Space Smash | Space Debris Alert

[@DrKuryakin]

tip for aliens trying to find proof of human life in the vast of space ... follow the trash

[@deoglemnaco7025]

If they are reading your statement it’s a fair bet that they are aware, don’t you think?

[@OscarGarcia-wz3bi]

I like how he says we have to be something about the mess instead of the defense? No war machine!

[@shandon360]

We can't clean up the trash on our own planet now we've reached the point of needing to clean up OUTER SPACE LOL

[@MrDriftspirit]

Always easier to shout about others rubbish streetwalks( orbits) than about own

[@worldatmyfingertips7771]

Simple solution! All they have to do is build a giant maid robot with her vacumm cleaner to suck out all flying debris in orbit and that's all! Just like in Spaceballs! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@monicaperez2843]

LOL!

[@josebizarro9225]

O ser humano por onde passa deixa o seu rastro de lixo, como o Mr. Smith do filme " Matrix" disse nós somos o cancro do planeta e será completamente destruído por nós por onde passamos depois de percorrido na totalidade e até no espaço em redor ao planeta!! 🤔😒 Excelente documentário, cumprimentos de Portugal!! 👌🇵🇹✌️

[@antiquesandlearningtolive4369]

Indeed. We've even put trash around Mars. And we've not even visited yet(officially = in person).How rude. 😅

[@tompilkington7379]

Yes sir we are the scourge species of the earth. I think therefore I ……. Pollute the crap out of the earth!

[@SKF358]

Man destroys everything. Amazingly, even space. Can you imagine? At night go look out into the immense space. And, it's being destroyed.

[@Alexander_Kale]

"Destroy space", sure. What do you think we are, gods?

[@mdcclxxviepluribusunum1066]

Ok I go out at night. Tell me what I’m looking for in terms of evidence that space has been destroyed.

[@MrDriftspirit]

Impressive thats mankind can reach 10 billion lightyears far!😅

[@trinaka]

It didn't say anything about the nuclear bombs that us sent out to space

[@TheWanderingKuya]

That was communist China.

[@damix2640]

Une seul c’est tout ça à tellement foutus la merde qu’ils ont eu peur et on pas envoyer de bombe sur la lune car c’était prévus . Grâce à la bombe on a découvert les ceintures van hallen . Gamin renseigne toi mieux que ça !! Un français qui t’apprends l’histoire des capitalistes 😜

[@NorfolknStealth]

Very interesting amazing video. A human-made mess..

[@DriftVerse-1]

As usual, "Best Documentary" never disappoints. 🤩👌

[@kiwidiesel]

I can't wait for a space souvenir to arrive in my back yard, bonus for a Russian reactor😂

[@mohamedmahmod1479]

What a great documentary I love it

[@jakebrakebill]

seems like man's nature, before solving a problem he's created, he keeps contributing to it

[@whatsupzabardastviral3188]

East or West 'Best Documentry's" are best.

[@lmaa45678]

Also funktioniert das Schneeball System tatsächlich, zumindest im All 😂

[@PaulojnPereira]

Space version of Wall-E.

[@SuperTruperHans]

(^.^)

[@1936Studebaker]

In July 1979 Skylab fell back to Earth in Western Australia in very large pieces.

[@MrDriftspirit]

And there was a clever businness man in germany who sold survival packs for those who feared of getting hit bye those big fragments😂

[@KangaKucha]

While a lot happens in space (like the planets), I think the less humans have to do with it, the hell of alot better. Like the Moon, going around it in unmanned/manned space vechines is fine. Landing on it was not as it ruined the surface. Just like on the planet. Example: Titanic is now looking like it's polluted.

[@monicaperez2843]

LOL!

[@Alexander_Kale]

The moon is a radiation blasted hellscape, which gets hit by asteroids on a regular basis. What do you think those craters are, exactly? Ruining the surface? What, ruining it more than the asteroid impacts have already done, you mean?

[@regolith1350]

This documentary repeatedly shows the Space Shuttle's giant orange external fuel tank (but shrunk down to a comically small size) as an example of space debris when in fact it is one of the few examples of something that was very deliberately NOT put into orbit. Every single Shuttle flight shut off its main engines just short of orbital velocity. Which means the external fuel tank would automatically reenter the atmosphere shortly after launch, and whatever didn't burn up would fall harmlessly into the sea in a known, pre-arranged location. The Space Shuttle would then use its on-orbit maneuvering thrusters to provide the last push to achieve orbital velocity.

[@JOYMELLC]

Earth might be the new Saturnus.....

[@MrDriftspirit]

So we can better welcone foreign space travellers with this artificial atraction

[@timoneill8283]

I'm just a dumb proctologist...but I could be an asstronought...lol.

[@MrDriftspirit]

Perhaps two or 3(🤢) parts of you had been asstronaut several times?

[@fabiodeoliveiraribeiro1602]

"A rational animal paradoxically producing immense amounts of waste that pollute space, the atmosphere, the soil, the oceans, rivers and lakes." This is the best definition an alien could create to define the human species.

[@jurgendudda6597]

Sogar einander verschmutzen sie, schaden sich gegenseitig und selbst. Entartete Wesen, dumm

[@marcelbork92]

Who told you the animal was "rational"?

[@0101-s7v]

This video shows the NASA space shuttle main tank floating around up there, which is false. All of the boosters/tank on the space shuttle de-orbited… the solid rocket boosters within minutes and the main tank shortly after. The only thing the shuttle left was the satellite itself. The same with SpaceX today. The final stage has a final de-orbiting burn.

[@anathona3d902]

​@jkirk1626Germany is more advanced than America

[@Clematisch]

@@anathona3d902 In terms of accessing space? No, we are actually far behind.

[@trevormurphy7041]

Most of this is a Fugazi and I’m only a couple of minutes in knowing that watch will have a pay text to clean up space The way they’re talking you can see it with your own eyes you can barely see space junk with a telescope

[@pbr6549]

Maybe its a buran🤣🤣

[@pbr6549]

​@@trevormurphy7041no like they do with nets in the ocean 😂 think about it 😢

[@Seadog..C5]

Launch Pac-Man

[@monicaperez2843]

LOL!

[@legentilgarcon]

Gargarine n'est pas le premier homme dans l'espace. Il est le premier homme à revenir de l'espace.

[@Italliving]

what goes up must come down

[@MrDriftspirit]

Now you were ready for your doctor title examination. Impressive wisdom you have.

[@BethBarany]

Thank you for this overview! Kudos! (H/T to "overview effect!)

[@maxdecleyn]

"space may be the final frontier, but it is made in a hollywood basement"

[@joseimpact]

LoL

[@FilmsAVA]

The movie proves that the earth is still round😝

[@YouTubeOdyssey]

Space junk is not a threat to mankind. Maybe a threat to one individual, but not "mankind".

[@0101-s7v]

This documentary is already very outdated. I know it's at least 5 years old.

[@yoannpavergne6197]

En cas d impact de débris avec l iss, l impact peut effectivement être de 30 000km/h si l objet arrive en diagonal. Mais si il arrive en sens inverse et donc en face a face, les vitesses s ajoutent donc la vitesse d impact est doublée soit presque 60 000km/h. Autant dire qu'il n y a pas vraiment de blindage capable d encaisser cette énergie même si le débris est minuscule

[@pbr6549]

ALL Hail 🙌🙌🙌 EMPEROR ELON 🙌 😝 ALL HAIL EMPEROR ELON

[@BettinaHoffmann-t8s]

Gute Themenwahl, aber die Ausführung war schwach.

[@jonathan4044]

Yah we've trashed the earth, so only natural that we trash space as well. Get over it😊

[@diddd4970]

And what about the Oceans ?

[@Mouss-44]

Une clé a molette qui vole a 25000km/h ca doit pas faire du bien !🥴

[@richardraymond9108]

I find it difficult to believe that two satellites collided by chance out there😅

[@The_Opal_Leprechaun]

Why?

[@antiquesandlearningtolive4369]

I mean, Falcon 9 space trash crashed into a poop shack on an island. So much crap up there, it was bound to happen. Look up how many time the ISS is advised to move every year. It is crazy. The fact we can track the garbage means we acknowledge how much crap is up there. I used to think satellite collisions were near impossible as well, but then read about the dangers of space stations. It is not so shocking once you've dug into the topic a bit. 😳

[@zorantopalovic1343]

A šta sa Crnim Vitezom,to nije ljudski satelit

[@krokettenpanzer8030]

Wie wäre es mit einem riesigen DYSON?

[@Jrzsf47]

magnet?

[@MrDriftspirit]

Like in bond film were the biter ( richard kiel) gets magnetised😂

[@467-k1m]

@@MrDriftspirit lol

[@佐伯信章]

遂に宇宙のせいくうけんまで奪い合うのですね

[@astrovicking]

6372 Starlinks en orbite à ce jour (20/09/2024)...

[@MrDriftspirit]

What you know is lnpressive

[@Duckofstalker]

Maybe a hacker could take that illegal thing harakat?

[@ΓεωργιοςΠαναγιωτου-ω3β]

Η σβούρα είναι μία χρήσιμη δράση

[@trabucodonosor838]

20:52 if you mix Oxygen and Hidrogen you don't obtain Nitrous Oxide. You get water.

[@MrDriftspirit]

So all those oxygen- hydrogen rockets were big water wells? And a hydrogen bomb should only be added with oxygen and dry regions have no longer water problem?

[@trabucodonosor838]

@@MrDriftspirit I wouldn't say wells, but that white smoke they leave behind is just steam. And no, the reaction in a hidrogen bomb is not the same. It's like the Sun, it combines Hidrogen nucleai to produce Helium and release a lot of energy.

[@Duckofstalker]

Could i order for taking down the one that is pointet on me sometimes by some company maybe you cant Elon?

[@jurgensnuggles1747]

Ja, das habe ich schon viele Jahre propagiert, das es mal so weit kommen würde, aber bisher gabs nur Gelaber und keine Ergebnisse.

[@MrDriftspirit]

Melden sie doch als teilchen sammler wenn sie sich schon seit jahren damit auseinandersetzen

[@laurenttessier7344]

Poluer la terre,la mer et l espace

[@olivierportugal7048]

Hehe combien de tonnes d'aluminium vont retomber dans l'atmosphère avec starlink ? Byebye couche d'ozone .

[@TERRAJOVEM6000]

Americano ainda cre nisso? O mundo ja sabe que isso nada e verdade.

[@daisyoscarshow8368]

why doesnt the ISS have a dedicated 10 person escape odule for emergencies instead of having to go into each capsule again?

[@MrDriftspirit]

What is an escape odule? Odule is in some european regions the word for manure😂

[@467-k1m]

@@MrDriftspirit oh pleazzzzzzzze typo's you tend to make fun of. what a creep, uneducated piece of work.

[@vickyboi6998]

Chyna, always a deekhed.

[@gegene25lefrancomtois65]

ah mais la terre et ronde alors ???😉

[@timoneill8283]

I'm sure we could catch debris within a huge net somehow

[@Alexander_Kale]

A ground based laser sounds more likely. Especially for the smaller bits and pieces.

[@MrDriftspirit]

A net that withstands 12km/ s impacts? You should not read that much marvel comics...

[@Alexander_Kale]

@@MrDriftspirit Alternatively, you can read some more and realize that matching orbits is a thing....

[@frankh.rockel5811]

Was für ein panikverbreitender Unsinn!

[@MrDriftspirit]

Nunja, ein bisschen zum bedenken anregen für die hemmungslosen spacecowboys schadet sicher nicht. Dass es übertrieben ist, zeigt sich ja daran, dass internet und gps immer funktioniert und niemand starlink sateliten hochschiessen würde, wenn die binnen wochen getroffen würden und weiteren space litter verursachen würden

[@MrChilidog9]

at 52:57, the solution would have to come from above, the United Nation's legislating and forcing people to get involved in cleaning up the space debris. 😂 The United Nation can't get people to get involved in not destroying one another on the planet!

[@arnoldskit]

The first harpoon project will take place in 2018!!!! How old is this ? No more of this channel!

[@davidcenteno2093]

There is a movie about this.

[@furrys.1304]

What's the movie

[@svenlabots1869]

@@furrys.1304 Gravity, with Sandra Bullock and George Cloony. The extras are narrated by Ed Harris, documenting the dangers of space debris.👍

[@Alexander_Kale]

There is a very good Series about this. It's called "Planetes".

[@NgocNguyen-pm6xf]

Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng Nam mô cao cao tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng Nam mô cao đài tiên ông đại bồ tát ma ha tát thường hằng

[@BeastyBean]

We will soon have are own rings of crap

[@Adil-pm9ds]

SAUF QUE C'EST PAS LE PAS LE CIEL C'EST DE LA SALETÉ QUI RETOMBE

[@esel-osliki66]

[@randomuserrandomuser-pc3no]

Definitiv due falschen Menschen die das sag3n haben

[@JustinMiales]

Starlink satellites are the worst

[@MrDriftspirit]

Your wisdom is impressive

[@realistkeinfantast9228]

Schöne Doku vor allem so amerikanisch. Denn es wird ja wenn es um Müll geht ständig nur sowjetisches Zeug gezeigt. Wann könnt Ihr mal etwas ohne Propaganda machen. Es nervt.

[@laurenttessier7344]

Envisat doit payer,et leur interdire l espace,

[@akulinamackenzie4492]

god’s creation never knew what it was doing: from adam and eve to money, lost love on the way.....👹👹👹

[@laurenttessier7344]

Les polueurs payeurs

[@АлександрГорбачёв-ш2м]

Перевод на русский

[@pbr6549]

Like starlink? This video is old and I bet elon bought it

[@andreaswegner86]

Wie konnte es auch anders sein, am Anfang erstmal alles auf die Russen schieben 😂das wird langsam langweilig 😴

[@mr00ks]

How about stop talking about the problem and FIX IT..........!

[@DerEchteKnoppers]

Bild und ton passen stellenweise überhaupt nicht überein

[@KarlJung-hg9ry]

Dieses Video ist einfach langweilig und bedeutungslos.

[@yoannpavergne6197]

Ca n a pas vraiment de rapport mais en parlant de satellites, je me suis tjrs posé 1 question. J ai tjrs trouvé bizarre que le service du GPS soit gratuit. Quand au début on se servait du satellite pour passer 1 appel téléphonique, ca coutait très cher la minute. Quand on sait que pour qu 1 GPS fonctionne, il doit etre en permanence en contact avec au moins 3 satellites pour positionner exactement..donc le réseau entier doit etre couvert par plusieurs dizaines de satellites. Comment ca se fait que c est gratuit? Et ce,depuis le debut. On pourrait penser que quand on achète 1 GPS, il faudrait prendre 1 abonnement pour pouvoir l utiliser, comme 1 téléphone. J ai tjrs trouvé étrange qu il suffit juste d acheter 1 appareil et utiliser les satellites de facon gratuite. Après, tant mieux.mais comment les entreprises qui achètent, lancent et opèrent ces satellites gagnent de l argent ? Quand on voit les coûts, c est des millions de dollars par satellite. C est quand même étrange. Si quelqu'un a 1 explication, ca m intéresserait car j ai tjrs trouvé bizarre de rien payer pour utiliser des satellites qui valent des fortunes

[@areksuroboyoasli5422]

HOAX