How Asteroids Will Launch Us Into Deep Space

[@NathanCroston-yc4gw]

We are all miracles!! and in time will not exist to nobody. Enjoy life right now, even if it’s not a lot. Time is precious.

[@royshideler]

Exactly!

[@plozar]

Go back to 5th grade English.

[@CristianoPereira-q9d]

Amen!

[@elypowell6797]

One of the most enjoyable things in life is beautiful women.

[@mgnishibuya1]

until your wife found our lab, there is no miracles at all, we are all lab rab

[@timothy8426]

That is cool. Setting up cameras on asteroids for interstellar space traveling exploration.

[@rickjensen1636]

Hollow a good sized one out, make it airtight, mount some motors, shake n bake generational ship.

[@CatDog612]

sounds EZ, when’s dinner?

[@rickjensen1636]

@@CatDog612 gonna go out to eat, wonder if the asteroid will fit in the drive thru at White Castle? 🧐

[@MichaelM-q2q]

​@@rickjensen1636Flintstone rocket stone.

[@mgnishibuya1]

good, may we meet never , see you never

[@nanamintahayisi7812]

I love Science

[@royshideler]

And science loves you.

[@camarossdriver]

“C TYPE” asteroid composition is similar to the sun…except they lack any ingredients found in the sun.

[@SuperiorDave]

Live today, like you know there is no tomorrow. Have no regrets.

[@mgnishibuya1]

wake up, are you still in WW2?

[@Greenmachine305]

So the plan is to hitch a ride? I love the idea.

[@mistere304]

I'm purposing we slingshot or even use the sun method which isn't exactly a slingshot it's a closer proximity that we can't survive but ya as satellites actual deep space travelers mass = velocity and even fuel as the asteroid could lose mass perhaps with enough speed?

[@DanH-u3f]

Hitching on a comet or asteroid will be a great way to track them and travel around the solar system.

[@youtuber9758]

Imagine hitching a ride in space using an asteroid, as fuel efficient as it can get

[@Duise-j9f]

Cool😊🎉

[@tatteddominicano]

2:49 i wonder if anyone ever pondered...money only matters on earth...to humans....the solar system...the larger universe couldn't care less about earth's money.

[@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095]

00:35:50 They became _into_ planets? They became _into_ large objects? What the Hell are you talking about? {:o:O:}

[@richardgangaram4566]

Why don’t you all launch a probe onto an asteroid so it will hitch a long ride into space

[@coodudeman]

how can you say so definitively that comets did not play a roll in delivering water to the earth after checking just one?????

[@tupac1077]

Can we get close to one. And put a gps on it? And see where its ends up?

[@MichaelBuetKESE]

I proposed an automated asteroid mining system to bring back 40 tons of asteroid material back to LEO using EXISTING TECH AND NAVIGATION CAPABILITIES...

[@kevinmerendino761]

Sounds great! But can we just get back to the moon already?

[@Jag3265]

Saving our planet is killing our planet

[@kevinsexton5888]

To fully mine just 1x big ateroid could take decades.

[@tatteddominicano]

we honestly have to stop focusing on earth's money. especially when addressing preserving the life of the earth. exploring our solar system. advancing further in the universe. money is non-essential. other intelligent life couldn't give a cat's flea collar about paper money made on earth. as a people we are suppose to band together and advance save our earth. move further into space. we can't even explore space properly, because we are, in dishonest fashion, subjecting space exploration to the need for money and we clearly know we don't need money to explore space. money only matters on this planet. imagine if money were never created. imagine if great minds worked without barriers. imagine if money were not the barrier it's allowed to be. imagine how much further we'd be along in space. people say things like, well we need money to build rockets. orbiters, robotics. no, no we don't. people/companies require money. it's not at all needed. yet these documentaries continue to pump the notion out there that, if only we had the money, we could be at this point. oh if we could just make it more cost-effective. oh this material is no inexpensive. oh to go to this asteroid, to mars, to jupiter, saturn, enceladus, titan, it requires this amount. we can't have multi-operational missions because of the lack of funding. it's so outrageous. humans literally created money & now we use money as an excuse not to achieve, progress, advance...

[@fredsmith2277]

i cant see how asteroids brought water to earth there is so much of it, and when the earth was totally bombarded by them continuously the planet was red hot without an atmosphere, so the water would have boiled off !!??

[@RobertHouse101]

It happened in phases over millions of years so their were periods that an atmosphere developed over the world of oceans.

[@ItsPaige_Hi]

All asteroid are in Chinese finger lock due to motion in stability of a charge

[@pdurham2458]

The saturation of ads makes this unwatchable.

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[@amoremorte3330333]

People used to collect the screens from projection tv s . With one of these screen the sun used to be focused on a spot on a rock and melt that rock ...even melt steel.

[@marcdunlop6946]

How do you tell you food hole from poop hole in sand lmfao 🤣

[@BigBlueJake]

Is Robert "Hoot" Gibson (the space shuttle astronaut) narrating this?

[@Phooenixification]

So we will mine asteroids to be taken down to earth? That would be extremely expensive and would only make sense if it's very noble metals and an asteroid with ALOT of it. And mine asteroids to be refined and used in space, only to have materials to build other mines is not feasiby, that's the start of an economic bubble that's gonna burst. It's not going to start as a private sector, the public sector need to pioneer and begin something and create an initial demand first before someone is gonna find money in it and have other business spiral outwards and build from that.

[@corticallarvae]

What about ambi b with dynamic compression or transient shapers?

[@ExploreTechniques95]

good

[@swagnilla_ice]

Before we start mining asteroids, we need to clean up Earth's orbit from all the trash we got up there.... it's getting harder and harder to launch and soon it'll be impossible unless we do something soon!

[@Eric-qo8vv]

It’s an empirical fact others like omooah have passed through our solar system

[@mrhassell]

Considering the time-memory trade-off in the algorithmic space-time continuum, or the Space-time tradeoff (and its many possible solutions), how long do you think it will take until we see Biologic use of this strategy, exporting excess detritus in the human 🔗chain of events? (and the many missing links)?

[@kriskhinson443]

60 million years, we observed it, didn't we?

[@JohnSaylock-ec4cd]

That astroid mining will give you hemorrhoids.

[@Eric-qo8vv]

And did it cause any deflection. Geez really here

[@albertchehade9916]

"A lot of money to be made in Space?" ....... Who's gonna print 'a lot of money?'

[@kevinmerendino761]

Hmmm Sitting down behind a desk here on earth, "I'm remote minning"

[@speakthetruth110]

Pretty optimistic outlook for space exploration. NASA can't even send a functioning on budget rocket to the ISS. Pathetic.

[@anubis4496]

Because it's fuckn expensive and the budget is nothing compared to the American military 😂 not very bright are you..

[@cptnoname]

So get to work, Bubba. Let's see what you can do.

[@heatheredwards2982]

Can't do much with no budget

[@deadwaterblacksmithing]

Private sector always does better than govt. They have profits as a motivation and that is who will push our civilization to the next level, or carry us along with them more accurately.

[@JoyfulChristine]

​@@deadwaterblacksmithing So far, most space exploration has been government funded, maybe because there's no profit in it? Beware glorifying profit motivation, for it can just as easily work against progress. For example, with many of the problems we have on Earth (climate change, PFAS and microplastic pollution, etc), profit-seeking is what got us into these messes, and now we're choosing to protect the profits over protecting the planet.

[@IanDavidOnDU]

Whoever finds the most Trojan asteroids is officially declared "Trojan Man."

[@joelcrow5857]

Unless it's a woman who finds them.

[@Ikbalam1]

Why think of money all the time?

[@kevinmerendino761]

0G smelting will be interesting

[@arthurriaf8052]

Crash asteroids into the moon to slow the moons recession. and mines the crashed pieces on the moon.

[@cavemancaveman5190]

Mars is an asteroid launcher

[@coodudeman]

what is gravity that is less than none???? Did nobody watch this prior to posting/airing it originally???

[@nickbrown3979]

What on earth is with the ridiculous music ? An orchestra building up to a constant crescendo, is there a version of this documentary without the London Philharmonic Orchestra drowning out the information?

[@mattematsson554]

Stop playing the background music/noise! It's got nothing to do with what you're talking about!

[@elypowell6797]

Come on you grumpy old man.

[@yourstruely9896]

they have no clue but bring things as facts.

[@mijanurrahman-ib2xw]

Why was it name mauamua .

[@Jag3265]

Curiosity kills the chicken

[@leslie1526]

Great show 👍 Absolutely hate the background music 👎

[@dima76]

Yeah, no asteroid is going to show us our DESTINY, please stop tripping :))

[@coreytran7415]

Constipation already puts me into deep space.

[@richardblight1658]

Constipation plays hell with my asteroids 🤭

[@desclues]

🤣🤣🤣💯

[@elypowell6797]

Lol good one buddy.

[@deedagreat2377]

That’s the reason we have to appreciate what Elon’s doing

[@MichaelBuetKESE]

All that for the same cost as was spent by Osiris Rex, which brought back.... less than 1kg!!!

[@zadtheinhaler]

51:07 "...the simplest element- water" Water is not an element, what kind of trash is this?

[@gutika113]

Was sad to see MLS not scored, nonsense withstanding

[@mrhassell]

1:26:29 - close your eyes and imagine that you have not seen the first 86 minutes of this, and have the frame of reference, being set in discussing the idea of illicit substance manufacturers being taken into Space by NASA and is the actual reason why Elon Musk, is in such a hurry to get to Mars. 🤣

[@mrhassell]

He accidentally revealed what NASA has in plan for the people of Poland.

[@zacharycharmaine5903]

How you gonna say when we bring back a sample of this asteroid we'll know our destiny? Fuck is this History Channel?

[@fenixfp40]

Cobblers, it ain’t going to happen.

[@gfsfyfy426]

🎲🎲🎲

[@justinmccutcheon1973]

Get premium cheap skate or dont watch it if cant handle ads or watch tv😅

[@JohnChaffer-b9g]

Getting the tax pair to fund your

[@Jag3265]

Love space, but in space I don't want to die, men will get pregnant in space by aliens

[@rosariodagosto6484]

NO THANKS LOST IN DEEP SPACE FORGET IT DREAMERS

[@Thfjki]

Bonjour, je viens du Maroc dans la région du Sahara. J'ai une météorite à vendre. Toute personne souhaitant l'acheter doit me contacter. ❤

[@Jag3265]

What is the chance of meeting a homosexual alien in space and giving birth to one

[@squirrelfrendotcom]

Did anyone else notice that Oumuamua's orbit makes it swing right by Earth on is way out of the solar system? Like it's checking us out or something

[@ronaldpokatiloff5704]

they know NOTHING about organic life!!!

[@marcdunlop6946]

I thought she was gonna poop in the sand cause that’s the norm here in Ontario Canada lol but true🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦💩🇨🇦💩

[@redbaron6322]

garbage

[@Jag3265]

God gave us time plenty of time, but time have changed because of politics

[@CakeInvasion11]

This is the best propaganda to fall asleep on YT

[@Selfleader420]

The dentist material is found at the core huh???..... sounds like the state of the republican party!! Lol Kamala Harris for president 2024!!!!💜💙💜💙🇺🇲🐞🍺💜💙🇺🇲🕊🕊🙏🎸👽🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🦎💚

[@11000038]

What's the point of this video? If it's make me yawn it succeeded.

[@xoiyoub]

Good night, these videos are the best for sleeping

[@Edenramos32]

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