Wakanda Forever: TWO Vibranium Meteorites Origin Explained!

[@Eatfreshguy407]

I thought it was just one meteorite that split up upon impact. One piece hit in the ocean and the other in wakanda. Maybe the eternals actually hit it prior to entering impact to prevent it from wiping out life?

[@bakeman624]

That's a really good point!

[@omnipotentmage]

I always thought Vibranim was made by Hephaestus because of the myths of his scraps being thrown to earth or even a Celestial core because we don't even know their physiology or insides

[@canamrock]

It could even be a possible matter of a larger initial strike ejecting pieces that hit later on. So if you assume the vibranium all came with Tiamat originally, it could be that some sloughed off and was launched into a long orbit such that millions of years later, two more pieces struck so the Wakandans could find it and the rest remained in the Yucatan for Namor's ancestor crew to find it.

[@dr.nottanownudder]

Or Tiamat brought the vibranium with it as a protective cocoon or womb. Since Tiamat is in the center of earth maybe the vibranium is pushed outward from the center in different directions, thus why it's found on opposite sides of earth.

[@Tonyoung55]

that exactly what they said in the movie. I think he missed that part

[@ZevockVile]

What if the vibranium that fell to earth wasn’t sent by a celestial but were the remnants of a dead celestial, like Knowhere’s body.

[@jusskitten6120]

This was my thought as well

[@8968149963]

Well then shouldn’t there be presence of vibranium in knowhere, it would have been a big deal to the ravagers

[@DARKRANKA]

Wow it’s the same this I thought

[@Exidose]

@@8968149963 They didn't say specifically Knowhere's body just used that as an example. Could be another dead Celestial floating around out there.

[@harrisriaz4812]

exact thing came to my mind

[@lucas_501]

its really common for large meteorites to split into smaller ones when entering the atmosphere, they can end up falling pretty far away from each other

[@jdm314]

This was certainly my assumption.

[@nathenewendzel7806]

Makes sense.

[@jdm314]

I guess in another video Voss offhandedly says that the two meteors were millions of years apart. I am not certain what evidence he is going on (but it's Voss, so you know it's *something*), so I can't really assess the claim.

[@nathenewendzel7806]

@@jdm314 It could be both.

[@CortexNewsService]

That's what I was thinking. And on a global scale, the Yucatan and Central Africa, aren't that far apart. Depending on the angle, it's more than possible that a part of Wakanda's meteor broke off and hit the Caribbean while the main rock hit Africa.

[@marcussaintil7384]

Given they confirm WF takes place after Eternals it woulda been cool to see Namor and Talokan react to Tiamuts body in the Ocean

[@sl0Niu]

but if everything is true, all the fish peopel would be dead because of tiamut born right?

[@djPYBK]

There might be another "Atlanteans" that rep the Indian Ocean. Namor be like "oooohhh they about to be exposed". That is why he wanted Riri gone.

[@nine5983]

@@sl0Niu fuvducguuuuuggu

[@Youjvwhw]

different part of the ocean

[@michaelklock422]

If vibranium came from an asteroid, that means there is a solid chance that other planets have vibranium just as commonly as we have iron ore. I wonder if Captain Marvel or the Guardians might have seen it outside of earth

[@pistolpete3199]

It’s canon that Vibranium was found on other planets before being mined to exhaustion. Now it’s suppose to be only found on one other planet beside earth. So it’s possible in some incursions of other planets we could see another person or army with there own version of Vibranium

[@michaelklock422]

@@pistolpete3199 that's isn't canon to the mcu tho

[@tylersoto7465]

That would be something, essentially wakanda with it's advance technology and vibranium etc can be a space faring people build advance spaceships and build colonies on the moon and mars etc , they also have uranium and diamond resources too helping out alot , the diamonds can be used to make advance diamond encrusted armor etc and uranium for energy and depleted uranium can he used as armor etc too , to help with anything

[@carterego5443]

@@tylersoto7465 ngl that's amazing observation!

[@geospecies]

Can't wait for the introduction of Adamantium and its explanation

[@JeyakumaarMS]

It might as well, be part of the Eternal's body. We do see chunks missing from Arishem body. It could be Vibranium ore too, which broke on its way to earth and fell in multiple places, two of them we know of.

[@glcsander]

What if the Celestials had a war between them and pieces of their armor spread across the galaxy and multiverse? Cause in the Ethernals movie it was implied that Phastos had something to do with Vibraniun, so maybe they are sent to planets where these pieces fell off not only to protect against the devians but also to keep tabs on the vibraniun?

[@mosquitomrderer]

Possible.

[@GuyChooo]

That or it's from a planet where Eson the Searcher destroyed by the use of power stone.

[@PS-mj8hl]

In the real world Meteors often break into several pieces before impact with the planet. Is it possible that this meteor could have Broken in two before striking the planet with one piece landing in Wakanda and another landing in the Yucatán?

[@proffxxl]

What if the vibranium was like a shell around the seed to protect it as it traveled to Earth, then splits in half to open and let the seed be planted into the planet. Then the vibranium just crashes to the surface. Maybe it doesn't usually happen that way and it usually splits high enough up that they miss the planet but Earth gravity caught these 2 pieces, and that is why it is rare in the rest of the universe.

[@nikduke23]

So, that moment when you Ulysses Klaue stated that people "thought Wakanda and vibranium were somewhere in South America (El Dorado) but it was it Africa the whole time". Coogler played that whole concept very strategically. 👏🏾

[@drahcir88richard]

There was no mention of Tiamut in Wakanda Forever. Namor and the Talokans should've greatly affected by that since Tiamut appeared in the ocean.

[@IMI660]

What if both movies happened in different universe

[@202adr]

Tiamut surfaced in the Indian ocean which is in the pacific, and Talokan is near the gulf of Mexico in the Atlantic Ocean. So no they would not be greatly affected especially with how deep they are in the ocean.

[@cringekiller348]

He was only there on a few hundred miles. Not the entire ocean.

[@cringekiller348]

Tiamut isn't as big you think. He's pretty small.

[@Valpak223]

That last quip is what I was thinking. What if the vibranium was meant to celestial armor, which is why Cersei had trouble turning Tiamut into stone, because it’s vibranium

[@AlejandroGonzalez-ks5ln]

But thanos broke caps shield with his sword

[@Valpak223]

@@AlejandroGonzalez-ks5ln because he’s sword was Uru metal

[@MegaDudeman21]

@@Valpak223 Is Uru stronger than Vibranium?

[@lifeinjersey9846]

@@MegaDudeman21 Yes its been confirmed as the strongest metal in the universe at least so far. Uru can only be melted down by using the power of a sun

[@MegaDudeman21]

@@lifeinjersey9846 oh wow that’s cool. Maybe that’s what Celestials are made of?

[@AJFisherDesign]

Maybe the two meteorites _are_ pieces of a Celestial that was blown up (Celestial vs. Celestial battle?). These meteorites might contain both armoured elements (vibranium) but also organic/life-giving components (that influence life; mutants, the heart-shaped herb, etc.). Guardians of the Galaxy established Nowhere and the fact that Celestial “corpses” were harvested of resources.

[@mariemoore518]

You guys come up with the most interesting theories! I love the deep dives into Marvel canon

[@jacobbowman958]

I totally think it was one meteorite that split upon entry to our atmosphere!

[@djwaglmuffin]

The vibrainium (meteor) is NOT the interesting part about this. The interesting part is a "god" reached out to someone about the vibranium which I'm now wondering if it was Kang who guided them to the plant.

[@DJElixir]

vibranium: " The strongest material in the universe!" Uru: Hold my Beer

[@Mt50s]

I love your advert segways . You’re so smooth.

[@djPYBK]

As Earth 616 history is getting unearthed it makes me think that Thanos coming with Loki with a full might of his army with just the Mind Stone to take over Earth would not be as easy during 2012. Thanos knows Earth is not to be messed with. He really needed all 6 Infinity stones to march confidently to Earth.

[@RipUSA2020]

Maybe Thanos only halved the population of planets impregnated by Celestial eggs?

[@superteerev]

love is an extension of eternity the way everything in the universe encompasses eternity

[@Son-of-Krypton]

It’s possible Wakanda and Talokan join forces in MCU secret wars ? 🤔

[@Magdalena8008s]

Duh.

[@johnsantos507]

Only one way to find out.

[@Brucelee89896]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@mosquitomrderer]

No, because the post credits implied that Talokan was still an enemy to Wakanda, just that they were sharing resources, like Apple using Samsung Displays for their phones.

[@oussamarafouk5349]

yes sure according to me , secret wars is gonna have everyone like endgame but times 10

[@mbmala]

Since both Talokan and Wakanda origin stories say their deities showed them the vibranium/herbs it’s pretty likely that the Asgardian/Egyptian/Wakandan/Talokan level deities had something to do with it

[@dobi287]

You know it could be the same meteor just broken up right Or even a meteor shower

[@mattsnider5904]

Thanos shredded Captain America s vibranium shield in Endgame. Still hard to top him as a villain

[@Stinglikeabee625]

From what I understood from the movie, it wasn’t two different meteors but the same meteor sent different pieces on earth. And it was even open ended that there could be more

[@modder15]

There's more than two in the comics. There was also one in the Savage Land.

[@cgafken]

I figured if Tiamut was as large as he is in Eternals then the shell of vibranium around him could be large enough that it was sticking out of the ground in Africa and breaking through the ocean floor near Talocan

[@JH-lw1fz]

Celestials sent them for the newborns armor. One for Tiamut and one for Starlord

[@soralchemist3337]

That would mean the 2nd asteroid was sent after Peter's birth. Both civilizations have had vibranium for centuries

[@PhilomenaOchola-kr4bt]

The Prehistoric Avengers defeated and buried a Celestial called Fallen in what is now known as South Africa.

[@stoneyvision4135]

Meteorites often break apart when entering the friction of our atmosphere. So it could have been just the one.

[@advaitkhedkar3299]

I have a feeling, that if the first asteroid was the dino wiping one, which tlalocan is using (which celestials might have sent with tiamut seed) the second one (wakanda meteorite) could have been sent by kang, somehow. Because if the human race's technological advancement is key to the rise of Kang in the future.

[@GuyChooo]

No, the vibranium was said to absorb the impact to Earth so when it hit Wakanda, it didnt kill many animals and plant life. Especially since the Vibranium meteorite that hit America, it landed on water so no.

[@Tonyoung55]

it was only one that split on the way down they mention that in the movie lol good video as always tho

[@KingTwonB23]

That’s what I thought too it split when entering our atmosphere or something like that

[@zinalabddinmohieddin7342]

I love that you’re saying his name right

[@KincaidBlackwood]

I like the idea that this rare element in the universe might be somehow connected to Celestials in a way that they are able to draw it to them as they gestate within whatever planet they exist in. Maybe it's less the Celestial "armor" and more the fiber of their physical form. In Eternals, Arishem was depected as almost coming apart or fraying in a way. Now that could be a reflection of the Celestials immense size that those pieces aren't an indication that he's coming apart, he's just enormous but it could alternatively be that as he ages through the eons, gestating Celestials throughout the universe are tugging at his physical being and thats where the vibranium is coming from: it could be flecks of him.

[@thestarseeker8196]

LOVED Shuri’s character in this film. It’s Shuris who keep the world moving.

[@adammanneh4692]

Can't wait for Daredevil Born Again!

[@theseproblemsmatter1]

Can't wait for Secret Invasion!

[@imericseo]

Can't wait for Secret Wars!

[@dahliazaylinsage]

Thanks and safety to ya all as always!!

[@revx]

I think it's possible it was one meteor that exploded in to multiple chunks, landing in a few spots around the world. Also, Thanos was able to break Cap's vibranium shield using his sword (made from uru), so I think it's debatable whether or not vibranimum is the strongest material in the MCU.

[@Yoshi14832]

His shield isn’t pure, it’s an alloy

[@cringekiller348]

@K R His shield is pure. Uru is definitely stronger than Vibranium.

[@irbest6148]

I like the idea that Galactus sent them actually, vibranium in general could lead up to the endgame of Galactus attacking the earth

[@silentsigher]

I just came back from seeing this and omg I cried so many times 😭this movie was beautiful

[@oscarrios6048]

I like the idea of it splitting up in two upon hitting our ozone and atmosphere

[@Jamer508]

The first impact was Tiamat's seed. The second was a chunk of a celestial that was defeated in battle. Knowhere is evidence of some type of celestial war. I think this "war" is causing pieces of celestials to be flung around the galaxy/universe.

[@tomtommasovaleriano962]

what if the Wakanda meteorite was the first Celestial Egg sent but it was a failed 'impregnation' so they sent a second one? And down the road they get thru the center of the Wakanda meteorite and find a celestial fetus still in stasis inside?

[@ked49]

Like the progenitor from recent comics?

[@jakattak2403]

Love this channel!

[@DennisDietrich_VoiceActor]

I like to imagine Galactus had a taste of Earth millions of years ago. He was disappointed in Earths flavor, so he pulled out his massive salt/pepper shaker of vibranium. To marinate Earth until it tasted just right 👌🏻 🤤 GALACTUS IS COMING . . .

[@faisalakhtar3394]

Do we even know what the Celestail seed is made of and what is inside it? How are Celestials even born? Did Arishem just made a seed and threw it? Did he swing it towards Earth or did he toss it? What are the layers and components of the seed and what is the process of birth for Celestials? Do newborn Celestials automatically know what they are meant to do? Is their appearance basically an armour and inside there is a powerful organism? Why does Ego look different? Does Ego have organs? I got soo many questions.

[@qcrew2938]

Loved this movie!!!

[@KPlaysSports123]

ScreenCrush posted the same video 30 minutes before lol

[@lord_aries6679]

*****In the comic, TWO is celestials landed on earth. The first celestial crash landed after fighting knull and being infected with a virus before earth was seeded with another celestial seed.******

[@natedesh3197]

I just think Vibranium is the pod to tiamuts seed that he came in when he was sent to earth and it just broke off in different parts of the earth. That kinda ties everything together

[@husskaned]

I still think vibranium will be infused with some other metal like titanium alloy, which will later form adamantium and thats how you introduce adamantium in the mcu! Therefore it is no doubt that vibranium is the strongest metal in the universe and celestials are bots made out of it in order to preserve the one true timeline and what if the one above all, who is the leader of all the celestials is none other than galactus himself i mean that would be nuts wouldnt it😂

[@cringekiller348]

Uru is the strongest material in the universe.

[@joychowdhury9270]

I really hope the antartic vibranium found and used to make cap's shield is from the Savage Lands. Imagine an advanced caveman civilization. Would be badass

[@BOISE-hp5ts]

Do we even know when the celestials next mcu appearance is? If we didn't find out in wakanda forever it will likely be then right?

[@Nerdboss3000]

So we have a few big bads set up in the future. Kang, the time traveling big bad, the Mutant war, and a war against the gods. The two wars need to have big bads but those feel like 3 separate stories being set up

[@TheDlockett1]

Could it be possible that the celestial head of “nowhere” could’ve sent chunks into space after his death from his armor

[@nealywilly6359]

Is it possible that only one (1) meteorite crashed landed into earth but at an angle that allowed it to skip or bounce (assuming some of the impact kinetic energy rebounded like Thor's hammer against Captain America's shield - especially if the rock portions of it broke into two or more vibranium loded chunks)?

[@your_klips8854]

Dunno who said it, but I liked the idea of the meteoroids were smashed pieces of whatever from the multiversal war. So it hit many places at many different timelines. I'm sure someone can break down this idea to be false, but I think it's a clever idea.

[@reefwidow9820]

I thought vibranium being the strongest substance was debunked when thanos destroyed captain America’s shield with his sword in endgame

[@MySelf-ec9pv]

As a wanna b scientist I want to point out this is true. There was a METAL element found left behind by the asteroid that killed the lizards. Since vibranium isn't a Metal it's very great to hear them recreated history with such accuracy and space for development

[@506Edai]

Mbaku took that 1 punch to the chest and turned pacifist and even started admiring namor. 😂 "They don't call him king or general, they call him k'uku'kan"

[@henrybraxton217]

How are you always this good I mean really your research is impeccable wow you guys are definitely rockstars!

[@evowatto2600]

Maybe the Celestials placed it there, perhaps working with the ancient gods to finding avatars, ensuring the emergence ...

[@jsn_alva]

1500s was when they took the herb and founded Talokan not necessarily when the meteorite hit. This just based on the movie.

[@nebnub4965]

I hope we get a namor movie or Disney plus series

[@Axaerys]

Here's an idea, how about Kang being the one "paving the way" for himself?

[@Ogseven0savage]

I agree they sent it but for a different purpose they used it as a conduit to help feed the celestial

[@fcbahamutzero]

So that means the weapon Thanos uses to destroy Cap's shield had to be made out of Vibranium?

[@yungestNcharge1]

that’s uru metal

[@pistolpete3199]

No it doesn’t.. Vibranium is strongest metal on EARTH .. Uru metal is Magical SPACE metal and stronger which is what Thanos Sword was made of

[@fcbahamutzero]

@@pistolpete3199 he mentioned in the video that vibranium is the strongest metal in the universe so i was just wondering based on that. I'm assuming Uru is discussed in the comics

[@marquesq.4499]

If vibranium is the strongest substance in the universe, how was Cap's shield practically demolished by Thanos? Is it mixed with other alloys?

[@Dr.Beyrojac]

Cap sheild has a mixed with alloys and in get rust because he enetered the quantom realm. It was explained in Loki

[@marquesq.4499]

@@Dr.Beyrojac thanks, I clearly missed that watching Loki

[@pillar81]

I like the way M’Baku pronounces Ku’kulkan. The others like the other Talokanians pronounced it in a weird way somehow.

[@RipUSA2020]

The Talokanians pronounced it appropriately

[@keithfordyce5993]

I think that vibranium is the shell around the celestial egg. Upon impact with Earth small portions (relative to the size of a celestial) broke off leading to the deposits in Wakanda and the ocean floor. Likely vibranium is only considered rare as most civilizations reach the celestial growth point before reaching space travel. Earth would have not gone interplanetary if not for Thanos bringing alien tech and knowledge to Earth in Avengers 1. When the celestial is born likely the vibranium is destroyed or at least scattered to trace amounts.

[@DozensofNinjas]

Yeah I agree with a lot of the comments!! No one ever said it was two separate meteorite???

[@ohtrueyeahnah]

Arishem: Give em Vibranium, step back and watch em kill each other.

[@305Magazine]

I think vibranium is going to be tied to "Knowhere" some how.

[@eddiegreencheez]

Vibranium very well could be what started the evolution of life. Killmonger - "didn't all life start right here on this continent , so ain't all people your people "

[@RH1812]

As if Marvel plan ahead. 😄 well done E for giving them lore. You definitely should be employed by them

[@Firelance2361]

What if Vibranium is pieces of a dead Celestial after it exploded or something during an emergence?

[@rodrigueswilder]

Perhaps the meteorites were sent by the Celestials to be used as armour by Tiamut ?

[@Grayson_Baker]

They are really the Celestial Testicles!

[@fatman9468]

What about the uru metal that mjolnir and stormbreaker are made of? Aren’t they the strongest metals in the universe?

[@Eternalsfan]

Yeah I had that thought too. Celestials can’t just be Vibranium. Thano’s sword or blade was made of Uru as well. It tore through caps shield.

[@nitsugazemag]

Well, when they showed Arishem, it looked like pieces of his outer armor was cracked and chipped away, maybe a conflict amongst Celestials or Arishem with another cosmic entity over time caused for some of that Vibranium to stray away and hit the earth 🤷‍♂️. Maybe pieces of Nowhere’s Celestial body could have had something to do with the meteors.

[@suleimanidrisahmad9453]

Yes, another Celestrial makes sense. Celestrial or Cosmic Entity. What does the vibranium meteorite look like?

[@sashi8473]

I agree with what you are saying but I do have a question....If Vibranium is the strongest substance in the Universe how was Thanos able to break Caps shield?

[@TheSlyman08]

It surprises me the Wakandans say Vibranium is the strongest substance in the universe, knowing Thanos' blade broke Cap's Vibranium shield. Error on Marvel's part or....??

[@futuramayeah]

maybe they were part of the frozen Celestial that Sersi changed, but it was his little egg shell?

[@rainbowbordeaux4478]

Meteorites usually split upon impact.

[@syklightning103]

I was thinking the exact same thing I think it’s one meteorite spilt into multiple pieces that have landed around the African continent including the ocean

[@rainbowbordeaux4478]

@@syklightning103 absolutely. I think all the vibranium is from one meteorite that just broke apart after hitting the Earth's atmosphere.

[@MegaDudeman21]

yea there might even be more. There was never a way to detect it until Riri made a vibranium detector.

[@syklightning103]

Could be where they got the material back in world war 2 for caps shield can’t remember if they ever stated that they got the metal from wakanda just thought it could be possible and that’s y they had such a small amount of it

[@MegaDudeman21]

@@syklightning103 I feel like it was said somewhere that the vibranium used to make caps shield was from Wakanda. But I’m not entirely sure

[@MothershipCreative]

Honest question. If vibranium is the strongest substance in the universe, how was Thanos able to break Cap’s shield in Endgame?

[@Gersheyz]

If Vibranium is the strongest substance in the universe, that would point to Adamantium coming from an alternate universe. If Adamantium were to be native to Earth-616 for Wolverine, then Vibranium won't be the only resource being hunted for leading up to Secret Wars

[@niz9518]

Adamantium is made from Vibranium

[@TheSavageThanos]

Silver Surfer threw them at earth so Galactus could use them to construct his machine with it one day.

[@deathknown5640]

Wakanda 4ever!

[@_Tree]

Either there was 2 separate meteorites or it was split into 2

[@DragonSinOfWrath]

Both nations discovered vibranium by two separate deities personally leading them to that discovery. So unless the celestials are working with the Khonshu & Taweret type gods, the celestials probably aren’t the origin of vibranium

[@ZoneOut167-h5m]

Eternal war could’ve just meant a war that’ll last for generations

[@ItsGamingFancy]

No it has to mean something else lol. They stretch like crazy sometimes on here. Just like the conclusion they came to was two independent meteors sent purposefully instead of one meteor that split into two meteorites before landing. But they mean well

[@ZoneOut167-h5m]

@@ItsGamingFancy yea some of their theories be out there lol sometimes I wanna jump in and correct them

[@Azmodaeus49]

I bet it was Arishem 😶

[@ryanblakewood3327]

Why would a large object made of the strongest substance in the universe "break apart" it would have to be 2 separate pieces. Also how do they forge vibranium into things if it's unbreakable and resistant to heat?

[@rhazmel]

I think it's was just one meteorite that split before it impacted earth.

[@MisterNiceGuy2001]

Could it possibly be, 1 meteorite that split apart upon near impact on Earth? I mean, when a meteorite touches the Earth’s atmosphere, it breaks in chunks

[@marce.t8732]

Funny Namor and his people made no mention of Tiamat's statue or the underwater earthquakes referenced in Endgame

[@shadowfang6613]

The meteor split after entering the atmosphere

[@nater.2278]

If vibranium is the strongest metal in the universe, what was thanos using in End Game to split caps shield in half with just a few hits????? 😮😮😮

[@Joemight13]

😮😮

[@moisesmatos7922]

I think your right said that after I watched it the seed