmafateh]

I think ur wondering thats a meteor that hits your house?

[@gergopiroska5749]

@@Wmafateh its most likely because of the music

[@Wmafateh]

@@gergopiroska5749 oh…

[@pzrk-sh8qh]

"This is not asteroid. This is a space station"

[@legogenius1667]

"That's no moon."

[@weebsters7181]

@@legogenius1667 "we're gonna need a bigger earth"

[@erenfloppafan]

Yare yare

[@iamwrong2239]

Would it not be mobile platform?

[@johnkoch3176]

Someday.

[@nonamejoname6728]

Two perspectives learned from this: how big asteroids are; how big the earth is.

[@Liamecker]

That doesn't matter When one of the bigger one Hits our Earth

[@HarshithKumarsimplicity]

thomas kendrick and how small we are ...!

[@PerfectlyFreedom]

I like your point of view.

[@zarpp9411]

You mean: How stony the astroids are and how big boötes void is.

[@Kehwanna]

I wonder if there is a super Earth, as in it is livable for Earth life and similar enough to Earth, in the universe that makes Earth look like pebble in comparison.

[@-stylish-]

*This video exists* 2020 disasters : You gave me an idea

[@owenSHOK]

*Oh no*

[@ashmarie513]

One is passing by us tonight

[@mcdanzy8379]

This video probably inspired by the news that a BigAss asteroid would hit earth and could wipe out Millions of life, again, like hundred other asteroid/meteor.

[@asfadanny]

*_DO IT BETCH I DARE YOU_*

[@ahmetkaraosman7509]

a star exploded too

[@alexanderdiaz7807]

I love how you used the music from blades and sorcery nomad lmao great video and comparisons between each one.

[@bubblesthebugeye8906]

Omg I was trying to figure that out cause it sounded like fighting music that I’ve listened to 😂 thanks

[@danielselli8619]

Funny how they get bigger and bigger and we go like "oh no" "that's not possible" "wow" "ouch"

[@simansi1948]

Yeah!

[@snowysnail2018]

I hate myself for saying this but... That’s what she said

[@wesleydiegomann6410]

AaBbCcDdEFfGgHhIiJjLlMmNnoOo

[@snowysnail2018]

@@NAZRULISLAM-kz6yc Lmao I'm sorry 😂 It's a running gag with family + friends and a lot of other ppl I'm pretty sure. This is the first time I've made a "that's what she said" joke haha

[@TheSkullConfernece]

Why would anyone say any of that about asteroid sizes? We live on a rock thousands of times larger than the largest asteroids.

[@RICOFRITO]

After the first few asteroids I said to myself "that's pretty big!", but when they pulled back further I said " holy sh*t! "

[@petergray2712]

Bear in mind that the Earth was struck by a Mars sized body named Theia in a collision that resulted in the formation of our moon.

[@dashiellgillingham4579]

We do have an asteroid defense system, it just happens step one is detection (that’s a pretty significant step one) and step two is talking every nuclear-capable nation on earth into working together for once, even if only for a few days or months, just so that step three doesn’t start the eleven minute clock. Space is big enough that you can nuke an asteroid until it’s orbit goes past you, or break a smaller one up enough that the atmosphere can take the hit.

[@oddpotato4038]

@@dashiellgillingham4579 step two is kinda hard unless every nations stopped being too salty with each other 😂

[@furiousroge3867]

Yes that is the point

[@elricthebald870]

@@OfficialQuerppMusic Even scarier is the fact we *WILL* get hit someday. Or at least one will be on a direct collision course. Let's hope it's small enough and at that time our technology advanced enough we can deflect it.

[@YourDailyBibleQuotes]

My comment was “imagine your entire species gets wiped out by a meteor named Albert” some of you guys are terrible guessers lool

[@jensenpierre1764]

Albert did it....😒

[@NamelessKnightt]

This post was made by the mammals gang

[@fatburger1802]

For fuck sake albert

[@spicychipgaming2080]

Imagine getting your whole human race clocked by a asteroid named Humphrey

[@bjorn3923]

bob tom even the small asteroid can level an entire portion of a city

[@BabluBlogger]

I love big one asteroid..and it's almost round shape 😊..i like it 👍👍👍

[@haywood3874]

Fun fact: Ceres was so big and due to the shape it’s now considered a dwarf planet

[@Tooyees12]

I doubt it, Pluto was so much bigger and they considered it didn't have the size enough to be one, it's more like a moon.

[@haywood3874]

Fredy Toyes The moon is actually just a bit smaller than mercury. Yet the moon is a moon not a dwarf planet. Ceres is now considered a dwarf planet.

[@Tooyees12]

I could believe you that Ceres would be considered as a planet because of other reasons and not Pluto, but not because of the size. And no... Mercury is bigger than the moon.

[@haywood3874]

Fredy Toyes They changed it mainly because of the size and shape. In order for an asteroid to be an asteroid it needs to be an irregular space object (ie. not a sphere). We can see that Ceres is not very irregular

[@bhajmansingh2332]

Holy sheit

[@CAshishRaj]

Fun Fact: While watching everyone was thinking, what damage these can cause.

[@thelight5662]

Definitely, yes

[@gabrielbuic1403]

No

[@dhruvtilara6962]

@@gabrielbuic1403 yes idiot

[@gabrielbuic1403]

@@dhruvtilara6962 No

[@rocky-jy5nx]

@@dhruvtilara6962 it was their opnion

[@moritzfriedrich]

Ladies and gentlemen, I just discovered that the channels name is actually "MetaBallStudios" and not "MeatballStudios" like I thought for over a year...

[@halointheworld]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@officertenpenny9792]

I thought it was metalballstudios

[@daPvta]

@@officertenpenny9792 me too

[@alexarcilla7615]

Lol

[@edwardyankie6914]

Atsa spicy metaball!

[@YamatoNaoe]

Mr Piranha:Once again the shape of the asteroid look like a butt Professor Marmalade: It's not a butt

[@jamvously7170]

Dang that went from a Pebble to a boulder real quick!

[@muhammadcalvin8281]

30 M into 370 M I was like "WTF"

[@Shin-mu7yc]

A “pebble”

[@dapperfield595]

Figure of speech

[@asianman7586]

A small rock the size of a large Boulder

[@extrility7086]

Why do i get a terraria flashback?

[@asneecrabbier3900]

fun fact: as they zoom out more, you can start seeing the curvature of the earth, BECAUSE THE EARTH IS SPHERICAL

[@InfernalLeo777]

Ceres.

[@fulanodetal7570]

"nO BrO, tHAt's cGI"

[@whoopshoopadoop8900]

WAKE UP SHEEEEPLE!

[@asneecrabbier3900]

uncle lover 1978 11 years ago what does Ceres have to do with all this

[@samarthaakte2893]

I think that's obvious.

[@ItsNotAllRainbows_and_Unicorns]

The city of New York must have been pissed off with the asteroids sitting on their turf.

[@liaminelli9085]

Pea Stone we’re so triggered up here

[@ItsNotAllRainbows_and_Unicorns]

@old rabidus Bloomberg will announce a portion cap rule. Anything over a certain size will be taxed accordingly.

[@tomwolf8721]

San Francisco?

[@ItsNotAllRainbows_and_Unicorns]

@@tomwolf8721 Well, to be fair there is the freedom tower and other noticeable buildings that surround it, heliny.com/the-freedom-tower/ earth.google.com/web/search/Freedom+Tower,+World+Trade+Center,+New+York,+NY,+USA/@40.71267973,-74.01335701,1.22764019a,1206.29493926d,35y,-0h,0t,0r/data=CigiJgokCYWCjXCmZURAEYsVPTNCTkRAGRUQyRD-fVLAIRu8Dyp2jlLA The Eiffel Tower throws it off a little, but it's used as a comparison.

[@pabliux142]

Hey’ this is new yoaak’ move it honey!

[@Mastercrack_GS]

0:06, It says that asteroid 2008 TC3, its reentry explosion was equivalent to 0.9 to 2.1 kilotons of TNT, the Beirut explosion was 2020 was only 1.1 kilotons of TNT.

[@RyGuy36]

"How big is Ceres?" "one" "one what?" "one MEGAMETER"

[@Vengir]

It's almost 1000km, which is 1 Mm (megameter, not to be confused with mm - millimeter). It's not a unit that is normally used, but technically it exists.

[@christopherdomingo5203]

One moon

[@Okwardi]

Christopher Domingo it’s barley the size of the moon, but yes, it’s big indeed.

[@christopherdomingo5203]

It is one third of the moon...

[@christopherdomingo5203]

But yeah, sure

[@razvandobos9759]

Do future skyscrapers size comparsion.

[@t-moor6668]

+

[@franoparapat5501]

Proposed skyscraper & structures too

[@Akainu_D._Ace]

There's so many video makers who already produce many videos about it. So Boring...

[@johnturner4400]

Akainu D. Ace. Don’t watch then

[@JuanDelgado-vk4sq]

Akainu D. Ace go back to bed and shut up

[@thehh5118]

**Ceres arrives into Earth's orbit** Earth: Why do I hear boss music?

[@Ram-hy8dc]

😂😂😂

[@turkoositerapsidi]

Pluto would be the final boss then.

[@telosdal359]

Ceres is the one who gets destroyed

[@tgdelta]

Hey Siri, play “God Shattering Star”

[@koetekage2802]

@@oddflexbutok7384 it would take more distance and momentum to do that, unlike the moon which is 3 times its size and could easily smash earth into pieces.

[@Nonamelol.]

This almost seems unbelievable until you consider the fact that there’s an asteroid named Albert.

[@Jazzitiswhatitis]

Every time I thought "So THAT'S the biggest." another one showed up even bigger and honestly my jaw was hanging open by Ceres

[@el_kommander8924]

lol same

[@bendeller2602]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/moLaZapvjMyLmbM this is a simulation of ceres hit earth its terrifying!!!

[@subaruakehoshilover]

@Ari Grossman yeah i memorized the link

[@VortexKiller2]

@@bendeller2602 you ass, I got rick rolled

[@beazrichz973]

Asteroids might be a danger to earth but earth itself can be dangerous. Some volcanic eruptions can also be extinction level disasters to us. These eruptions are called Supervolcanos, Yellowstone, Lake Toba are notable examples of supervolcanos. To give a perspective as to how gigantic and dangerous these eruptions are, one super eruption alone emits enough ash to cover an entire continent in 3 to 5 feet of ash and big enough to affect the whole planet and put earth in a 10 year mini ice age, and no growing season at all. These volcanic eruptions are so huge that it is visible in space, they can dwarf major cities like NYC, or Los Angeles, reach as high as the Stratosphere, and kill billions of people.

[@pseudostew]

The ominous music had me believing that they were all on their way.

[@introgauge]

Nah just Apophis :)

[@Rainy_Sky2004]

@pseudostew lmao it’s the soundtrack from the VR game blade and sorcery

[@elparcero8232]

I felt the same way. 😂😂😂

[@JuShen]

pseudostew eros gonna strike uranus soon

[@retro9173]

pseudostew - 😂🤣😂

[@1mogan752]

showing asteroids that could wipe out the entire human race Also: playing exciting instrumental music

[@infinx9997]

i'd say its dramatic

[@blerimkuqo3321]

What are you talking about. That’s more dramatic

[@j.r.r.tolkee7000]

Should have been paired with "Why Can't We Be Friends?" by War. Missed opportunity, that.

[@youtubeisgay6701]

1:12 kinda sounds scary

[@richardvandergraaff1394]

5km was the astroid that wiped dinos, so everything after that is gonna wipe the whole planet

[@tocastars161]

am i the only one who was thinking “i hope this lands on my head one day” was i ..

[@112mirai]

"When you don't see the next Asteroid" Something's Big i can feel it

[@kerem_9181]

Hell yah u right

[@kerem_9181]

I mean i felt the same

[@Corbych]

gay

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

@@Corbych haha

[@yarik6543]

ً lmfao lol 😂😂🤣😂

[@chichan9013]

*Why didn't Pluto organise his birthday party?* He couldn't planet.

[@abc4356]

You here too?

[@joeshmo2117]

😂 that was good

[@SoccerFury08]

Let's get married

[@underlord3761]

See yourself out please 👉🏾

[@michaelrichards6826]

Why did Australia ditch its plan to have control fires? Cause that plan went up in flames...😅😓

[@laeltassew861]

I thought the dinosaurs were just being dramatic 🙄.

[@rudolph6747]

They were

[@nayy_ira6697]

@@rudolph6747 No

[@OG-RAM]

@@nayy_ira6697 yes

[@Isokatmydydecsf]

@@OG-RAM no

[@arishem007]

@@Isokatmydydecsf *Yesn't*

[@cawsomeaolin]

Ok which do I pick 1. “Damn the biggest one is a perfect circle” 2. “Wow everyone is saying Apophis is gonna end the world when it’s only the size of the Eiffel tower”

[@Object280NL]

1

[@Object280NL]

100 percent

[@anyoneofus9948]

Fun fact; human have been around long enough to see two big asteriod strikes. The last one was only 12,900 years ago!

[@mohdzairul1158]

Noice!

[@nxro4737]

*Only* 12,900 years

[@sunchips18]

@@nxro4737 On a cosmic scale, that’s barely anything.

[@uk0wn0]

Noice

[@schenkster512]

𝗢𝗻𝗹𝘆

[@kiddfaith4397]

If anyone’s wondering, Ceres has been reclassified as minor/dwarf planet, and Ceres even has some tectonic activity. Planets, dwarf planets and moons are round because at a certain point their mass is great enough to gain noticeable gravity. Their gravitational field acts as though it originates from the center of the body and pulls everything toward it. With its large body and internal heating from radioactive elements, a planet behaves like a fluid, and over long periods of time succumbs to the gravitational pull from its center of gravity. The only way to get all the mass as close to planet's center of gravity as possible is to form a sphere. The technical name for this process is "isostatic adjustment." With much smaller bodies, such as the 20-kilometer asteroids we have seen in recent spacecraft images, the gravitational pull is too weak to overcome the asteroid's mechanical strength. As a result, these bodies do not form spheres. Rather they maintain irregular, fragmentary shapes.

[@EmmaRichardson]

Nicely explained, was just going to comment that Ceres is a dwarf planet 😁

[@EzequielFerrari22]

That's a great explanation! Thanks for that!

[@G6JPG]

@@EzequielFerrari22 It's not _that_ great; "at a certain point their mass is great enough to gain gravity" - no, there is no "point" - all mass has gravity; just the bigger it is, the _more_ gravity it has, so more likely to cause roundness. But there's no cutoff point below which they don't have gravity.

[@historiaearqueologia]

Ceres is a dwarf planet

[@Nguyenthithutrang2006]

ceres is a small planet, but its destructive power when it hits the earth is really terrible

[@lazyman2451]

We are so thankful for having Jupiter protecting us.

[@jazzyluv8404]

I think u mean Jupiter. Asteroids have been hitting Jupiter

[@lazyman2451]

@@jazzyluv8404 there i changes it.

[@stevehoward3541]

Yes agreed ..thanks Jupe

[@DirkDirk1983]

Jupiter can also be the reason why an asteroid will hit us. 😉

[@DirkDirk1983]

@Rockout Lephillip the same way it does protect us. Changing course of Asteroids due to its massive gravity.

[@AlbertCloete]

Spoiler: There is no yo mama joke at the end.

[@billtree52]

Wasted opportunity in every video

[@Dev_dom6996]

@Bill Karn LMAO

[@dannytex6744]

😞👌

[@Julian-nh5yu]

Nobody expected that so

[@KaysPlushVideos]

Albert Cloete dun Dun DUNNNNN

[@starcluster2593]

The dinosaur killing meteorite was 10 to 15 km big 243 could eliminate ALL LIFE on earth

[@alvaromarcos4984]

Pray to the lord

[@user-fg3dz5kv7q]

Would, not could. And it would destroy our planet :)

[@kyantrussell555]

The aurora unit 243?

[@lenslovak2555]

Nope ! it just be a pluss mass to the earth history what will build into the bedrock of the earth the greavity will don't let the earth to deform and the life is appier wery quicly after the event, do the wanter still on the earth. You probably die but this just a small hit, and the LIFE don't care about it ! Humans can even destroy the earth just our self ! A mayor nuclear armegedon only less 2000-4000 years. nothing compaire the earth history. asteroid inpacth can less 23000 years with still nothing. Life is NOT easy to remove, nearly inpossible !

[@adriana-istrate]

@@user-fg3dz5kv7q no. I always see People saying asteroid Will destroy earth, but that's stupid. It would destroy life, but earth can't get destroyed by an asteroid, it's just Impossible.

[@ObezJaz]

Ceres has so much mass that he become a sphere because of the gravitation, he is like a mini planet or a moon

[@justin82027]

Ceres is a dwarf planet

[@SandiaBueno]

I know I was think of that

[@enriquegarcia2790]

Ceres is the ancient remains of the planet that used to be between Mars and Jupiter. It's corpse now makes up the astroid belt. Ceres is the biggest astroid in the astroid belt.

[@ballsucker28]

Ohh so now big rocks have genders?

[@rickyh527]

@@ballsucker28 non-binary

[@lux_nemesis]

What software do you make the models with?

[@MrRasZee]

ceres is so big it has gravitational roundness...surely its not considered an asteroid

[@demonikreaper6139]

It is a dwarf planet.

[@bigdickpornsuperstar]

It has been classified as a Dwarf Planet since 2011.... along with Eris, Haumea, Makemake, and Pluto

[@mikej8832]

Pluto will always be a planet to me...

[@dashiellgillingham4579]

The current debate is along the lines of; ‘are there no planets, infinite planets; most of them ‘dwarfs’ and some ‘asteroids’ that can be as small as pebbles, or is ‘planet’ a title we assign to special asteroids dependent wholly on our whim?’ Because things in space just scale up and down without regard for human opinions or our desire for categories. There’s every single size of thing between an atom and a galaxy made out of every single thing a thing can be made out of out there, and Pluto’s planethood was the most recent casualty of the multi-generational argument.

[@MrRasZee]

@@dashiellgillingham4579 maybe a planet needs to have a moon...ceres is smaller then our moon...i can agree ceres is a dwarf planet

[@malsypright]

New York: "Stop crushing us please."

[@theburritosalad1956]

Malsy Pright underrated comment

[@abrahamlincoln7912]

New York is literally the standard demo for all mass destruction experiments.

[@captivesojourner]

Malsy Pright colon comments .... original

[@Q50rs400]

Lmfao 😭

[@journeyyyyyy]

Yeah we just gonna ignore the Eiffel tower

[@chunkystains8950]

"Eros" is the god of love. Imagine Cupid hitting you with that arrow. lol

[@jebes909090]

That's about the size if the one that killed off the dinosaurs

[@hihi-nm3uy]

this is completely offtopic but i respect your ramona flowers pfp

[@turkoositerapsidi]

Eros IS near-Earth asteroid. However it does NOT cross paths with Earth.

[@tiny8587]

Eros is the restaurant of my classmate.

[@ahmadnurzam7402]

Eros means perverted thing in Japanese, so Cupid maybe close!

[@tenderstar]

Thanks for sling shotting a "Little" rock from space and wiping out dinosaurs :)

[@hand2032]

When the asteroid gets hit by other asteroids *friendly fire*

[@bulkprintingpress3362]

no FIRE RESISTANCE

[@Zaz5y]

bruh69 Friendly fire will not be tolerated

[@rmissing3361]

They are bullies

[@Layforce88]

it's interesting how as they get bigger, they get spherical, gravity is an amazing thing.

[@uuespces]

I think that a lot depends on their composition and on how hot they were when they were born. Being hot and liquid, even small bodies can take a spherical shape.

[@Josh-st6sx]

That's a common thing when talking about planets, one criteria a celestial body has to have to be deemed a planet is a spherical shape, so usually once planets reach a certain mass they obtain enough gravity to be able to kind of mold onto a more spherical object

[@Final-Ts]

@@Josh-st6sx That is correct sir. It's also one of the reasons why Pluto got kicked out of the planet-club.

[@akshaykataria5210]

I noticed the same

[@FunniestAISongs]

It’s spherical...SPHERICALLL!!!!

[@bapenbhd6359]

size of the bite my friend takes from my hamburger is still bigger...

[@onepunch-_-yt5175]

😂

[@nxytmare]

who takes a bite from someone else's burger

[@karamus962]

Ikr lmao

[@santhoshs1798]

🤣🤣🤣

[@auroraskywalker4475]

Silly! Lol 😂

[@lilpestcontrol]

Fun fact : The asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs, The Chicxulub impactor is estimated to have been about 10 to 15 kilometers (6 to 9 miles) in diameter.

[@loganlake8783]

God showing off his version of the infinity stones.

[@beiiance]

Lmao

[@spandexspleen]

Dinosaurs be like: this is what it feels like to be in our place!

[@fgip358]

Kafair

[@TheRockyCrowe]

Lmfao 🤣🤣

[@nekoboi3320]

Bro not cool

[@kalpitnigam]

*Noteworthy fact* : As the size increases *asteroids* become *rounder* .

[@sahar4450]

Well then whats going on with castalia??

[@whYLiE09]

Wouldn't it be *More round* ? Is "rounder" even a word?

[@kalpitnigam]

@@whYLiE09 Thanks for rectifying me.

[@kgthompson5814]

Yup Hes from India

[@kalpitnigam]

@@kgthompson5814 how do you know that?

[@hansthiele1053]

Didn't know these rocks were laying around Earth

[@jfvisuals8]

Hans Thiele 🤣

[@ssgssjaiden7404]

No they're in space lmao

[@ssgssjaiden7404]

@@danmega6700 I know 🤣🤣

[@kysrussiansandindians0]

They're buried underground deep

[@woxxehr177]

@@ssgssjaiden7404 r/whoosh

[@justsean5774]

I'm back a year later and this video still scares the shit outta me that one at the end especially

[@rol271]

Imagine if Ceres goes like "man, fuck earth"

[@odonnysville3013]

LMAOO undderated comment

[@sophie.ahs.]

Sweet home Alabama

[@ezrolly898]

The fact that it thinks is even more scary

[@delani7617]

Me:imma go read the Bible heaven here I come !!!!

[@leopard2a786]

Well any asteroid with the diameter of 10km+ would cause a mass extinction and wipe out about 70-80% of all life on earth.

[@sophiamariecruz987]

Imaging getting your whole race getting destroyed by a asteroid named albert

[@MareTranquil]

The one that has had a tiny chance of hitting Earth is named "Apophis", after the egyptian serpent god that embodies chaos. That sounded a lot more fitting.

[@SplashX]

My name is Albert lol

[@MyBrainGlows]

The good thing is: Nobody will remember

[@atompunk456]

Bruh

[@josemartinez4226]

@@MareTranquil thanks for the scare going to go scream in my pillow that we're all going to die

[@wattlebough]

I don’t want any of them landing in my front yard.

[@manusiaberuntung891]

Why?

[@harleyhawk7959]

you would never know

[@wattlebough]

Manusia Beruntung They’d ruin my rose garden.

[@yotengo2807]

Iconoclasticnation alr

[@raymondjosh781]

Do u even have one

[@OnlyBanzho]

It looks like one big transformation into a planet. Impressive indeed.

[@jegges6341]

"Ceres is an asteroid" - You just triggered 80% of all Ceresians.

[@МаксимДегтярев-н5м]

who are the others 20%

[@robezy0]

@@МаксимДегтярев-н5м Immigrants from Pluto, everybody knows that c'mon

[@theaveragecomment1014]

@@robezy0 lmao

[@TB-ModelRR]

Eh, don't take much anymore to trigger really.

[@MBCsi]

Remember the Cant...

[@MareTranquil]

An interesting little thing to note: Up to ~200km, they essentially have random shapes. But after that, they get more spherical the bigger they are. Thats because at that size, they exert enough gravity to form themselves into something round.

[@manofsteel8728]

no shit

[@surfingtothestars]

K?......

[@sebastianortizalvarez5634]

Like little moons

[@Bitchslapper316]

Yeah that and they aren't classified as asteroids. For example Cerces is a dwarf planet and is in a stable orbit around the sun. It would be like putting Mars or Mercury on this list.

[@بوذراعمنذر]

MAIEBE WE COLD HAVE A SECOND MOON IF ONE OF THEM STARTS TO ORBIT AROUND THE EARTH

[@rishbh5581]

*Well my screen is still the Bigger. they fit all in my screen*

[@rishabhtiwari6861]

: XD *I'll Subscribed Your channel Hope Your Challenge Will Be Completed Soon* :)

[@kSubscriberschallengewit-md2nv]

Hat's off🖖

[@nzllaser5032]

🤣🤣🤣

[@syahiralmadani1753]

YEAH. LOL. KWKWKWKWKWKWKWKW

[@aquarius5264]

broken english

[@fernandochaves9665]

Your best video till now. Asteroids fascinate people in a strange way..

[@elithegreat6463]

If these hit us, let it happen before the 27th cause that when my car payment is due 👍

[@rojaramillo]

NYC has everything, the eiffel tower and a bunch of giant rocks...

[@cupcakegaming2077]

i don't think NYC has the eiffel tower...

[@jhenwiener9725]

@@cupcakegaming2077 have you heard of a joke

[@cupcakegaming2077]

@@jhenwiener9725 wait it was a joke?

[@rojaramillo]

@@cupcakegaming2077 hahaha it's just because the eiffel tower appears compared to the size of Apophis on the video hahaha LOL greetings bro!

[@cupcakegaming2077]

thanks haha :)

[@lmurphy0000]

Everyone's gangsta until the planet decides to be an asteroid for a bit.

[@multidigitunhengedmigit]

Humans: well this is it goodbye earth. Dinosaurs: What again?

[@greatlordofswamp2702]

I think that a crash comparison would be cool, like how much damage each asteroid does.

[@danpineda4447]

youre insane! you just want to watch the world burn to the ground .. do you kiss your mother with those thoughts?

[@avenol9946]

Total. All of them, Eros and up. Total damage. The end of all things.

[@ansh6370]

The one which resulted in the extinction of the dinosaurs was only 1 km wide, and even that caused tsunamis upto a height of 100 km. Just imagine what would happen if asteroids like vesta or Ceres collide.

[@soniccinos]

@@ansh6370 Ceres would crack the earth in pieces, with if a full collision 🤔

[@alexanderbudianto7794]

That would depend on the velocity, though. How fast should they be assumed to be going at?

[@Legendarial]

Every time MetaBallStudios has an idea for a new video: New York: *Aw Sh!t here we go again*

[@DawahTrucker2024]

😂😂😂😂😂😆😆😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@top5earth907]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mavSc2yfr7iEd6s

[@top5earth907]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mavSc2yfr7iEd6s

[@maria-melek]

Lmao 😂

[@kuna1699]

The creator of this video: „I‘m bored, let‘s scare the shit out of humanity!“

[@babyyellowcheese6597]

1 month no reply

[@beep.boopwall]

@@babyyellowcheese6597 sad

[@tananam9782]

Why are you afraid of size comparisons?

[@eddyhoopin]

@@tananam9782 cause it shows how big the things that (could very very possibly) wipe us all out can get

[@tananam9782]

@@eddyhoopin How is something's relative size indicative of it's potential risk to humanity? The Andromeda Galaxy, closest to us, is very big indeed. It's even headed toward us. But as a galactic collision is several billions of years away, I'm not too worried on its impact on humanity. Likewise, just because there are large bodies inside the solar system, that doesn't mean they pose any threat to Earth. Indeed, the biggest threat comes from those objects we haven't yet discovered. Mostly much smaller objects that share the region within our orbit of the sun. Those larger asteroidal objects have fairly stable orbits, and even if they got knocked out of orbit, and they were to fall closer to the sun, it would be a very, very long time indeed before they got close. And then, the chances of hitting us are still very remote. No, it's the stuff we can't see that is the risk, not the stuff we've cataloged and have observed as being stable. Why aren't you worried about being swallowed up by Jupiter? It's the same thing.

[@dnd172]

I like how the recent videos went away from saying MBS studios to avoid confusion with the crown prince.

[@warrxnt]

Those aren’t asteroids those are damn moons

[@diegomedina9637]

*Gru would like to know your location*

[@tippytoes2951]

Ceres is the only one that is technically a moon since It orbits Pluto. None of the other ones orbit planetary bodies, they orbit the sun.

[@tippytoes2951]

brobbus0 sorry my bad

[@nathancalica4682]

Ikr europa is a frickin moon of jupiter and ceres os a damn dwarf planet

[@thatonepseudotwin7775]

@@nathancalica4682 Europa is a moon. 52 europa is an asteroid. And an asteroid only becomes a moon once its in orbit around a larger body, size means nothing in that classification.

[@adamlia353]

I love how he used nyc to compare the size but it's still shown in metric system and not in eagles per glock square.

[@josephstalin3170]

WARNING: NOT FAKE! An asteroid is currently approaching the earth at very high speeds and is gonna approximately hit earth in 8 years!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn2vpmSlh8ZrkM0

[@adamlia353]

@@josephstalin3170 bruh

[@user-mz6zn1od9h]

XD

[@majeedmamah7457]

@@josephstalin3170 yh we know Apophis right? It'll just pass by.

[@mechagodzilla8808]

@@josephstalin3170 1uuuuuiuyyyyuy

[@lesgo7141]

People: We are the most important thing in the universe Ceres: Sure.

[@jbangz2023]

Just because Ceres is that big, how about the virus that could wipe out humanity.

[@numedeutilizator0043]

@@jbangz2023 are you mentally special? Corona virus wipe out humanity? Only elders and small children died from it ( and people who already had some bad health issues). The bad thing with it is that it spreds pretty damn fast

[@ayushFos]

Universe is far-fetched. Maybe in our solar system. Even in solar system, we aren't important by any means

[@JohanDavid]

SUN!

[@spaceeye4414]

les go how is ceres important

[@STOPTHECLOWNS581]

The fourth one is going to come very close to earth in 2029 and if it passes the keyhole it will 100% hit us in 2036

[@philipmartin5858]

Im not worried, just stand under a door frame.

[@JesterLegend4life]

? I didn't get it

[@richardr7947]

@@JesterLegend4life They are being funny about the door frame lol

[@Hawken54]

Wile E Coyote used an umbrella.

[@HiAdrian]

Just 🦆 and Cover 👍

[@Tsamokie]

Duck and cover. We boomers remember that meme.

[@2nd3rd1st]

0:30 city killers 1:15 country killers 1:30 continent killers 1:50 planet killers

[@adriana-istrate]

A planet cannot be Killed by an asteroid, why does everyone think about it tho

[@olyakozak5645]

It's a good idea, if someone mining It...

[@KLK01]

@@adriana-istrate For real not even if the moon just clashed with earth it still wouldn't destroy it, just make inhabitable.

[@adriana-istrate]

@jaue82 Yes, it would wipe out all the life (unless tardigrades survive) but the planet could become habitable again due to underground water and ice at the poles. And i meant it cannot destroy a planet, but it can destroy life on it.

[@adriana-istrate]

@@KLK01 not even Mars. But Venus could create a total chaos

[@pisulolol]

the dislikes are obviously from undercover dinosaurs pretending to be humans

[@acegames2995]

They are dead stupid

[@pisulolol]

dinosaurs aren’t dead, how would they be dead if I said they disliked the video

[@jagrajbriah2823]

Skyler Yu he is talking about the ones who survived and are secretly humans 🤫

[@colinmacquade9081]

I know right. @Skyler Nu, techincally some survived. birds are their ancestors, that why birds of prey are sometimes named after raptors

[@mohamedantar281]

@@acegames2995 cant take jokes lol

[@Iceprince_sunghoon124]

*Props to the cameraman who recorded this*

[@sillynoodles2360]

Imagine Europe getting wiped out by Europa

[@cheems0]

L0L

[@kayebarrun1568]

😂😂😂

[@Ross-bc2iz]

@Hastala vista its not

[@Bruh-hq1hx]

And then Europa the moon Hits Europa the asteroid and then we get Europa the Planet

[@juicemanayden5738]

Ist europa a moon of Jupiter

[@josephpearson7164]

I feel a bit less concerned about the weight I've gained. Thanks.

[@madbb0147]

Michael Ross this might be random but you look hot in ur pfp

[@Meeminator]

Michael Ross has anyone ever told you that you have the writing abilities of a chipmunk with cerebral palsy?

[@madbb0147]

Michael Ross Why are you angry, it was a compliment :(

[@nocount7517]

@@madbb0147 It's because he's a tween edgelord.

[@IsaiahGamers]

A mars colonization doesn’t sound so bad now

[@koetekage2802]

XD

[@nitinhoskote9369]

Mars is more prone to such a disaster

[@Maplelust]

it still does.

[@olympia5758]

Don't worry, Jupiter's gravity is so powerful that it sucks in the giant race-wiping asteroids coming to Earth every year. We have nothing to worry about.

[@_martian101]

You think mars is safe? That planet is even worst than earth xD

[@GiganRex4000]

Ceres got classified as a dwarf planet since 2006 due to the size of it which it qualifies to be a dwarf planet and the way it is shaped