Billionaires Are Secretly Directing Asteroids To Earth and We Don’t Know Why

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@@chickenwings6172 jurassic park also thinks a t. rex can’t see you if you stand still

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Don't look up! 😂

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[@ScienceMessiah]

When I was a child I was taught in school that the great impact was 65 million years ago. Now it's 66 million. Time goes by so fast!

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[@Nadiki]

I think it’s more that older methods calculated that it happened around 65.5 million years ago and most people rounded down, but more modern dating methods have given us a date of 66.038 million years ago, plus or minus 11,000 years

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Wow almost like technology changes every year never would of thought!

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Your very lucky the future is going to be full of war and suffering

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[@cappie2000]

Watched the entire video, title is clickbait. No mention of billionaires secretly directing asteroids to earth and we not knowing why... good video maybe, but the title is bullshit.

[@michaelbiscay9836]

Of all the sci fi movies over the years that have predicted the future, who would've thought that Armageddon would be potentially the most accurate.

[@purplehz97]

Or Don't Look Up!

[@dynadushi]

Right😅😂 loved that movie tho 🥲

[@allandecastroferreira9359]

Alien is far closer, minus the alien shit

[@dyent]

Ah yes, it's much easier to train oil drillers to work in space than it is to teach an astronaut to use a drill.

[@purplehz97]

@@dyent 😂 But, I need my own guys if you want me to do this for you. Astronauts don't know jack about drilling!

[@cubeflinger]

"Turns out that smug metal bastard was lying to us." Much like chat gpt you have to ask if they are sure 😅

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[@terranhealer]

“Mine it at our leisure” is something no miner or astronaut has ever said 😅

[@InhalingWeasel]

I'm pretty sure dwarfs love it.

[@GlxyEntertainment]

Yet

[@Aramis419]

Well, if I went back in time to my grandmother’s day back in 1918 and told her everyone in the future has a device that can communicate with anyone in the world and also gave access to almost all the information and research in human history, and it’s no bigger than a wallet, she’d laugh me off as a looney, yet here we are!

[@trentallman984]

Maybe not. In a few decades, they had a phone, cars, light bulbs, radio, airplanes, and moving pictures. They had a sense of technological advancement.

[@Woozy.0]

She'd probably write the local asylum and have you locked up within a fort night

[@James-uk4xi]

Magic

[@decker528]

I've heard of that guy Aster Roids before. I'm more intimately familiar with his sister Hemma though

[@jamespaul2587]

Yes, I hear she's really into butt stuff

[@Craggle88]

Someone give this man a handshake. This is gold

[@reman1166]

I've heard of guy Ste Roids.

[@StoneDeceiver]

lol i just got it

[@aisforapple2494]

Hemma Roids is a pain in the ass!

[@SamuelMM_Mitosis]

Many of these resources are only valuable because they are scarce. If we suddenly gained a huge supply of gold we wouldn’t suddenly be rich. Gold would just lose all of its value.

[@heliosgnosis2744]

Population and in the scenario placed forth in the video 2 worlds would be using it as a currency basis not to mention the asteroid mining fields so to speak themselves using it as a currency backing our outright. It seems to me that is one of the major pushes behind everyone who can rushing to space.

[@gillescoin2374]

NOT all. It's still be useful in a number of techs.

[@SamuelMM_Mitosis]

@@gillescoin2374 ok, correction, most of its value

[@heliosgnosis2744]

@@gillescoin2374 A new race of Android shells for our sentient A.I brothers and sisters, I like your mindset! Serious nt joking

[@RobzdaBlade]

gold being shiny and only useful as a conductor and a few other things; it was decided to use it as a trust standard. Now we have nothing but promises. Empty promises.

[@werewolf74]

A good way to do this, would be small bots, even nano bots. They land on the asteroid and make larger bots and so on. Then they jettison the stuff back to us. Maybe the main craft that drops them is a huge solar cell to start. If they ever get pure electrical propulsion down they can slow and stear them maybe. Park them nearer. Or 6-8 crafts park and lock on an object and slow it and bring it closer.

[@supercal333]

For a recent discovery in electrical propulsion see the Popular Mechanics article titled "An Engineer Says He’s Found a Way to Overcome Earth’s Gravity"

[@TheMightiestBungholio]

"Im king Charles, look at my drip"....😂 That freaking Charles is at it again.

[@kevinmcqueenie7420]

"Money doesn't talk, it swears." Bob Dylan - 'It's All Right, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)

[@S_Drake]

One of the best lines from one of his best songs. 🩸

[@Guy-z6o]

Sadly, there are not enough expletives to describe the obscenity, which is money

[@NightmareRex6]

@@Guy-z6o money is the god of this world

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[@harrywalker968]

a lot is wrong.. do some digging..

[@Mr.Unacceptable]

Seeing as how the moon has millions of asteroids laying around a moon base would be the most logical starting point. don't even have to chase them. could be entire gold boulders there. Eventually the materials for space travel will need to be mined in space and processed on the moon anyways. No atmosphere to cause problems.

[@musicloverme3993]

Just be sure not to send nuclear waste there!

[@jeremy5602]

The problem is space treaties surrounding the moon. Officially, no country is allowed to "claim" any parts of the moon, and the legal question is completely up in the air whether or not private companies can touch the moon let alone mine resources from it.

[@mateothomas7071]

If we have made it to the moon..... There would be a Walmart, McDonald's, and a golf course there 😂.

[@libertycowboy2495]

​@@mateothomas7071you mean if private enterprise got there. Unfortunately the government got there, so they focus on the impractical and are massively wasteful while doing it.

[@mikeguilmette776]

@@musicloverme3993 It worked for Walter Matthau . . .

[@4RILDIGITAL]

A fascinating perspective on the role of asteroids in our existence and the potential they hold for our future. Your analysis of asteroid mining and its challenges is extremely detailed, and the concept of using this potential resource to aid our ambitions of space colonization is mind-boggling.

[@That-JC]

The title of this episode, at the time of posting this comment: "Billionaires are secretly directing asteroids to earth and we don't know why". I love your channel, and I love your content. This isn't the first time that I've found a title of yours to be willfully misleading sensationalist clickbait, however... You have brilliantly produced episodes, and although the algorithm can be a total b*tch, I honestly feel that these tactics are (way) beneath you. Anyway, I enjoyed the episode (yes, I'm calling it an episode, since it's more than just a video clip) immensely.

[@virtual-viking]

The really limited resource is habitable space. That Davida asteroide contains enough material for several Earth surface equivalents of O'Neil cylinders.

[@cloyola8889]

A space construction yard for ships would be start.

[@dynhoyw]

please define "ships"

[@Alex-vz2jz]

@@dynhoyw Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages ship1 /SHip/ noun noun: ship; plural noun: ships a vessel larger than a boat for transporting people or goods by sea. Similar: vessel craft boat a sailing vessel with a bowsprit and three or more square-rigged masts. INFORMAL any boat, especially a racing boat. a spaceship. NORTH AMERICAN an aircraft. verb verb: ship; 3rd person present: ships; past tense: shipped; past participle: shipped; gerund or present participle: shipping 1. transport (goods or people) on a ship. "the wounded soldiers were shipped home" send by some other means of transport or by mail. "the freight would be shipped by rail" (of a product) be made available for purchase. "the cellular phone is expected to ship at about $500 sometime this summer" (of a naval force) go to sea from a home port. "Bob got sick a week before we shipped out" DATED embark on a ship. "people wishing to get from London to New York ship at Liverpool" (of a sailor) serve on a ship. "Jack, you shipped with the Admiral once, didn't you?" 2. (of a boat) take in (water) over the side. 3. take (oars) from the oarlocks and lay them inside a boat. fix (something such as a rudder or mast) in its place on a ship. Phrases a sinking ship used in various phrases to describe an organization or endeavor that is failing, usually in the context of criticizing someone for leaving it. "they have fled like rats from a sinking ship" take ship set off on a voyage by ship; embark. "finally, he took ship for Boston" that ship has sailed used in reference to an opportunity that has passed or a situation that can no longer be changed. "we're good friends but I don't think we'll ever be anything more to each other-that ship has sailed" when one's ship comes in when one's fortune is made. ship off send someone away because they are unwanted or troublesome. "Eliza is shipped off to boarding school in London" Origin Old English scip (noun), late Old English scipian (verb), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch schip and German Schiff . ship2 /SHip/ INFORMAL noun noun: ship; plural noun: ships a romantic pairing between two characters in a fictional series, often one that is supported or portrayed by fans rather than depicted in the series itself. "the thing that I loved about the Mulder/Scully ship was that we knew so much about their characters" verb verb: ship; 3rd person present: ships; past tense: shipped; past participle: shipped; gerund or present participle: shipping support or have a particular interest in a romantic pairing between two characters in a fictional series, often when this relationship is one portrayed by fans rather than depicted in the series itself. "I'm still shipping for Edward/Hermione" Origin early 21st century: abbreviation of relationship. -ship suffix suffix: -ship 1. forming nouns denoting a quality or condition. "companionship" 2. forming nouns denoting status, office, or honor. "ambassadorship" forming nouns denoting a tenure of office. "chairmanship" 3. forming nouns denoting a skill in a certain capacity. "entrepreneurship" 4. forming nouns denoting the collective individuals of a group. "membership" Origin Old English -scipe, scype, of Germanic origin.

[@gamooor1386]

Where do Shipbreakers sign up?

[@mikitz]

Then we will have space pirates.

[@bricktasticanimations4834]

@@dynhoyw A ship is a vessel.

[@SubSonicEctomorph]

It’s sad that everything related to tech is now directly related to greed

[@libertycowboy2495]

Greed has driven tech from day one. Without the ability to make a profit, most people wouldn't make an attempt

[@darkentbg]

3:24 So... eastern europe, about in 1996 - a nice summer morning, suddenly you wake with a pulse of fear.. "WOW! I was so close to oversleeping..." its 5 AM and this time you're going with grandpa and grandma to the corn fields to "whack the weeds" as you might say, and maintain the field. It's a backbreaking manual labor!(well at least for them it was...) We get to the field early and prep for a light breakfast, granny woke up early to prepare it all. As I'm gorging on my granny's milinki with a side of apricot nectar(both homemade...) I notice other people around us enjoying breakfast as well. Then every group(bout 20 or 30 depending on the day, basically almost the whole village) gradually begins to work their land. We call this land "bostan" and every village had one. Every couple of years they move it in order to keep the soil more rich and not deplete the nutrients with continuous strain through growing the same culture there(they rotated mixed bostans with single culture ones). I was a kid back then, no more than 10 years old, but believe me when i tell you.. best.. damn.. time!!!

[@MikeSmith-bn1qr]

How much you wanna bet that when asteroid mining starts happening somebody's gonna fuck up and crash one of these big bastards right into terra firma?

[@jakeveillette278]

been watching Arran for years and bro really don’t miss edit: King Charles type beat goes hard

[@carneeki]

Except for the title of the video. It's pretty clickbaity.

[@DJ_Treu]

I mean, billions of dollars of gold in a single rock is pretty tempting to most people if you told them "All you have to do is sign here and wait and we will bring it to you" and know you'll get your money back if they dont.

[@GarrettB06]

Thoughty2, have you ever thought about covering the insane forming of the banana republics in South America

[@PrairieWolff]

He doesn't do politics......

[@GarrettB06]

@@PrairieWolff it’s not that kind of republic, it’s just the name of the big banana industries

[@Peulvrucht_FF]

🍌

[@PrairieWolff]

@@GarrettB06 Sure, sure, 😀

[@GarrettB06]

@@PrairieWolff I mean it is… you can look it up if you don’t believe me..?

[@azpont7275]

Getting stuff up to space is one of the main issues. Solving that thing is the very first step in our journey to conquer space. We came up with some pretty decent ideas already, fe a space catapult here and around the Moon with a moon base. That way our journeys in our solar system could be so much easier.

[@rajanogray9088]

Thanks for specifying "non-avian" dinosaurs. Whenever I hear someone saying "the extinction of the dinosaurs" without such a specification I have an uncontrollable urge to shout "they're not all extinct!!"

[@diggerpete9334]

The worth is only because of scarcity. If gold was as common as rust its value would plummet. The only exception is diamonds which are as common as dirt, but clever marketing has kept them expensive.

[@nathan_486]

Ice will likely be the first thing mined. H + O for rocket fuel. Water to drink and O2 to breath.

[@MrGalRoz]

many people say we (current generations) kinda missed the mark, we were born too late for the exploration of Earth, but born too early for the(effective) exploration and colonization of space.

[@Paratzi]

Imagine going to eat and sending an astroid into another country.. only for it to touchdown and be made completely of unrainium and plutonium 😳

[@petereames9085]

Great episode as always!¡ Thanks very much!!

[@mags5761]

How has this video got anything to do with the current title: ‘Billionaires are Secretly Bringing Asteroids to Earth and We Don’t Know Why’? I have seen and enjoyed a lot of your videos but this is just clickbait. Sorry.

[@spiritusmundi70]

Well you did take the bait....sooo

[@mywienersyoumusttouch6446]

I'll agree . Click bait

[@Boa_Omega]

They did try and brought samples back. Its a start .

[@DGolter]

Has to be an attempt at calling dibs on mining.

[@8998bh]

Haven't seen the full vid yet, but it isn't false advertising...they are doing this in order to be able to make it more economical, logistically feasible to have the ability to go 'up there' & mine them. It WILL be a trillion dollar industry. No 2 ways about it. It will be done. Has been done, albeit on a exponentially smaller scale than what is planned

[@WhatWhy42]

they say water on Earth came from asteroids, so perhaps they're looking for a fresh source of water to meet their requirements.. You know, after they scorch the Earth or let loose a super big of some sort...

[@phlanxsmurf]

Really enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing.

[@GUTZ420]

What are you going to do with the gold when there is no drinking water etc?

[@amerhamad-zp6ge]

"I'm king Charles, look at my drip" 😅

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skkrrah

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Thanks for the refreshing stories you provide. Very interesting and entertaining.

[@Shiver_Bane]

"Humans are complex creatures." Subjective and debatable I counter that opinion with two words, 'Social Media'. Another drain on resources.

[@anotherjewishsharpnicholas9425]

The nature of humans is complex. Social media doesn't change this. It only makes people think it does.

[@harpo345]

So, billionaires aren't secretly bringing asteroids to Earth - and we do know why not.

[@PrairieWolff]

Here before the assbots!!!😂😂😂😂

[@Dvpainter]

lol

[@freakklomp]

nah sadly at the same time.

[@Argenswiss]

Why have we not yet gotten a Collab between thoughty2 and Simon Whistler. The battle of the useless facts

[@dorrianstone7264]

⚠ What's with the click bait-y title??

[@Warbandrogue]

Because they work. obviously, you have never seen a veritasium video.

[@Fruitcupper]

Tod Howard: It just works!

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I just love your humor!!!! Thanks for doing what you do.

[@paulacarlson4365]

Why?

[@baduerra111baguerrra6]

Click bate ,bad title

[@Tyggzz]

I agree

[@gregnanos710]

Great episode, very informative and captivating!

[@PenPenPyke]

@11:35 I was so ready for a calculation breakdown of which kinds of cheese would be profitable.

[@tonikoqi448]

I clicked immediately, because I know thoughty2 doesn't lie in his titles. Now I'll continue watching, I just wanted to express this before watching the video.

[@hans7856]

What if we crash a small asteroid into the Moon? We could simply pick up the rubble, transport it back to earth, and distribute it among humanity evenly (or make a few billionaires into quadrillionaires...).

[@scottfox543]

That book The Sparrow by Mary Doris Russell (a fucking AMAZING speculative fiction, one of my favorites) introduced me to the idea of using asteroids for space travel by creating a livable space on the asteroid and burning the fuel contained within. So the asteroid is the ship as well as the fuel. I think that’s an amazing concept!

[@jimmywrangles]

It is an amazing concept but getting poked by aliens in the nethers makes it a bit of a risk to the bum.

[@TheStormey]

I've heard that space elevators were going to be a thing in the near future, I can't even get my head around that how would that even work? I'm going to have to Google that lmao I love your channel, you bring up the most interesting topics❤

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Thank you :) We love you!

[@jesse_cole]

I don’t need to watch this video to know "why" if that's true. They want to mine them, and they don't want the public to know for two reasons: 1. The public would instantly object because it's stupidly dangerous, but they think the public just won't realize how "safe" such a project would be in their ever "capable and competent" hands. And 2. They don’t want to share any of those resources. THEY have the means to go get wealth for _themselves,_ as usual, and if we knew about it, we would expect some kind of venefit from it. They just plan to mine for precious metals, not for any humanitarian purpose, but to use them to further widen the wealth gap.

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love for thoughty2 is massive

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Loved the video!!

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Hey Thoughty2 thank you!

[@LeePatekar]

Key advantage of orbital processing and asteroid mining is this: you don't care about pollution, radiation or anything of the sort. And the minerals, metals and materials produced are in orbit, ready to be used manufacturing ships that won't need fuel to leave earth's surface.

[@12Ger13]

Amazing how some of us think of these "solutions" instead of first controlling ourselves here on the planet we inhabit.

[@ppmvng6563]

How can I invest

[@richardjones2811]

If the metals are pulled into the Earths core then wouldn't Lava contain large amounts of these elements?

[@ssteele1812]

Kind of. Magma, what lava is called before it reaches the surface, is molten rock with dissolved metals and minerals in it. The trouble is that even when molten or dissolved, heavier elements still "settle" out. so while the magma is rising, it deposits the heavier minerals and elements and the erupting lava is mostly just silicates. This is why we have to dig for the metals and where we dig is usually the location of ancient volcanic action.

[@Immortalshinron]

Thx entertaining and informative.

[@Gor85]

This is very interesting.You explained perfectly.Thanks😊

[@shaunhall6834]

The irony is we might be heading to a Star Trek universe in spite of ourselves.

[@cambiewilliams9734]

thank you thoughty2 for all the content, also love the channel and the videos keep up the grind

[@flaminggasolineinthedarkne4]

Very informative video. Thank You.

[@viccrown8188]

Probably still the best channel on KZbin.

[@BCTGuitarPlayer]

I've got to ask: who does the animation for these because the comic edge is brilliant. Bottles of water on asteroids delivers an A+ from this viewer. 😅👍👍

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Feeding the algo demons.. nom nom. Thanks for being british asmr learning channel. Much appreciate 🙏 🙌

[@zeroics]

Love you Aaron, thank you so much for your consistent brilliance.

[@SleepyMarshmallow-nj9su]

Yet another fascinating video Mr Lomas!

[@catdean828]

Thank you! This was very interesting and answered a lot of questions for me.

[@omegafalconoriginal]

Why can't we just Anchor a lazer/ solar sail with a Lazer in the Anchor to push sail. And then crash them into the moon and mine and prosscess them there. Or put a second rear solar sail on them use the sun's solar wind to slow them down and brake them in orbit then breakdown bigger ones into smaller pieces in orbit and parachute them down over ocean. Though landing them on the moon at mining factory would be easier.

[@TRINITY4MAN]

Science fiction has truly captured most minds...

[@firestorm755]

Great vid

[@merlin8514]

Outstanding as always 👌

[@ziggy2479]

Great vid as allways. Ty T2 The sound track at the end sounds amazing, can I ask what it's called ?

[@Pink_Woz]

If there was a program of volunteers to go into space, with like a 100% chance of dying from death by space, I would be first in line! If they needed great volunteers, or stupid volunteers! I would be there so fast! - Markiplier

[@esperry6]

This reminds me of the book, "The Singularity Trap". It's a decent read that focuses on a guy who picks up astroid mining.

[@13vo7]

Our entire colony, the size of a petri dish, coming in hot!

[@HarvestStore]

Great video.

[@sweetcyanidetea]

You're just the best!! I love your videos. You remind me of Isaac Asimov and the articles he wrote to let common people know and understand science. This is amazing and you are amazing!

[@southerneruk]

Hey Thoughty2 you are 2Thoughty 🙂, just been watching another vid on asteroid hitting the Earth and causing snowball earth

[@Imaginary.Dragon]

Thanks!

[@triniton8262]

Bulding bunkers while wanting to direct asteroids towards the earth, hmm...

[@gunslingersymphony5015]

A drill can be mounted to the surface it's drilling. A 4 year round trip isn't bad for a 27 quintillion dollar payday. This video has actually convinced me of the feasibility of asteroid mining.

[@d4e_gaming838]

weight and capacity. we would never get 27 quintillion$ from one mining trip, we would more than likely make 0 profit and actually lose money.

[@gunslingersymphony5015]

@@d4e_gaming838 I get that, but it wouldn't be a single round trip. The way I think of it (in very broad strokes, of course) is, build the space drill, habitat, and cargo fleet before ever leaving the planet. The fleet would run on a rotation, and the mining facility would be semipermanent. Even a fraction of a $27 quintillion payday could make it worth it. "You have to spend money to make money" isn't as cliché as it is because it's false. All it takes is one eccentric billionaire to plan it right and it's on.

[@d4e_gaming838]

@@gunslingersymphony5015 that Is very ambitious, I want to work for SpaceX, ( already getting bad offers from them still going to take it though and work my way up 😂) and then depending on how the world is in a few years I'm going to go for something like that with the space drill habitat, although it's highly unlikely due to how much money it cost, "one billionaire" won't have nearly enough money and connections to make the amount of money necessary to even think about making that . but if the reusable rockets that Elon Musk is making goes in the right direction for the next few years of testing than it's a step in the right direction for the cost side of it. but even than it still need a lot more than that, it would need full support from the government which is a hard thing to get. basically everything would have to be perfect to even begin thinking about it

[@diegoprado815]

THANK YOU

[@UnknownMoses]

I’m going to Home Depot to buy a better shovel tomorrow to start foraging my way to that gold.

[@dearheart2]

Well, I know someone who have been into asteroid mining. It was not easy, but he (with the team) they did land (remote controlled robotics) and mine a bit.

[@WaterShowsProd]

Mining asteroids, and colonising Mars may be impossible goals at the moment, but Rapping King Charles is something that's attainable and needed. 🎤👑

[@Eugene.A_1193]

Interesting and satisfying as always... ❤

[@pierrekilgoretrout3143]

17:12 astronomically: c'est le cas de le dire 😀 Merci pour cette video extremement interessante!

[@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming]

You missed the point. The precious metals wouldn't be for wearing. They would have vast usage in commercial products. The fact that a large sum starts to arrive would have the benefit of reducing the costs of electronics.

[@wolfmauler]

The thumbnail made me think this was about all those sinister, freak elites building underground compounds in preparation for "The Event" 🤔

[@dmarcouxbeatty374]

That smug metal bastard! 🤣 Thank you. I not only learned about asteroids. I also learned. Hot coffee cleans the sinuses. And, make tears run down your legs. Who knew?

[@thelwulfeoforlic6482]

I thought (due to isotope analysis) that it was discovered several years ago that the water on earth did NOT originate from an extraterrestrial source according to all of the meteors / comets we’ve studied

[@peterpanini96]

Thank you... ❤

[@godlyboy]

Thank you.