🌙 MOON IMPACT ► First person view

🌙 🌎 Simulation of the Moon impacting the Earth, showing the effects that gravity would have on the Earth before impact and the total destruction it would cause afterwards.
This video is an artistic representation and is not based on exact calculations.
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[@MetaBallStudios]

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[@wallrider4194]

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[@Daykor]

Awesome as always

[@Maestro_Hulk]

This was spectacular, such a realistic simulation of the moon impacting earth from all the perspectives we would want to see it from (without literally being in a real moon impact senario 😂) . Never seen anything this good before 🔥. If you had more time to work on the detail you could make it look like a massive budget cgi movie scene.

[@toniamartinez]

Qué barbaridad de trabajo detrás de cada segundo de vídeo 🤯 Qué orgullo para España, ¡Enhorabuena! Declaro este vídeo como el segundo más aterrador de KZbin tras el que hiciste de las unidades de tiempo

[@AleksejsBatirevs]

MBS, You should make full length movie about something. For example Armageddon lime, but when the original disaster was stopped, You should make it happen.

[@dt5690]

No disaster movie has ever managed to make me feel so much dread and so helpless. With a consistent budget and the right equipment you could create CGI masterpieces. Hats off to you!

[@FaustLimbusCompany]

A lot better than the movie moonfall

[@lol311]

​@@FaustLimbusCompanyI enjoyed Moonfall. But we really need a movie with these types of disasters shown in FPV.

[@MrYobII]

Right, it hit pretty hard

[@Tate525]

Well our species is hopeless against calamities like these.

[@sylvan186]

Agree! So much dread and helplessness. We're so tiny in the universe. Imagine some cities already wiped out by tsunamis before the impact even occurs.

[@smashmaster12]

Going from “here’s the sizes of fictions dragons” to this. Holy moly, what a journey. Please more of this first person stuff!

[@CelestialAnamoly]

Oooh! Yeah i wanna fly a dragon... i mean... the small ones i just wanna hold in my hand, but once we get to Dragonsdawn-sized and Toothless-sized I wanna fly on their backs! (Or just try to hold on!) I guess animating that variety of animal might be hard but when riding the different dragons we'd only really see back, wings, neck, and head mostly...

[@Inquisitive_Be1ry]

Yeah it’s really enjoyable

[@edrice2621]

Yeah, I know! I was just going to say, "How far this channel has come since its inception."

[@michajanicki6860]

Remember - 18 February 2025 (5:00)

[@Ja-Russkij]

​@@michajanicki6860And what if it's a real prophecy?! Scary!

[@cbsGD]

This feels like a movie, this being from one person is VERY impressive!

[@392redienhcs]

Blame Jim Carrey!

[@katerbilla]

@@392redienhcs very, very bad Bruce.

[@computerjantje]

yeah a bad movie!!!! f*** shaking camera effect

[@Hypercube2017]

Better than moonfall ;)

[@manukun1187]

wow Super!, It would be great to make the dinosaurs extinct.!!

[@lesliengo8347]

Astronaut: I am safe here at the International Space Station. Moon: oops. Missed a spot.

[@TimeKILL1975]

Hope he has a LOT of space food and energy

[@joycorporations]

moon debris:hi *absolutely destroys the iss*

[@shahakbar3769]

​@@TimeKILL1975he can survive if the ISS has a place where they grow food

[@Solkre82]

"You're still coming in tomorrow, right?" - Hourly Retail Jobs

[@rohitssharmilee7498]

Yes same time

[@Snoather]

God, I swear, they act like robots 😅. That's exactly how Walmart responds. 💀

[@Snoather]

End of the world scenario: Moon Crashing into Earth Me: Calling out (reason: world ending) Employer (Walmart): You're fired! Me: Thank go... I mean, Why?!?! Employer (Walmart): Last Strike card

[@bloatedsodium7301]

The lattes ain’t gonna make themselves.

[@roypallas8843]

😅​@@Snoather

[@StarchildMagic]

I've seen a number of Earth-impact videos, and this is by far the most impressive and scariest one. Excellent work!

[@BlenderDestruction]

Because its also the most unrealistic...

[@JustinGameTime]

​@@BlenderDestructiondoes it matter at all

[@BlenderDestruction]

@@JustinGameTime not really, a 3d animation should not be realistic unless it wants to. There is even a disclaimer that it is not based on scientific calculations. I would like to see a realistic moon impact video, but this one is pretty good. The only thing unrealistic is the wind and maybe some other things.

[@JustinGameTime]

@@BlenderDestruction what would be realistic then?

[@YDS807]

​@@JustinGameTime moon will be destroyed first before even reach our atmosphere, and earth will have ring

[@cjm.10]

Imagine being an astronaut and seeing the moment of moon impact on our home planet is pretty terrifying

[@villsgoofyahhcontent]

i mean where would you be to see it, the ISS isnt very far up and probably on the other side of the planet so i don't know edit: i did not watch the whole video

[@WouldURather60R9]

Just say English or Spanish to the moon

[@AghilYd]

😂😂😂😂😂​@@WouldURather60R9

[@SerinityMajovcheLuen]

Wdym “home planet” is there alien?

[@Souleonplayz]

Just imagine free falling in space

[@karlcarrington9548]

the digital programmer for these videos is absolutely talented// amazing

[@shoon3032]

I genuinely wasn’t expecting this video to be as incredible as it was, wow. Well done!

[@orkopayp9338]

2025 12 coming. It will be high of bitcoin too

[@graustreifbrombeerkralle1078]

The sheer impact a different position of the moon would have on Earth's climate is both impressive and scary.

[@buttsufancypantsu1644]

Hopefully not a sheer impact.

[@EvanG529]

this will probably affect the stock market

[@sbdftw1702]

@@EvanG529lmao

[@rags417]

@@EvanG529 Interest rates are SURE to rise !

[@michajanicki6860]

.... Remember - 18 February 2025 (5:00)

[@soubhagyakdev]

I was gonna say 'Cameraman never dies', but you went through about 6 of them. Awesome stuff... and scientific too.

[@pierreo33]

You were gonna post the most original comment ever made?

[@akari959]

This Isn't realistic nor scientific,, moon can't impact with earths surface,It’d get ripepd apart after reaching Earth's roche limit,Earth's gravity will pull it apart and form a ring

[@TheRestartedOne]

Im so glad you stopped yourself from saying a "original" and "funny" comment

[@Valensiakol]

every cameraman died that day.

[@aired-downdisconnected4125]

RIP camera men. You were there to the very end. 👍

[@johnrtrucker]

Indroducing, the most underappreciated, most captivating and highest quality videos... METAL BALL STUDIOS!!!

[@drinner]

this gave me chills up my spine... HORRIFYING and INCREDIBLE at the same time! MAN this must have been an INSANE amount of work! That is an EXTREMELY impressive model of New York city! This was PHENOMENAL

[@romaty9592]

гшийцпи

[@romaty9592]

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[@belenstrada8716]

😢🥺🌎🌕

[@Kumire_921]

Watching this before sleeping is so relaxing

[@danielkcarica7425]

jajajajjaja it is 1 am and i was thinking the same.

[@revolesto4151]

Came here straight off the dream sequence from Terminator 2 video. Laying in bed at midnight right before putting my phone down to go to sleep. Wish me luck.

[@Kannpass]

lol

[@lesliengo8347]

Imagine seeing this in your dreams.

[@OfficialAngerBird-zr9yh]

relaxing???

[@boneladders]

fantastic! i've seen so many moon-earth inpact simulations that completely fail to take into account the fact that the moon's gravity would cause massive destruction long before the surfaces of the two bodies make physical contact. keep up the great work!

[@iliketrainsguy5918]

Earth's gravity is higher, moon's gravity is basically obliterated by Earth's gravity, so this simulation is the one which fails

[@iliketrainsguy5918]

I might be wrong, but I've been looking for it and it doesn't look like moon's gravity is enough to lift things from planet

[@a.v.w.6453]

@@iliketrainsguy5918 You're right, it's not. The earth's gravity is about six times more powerful than the moon's. Nothing from earth would fall toward the moon even if the two bodies were literally touching. In fact, the earth's gravity overpowers the moon's so much, it would crush the moon and smear it into a ring system once it crossed the Roche limit, aka Roche radius: the distance within which a more massive body's tidal forces exceed the less massive body's self-gravitation. The moon's gravity does affect earth. This is how we have the tides. High tide would become increasingly higher as the moon draws near, until the areas experiencing low tide run dry. Once the moon got close enough, its tidal forces would act on the earth's mantle as well, causing volcanism and earthquakes. We actually see examples of this in space. The moon is much further away from earth than most people think, and if it somehow managed to break the laws of physics enough to start careening to earth, it would do so spiraling. We would straight up not be having a good time for a WHILE. In this simulation, the moon moves to earth at an absolutely dizzying speed for it to appear stationary in the sky like that and reach earth so quickly. How this would actually affect the earth and its inhabitants is literally unimaginable. One thing is for certain, though, none of those buildings or people would still be standing for as long as they did in the simulation. The amount of kinetic energy released by the moon's sudden displacement of the atmosphere alone would burn and flatten everything immediately.

[@NostalgicMem0ries]

one of scariest thing i can imagine.... there is no hiding nowhere in this scenario on earth, we can survive so many dissasters and cataclysms but asteroid/planetary level collisions of this magnitude scares me all the time... scariest thing is those minutes when you know something big will hit earth and you just need to deal with this megalophobia and death

[@Zaxares]

Yep. An impact from the Moon would basically crack the Earth itself open like an egg. To put things into perspective, the Chicxulub asteroid impact (the one that wiped out the dinosaurs) was a measly 10km wide. The Moon is 3474km wide. The sheer kinetic power of such an impact would shatter both celestial bodies into fragments. Nothing would be left.

[@NostalgicMem0ries]

@@Zaxares yep ive read about it too, this is my nightmare fuel

[@ellismarquez8410]

@@Zaxares if you've seen his Asteroid impact video, then you know Ceres would turn the entire planet into a ball of molten liquid, but it would still be intact.

[@matahugu8675]

Roche limit would tear the moon apart though

[@NostalgicMem0ries]

good point, but still even parts of moon would fuck up earth for good@@matahugu8675

[@ramenlovingsone]

What is amazing about this is the fact that tons of science videos about moon impact only showed perspective from space. While this is a complete first person view. It made me just realize how terrifying it would be to see the moon crash on the earth.

[@sa4555]

I dont think so. The moon slammed into earth within 3 mins, the distance between earth and moon is 384,000 km so in the video moon was covering a distance of about 128,000 kms per min (1% speed of light) and the mass of moon is 7.34767309 × 10^22 kilograms. Yeah at those relativistic speeds moon will smack into earth before any one the surface can even realize what the heck just happened there. So no this video wasn't very "scientific".

[@bigdopamine9343]

This would not happen this way. The earth would be pretty normal until it hit the atmosphere. The gravity of the moon won’t rip the planet apart.

[@timbettcher724]

@@bigdopamine9343 I think they had it pretty close because the moon governors our tides and with the moon pulling in closer it would raise the ocean pretty fast,there would be massive waves over 1 mile high slamming in the coast like they showed,and then it would rip the planet apart after getting past the atmosphere and making ground contact

[@timbettcher724]

@@sa4555 they couldn't have a 3 hour video it would take to long

[@bigdopamine9343]

@@timbettcher724 you might get some big waves, but the moons gravity is only a sixth that of earths, so earths gravity would keep everything on the ground. Once the moon hit the atmosphere and then the crust the shockwave would force everything away from it. Not towards it.

[@glulam]

The work that mustve went into this is incredible, so much choreography within all of all the chaos, really well done, definitely meatballs best video so far

[@georgejones3526]

I see it happens to you also. It’s META-BallStudios, not MEATBALL-Studios. Every time they pop up I think Meatball.

[@FanboyFilms]

@@georgejones3526 for the longest time I thought it was METAL BALL Studios.

[@dt5690]

@@FanboyFilms Yep, me too

[@glulam]

how have i been subbed to these guys for more than a year and never noticed this, lmao

[@lewisheasman]

This always happens lol

[@PeterGant-mt8hx]

Now THIS is a TOTAL Extinction Level Extinction Event, on a planetary scale!

[@robertrenato]

Starting off from basic 3D size comparisons to such a stunning cinematic experience! Your productions show great progress and mastery of the tools You use. Amazing work!

[@CarlTheYoutuber10k]

the cameraman is the chillest people

[@MetaBallStudios]

It is necessary to be able to record in these situations

[@jabber67]

Terrible joke that

[@surfstarcc1]

The cameraman never dies, that's a fact. 🤣

[@akaviral5476]

One of these days this joke will die

[@THE-BUNKEN-DRUM]

​@surfstarcc1 : Unfortunately, niether does that shitty "joke." 🙄

[@drumswithfist]

Only minor critique: At about 2:45 the winds are at 200+mph(?) So when you see those distant explosions, they wouldn’t have risen straight up, but blown horizontally once above the buildings… but I’m sure the creators know this and are working with what they’ve got. Super epic. People don’t consider the amount of chaos that would occur before it even reached our atmosphere! Well done 🎉

[@Moe-u1k]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@praba4036]

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[@BufferThunder]

he literally said not based on calculations

[@Skullblood440]

Verdade da última vez eu estava lá e foi desse jeito

[@waterspray5743]

Another nitpick, shouldn't there be a magnitude 10+ earthquake worldwide? It would be interesting to see what it would look like.

[@markcaldwell2831]

That has been the best 5 1/2 minutes of Earth's destruction I've ever watched.

[@magiclapras]

The terrifying part of this is the fact everything would be screwed up before the Moon even got close.

[@memonson5586]

The impact is not the scary part, literally.

[@pancakes8670]

​​@@memonson5586Reminds me of a Nuclear Bomb. The explosion isn't the scary part. It's what happens after. You WANT to be in the center of the impact, because then at least your death will be quick.

[@greasy8394]

​@pancakes8670 ummm yeah except there is no center of impact here. The entire planet is doomed

[@Elixear]

Absolument exact. Les forces de marée déjà considérables à 350 000 kilomètres de distance seraient amplifiées des milliers de fois. L'écorce des deux planètes serait vaporisée dans l'espace bien des jours avant l'impact final. Il faut savoir que les marées ne sont pas seulement océaniques sur la Terre. On mesure également chaque jour les marées terrestres ou marées solides. En effet, à chaque demi-rotation entre les centres de gravité des corps célestes (Terre et Lune), les océans se soulèvent mais aussi le sol. C'est ainsi que deux fois par jour, dans la direction d'axe Terre-Lune, le sol se soulève d'environ 30 cm sur la Terre et de 1 mètre sur la Lune (Ces chiffres sont des moyennes et varient selon l'altitude, la nature des sols et l'épaisseur des croûtes solides). La Terre et la Lune subissent également des marées induites par l'attraction du soleil, et toutes ces gravités sont en conjonction lorsque les corps sont alignés (par exemple Soleil/Terre/Lune). D'une manière générale les forces de marée s'exercent entre de nombreux corps célestes et jusqu'à des millions de kilomètres de distance, distance fonction de leur masse principalement. Consultez Wikipédia et des sites de science pour en savoir plus (tapez "marées terrestres ou solides).

[@garyturner5739]

The Moon's gravity would be disruptive before it even hit the earth.

[@datpixelguy2011]

Props to that astronaut who gave us actually flattering video footage instead of looking away. RIP "Random Astronaut"

[@Historicaleducation-pm1li]

0:00 Intro 0:05 A normal day in New York 0:13 Simulation settings are put together 0:21 Simulation begins 0:30 Moon starts coming closer to earth 0:45 Winds start getting more intense 0:57 Panic ensues as wind keeps intensifying 1:03 Tides start increasing 1:06 Helicopter falls 1:08 Water rises and overflows 1:15 The entire park is flooded 1:21 Small tsunami 1:25 Balcony view 1:26 A massive tsunami sweeps through New York 1:31 The Brooklyn bride sinks 1:45 The tsunami makes its way into Manhattan 2:00 The moon appears bigger 2:03 An A380 Crashes 2:16 Antenna falls 2:20 The base of the antenna collapses 2:22 Ship view 2:26 Waves and tides get bigger 2:30 The boat is uncontrollable 2:36 The moon is even closer too earth 2:54 Boat starts too sink 3:05 Some of the water has turned into lava and rock 3:09 The boat capsizes 3:21 The boat goes under 3:28 Moon is massive from earth 3:36 Cracks start too appear in the moon 3:42 International space station view 3:51 The moon has cracks in it 3:57 The moon hits earth 4:01 A massive explosion occurs around the impact zone 4:05 Debris starts too come off from the moon 4:08 Debris races towards the international space station 4:11 Much more debris comes towards the international space station 4:14 The space station falls apart due too the debris 4:18 We are in free fall towards the earth 4:29 London view 4:33 London is absolutely destroyed 4:34 The explosion from the moon appears massive 4:35 A massive earthquake hits London causing a shockwave 4:42 A lava tsunami races through London 4:51 The lava tsunami hits 4:54 Satellite view 4:55 The Side of the earth that was hit is now like the sun. 4:59 The molten lava races towards the rest of the earth 5:01 The satellite starts glitching and then crashes 5:10 Farther satellite view 5:15 A quarter of the earth is completely engulfed in molten lava and rock 5:18 Outro

[@T-Kno]

Ok

[@АлимВарич-п2у]

The shockwave was just WOW

[@prototropo]

Truly incredible, wholly fantastic and utterly amazing. One trivial correction: At 05:15, at least one-half of the Earth is engulfed by the lava tsunami, not merely one-quarter. Whether the apocalypse we cover is the Wichita Twister of 1938 or the Luterecagra of 2038 (Lunar/Terrestrial Reciprocal Catastrophic Graviticide), nothing relieves the soldier of an independent press in the armada for democracy of our obligation to precision reportage!

[@prototropo]

Music at 04:20 is incredible!

[@petterlarsson7257]

you mean huge tsunami?

[@Drkwlf92]

This was Epic and kind of Terrifying AS HELL!!! Great work!!!

[@thegameplayer125]

it really is quite remarkable seeing just how much the moon impacts the conditions of earth. it makes you wonder how different things would be if earth had more than 1 moon, if moons collided near earth, if our moon was the size of ganymede or titan which are 2 of the 4 moons in our solar system bigger than ours, if it was tiny. it's definitely something fascinating to think about

[@hoofhearted4]

luckily for us, our moon is a spaceship so its size isnt by chance.

[@enzosc22]

​@@hoofhearted4🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@haassteambraker9959]

Larger moons would mean bigger tides, and at a particular point the moon could become a binary partner to Earth, like Pluto and Charon. Not sure off the top of my head if Titan or Ganymede would be large enough to achieve this, but the Earth-Moon barycenter is already closer to Earth's surface than it is to Earth's core.

[@ShadowXII]

Another in many unlikely variables that built a life-sustaining planet.

[@MachineintheMonkey]

@@hoofhearted4with giant aliens living inside it with lasers and tuning forks😉

[@Deletirium]

This was INCREDIBLE!! Brilliant work, mate. That's certainly an enthusiastic subscribe for me. I've never had a disaster blockbuster give me actual existential anxiety- this did. The perspective did the trick- seeing it from first person. Absolutely amazing...

[@dorothybetties9694]

it was

[@louisd1827]

it's because disaster movies 99% of the time have a happy ending. there's ALMOST always something thst can be done to save at least a part of humanity. the moon crashing into the earth however, wipes out 100%of humans on AND around the earth. probably some incrdibly hardy bacteria surviving in the ocean but that's it lol (if there even is any ocean left for a while)

[@Grand_Timyr]

😢

[@duhduh14]

you did 100 times way better than any disaster movie that has ever existed. Insane

[@romaty9592]

тисмкгбжъ

[@happylittlemonk]

Hollywood should employ the creator of these type of videos instead of churning out endless junk

[@geraltofrivia5363]

movies are nothing but jokes to scare namby pamby childrens

[@antstar1005]

This is so good. I love it! Great job, "MetaBallStudios"!

[@shubham-2026]

Alvaro outdid himself yet again! Love it and I'm pretty sure the next project he'll post in 2024 will be so badass!

[@augustine3530]

This video done by a KZbinr is greater than Moonfall could have ever been.

[@cbsGD]

2:01 Moonfall: Terror at the Trade Centre

[@franck3279]

A 2Y old could do vetter than moodfall, but MBS sure did quite an impressive step up.

[@vegamctavish]

Moonfall was absolute shite

[@Loser2817]

For some reason I love Moonfall. I wonder what's wrong with me.

[@HowHingPau]

@@Loser2817 Coincidentally, we also wonder what's wrong with you. 😅

[@ssskillzzz3513]

About 22 years ago I had a dream as real as anything, and it was the moon impacting the earth. It was just like this, but through my eyes in my local. This brought back that haunting feeling. It stuck with me for days. Well done.

[@prion42]

I had a dream I was on a space station with a biosphere. It suddenly stopped spinning and this caused a massive tidal wave to come right at me and I was only saved because the environmental systems went out at the same time and the water all froze.

[@Eventzz0]

i had a similar dream where a planet was superclose to earth like so close it took up most of the sky but it didnt collide with earth, it just felt like i was in space even tho i was on earth.

[@ibrarobloxian]

i had a dream where moon falls to earth warning

[@gerardwayseyelash]

Same it was horrifying

[@gerardwayseyelash]

​@@prion42Sounds like geo storm

[@TheRealSirenHead3721]

Music was amazing for this, this inspired me to start making stories like this eventually.

[@Somnogenesis]

Holy mackerel, this is ludicrously good. I was expecting something along the (increasingly impressive) lines of your usual sorts of size-comparison videos, with a static 'camera' view showing the Moon getting gradually closer with the distance counting down - in the fashion of that brief few seconds during the zoom-in near the start. Instead, though, you give us an entire full-blown disaster movie, in five and a half frigging minutes. Incredible. And it was legitimately scary, too. The way you actually keep the Moon hidden for much of the video - like the shark in _Jaws_ or the dinosaurs in _Jurassic Park_ - to allow the anticipation and fear to build, interspersed with the sudden revelations where it looms out at you bigger and closer than ever, makes it feel like it is really something monstrous coming to get you. What a masterpiece!

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

The best part is the music sting when the astronaut looks over the ISS and sees the Moon.

[@CringerKitty]

Taking "if you get caught between the moon and New York City" to a whole new level!

[@RealmsOfThePossible]

I know its crazy...but its true.

[@outermarker5801]

🦩'oooooh shiiiiii....'

[@d1j16]

Nice!

[@bernardcarpenter6949]

I know it’s crazy… But it’s true

[@screamingmimi90]

Lovely comment. Warm wishes from Minnesota! ❤❤❤

[@AndersonNeo12]

A moment of silence for the those brave people who filmed until the very last second. ps.: This was terrifyingly well done. The score, the different pov shots, just wow 😳amazing work guys 👏

[@satyasankalpapanigrahi9416]

😂 that guy in ISS was me. I have plot armor, So nothing can kill me. Only I can kill myself ❤

[@BrickStopmotions]

@@satyasankalpapanigrahi9416THE CAMERAMAN NEVER DIES!!!

[@afroproductions777]

dude this video is freaking spectacular. the first person perspectives of every way to go out, the cinematography, i'm a new subscriber. keep it up!

[@Seraphim144]

3:52 I like how you can see cracks on the moons surface start to form, really good attention to detail.

[@sterlingcampbell2116]

Gravitational tidal forces, dawg

[@vaclavmusil1197]

Not enough cracks, in my opinion. The Roche limit would probably tear the moon into pieces BEFORE it would impact. Although I don't know if it would tear the moon fast enough at the speed it was approaching. ._.)

[@meattoreprod]

​@vaclavmusil1197 That only happens if it spirals down, we talking in a straight line, if it's a line, it will crack but not tear, but if it spirals, earth has enough time to tear it apart.

[@FEURVERM]

​@@vaclavmusil1197it will not tear the moon in an instant

[@plumetheum7017]

@@vaclavmusil1197 Naw. I've run this exact scenario in Space Sim. The Moon deforms, but it impacts well before being torn apart.

[@danpeterson8957]

The most creative and innovative thing I have ever seen. Blown away!

[@graustreifbrombeerkralle1078]

Literally blown away

[@petersengupta]

for real

[@Maestro_Hulk]

It's not creative or innovative, Idk wtf you mean with that. Maybe you don't even know what those words mean. But it is epicly realistic, best indie animation simulation I have ever seen. Metalballstudios is the best 🤯🔥❤.

[@RoseMadrid-e5t]

🫰(1) THE GOSPEL OF THE WORD OF ALMIGHTY GOD "the last age in which God is saving man from the imminent destruction of this old world" "How God Manages and Manages the Spiritual World. ... 3. The Cycle of Life and Death of People Who Follow God. ... (Next, let's talk about the cycle of life and death of people who follow God. First let's talk about God's chosen people, of which they are few. What does "God's chosen people" refer to? After God created all things and had mankind, God chose a group of people who followed Him, and called them "God's chosen people." The scope is every moment God is doing important work they need to attend--which isthat is the first thing they cherish. God's choosing them means that they have great importance. Which means, God wants to make these people whole, and make them perfect, and after His management work is finished, He will achieve these people. So, these chosen people are of great importance to God, because they are those whom God desires to achieve. When they die, God's chosen people go to a place that is completely different from unbelieving people and different believing people. It is a place where angels and God's messengers accompany them, and where God personally oversees them. When they die, they too will be subjected to a strict scrutiny by God's messengers the paths these people have taken throughout their lives in their faith in God, whether true or not at the time, has ever been opposed the God, or cursed Himand whether or not they have committed serious sins or evils. This investigation answers the question of whether the person will leave or stay. "Leaving" refers to whether, based on their behavior, they will remain in the commandments of God's elect. "Remain" means that they will remain among the people that God has made perfect in the last days. It is that when God does the final stage of His work in the last days, these chosen people will all come among the people. When they all come, it will be the last time they reincarnate. If during this latter part these people are made perfect, and made perfect, then they will not be incarnated again as before; the process of becoming human will come to a complete end, and so will the process of reincarnation. This concerns their stay.) Almighty God said Next, let's TALK about the cycle of LIFE and DEATH of PEOPLE WHO FOLLOW GOD. THIS is RELATED to YOU, so LISTEN CAREFULLY. First think about what categories the people who believe in God and the servants can be divided into. FIRST our CONVERSATION is ABOUT GOD'S CHOSEN PEOPLE, of which they are FEW. 🌷🙏🌹 WHAT DOES "God's elect" REFER to? 🌷 AFTER GOD CREATED ALL THINGS and had HUMANITY, GOD CHOSEN a GROUP of people WHO FOLLOW Him, and CALLED them "God's chosen people" THERE is a UNIQUE SCOPE and SIGNIFICANCE in GOD'S SELECTION of these PEOPLE. The SCOPE is EVERY moment GOD does IMPORTANT WORK they NEED to be ATTENDED---where THAT is the FIRST THING they PRIVATE. And what is their significance? ☀️ GOD'S CHOOSING of them MEANS they HAVE GREAT IMPORTANCE. Which means, GOD WANTS to MAKE these PEOPLE WHOLE, and MAKE them PERFECT, and AFTER His GOVERNMENT WORK is FINISHED, He WILL GET these PEOPLE. Is this not of great importance? 🙏🌹🙏 So, these CHOSEN PEOPLE have GREAT IMPORTANCE to GOD, because they are the ones GOD WANTS to ACHIEVE.💐 As for the SERVANTS---well, let's first LEAVE from the NATURE of GOD, and let's FIRST DISCUSS their ORIGIN. The LITERAL MEANING of "servant" is one who SERVES. Those who SERVE are TEMPORARY; They DO NOT DO IT PERMANENTLY, or FOR a LONG TIME, but are HIRED or ENGAGED TEMPORARILY. MOST of THEM are CHOSEN FROM people WHO do NOT BELIEVE. 😪😪 They CAME to the EARTH when they were COMMANDED to PLAY THE ROLE of SERVANTS in GOD'S WORK. They MAY have been AN ANIMAL in their PAST LIFE, but MAY ALSO BE ONE of the PEOPLE WHO do NOT BELIEVE. Such are the SOURCES of SERVANTS. 😪😪 Let's go back to God's CHOSEN ones. When they DIE, GOD'S CHOSEN PEOPLE GO to a PLACE COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from NON-BELIEVING PEOPLE and DIFFERENT BELIEVING PEOPLE. It is a PLACE where they are ACCOMPANIED by ANGELS and MESSENGERS of GOD, and that is PERSONALLY RULED by GOD. 🙏🌷🙏 Although, in this PLACE, GOD'S CHOSEN PEOPLE are NOT ABLE to SEE GOD with their OWN EYES, it is NOT LIKE ANY PLACE in the SPIRITUAL KINGDOM, it is a PLACE where this portion of PEOPLE GO AFTER they DIE. When they DIE, they too WILL be SUBJECTED to a STRICT INVESTIGATION by the MESSENGERS of GOD the PATHS that these PEOPLE TOOK THROUGHOUT their ENTIRE LIFE in their FAITH in GOD, WHETHER TRUE or NOT, at that TIME, EVER NOT AGAINST GOD, or He was CURSED, and whether or not they DID commit serious SINS or EVIL. This INVESTIGATION ANSWERS the QUESTION if the person will LEAVE or STAY. WHAT DOES "leave" REFER to? And WHAT does "remain" REFER to? "Leaving" REFERES to whether, BASED on their BEHAVIOR, they will "remain" MEANS they WILL REMAIN AMONG the PEOPLE WHO have BEEN PERFECTED by GOD in the LAST DAYS. ☀️ For those who remain, there is his work, God will send such people to act as apostles or to carry out the work of reviving the churches, or serving them. But people who are capable of doing such work are not reincarnated as often as non-believers, who are reborn again and again, instead, they are returned to earth according to the needs and measures of work of God, and nothose who reincarnate often. So are there different rules when they reincarnate? Do they come that often? Not them. ☀️ What is its basis? It is BASED on GOD'S WORK, the steps of his work, and His needs, and there are no rules. What is the single policy? This is when GOD DOES THE LAST PHASE of His WORK in the LAST DAYS, these CHOSEN PEOPLE WILL ALL COME into the MIDST of MAN. When they ALL ARRIVE, it will be the LAST CHANCE they will REINCARNATE. Why is that? This is BASED on the OUTCOME of what must be ACHIEVED during the LAST PHASE of GOD'S WORK---because during the LAST PHASE of this GOD'S WORK, GOD will MAKE these CHOSEN people COMPLETELY PERFECT. 💐 🙏💐 What does this mean? If DURING this LAST PART these PEOPLE are MADE PERFECT, and PERFECTED, THEN they WILL NOT be INCARNATED AGAIN as BEFORE; the PROCESS of becoming HUMAN will COME to a COMPLETE END, and SO will the PROCESS of REINCARNATION. This has to do with those who will stay.🙏☀️ So where do those who can't last go? Those who cannot stay have a suitable place to go. First---as with others---as a result of their wickedness, the mistakes they made, and the sins they committed, they will also be punished. After they are punished, God will send them among the people who do not believe, according to the circumstances, He will arrange for them to be among the people who do not believe, or if not among the different people who believe. Which means, they have two options: One is likely to live among the people of such a religion following the punishment, and the other is likely to be a person who does not believe. If they become a person who does not believe then they will lose all opportunities. Whereas if they become a person of faith---if for example, they become a Christian---they still have a chance to return among the ranks of God's chosen people; there are so many complex relationships that are involved here. In short, if any of God's chosen people do something that HURTS GOD, they will be PUNISHED like everyone else. PAUL, for EXAMPLE, is the one we talked about a while ago. PAUL is an EXAMPLE of PUNISHED. 😪 DO you GET an IDEA of WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT? Is the SCOPE of GOD'S CHOSEN people PERMANENT? (most.) Most of it is permanent, but a small part of it is permanent, but a small part of it is not permanent. Why so? Because they have done evil. Here, I refer to the most obvious example: doing evil. When they do evil, God doesn't like them, and if God doesn't like them, He throws them among different races and types of people, leaving them in ignorance. hope, and it will be difficult for them to return. ALL of this has KNOWLEDGE of the LIFE and DEATH of GOD'S CHOSEN PEOPLE. 🙏 Follow the sequel ------ From "The Word Appears in the Flesh" Fulfillment of (John 1:1) and (Ezekiel 2:9-10), (Rev. 19:9,13) 📥Calling and leading everyone to His lowered Kingdom or Church because it is still standing on earth in the holy place in the air/KZbin "THE CHURCH OF ALMIGHTY GOD 💐 this is the fulfillment of what He said to Peter 2,000 years ago, recorded in (Matthew 16:18'19). This is the the only Church of each one of our spirit that we must listen to or eat and drink like how we eat, dress and sleep every day so that He can guide us and change us by rejecting the evil attached by Satan so as to be perfect, having attained eternal life that will enter the coming replacement of the New Heaven and New Earth. ☀️

[@eigengrau1]

Breathtaking and impressive.. Didn't expected to be literally blown away with this.

[@KevBotM]

IKR? This is the worst video to watch while high.

[@romaty9592]

гдйаерг

[@VetusBarbatus]

And in a universe scale, this is not even to grains of sand colliding

[@jeanmartel5188]

PREMIÈREMENT,C'EST, TRÈS CERTAINEMENT,FAIT PAR ORDINATEUR,ET SI C'EST LE CAS,C'EST EX-CE-LLENT ET VRAIMENT SUPER MONTAGE TANT VISUEL QUE AUDITIF.1000 FOIS BRAVO ET SURTOUT, UN GRAND MERCI POUR CE PARTAGE.😊

[@Ryannnlebel]

this has to be the best video of his. well done.

[@oni.294]

Bro shout out to the camera man who stayed to film it all. Absolute Legend.

[@gg.1739]

Got the whole squad laughing 😐

[@pierreo33]

What an original comment!

[@jasonreed1631]

Lets be real, there would be some jackass out there live streaming it for their 5 seconds of fame.

[@seydina_ndiaye]

Animation 😊

[@tomorowsnobodys]

Haha i have never heard this hilarious joke before you should be a comedian on tv everyone would love your very funny and original observations

[@quasar578]

What a cinematic experience. I just love the journey you have covered from size comparisons to this. Just keep it up. Wonderful.

[@crystasorrow9593]

The fact this was in the point of view of the average every day person made it so terrifying...imagine the last thing you seeing being the moon right in front of you about to impact (although I'm sure you'd be long vaporized before it actually impacted) or seeing the impact wave coming for you and knowing there's nothing that can be done except accepting death... X.x

[@aacmbirdzilla2343]

I got more more invested in this than in whatever the hell Moonfall even was

[@fnamelname9077]

If you enjoyed this, consider reading H.G. Wells "The Star". It showcases that his writing was not only wondrously imagined, but also masterfully composed. It makes a great followup to this little movie!

[@Puzzoozoo]

Arthur C. Clarke wrote The Star.

[@fnamelname9077]

@@Puzzoozoo You're so right. I was actually thinking of his other stories when I wrote that. I have no idea why I put H.G. Wells, who is obviously WAY before ACC's time. XD Thank you for the correction. What a weird mistake lol.

[@Link4000zCreations]

Actually you're both right. They both wrote a story called 'The Star.' HG Wells version does involve a planetary impact.

[@fnamelname9077]

​@@Link4000zCreations Thanks! I had to re-correct myself. The HG Wells story is the one I was thinking of. I had read it just before I watched this video, and I was amazed at how similar the sense of dawning dread was. I'm glad I'm not going crazy. I could have sworn that the story had had an older and more ethereal prose to it, and when I looked up the author and saw a story attributed to Arthur C Clarke, I suffered quite the critic's heart attack. Not that Clarke's prose is any less than Wells's. But I'd hoped I could tell apart his modernism from Wells's style.

[@outermarker5801]

Internet: "camera man never dies!" MetaBall: "so you have chosen death"

[@Dr.Med.Den-Rasen]

good to know we have a camera-superman

[@jordythecat7181]

PLEASE more apocalyptic stuff like this! This was a *masterpiece* ❤️

[@ayeflippum]

Why?

[@GuilhermeAraujo04]

@@ayeflippum cause we want

[@ayeflippum]

@@GuilhermeAraujo04 Yeah?

[@Seraphim144]

@@ayeflippumbecause it looks really cool and memorizing when it’s not actually happening to us in real life.

[@ayeflippum]

@@Seraphim144 I can think of cool and memorizing images that don't blow up the earth. 🙄

[@zoobi27]

POV : Almighty Bruce pulled the moon that one night... but he was in Japan... Side note : this is probably your most immersive and impressive video so far. I wish you make more of those POV catastrophic scenarios. God-tier work

[@TerryDrachen-wk5wd]

Wow! It's crazy how much destruction happened just from the moon approaching before it made impact! You make some awesome animations! I saw one of your older videos showing hurricane winds. Would you ever do one for Tornadoes on the Fujita scale?

[@rang5210]

That's what is fascinating to me, I mean I know it's because of gravity but I didn't expect it would be like this. So if there's anyone here with the knowledge please explain, why does that happen when the moon approach the earth, even from a distance wind started to blow and things fall apart before the actual impact even happens... I'm very curious

[@budddshott]

@@rang5210 In simple terms, the vastness of tides is due to the gravitational effects, varying because gravity weakens with distance. The gravitational force from the moon differs on each side of Earth- the side closer experiences a relatively stronger force, while the opposite side doesn't. Consequently, fluids are pulled toward the moon-close side. When Earth is nearer to the moon, the pulling force significantly increases, affecting the entire Earth, including the atmosphere, seas, and even the mantle (primarily composed of fluid lava). The distance from the moon to Earth is around 380,000 kilometers, and Earth's diameter is 13,000 kilometers. As gravitational force is inversely proportional to the square of the distance, there's approximately a 7% force difference on both sides. However, when it's close to 10,000 kilometers, the difference escalates to 530%, and at 1,000 kilometers, it reaches about 20,000%. Considering the ocean depth is 4 kilometers, envision a substantial portion of the ocean being drawn in, along with the atmosphere and continental plates.

[@alanwashstuff216]

@@rang5210 Tidal forces affects the atmosphere in some extend. Also, if by any chance the moon approaches the earth, this would be disintegrated into pieces before hitting us. it would be catastrophic, but not like in the video. it might form a ring or multiple rings like Saturn. And this is thanks to gravity as well.

[@Aaqib..]

Probably the gravitational pull of the moon caused the turbulence in the air, and also as it approaches the tidal waves in water bodies would be enormous and floods will precede the actual impact, this increase in gravitational interaction would also mean earthquake triggering and volcanic eruptions, also altering the rotational pattern of not only earth but maybe other celestial bodies too.@@rang5210

[@rang5210]

@@MO-qd6tm I know it's not real and most of this is greatly exaggerated, but still even based on actual real world physics or the science behind it, I would still think maybe someway somehow this is how it would come close to if it were to happen... Idk man, just curious

[@supercellonova]

This is the most amazing POV impact scenario creation I have ever seen! I could feel the power of every humbling moment, and it took my breath away!

[@MarcosAlvarez-c3p]

Es increíble este canal, cómo fue creciendo, ahora te da este tipo de comparaciones que te hace recrear lo que posiblemente uno se imagina, pero con un nivel de detalle que te deja impactado👌🏼 Feliz año nuevo 🥂

[@wallrider4194]

Camera man is so good at risking himself to record the moon revolution.

[@swayzic8743]

This was extremely well done! Aside from the impressive graphics, choosing which perspectives to use to show was also really well done! Seeing a scene like this from the POV of a single person rather than wide shots of doom and destruction really adds a level of dread/hopelessness.

[@Ben.SK2346]

This is the best Impact video ever, as it shows how Moon's gravity would cause extreme chaos long before it hits the earth... As soon as I saw the wind and soda bottles falling at 0:40, I knew this is different from the other Moon Impact videos.🤩

[@mr.someone6128]

This is so damn scary, great job dude! You need to make more of these First person view videos!

[@sebelasfaw6197]

Make it better by lowering down the volume

[@TheChurlishBoor]

This is actually... Amazing. Brilliant. The dude disappearing after setting the action, that boat bit... the astronaut seeing the impact fright bit, all of it... Fab.

[@goji2150]

Vaya como fue evolucionando el canal, empezo con comparación de tamaños con modelos poco detallados a esta belleza cinematográfica, me alegra haber visto la evolución de este canal desde el 2017😊

[@rozilla_the_savage4445]

Your CGI reenactments are pretty awesome. Nice work

[@alterfalter9400]

Many comments mention the Roche Limit and that the moon should actually break apart and form a ring around the Earth. This would happen as the moon moves closer and closer to the Earth in a spiral orbit. In the video, however, it comes straight towards Earth, like an asteroid. And even if the moon were to break apart within the Roche limit in this video scenario, that doesn't mean that it would immediately disintegrate into its components. Disintegration does not mean that the Moon will fly apart like a bomb. Instead, it breaks up and the pieces slowly move apart. This will definitely not happen within minutes, so as far as an observer on earth is concerned, the impact is the same as from a solid body.

[@sare-t6x]

No moon 1 year 3.18

[@Mikonid_Ozone]

This is so scary and interesting at the same time... One of the best videos.

[@RandomAxeOfKindness]

Much better simulation than, say, Deep Impact. The radiant heatflash might affect the closer space stations more than is shown, and the earthquake-like shockwaves through the ground would probably be more pronounced, but this was much more realistic than I expected. And the rendering is supernaturally good. Excellent stuff.

[@harryv6752]

Holy cow! That was intense! Subscribed. 🤘

[@prettyokaygaming]

by far one of the best scenes i've ever seen in animation. I'm terrified of the impact concept, so this hurt to watch. so amazing!!!

[@samholder196]

this was way scarier than i was expecting. well fucking done

[@BlueGamz.Official]

3:27 IT IS COMING TOWARDS YOU, THAT LOOKS SO SCARY Great video! Keep up the good work MBS!

[@cinqsaw4358]

Yea it is

[@rickarnold7778]

This is a brilliant piece of work. Well done!

[@cesarbarrahu3411]

Este canal nunca decepciona, increíble trabajo

[@LagunaL8]

Among the billions of years of our universe and among trillions of planets, I can't help but wonder if there was one civilization that went out like this. Your videos are so thought provoking and educational and fun. (and scary lol)

[@LelandJ71]

There was. I was there

[@1.21gigawatts2]

@@LelandJ71 I remember you. You were that one guy who used to shit in the public bins and used to yell at people that weren't even there. In our town you were known as dysentery Dan. How are you? hope you've conquered your demons.

[@sidd_not_vicious2609]

I personally imagine this or something similar has most likely happened numerous times.

[@Chopper153]

Well, this happened in our solar system billions of years ago.

[@77sergiocon]

Here’s the way i look at it: we’re ll gonna die so i d preferred to go out like this vs an old demented geriatric folk in a nursing home dying as a result from a bed sore that became septic

[@ickatabg]

Authentic, shivering, jaw dropping.

[@andrujo]

Wow!... Just... Thank you for this spine-chiling, thunderous, emotional experience. 😢

[@thetooginator153]

Great job! The physics seemed right to me. You put a LOT of great detail into this too. Most people forget that the moon would have fractures too. The atmosphere being ripped away was another realistic touch. I think movies intentionally leave out certain realistic effects so the audience isn’t absolutely terrified.

[@Defender78]

yea the roche limit thingy

[@ecicce6749]

it would be 10 magnitudes brighter though. the flash of light and heat would vaporize anything in line of sight

[@tomaskoch2687]

And the moon would wouldn’t ever actually hit earth, instead it would make rings around the earth after wreaking havoc upon earth’s gravity.

[@Fanboy675]

Roche limit, although the speed of how quickly it happens might bypass this. Full moon breakup would likely happen with a slower impact but a contained mass of loose rocks would still functionally hit as one at those speeds. @@tomaskoch2687

[@framegrace1]

Will not be just fractures, the whole Moon will break into pieces before hitting, distributing the impact around all the globe in a ring of fire, no just one side.

[@IMinefino]

WOW very creative and VERY well done! Loved it!

[@ZubenGaming]

This is absolutely GOLD, I would really like to see this whole thing in 3rd person tho! Hats off to you MBS! n_n

[@edopronk1303]

Indeed! A 3rd person comparison would be great.

[@JordyB-tq1yh]

OH MY GOD THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN ON EARTH

[@oldmanwinter63]

I enjoy the comparison videos, but this is spectacular!!

[@kylerjones4411]

Really well done. Amazing how something that looks so benign at a safe distance can look so sinister getting closer and closer.

[@spiff1]

especially when that thing is the size of the moon

[@prion42]

The Apollo astronauts saw the moon as big as life. I wonder if that felt weird.

[@SvanTowerMan]

@@prion42 I couldn't exit or enter another planet or celestial body unless I were sedated during the process. I am afraid of large objects, particularly ones that are close to me.

[@RyGuy36]

I can't believe how much this channel has evolved. This is brilliant on several levels.

[@StrategicChicken]

“Schools will remain open”

[@MAGNETO-i1i]

That was so immersive I am speechless! Just incredible work!

[@maxwhite4732]

Not sure what I was expecting, but I was blown away as much as those people were. Absolutely Incredible!

[@MrYobII]

Holy smokes, this was intense. I was not ready for how good this was.

[@ladrenadavis4358]

Impressive (Subscribed) 👍❤️

[@djmatheusbueno]

This is stunning! One thing that I think it could be inaccurate is that around 5min when we see the view from the satellite perspective, the clouds are still, when they would be probably be evaporated or dislocated at high speeds in the opposite direction of the point of impact. Just a minor detail that could make this render even more amazing 😊

[@heramaaroricon4738]

I think the most important thing for this to work so well as your animation did, is that you showed actually the harms and deaths of people (like the plane crashing).

[@lindozee]

Loving these graphics ❤ keep up the great work

[@merchernel123]

These mini movies are better than sooo many pay to stream movies about disasters. I love the different perspectives and the all subtle creative choices. These are really impressive.

[@sterlingcampbell2116]

This is, by far, the channels best video. Phenomenal

[@txcrix9236]

This was very fascinating! When I think of celestial objects crashing into earth or another planet I automatically picture a giant shockwave / explosion. It's pretty neat to see what could happen when you bring the gravitational pull of that object into the equation. A visual representation of two atmospheres colliding is amazing.

[@galichet18]

Moon don't have atmosphere but I agree with all the rest

[@buzzybees8604]

I agree, it's really cool to see a more accurate representation! Though likely they would more deform into almost liquid like things rather than be more solid, so even before the impact, the Earth's crust would be pretty much wiped out and the planet in a deformed and stretched shape. On such a large scale, it's cool to think about how little solid chunks sliding past each other basically make a large scale liquid... it's the same thing that happens at the molecular level!

[@MewPurPur]

I don't really know if this is scientifically sound. Earth's surface gravity is 6x that of the Moon's, so even if the Moon levitated right over you, you'd remain firmly on the ground.

[@viablemedia5018]

For the moon to collide with Earth like in the video it would have to move at insane speeds. So in real life it would be more violent. Imagine the entirety of Earths atmosphere getting cut in half almost instantly. Ultimately, we would probably all get killed by 50000mph winds before impact.

[@coverwatch]

@@viablemedia5018 The Moon cannot collide with the Earth as it was depicted in this video because the Earth's gravity will tear the Moon apart before it can collide into the atmosphere as a whole. However, anything preceding and succeeding the impact will be the same more or less.

[@BZAKether]

What an incredible video! It was quite the adventure, this is perhaps your best video ever. Congratulations and thanks for all your work!

[@chris-rfs]

Thankfully the moon is actually slowly moving away from earth!. Fantastic video.❤

[@Sibogy]

How does your content get even better? This video is an absolute spectacle. Very entertaining 👏

[@kamekazetrout58]

From simulations to movie quality videos, I can see it in the near future. Excellent job.

[@Jerosa99]

great work! as usual

[@Countryballsandstuff999]

Holy crap that is so impressive! THE. BEST. DISASTER. MOVIE. EVER!