Osiris Rex: The Return | Breakthrough

[@joed1950]

As a NASA volunteer with the OsirisRex project I was fortunate enough to have helped map specific potential touchdown sites. From my home computer I would connect with NASA (University Of Arizona) and interact with photos of Bennu. I would map "rocks" of different sizes and NASA would use my efforts to finally know where the safest point would be. I think there were about 15 volunteers aiding the NASA teams. Exciting to think the time is nearly here for sample touch down back at Earth. Osiris Rex will not land back at Earth but only drop the sample from Bennu and continue on to another mission. Thank you Curiosity Stream for excellent informative video. And thank you NASA for the Citizen Scientist Program

[@ferengiprofiteer9145]

That's pretty awesome right there!

[@mjc11a]

@joed1950 thanks very much for sharing your experiences and for your efforts in support of @osiris_rex and @nasa. Here's to a successful touchdown! Thanks again and be safe 🙏

[@rstomahawkty]

I am surprised it was only 15. You have such a cool opening statement hen meeting new people at a bar or on Tinder, especially after the news covers the landing of the sample back on Earth.

[@mudfossiluniversity]

I have studied Curiosity mission and comet 67P and Bennu and Omarumau....also Psyche...they are all Biological in origin. The ESA mission Phila lander did sample tests on 67P and 100% organic. I will make this CLAIM NOW....Asteroid Bennu is literally made of exactly the chemistry of red blood...Mostly Iron Oxides and transition metals almost exclusively. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5a0Ya2MrpKhqZo

[@bhanuchandra28]

That was great return to our humanity.

[@subheeshsubi88]

Congratulations dear ones.....love from india❤❤❤🎉

[@carl3684]

Astonishing to see this work goes on in the background of our confused lives. Just remarkable

[@sivuyilebartman5812]

Delighted by what NASA team have achieved...a milestone for humanity

[@ronkirk5099]

Absolutely astonishing technology needed to accomplish this space exploration mission. Another home run for NASA!

[@orangebetsy]

And it worked! Awesome.

[@vinitvsankhe]

Congratulations NASA for this wonderful feat.

[@sallykaley4771]

Good thing we have cameras everywhere to see it lol

[@Prabhu21]

extraordinary feat

[@ViralFunnyMeme007]

Excited for 24 Oct.😊

[@josephmuturimwamba728]

❤❤❤ in love with this

[@trevorwhitechapel2403]

This takes us one step closer to identifying and mining some big old chunk of space debris the size of Mt. Hood made of pure gold. Someday all the things we make out of plastic now will be made out of gold. It will be as common as sand. ♠

[@RisitasKEKW]

One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind

[@MansaBello-uc3gy]

The age of space mining is upon us

[@Steve-v3k5u]

How did the spaceship launch off the astroid? How do they steer it accurately enough to get it to come back where they want it?

[@manojkumar-qn3mw]

Jason Manoj kumar 2nd lieutenant general.. Jason

[@paulbasaur]

very cool

[@isabeldose1677]

Well it is great delt and good job NASA after Appllo moon mission in 1069. What is next program by NASA. Astroid Bennu when hit to our Earth? May be after 200 years. Reguest nssa for next exciting job.roy s c meteorologist Bangladesh.

[@teddyHuff-ef8pw]

What I think is an asteroid how do I test it

[@marsspacex6065]

The spacecraft is then going to study Apophis in 2029.

[@jdc1957]

Amazing

[@arsenlazaretian5481]

Osiris - Rex in the team the RSA .

[@74Gee]

I hope it turns out to be a 500m, wide lump of fossilized poop - that would explain it's darkness and prove unequivocally there's life out there.

[@quantumenergysolutions9128]

Just an Eye is so complicated, It was created, so discovering carbon will not bring them any closer to Darwin being correct lol

[@morbidcorpse5954]

Ever seen a quiet place? I would keep that space craft closed or send it off planet to the sun.

[@skystar.farrinbadniss]

The sameway we go in space to sample other planets n study. Its the same way aliens sample our planet

[@dirkpitt5468]

It worries me that “scientists” seem to already know what they are going to find. No matter how tortured the definition. We need real science again. Less supposition more provable facts.

[@rstomahawkty]

this is a bad take through and through. lookk up one primary source about this mission and reply back to this comment. they spent years choosing this specific asteroid, and they chose it because they studied these objects for yars and chose it based on their findings. They predict it has certain properties that can help validate other theories, they have no idea what they will actually find, it was also reachable and it has an orbiting body that was also of intrigue. Clearly, you have no idea what you are saying because you know nothing at all about this mission, but it is even more weird that you are so unaware and uninformed that it makes me curious why you watch these videos in the first place. I doubt you even watched it. BUt, as i said in a previous comment on this video, I don't think it did a very good job at relaying all the pertinent information. It is more of a grab to get subscribers on thier own site but it was a bad grab in my opinion.

[@tjonesauto]

NCC-1701 or the like is coming in our kids generation.

[@anilakshay6849]

👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰

[@rstomahawkty]

this video is just generic information. it is nothing new and it is everything we know from 6 years ago. It is not a good way to promote your website curiosity stream. If your videos are better on your streaming service or whatever you want to call it entic us and give us something in these types of videos that make us want to subscribe. THis video is high quality but its literally nothing new and there are better videos on youtube already with more detailed info. I know you want to keeo the best content for your own site, but this won't get anyone to subscribe.

[@khalidchills]

Hahhaa 😂😂😂😂

[@RisitasKEKW]

🫡 it’s been fun but bennu comin

[@MERAJULJuL-g5i]

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