Get Ready For The Once in a Lifetime Comet Approaching Earth in 2024!

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@TheH78]

Can we go back to real people narrating these videos please? This AI nonsense is getting out of control

[@rizkhan3368]

@@TheH78 specially the pronunciation of some words or reading on numbers is comical with AI

[@badtoad6865]

Maybe if we reject them.

[@mgman6000]

Also have graphics that depict what they are talking about

[@lighto76]

This year has been amazing for those who find stars fascinating.

[@TonerLow]

I bought my first telescope this year and I feel kinda spoiled with all of the great stuff I've found so far.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@dogvideo2979]

​@@TonerLow I have always wanted a telescope since I was a kid. I will have one, one day!

[@handimanjay6642]

The Hale-bop comet was a months long spectacle in the late 90’s.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Itsakindamagic]

I took my first flight to England while Hale Bopp was showing. I could see it out the window of the plane for almost the whole flight, losing it in the sunrise over the British Isles. I still remember that night clearly.

[@dona4him942]

8, not "a". 😊❤

[@xptechmikie]

I was the first to see it before my friends and family heard about it, in the news.

[@haroldkline4898]

My first daughter was born on April 1st of 97 while that comet was easily visible.

[@danielrose2399]

Ya got me to buy a telescope back in 73 for Comet Kohoutek, not getting fooled again.

[@thomasbest8599]

@@danielrose2399 1985 two comets hale bopp and haijkataki? Looked great through an 8” dobsonian. You missed those?

[@xptechmikie]

One other mystical aspects of historical comet points of view lies within its capacity to make people afraid of something of a future catastrophic event. World history has shown how comets have preceded recorded catastrophic events, as well as wars between cultures leading to massively historic downfalls.

[@marktwain368]

Damn right, buddy. Comets always represent bad omens and the word 'disaster' literally means 'bad star'. Gotta be a large grain of truth in this dark belief.

[@haroldkline4898]

I saw Comet Haley back in the 80's. It's tail covered the length of the entire sky! It was phenomenal! I was only 11 at the time, so I'm hoping to see it again, as it is currently on its way back to us!

[@simondalzell5635]

2061. Very much hope you get to see it . I saw it in '86 , I was 21. you will be about 86. I'll be 97 !!

[@bletz421]

@@haroldkline4898 ur going to Be 90 something by then so u Might need some glasses

[@d-boyzinfinity1614]

You forgot the 6 planet alignment too. I’ve been going outside to look at Saturn 🪐 every other night. I’m fortunate to live somewhere with minimal light pollution. I wish it was dark enough though to see the band of the Milky Way. That would be beautiful

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing! The 6-planet alignment is such a cool event to see.

[@blackholeentry3489]

ANY good dark sky site the Milky Way can easily be seen. I live 110 miles north of San Francisco at an elevation of 1100' and, by glancing sideways from this computer, I can see the ocean about a mile away (ZERO light polution that direction) and easily see the bright band of our galaxy on every clear night. Most of the people living in this area are 'dark sky conscious' and most have little if any yard lights and with the night skies being quite dark. I grew up in rural Oregon in the mid 50's under dark skies and the view here is every bit as good as it was there, and with a plus......From this location I can easily see ALL of Scorpio, while in Oregon, the 'Stinger' was often difficult to see as it was so low, plus the bright lights of Portland 20 miles away often created too much light polution to view it. BHE

[@SongMom8]

I’ll believe it when I see it.

[@robertthomson1587]

Indeed. They're always hyped up, and they always fall flat.

[@haleyndj0105]

I'd love to know what I saw this morning!! It had a V tail when I first saw it, but when I actually captured a short video clip of it, the tail was gone, but it was moving with purpose across the sky at around like 5:30ish this morning in NW Connecticut!! It scared tf outta me.. in my 43 years on this planet I've never seen anything like it!!

[@davinawonderling9361]

@@haleyndj0105 Wow 😳! That's quite a sight it sounds like! I wonder if it was that space sail NASA just launched.

[@brandycompton8511]

@@haleyndj0105 I seen it this morning as well it also scared me and I took a video of it

[@haleyndj0105]

@@brandycompton8511 oh cool! I actually found out from a friend on FB that it was Space X launching!! We unknowingly caught a space ship!! 😆

[@haleyndj0105]

@@davinawonderling9361 I'm certain now that's what it had to be! It was still a site to behold though!! Absolutely stunning 😄 I've never witnessed anything like it in all my years staring up at the sky 😆

[@InsaneCuriosity]

It could have been a comet or maybe even a meteor burning up in the atmosphere. Things in the sky can look really different depending on the angle and light. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@ryanpolfer6387]

i seen it this morning from split croatia looking SE at 5a.m. about 4 fingers up from sea level

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for your comment!

[@robertterrell3065]

Once in a lifetime? If it's even close to as amazing as Hale-Bopp was, I'll be really happy :)

[@isbestlizard]

I'm glad we live in more enlightened times

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@misilagata]

El Hale es el único cometa que he visto yo, de verdad a simple vista. Lo veía todas las noches. Inolvidable..

[@bit-ishbulldog2089]

I have a brilliant memory of hale bop comet. It was mesmerising.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@simondalzell5635]

I Worked Night shifts then. Watched it for Hours. Incredible.

[@marlenaforbes-reidy9876]

Why hasn’t this come out in the news worldwide????

[@Ach1mW]

Good question.

[@marktwain368]

Three guesses...

[@travisranney7536]

Sadly, not too many people care. However, it will peak on social media in a few weeks.

[@robmoore7708]

No doubt it'll be cloudy here in the uk around that time.

[@sterlingthibodeaux3690]

Personally?.. I'm more worried about Apophis. I think it makes it's debut in 2029 then again 7 years later in 2036. Please do a story on Apophis.. "What do we need to know?" CHEERS!!

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! We'll keep that in mind.

[@ericmccaulley5008]

It's coming. The galaxy is getting tired of our bullshit.

[@legacysearches4481]

As an avid astronomer and astrophotographer I have a collection of telescopes and love to learn things like this. If this is in my field of view… I WILL be set up to image.

[@mrood799]

yep if you miss ur chance to see this this comet, you'll have to wait 26000 years for a next opportunity, by that time we should be a type 1 civilisation so we should be able to land on it for tourism....

[@scottbullock3045]

OR... the next big rock will hit us or a supervolcano will go off and wipe us all out before then.😊❤

[@oreillysc1]

Type 1 by then is one theory. The other is extinct. People nowadays are getting stupider and stupider. So even if alive then we would probably be too busy trying to figure out how to use a hammer. Watch idiocracy.

[@philochristos]

I look forward to seeing that.

[@SciSnapHub]

Awesome Info definitely I will watch your channel. I already subscribed awesome job. Keep it up.😊😊😊😊😊

[@austinharding9734]

i was born in 86' the year Haley's comet passed by, with a O period of 80+ years, it means i could potentially miss out on seeing one of the brightest an thee most anticipated comet in recent history

[@heatherstewart9300]

"Wormwood", from the Bible is thought to be referring to a comet or asteroid. Just sayin'... 😒😬🧐👀

[@marktwain368]

It is very likely exactly that; extinction-level if Revelations is interpreted correctly.

[@Zoe-c9z]

Positively mercurical

[@marktwain368]

What if it hits Mercury instead of Earth, and like a pool table shot, it knocks Mercury into the side pocket of our orbit?

[@Jacky-x81e]

you did not mention in which constellation it will be seen, I think this is an interesting detail too. It will be seen in the constellation sextant, I googled.

[@Zoe-c9z]

LET THERE BE LIGHT

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

I'll catch it next time it comes around😉

[@joecaner]

The ancients considered the appearance of a comet as a harbinger of ill portents. Considering the state of the world, this is unfortunate timing. Cue the comet.

[@marktwain368]

And, considering the rumors that we are in The End Times, we should give some thought to what the ancients knew and believed.

[@joecaner]

@@marktwain368 There seems to be precious little wisdom available to be had now so I willing to get it where I can find it. I just hope that people don't drive these rumors into a self-fulfilling prophecy.

[@gwensmith6]

Ive seen 3 in tbe past 2 months.😊

[@thecyrenian5988]

Recently channels like this educated me in the over abundance of Bigfoot sightings, Beetlejuice exploding 23 times in a few days, black holes that have sitcoms shows, aliens are angels and demons are celebrities, we live in a simulation that is our own conscience perception.. maybe Dumpy Thump DID win that election 😂

[@marktwain368]

A ball of cosmic material hurtling toward New York City at 50 miles/second. Potential time of impact = mid-October to Thanksgiving. Who ya gonna call??!

[@marcus_t_ward]

Why can I see stars in front of the moon at 1:48 ?

[@InTheGarden1960]

It's a simulation you are watching. No the real thing.

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@johnmoyers404]

Sorry more misinformation authoritatively preached

[@mattbeier2580]

Has Beetlejuice gone Super Nova yet ? I keep looking at the night sky to see if it has happened .

[@M.G48]

When

[@borismedved835]

Good comedy! "Once in a lifetime"? I'm not sure exactly how many, but I've seen way more than one since 1939. Outshine the brightest stars... maybe, but that isn't exactly "bright." The tail won't be anywhere near "across the entire sky." The biggest one so far has been less than ten degrees.

[@georgesmith113]

So where in the sky to look?

[@Alasdair-Morrison]

If only it could strike the Earth.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@gary122]

Geeze, I don't want that but imagine a lunar impact!

[@marktwain368]

There somebody you wanna get rid of? Putin? Kim? Your mother-in-law?

[@Coktane_]

I've never heard of a front row treat

[@hendrikfourie]

Dit is pragtig ❤☄️🛸 📡🔭📡🛰️ 🌏🌌

[@zikemdg]

I wish they would tell us the truth about what is really happening, but they don't want the mass panic I guess.

[@JohnCPSutherland]

How about for us ausies?

[@marktwain368]

He says @6:20 that it is visible until mid-November and then won't be in Southern Hemisphere.

[@davemeeks8109]

I would have thought by now humans would have learned to hitch a ride on these solar school busses. 😊

[@Zoe-c9z]

50 MILES PER SECOND LIKE MERCURY

[@BruceLucky-v9s]

Yeah sure did yeah

[@Amandajonathanswife]

The T CrB

[@Zoe-c9z]

AGAMEMNON CRACKS YOU UP😅😂🎉 ISO

[@Expat47]

Cut out the "intros" I'm already here, get on with the news.

[@KarenLee-m4o]

Send all of the cars and trucks will come to life to kill people😂😂😂.. does anybody else remember that movie or am I an antique😂😂😂

[@marktwain368]

Works with handheld devices in Lebanon this week...

[@Zoe-c9z]

SEE YOU IN 26 THOUSAND YEARS 23

[@Zoe-c9z]

ASHES TO ASHES DUST TO DUST😅

[@BendingUnit19]

always once in a lifetime and never visible

[@InsaneCuriosity]

That's right! Comets like this one are rare and can be tricky to spot.

[@lisatirkot7210]

Not close enough

[@josues9065]

Bridegroom is coming 🎉🎉🎉😊

[@InTheGarden1960]

@josues9065 Christ already came in 70ad. He is supposed to live within you, that is if you have been Born Again. This world is not his kingdom. He sits upon his father's throne. All you people are calling for him to step off that throne and return to a kingdom that is vile and wicked, Again this kingdom is not his home.

[@xptechmikie]

It is amazing to hear the audacity of the narration which tells people that a comet going around the sun may increase the magnitude of its brightness. That is exactly what will NOT happen because a comet is not an icy snowball. A comet is no different than a massive rocky formation acting as a capacitor, which illuminates through a massive discharge of electricity that it had picked up while escaping within its orbital path of the sun and the solar system. It then, becomes brighter as it gets closer to the sun because it's releasing its electrical conductivity. That my friends, is why it has a tail of brightness. The electricity will continue to be released from the fragments that are being cast off of it, during the reentry, and exit of the solar system due to such immense electrical discharge. As it leaves the solar system however, it then begins its accumulation of the negative ions that are within the outer solar belt and then continues to consume more of them when it re enters within its orbital path. Once it passes back through that ionic belt, passing into the solar system, that's when it starts discharging those particles of negative ions because it will gain positive ions from the sun's solar wind, inside the solar system... If anything, after it goes around the sun, it should start diminishing its brightness, however the tail may continue to grow for a particular amount of time, being pushed away by the solar wind.

[@Maddoktor2]

I think I'll just call it "Comet Atlas", and be done with it.

[@mikeburkhart8336]

Any hope the comet hits the Earth and spares us the US Presidential election?

[@johnmoyers404]

If Harris wins maybe we can hop a ride out of here

[@deemisquadis9437]

Thats a lie.

[@cameronnoble8380]

Giday guys, quick question, is this going to be visible in the southern hemisphere as i live in Australia ?

[@marktwain368]

He says @6:20 that it is visible until mid-November and then won't be in Southern Hemisphere.

[@Sean-x7f]

It seems 94% of the universe is gas, which explains how it all began. God farted.

[@RR-or5ip]

If we are lucky it will smash into California

[@marktwain368]

No! California is the 7th largest economy in the world in GDP and grows 20% of the nation's food.

[@RR-or5ip]

@@marktwain368 and they are like 12% of the population of the US....we can do without your hippie liberal food

[@holypig777]

You could have said all that in just a few seconds without all the useless fluff. Do better