Super Comet: The Impact | Part 1 | Free Documentary

Super Comet - The longest night | Science Documentary
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65 million years ago the dinosaurs were wiped out by a gigantic asteroid. We could soon be next. We don't know when it will happen or where the asteroid will strike. We only know that it will happen - sometime - perhaps in 1000 years' time or perhaps tomorrow. Will it be the end of mankind?
Through the eyes of a young astronomer we experience this catastrophic event. On discovering the asteroid on collision course with Earth, he tries to give a warning, but in vain. He survives, but this is just the beginning. The impact results in an eclipse of the sun leading to a global winter and the extinction of many life-forms.
This documentary will depict the scientific background to the catastrophe, with all its consequences for mankind and the natural world. This is the end of an era, but also the beginning of a new one - the age of the conquerors.
Part 1
Sixty-five million years ago, a comet hit the earth, putting an end to life as it then was. Now a comet is about to hit the earth again. In the dramatised part of this episode, Fernando Martinez, a Mexican who works in Houston, Texas, sets off home to be with his family, the Vaton family in France seeks shelter, and the Baka pygmy tribesmen continue to hunt, unaware of the impending disaster. Astrophysicist Noah Boyle, and computer scientist Shiang Yatan, remain at the observation centre in Hawaii to try to find out exactly when the comet will hit.
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[@FreeDocumentary]

65 million years ago, dinosaurs were wiped out by a gigantic asteroid. We could be next. We don't know when it will happen or where the asteroid will strike. We only know that it will happen - sometime - perhaps in 1000 years' time or perhaps tomorrow. Will it be the end of mankind? This documentary will depict the scientific background to the catastrophe, with all its consequences for mankind and the natural world. This is the end of an era, but also the beginning of a new one - the age of the conquerors. Part 1 In the dramatised part of this episode, Fernando Martinez, a Mexican who works in Houston, Texas, sets off home to be with his family, the Vaton family in France seeks shelter, and the Baka pygmy tribesmen continue to hunt, unaware of the impending disaster. Astrophysicist Noah Boyle, and computer scientist Shiang Yatan, remain at the observation centre in Hawaii to try to find out exactly when the comet will hit. Watch Part 2 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hquanJyHpbKarrM Available Worldwide #freedocumentary

[@eusebiegherman9963]

Er, it's only a theory dewd...a highly disputed theory at that...

[@brucefale6132]

@@spaghetti_monster Ever heard of scientific fact is not absolute truth?

[@mrxmry3264]

@@brucefale6132 "scientific fact is not absolute truth" maybe not, but it is A LOT closer to absolute truth than any BS any holy book has (or will) ever come up with

[@bradleyewoodworth]

The next extinction couldn’t happen too soon. 🤞🏻

[@pauldolan9077]

Hilarious 100 megatons of tnt yeah not .The explosive power was 11 billion Hiroshimas

[@pyromaniac354]

The way things are heading so far a good ole comet impact might be for the better.

[@natashabegley1346]

Don't worry we already know its thousands of years away Don't believe all rubbish online!

[@kissthesky40]

@@natashabegley1346 They fine new ones every day. Even planet-killers. We are blind up there.

[@kissthesky40]

I agree. That’s a reset I can get behind.

[@CamsAussieAdventures]

Agreed

[@glennpennington2465]

Gee, did anybody think if one rocket wasn't big enough how about 10 at a time instead of building a bigger rocket?

[@LuckyLu602]

I love these documentaries but they always give me end of the world nightmares. I’ve always been in awe of comets and asteroids and love learning about them but they give me anxiety.

[@thomasneal9291]

I see free doco guy loves giving you existential anxiety?

[@robertrose1098]

Hello my friend, I just left a comment about something I experienced.. have a little look at my comment.. I have actually been diagnosed with anxiety disorder .🤗 Directly connected to my fear of this happening... I worry about it alot. I have stopped living because I fear this so much.. people say that I'm just an idiot. But I know that it's only a matter of time... And I believe this will happen in my lifetime.. if I have thoughts triggered by almost anything about this.. it stops me from wanting to have a family. Because I will be beside myself with worry about losing that family.. I don't move forward with my life. I am just waiting for it to happen.. I have mental health services helping.. but they don't know what I know.. and tell me that it's erational... but is it ..??????

[@yaelalexis6770]

Sooner later this well make come true in the future

[@alindaderick814]

We appreciate for putting in time and make for us these free documentaries 🤙🤙 Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬

[@jadaiswhatimcalled]

I’m finished. Where is part 2?!? I need more. 🤦🏾‍♀️ I’m hooked.

[@georgehollingsworth2428]

Look at the link underneath the intro notes here.

[@thehonoredone2661]

Gotta do some reading jada baby its in the link!! But only watch after midnight the vibe is better

[@ZalyQQ]

This series was better than any disaster movie

[@ThePunisher-si8ex]

Yes but yo mama

[@CamsAussieAdventures]

Loved it! Thank you.

[@darianhenrygamerz]

Wheres part 2.. I love this movie like format.. Its interesting could be a box office hit!

[@rickjamesb.]

This docu is already like a movie as someone else before me also commented..a few tweaks here and there and it would make for one of the best disaster movies ever. Even the actors could remain the same!! I really wonder when this was made since the clothing, cars etc. look to be anywhere from the mid 90's to the mid 2000's.

[@SpaceG95]

The only thing missing is the mass hysteria

[@josorr]

The twitching of the man's eye at about 8:09 is a nice touch!

[@tech1238]

I’m only half way through but this is Excellent! thank you

[@FreeDocumentary]

Thank you!

[@tech1238]

@SuGirl abk Nice! ❤️

[@thomasneal9291]

but, it's full of massive errors. please, don't rely on this for a proper education regarding the end of the cretaceous period, the effect of the meteorite, or much of anything else. it's just for fun.

[@BoydXplorer]

Beautiful documentary about the super comet. Added knowledge. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@tibor1234]

I searched this Docu for years !! MANY thanks putting it online.

[@boris2997]

Didn't Bruce Willis and Ben Aflec already solved this problem in the movie Armageddon?

[@johnfawcett1464]

LOL

[@Factnomenal]

Nice video guys! 👨‍🚀

[@1disturbedjunglist]

Bring forth p2. Love this channel

[@josebraga78]

p2 it's bellow the title...lol

[@1disturbedjunglist]

@@josebraga78god damn it lol

[@sathandrababy4]

❤❤❤❤❤ Amazing

[@gedymohamed8671]

Nice

[@paulc2138]

Great documentary nicely put together 👍

[@misterkaren]

Movie/documentary nicely done

[@EmmanuelVarte]

We want to see more of these type content... Wee need next part

[@traveller6yearsago869]

The next part is in the pinned comment

[@emilyfigueroa961]

Informative 🙂

[@sathandrababy4]

Yes it is 🙂

[@thomasneal9291]

misinformative as well, unfortunately. :(

[@MichaelOBrien71]

Well done 👍👍👍👍

[@mightythor1339]

I'll call on the avengers , don't worry , but great documentary could watch this channel all day 👌

[@kapswishes9834]

The cameraman never dies always be a cameraman 😂😂

[@brianazmy3156]

The flat earthers said to simply turn the planet thin side up and it will sail right past us. Sound about right?

[@Marfred_17]

I would be lying if i said im not scared after watching this video,looking forward for the part 2 though!👍

[@muirallie]

Link is in description at the top

[@fluffy-fluffy5996]

One small thing… Not all life was extinguished. A few animals are said to have survived the blast. Not just the tiniest of organisms such as an amoebe , but more than one kind of tortoise 🐢 (meiolaniidae on the Southern Hemisphere did too and as was discovered relatively recently so did a kind on the Northern Hemisphere (Laurasicheris relicta). Both died out eventually thanks to humankind. (Aren’t we awesome. Well we kinda are but also relentless because we play such a big role in the extinguishing of animals, tribes, plants and even something you may not consider important: languages. Every day languages die out, because of colonization, globalization and urbanization. Young people aren’t interested in their native (tribe) language anymore, or forget because they move to cities and don’t pass it on any longer. It’s not a survival-thing per se but as a linguistics graduate I find it sad that all this diversity is lost every day, every minute to the point where likely Chinese, English, French, Portuguese and possibly Russian will be the biggest languages with only a few other smaller ones alongside it. I personally enjoy learning a new language, I am now trying to at least learn to read Vietnamese and I can understand a few things when I hear it already which just feels kinda awesome. But I drift.) In fact, it was about 70% of life that was extinguished and from the other 30 new life evolved. I’m to lazy to type those 30% out. But just to be accurate, again, the statement “all life was extinguished” is not true at all. It surprised me you actually put it that way.

[@FreeDocumentary]

Thank you for the extensive enlightenment. I am with you on the native languages, the dialects getting lost. I am a language lover and grieve at the continued loss of diversity. Because that’s what makes the world so vibrant.

[@heyojayo8642]

Bro I see this happening as we speak. I don't know if you know about the recent troubles in Hong Kong. My bro teaches English there and the CCP are wiping out the traditional Cantonese language there and replacing it with Mandarin. The children as young as kindergarten now learn it growing up instead of the traditional Cantonese. The highschool classes once taught in Cantonese are now taught in Mandarin. The everyday news is now broadcast in Mandarin in the primetime slot with the Cantonese version aired later in the night (soon to be removed altogether) and more and more shows are aired in Mandarin instead of the traditional Cantonese language. Magazine, print and radio now is predominantly favored towards Mandarin. Give it ~100 years and Hong Kong will just be another province in the CCP regime with Cantonese a lost/ghost language. Also the CCP are doing an ethnic cleansing of the Uighur people again killing off another language.

[@blushellneon7958]

learn six to nine tones, or learn four tones. the solution is logical

[@fluffy-fluffy5996]

@@heyojayo8642 yes I did know a bit about it but not as much as you just wrote. I find it very sad and hope Cantonese will still survive somehow. That people who speak Cantonese now manage to preserve it by teaching younger people/their children who then are at least bilingual and hopefully pass it on to their children. Sadly, time and time again it has been shown that this just won’t be reality and young people aren’t interested in a language that is never used outside the home if the rest of their world is another language. I hope it can be preserved in books, schoolbooks and otherwise in other countries so the language(s) will not disappear entirely. Sadly that too is a task that won’t be reality as for that it needs to be translated too to be able to learn and understand it. Guess there is no winning there :( I wonder what will happen to countries like Kyrgyzstan or Kazachstan which are between the Russians (will they become part of Russia much like the USSR and be forced to learn Russian and slowly dying out their language) or will they be overpowered by China, which I deem the most likely scenario tbh. I hope I’ll be proven wrong and they will be able to remain autonomous countries with their own language but they do rely on support from one of the two giants and thus I’m afraid one day one of the languages will start to dominate because they are forced to learn in order to even do business with them, get help from them etc. That’s why I am also smiling when an ethnic group, tribe etc keeps talking their own languages where the elderly want to preserve their culture, their identity, language, but sadly it is still endangered because young people tend to leave the reservation and also only learn everything in English outside of it. Nobody gets ahead or a job if they speak their native language so they tend to not want to bother to learn it. (It is however taught on an app called DuoLingo btw if anyone is interested in learning a foreign and sometimes “exotic” language. It’s free, but can be bought so you can practice your mistakes more often and have limitless tries, can make as many as you want. The free version only had five “hearts” that represent 5errors and you haven’t wait until they are full again. Sorry for the spam, but I’m learning my Vietnamese with them and while they make the weirdest sentences like “The goat is at the Ferris wheel” (for real!), that makes you pay more attention to the words and their spelling BECAUSE it makes no sense. I think there is a learning strategy behind the nonlogical sentences. As said you can download fully for free and are not forced to buy after a trial, you can remain on the free version forever. They also teach other endangered languages but I haven’t checked which one. One native Indian language I do know. (Which they call Navajo but I recently learnt that is not a term the native indigenous people of the US like to be called, so I’m just keeping it at this because the exact language I don’t know) I hope that helps with the preservation but I don’t have enormous hopes :( ) I also know one language (sorry I don’t remember the name of it or the people who speak it) which has only 21 speakers left. Or had. I’m thinking that that might even be gone already now too because there was nobody to pass it on to. I’m amazed at the fact people actually respond to my comment on the language losses, I never expected that. Sad to hear about more examples but nice to be able to have some conversation about it ☺️

[@fluffy-fluffy5996]

@@blushellneon7958 it shouldn’t have anything to do with it and guess what: it doesn’t. It’s not about choosing “a simpler language “, it’s about economical Status in the end an especially politics. If you don’t speak Mandarin it is likely you will not get a job (anymore or when you become an adult) . Which is one heck of a good reason to learn Mandarin and not spend time learning Cantonese or letting go of using it and have it die out in a few decades. It’s NOT because it’s deemed easier by you. I assume by your comment you are not from HongKong or China.

[@rickjamesb.]

When the scientists were talking about '18 months to prepare is a very short time', my first thought was that when humans are pushed in to a corner, they will do it even in 6 months instead of 18. Literally everybody on all levels will volunteer, work day and night, etc. etc. Ofcourse like in this video it won't be of any good, but the effort will be made for sure!! Ps. 100 million mt of energy sheesh 😵

[@gageboy14]

The criminals in charge today will do everything in their power to distract the population to what is coming. Gather all the supplies and food for themselves in their undergrond dumbs. We won't know anything till it's too late. Left to die. Kind oif like what's happening now.

[@zatoichi4634]

Got me waiting for part 2

[@FreeDocumentary]

I’m checking- please hold. Back in a second or two 😜

[@FreeDocumentary]

Should work now. Part 2

[@kernelist1]

6:05 subtitle. theres something extremely wrong but I laugh anyway

[@GamerGee]

33:06 it starts

[@re-fix9678]

👍👍👍

[@ciaranbromhead2618]

The crazy thing is this could happen next year and we would know until then

[@ciaranbromhead2618]

@@JKHTX definitely

[@diggerpete9334]

Chances are very very slim. Jupiter usually mops the big ones up.

[@ciaranbromhead2618]

@@diggerpete9334 true

[@aressimbamt0959]

cant wait... hurry

[@fluffy-fluffy5996]

Oh wow even with a comet ☄️ endangering us we seem we will be hoarding toiletpaper 10:55 and beyond.

[@thomasneal9291]

who knew toilet paper would end up being the new bitcoin?

[@fluffy-fluffy5996]

@@thomasneal9291 lol

[@nozon.]

thanks alot ..This channel is really valuable for the people of the world. Excuse me.. I wanted to know what is meant by free documentary? Can they be translated and dubbed and published in our own local language? I'm sorry if I don't know the exact rules and I'm asking... I'm a student and I just got interested

[@aaronwolf9699]

So I guess there's no point in doing the dishes...

[@josorr]

I'm sure as HELL not going to vaccuum the carpet!

[@user-mj7rk8pg4t]

ok

[@user-mj7rk8pg4t]

ok

[@michaelangelocruz8166]

How could adan and eve beat those dinasaurs it's amazing . Yeah i love this can you tell me?

[@timcavazos4199]

😂😂😂I can't wait😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@abramquinn7726]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@trs8947]

Haha, the rich guy be like im bying a space rocket and live with aliens now.

[@Gsoda35]

Is there a documentary on how to survive after the disaster? Essential knowledge.

[@johnfawcett1464]

Dig a deep deep hole fill it with food and water and sit there until everything clears out which should be in 20 years or so....

[@HamilcarBarca-jm3ey]

Younger Dryas, baby! 13,000 years ago. Ended the ice age.

[@kingjackel1977]

Just thinking out loud here. Sending a intercept rocket with a payload of steel ball 1-2 ton and cable of 150-200 meter which is then attach to the asteroid. the rotation of the asteroid will keep the ball in orbit and so all the needs to be done is have trust nozzles in the steel ball activating at the right time during the spine to case a tug in the direction you need the asteroid to go. the gravity of 1-2 ton ball at 200m will have some serious tug on the asteroid with the thrusters having more tug in a direction if the steel ball is full of thrust fuel it would keep it up for a long time until empty.

[@gepardguettajayt7013]

That left eye twitching all the time made me nervous😉 But for the rest, great documentary

[@karanbezbaruah2004]

JAI SHREE RAM 🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@CesarLopez-nd8le]

A hundred or more years from present time humanity will have developed a technology to avert such a catastrophe 😊

[@japancountryside1313]

What a visual effects at 28:20

[@homeoriv]

We need a sequel...

[@Kevin_geekgineering]

nice thing about any 'catastrophe' is it will end eventually and we saw that universe is not all about us. we are only part of its history.

[@kai6xx]

We need a reset..comet impact would not be so bad.

[@edgregory1]

Comets are lightweights. It's the iron- nickel meteors that are the kinetic heavy weights.

[@dawfydd]

i wonder when this was made, currently with all the space agencys active, the biggest issue would be everyone working on their own plan and the 50 odd rockets we send up.

[@dawfydd]

yeh 2007.

[@fourleafcloveer5011]

@15:15 That PR telescope is gone now. Is there anything that has replaced that since it fell apart? I hope we are not relying on a telescope that fell a couple years ago to track ARMAGEDDEN.

[@clintoruss153]

The Earth she is moving over 100 000 Km/h around the sun so if we encounter an asteroid r comet , we should expect that object will be traveling around the same speed so if it's a head on collision it would hit us +- 200 000 km/ h . We can't even begin to comprehend those kinds of velocities, and if it's a big one it would weigh millions or billions of tons. We better pray we don't get hit

[@FossilHntr1]

Do a doc on the Younger Dryas extinction!!!

[@graemeskipper7078]

i guess gretta won't have to worry any more about her stolen youth now lol lol

[@thehonoredone2661]

Goooteeem good one

[@CesarLopez-nd8le]

Mi hopes for humanity is to by the time this humanity ending catastrophe we as a human species will have the technology to avert such a life ending scenario

[@Spiri2]

I would honestly rather deal with a zombie apocalypse rather than an asteroid and all of the after effects of it. At least I have a fighting chance.

[@GRasputin91]

"When the earth starts to settle, God throws a rock at it. And believe me, hes winding up" - Ultron

[@Yeetvin]

00:27:52 more than 100 megatons? ALOT more , make it like 3000000 megatons. From the moment it enters the atmosphere until it hits the ground , that would take 2 - maximum 3 seconds. the entering the atmosphere alone would create a shockwave that causes in the areas below it massive damage and the air would heat up so much and fast that half a second before impact trees, plants and people would get very bad burns and directly under the path the comet crosses things would just catch on fire. and all that happens in less than 3 seconds. and then the impact. you gotta realise how much energy that massive thing creates flying through the atmosphere. if you could stop time right before the impact the ground would be lava because of the energy. and when you let the time run again for the exact moment it hits the ground. in less than 2 seconds the ground 40-100 meters deep and a few kilometers across , what turned lava even before impact will most of it become plasma during the impact and some of the ground just vaporises. In this 1 - 1,5 seconds where it touches ground, turns ground into plasma the entire 12km/8mile comet is gone. the eplosion would create a fire/plasma ball so hot that it is pure white. other side of the earth from the impact you would know after 4-6 seconds after impact that something just happened. that you probably all know, but it makes a HUUUGE difference between couple 100mt or couple million

[@curtisdale2791]

Time to bring out the next mind control narrative. We know it's real because there are CGI cartoons of it

[@ycart_tech6726]

No way to tell. If there's cartoons about it, all you can surmise is that it didn't happen here, in the real. And it's a double edged sword... yes, I see a cartoon about it, because I don't see it going down outside my window but the more cartoons I see about it the more I know that the odds are playing heavier and heavier in the background...

[@ChairmanMeow1]

I, for one, welcome the coming apocalypse.

[@jordancampbell5010]

It will be sooner for sure

[@josorr]

10:47 "No Maria! I'm sure you'll be safe in Yucatan! ha ha ha.... HA HA HA ... Ah HA HA HA!! Safe in YUCATAN!!! Ha Ha Ha ! I didn't think this would be a comedy !

[@DeadlyVenomKing]

Ah just hire Aliens to destroy the comet

[@harikrishna7690]

is this real or movie. when dies it happened?

[@muhammadradhi7269]

👍

[@leyvajavier]

bummer

[@darrenslattery6017]

How big is the comet?

[@gageboy14]

8 miles wide.

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

Yucatán peninsula again?? God has it out for that spot. Lol

[@pepepepepe33]

Omg. Did this actually happen?

[@brucefale6132]

How can the crater be lined with vaporized rock?

[@georgehollingsworth2428]

:"Don't worry. It will magically go away by itself".

[@user-ye1iw1kp9f]

Confused a astroid or comet which is it

[@scofab]

It may be the dawning of a new Dark Age... but perhaps also the dawn of a new renaissance as well. People will have to learn to think again, and only the strongest will survive.

[@ciaranbromhead2618]

At 21:55 we’re the hell did the other comets come from???

[@SamtheIrishexan]

I think we would for sure have better ability with both civil and private now. And I am sure we would fire everything we could

[@pigbenis8366]

I'd rather die in the Initial impact than wait around to die after it hits. On impact it'll be quick.

[@elizabethk78]

RIP Arecibo telescope 😢

[@user-eb5xm2uv9l]

أمر مبالغ فيه جدا يمكن ان يحدث و لكن لن يحدث كماوصف الفيلم عموما جيد 😇

[@nenblom]

75 percent of life was lost, NOT all! Jay Gelosh reminds me of my ancient history professor in college.

[@logicallyspeaking2033]

I don't know if i wood even wana live after that.

[@user-hj7pm6yj4s]

28:55 Houston Texas 😮

[@pakeshde7518]

The sad truth is if this hits now, we all die. The comet alone would see us off but the hellscape after?. Every single nuke plant has melted down, every single weapons depot and nuke site if not blown is leaking, and lets not even talk about bio labs and what nasties may now be oozing out. now you miss all that great what food are you eating, what clean water you sucking back?. what clean air you breathing?. The sad fact is while this makes a great movie and full of frankly unbelievable survival we wont make it alas ;/.

[@rockyfire101]

Do a video on Bhagat singh...please..show the world the truth how GANDI killed him .... I am big fan from india 🇮🇳.......

[@TheLordNugget]

Dear lord I am freaking losing my damn mind because of that damn canned sound. I can't freaking stand how often that metal door sound is used. It's used in every damn film these days.

[@willy1486]

"All life" didn't end in that first strike, lol. And, no, "man" did not 'conquer' the earth after that. In fact, the Earth is pretty busy striking back at 'man' because 'man' has annoyed it, lol.

[@mynameisjeffrey9732]

I have enough anxiety living in these times... pandemics, the rise of fascism around the globe, etc. I think I can skip the end-of-the-world comet strike. But thanks!

[@hobbyhermit66]

I'd rather face the comet strike.

[@mynameisjeffrey9732]

@@hobbyhermit66 No doubt. I wasn't commenting on my ultimate demise; I too would be delighted to die by comet. I was just asserting that my anxiety levels are too high currently to be watching doomsday programming!

[@diggerpete9334]

The rise of Marxism you mean. The chances of a comet strike like that are one in billions in our life times since the last one was 65 million years ago. We have the life span of a gnat.

[@mynameisjeffrey9732]

@@diggerpete9334 I know what I meant, but thanks!

[@reneemillan9787]

If there was only one window of opportunity why would they send just one payload knowing it wasn't likely to work? In reality, they would send multiple detonations, with a second wave to disperse the projectiles.

[@shelby3822]

As John Michael Godier recently said "the asteroid did us a favor"

[@micahrowe]

Last place you would want to be in case of an asteroid strike, is an island. I would be high in elevation in a mountain range, like Colorado. Also, certainly not in a basement with Ron Jeremy as in 31:05.

[@SanBest93]

well, we all know it's a fiction, because arecibo is long gone

[@willy1486]

Just because a tech res's this up from 480 to 1080 doesn't make it high resolution. In fact the picture is better at 480 than it is at 1080 because it doesn't have artifacts and blocking that sloppy work created.

[@user-fd8vu2yl1f]

Is this real?

[@thehonoredone2661]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣aww man did you really ask that

[@gooddaykriibve6448]

You talked of laser weapons why not laser it

[@daveking-sandbox9263]

Is this a German film? 47:29

[@patolt1628]

Interesting and well done in general with some funny things - everybody speaks English ... except the Germans 5:37: Funny: never a French woman would get alcohol at 8 p.m. and even less a whiskey unless she is an alcoholic. Usually French people don't have an aperitif out of special events like receiving friends, a party, something like this, but never as a routine as shown in the video. This is maybe an American behaviour, or a cliché. 15:20: unfortunately the Arecibo telescope is gone now ... 17:00: the Yucatan again ?

[@diggerpete9334]

Greta Thunberg yelling how dare you! You have stolen my dreams and my childhood. 😂

[@nutzhazel]

She's a grown up now and didn't even need to work, living her dreams that's for sure 😂😂