The Signal NASA Didn't Want to Receive from the LUCY Probe | Astrum Sleep Space

[@brentcormier6775]

I can’t fall asleep to this! The information is way more important than sleep!

[@AutomationDnD]

I do believe that THIS "Qualifies you" as a: _Genuine _*_NERD!_* ...... BUT, I wholeheartedly AGREE with you

[@morphyox6453]

I love this channel. The stories, your genuine love for the subjects, the music. Space is magic.

[@AutomationDnD]

Agreed, *THIS* _Was a Good ONE_

[@justmeva]

This is an absolutely stunningly beautiful video; it's one of the best that I have seen in quite some time. Great work. 👍👍💥💥

[@AutomationDnD]

THIS dude, Alex.... ( _ASTRUM_ ) is a natural Science Prestener

[@AutomationDnD]

*This, was an Xlent piece* I know that you (Astrum) "Studied" this topic, bc--- The things you Spoke of, were the GRINDING, Difficult, and *basic Engineering physics of* details of the Machine *(LUCY)* itself, ..... _Hinting_ at the Mathematical *_"sleuthing"_*_ (& hyper analyzing)_ of it's basic Mechanics ............... most people will _NEVER Fully_ 'appreciate' the weeks and months of WORK, that may go into an operation of this type. Which is *WHY* many Many "Smart People" will work in _SILENCE_ never Ever getting any type of public acknoweledgement, For What they do.... daily. .... _The "Simple" act of _*_turning Esoteric_*_ (mathematical) data, into Common English_ , For the Evening News. Super Well DONE!

[@RhinoTheTerrible]

Astrum videos are excellent.

[@AutomationDnD]

*I have to agree* , DESPITE his relative Youth, This (young) Man, is very VERY *EXELLENT* at what he does. He is a 'Grade A' presenter. AND, he happens to have an Accent, that automatically Engenders a "gravitas" with (Americans) WESTERNERS, Who still, to this day----- Feel a "UK Accent" automatically confers *_INTELLIGENCE_* .... THIS ..... must be some *KIND Of* genetically instilled memory (and LOVE) of _"The KING*_ (royalty) it's obviously SOME KIND, of _genetic Memory_ , we (Americans) just do NOT Question it ...................... it's a _REFLEXIVE Response_ so, it's Gotta Be ---- Genetic

[@RhinoTheTerrible]

@@AutomationDnD Are you a robot?

[@AutomationDnD]

@@RhinoTheTerrible are *YOU?* what's yer point----

[@AutomationDnD]

@@RhinoTheTerrible I am what is *GENERALLY* referred to as................ *INTELLIGENT* .UNLike. _yourself_ (generally Obnoxious)

[@AutomationDnD]

@@RhinoTheTerrible amd *WHY* do you think that being OBNOXIOUS, _is a DESIRABLE trait?_ (or basically DUMB for that matter?)

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically across the plains?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

[@krbro9758]

Thx for the musical ending. I appreciated it.

[@jayviescas7703]

"Lucy takes the long way home Meets me in a field of stone..." opening line from Jeremy Messersmiths: A Girl, a Boy and a Graveyard

[@FrankJohnson-r3e]

Awesome music 🎶 🎵 👌 😊

[@LadyEmilyNyx]

thank you for these

[@Hippida]

That music is Divine

[@jeepdude7359]

I would have guessed that it was named after the song… “Lucy in the sky with diamonds”

[@FuturisticStories]

Not sure what's better, the video or me, but I’m sure I have to hit that like button!"

[@danielecattabriga2168]

“At the time of this recording in December 2023” is this a repost from the main channel?

[@JOHNSONWIELKI]

Yes

[@dedasdude]

All of these videos are. Extended versions or compilations...

[@johnrichardson8606]

These are extra bonus videos. I love it, honestly. It's a clever way of reusing the massive amount of content they have created.

[@moiraatkinson]

I finally found another channel to subscribe to. Why are some asteroids called trojans?

[@stoobydootoo4098]

​@@moiraatkinsonCos they love early reggae records?

[@tempusfugit9009]

Imagine if the whole planet worked together ;)

[@Nookdashiddole]

Whatever

[@RidgedVector]

Imagine imagining images that are not real

[@Suiseisexy]

So I get to be the one person who ruins it? I just gained power over everyone else on earth by being the holdout, give me stuff or you don't get your thing. I'm sure there will be no temptation to harm me at all.

[@ligmasack9038]

Only a few major problems with that, but keep your Delusion going...

[@yedidyah-jedshlomoh1533]

lower your expectations. 8.2 billion opinions

[@rickkwitkoski1976]

Thank you

[@muznick]

Regarding space debris, does it all orbit the same direction as the Earth's rotation?

[@loonatic90]

No. It orbits as it was launched or whatever is the orbit resulting from collision with something else. There are things being launched retrograde (opposite of earth's rotation), things can be launched to polar orbits, etc. basically whatever direction you want for particular mission.

[@carlsaganlives6086]

@@loonatic90 Geostationary, too.

[@skyblueo]

Space fossils. What an interesting thought.

[@michaelpierson1534]

Shared

[@Nookdashiddole]

Seppo junk

[@madmesmith5187]

Tiny drone that can take pictures if something goes wrong....Save time of the Bright and we will Grow Strong.

[@scottdorfler2551]

A drone adds to much complexity and mass. Although all rovers should have drones like Ingenuity on Mars. NASA has always been anti-camera. Instead, they've used sensors to troubleshoot. But cameras are so inexpensive, small, and light now that NASA should revise this policy. It would be easy to put small cameras on all satellites, orbiters, landers, rovers, and probes. A few 360° cameras would cover every inch of a craft without adding much mass and complexity.

[@notsogreat123]

What is the issue with supplying these craft with RTG power supplies ? Probably because we are afraid of making more plutonium !!

[@MarcusWolfWanders]

if the craft were to have a catastrophic problem during launch or fly-by, radioactive material could spread unchecked. they're a lot more careful about that kind of thing nowadays.

[@earth2006]

Seems a bit dated, time of recording 12.23 it's 11 of 24.

[@ReZpawner]

any chance you could make a version of this that cuts off at 14:10? the extra 16 minutes of atmospheric music ruins it.

[@just_kos99]

Why not just stop watching it at that point? You don't need to watch the full video for Alex to get a hit -- just the first 30 seconds.

[@stoobydootoo4098]

Thanks. Now I know where to fast forward to to hear great ambient music! Shazam should be able to identify it for my Spotify.

[@ReZpawner]

@@just_kos99 The clue is in the name "Astrum Sleep Space". If I'm trying to fall asleep to a video, I don't want to get out of bed to close the video before going back to sleep again.

[@AnthOny-gl7lj]

I thought this was an amazing touch! Just turn off the video if you’re done

[@formulah113]

How is Jupiter a planet if it hasn't cleared its orbit

[@t395delta]

same goes for the earth binary system :-)

[@tma2001]

Trojans are mere flecks of dust trapped in the Lagrange points - but when Jupiter was still a gas accreting planetisimal any similar sized co-orbiting rocky cores would have been dynamically unstable and ejected.

[@waxore1142]

When will they learn to install a camera to inspect the craft for problems. You would think by now that they would figure it out.

[@uwu2owovr]

It's a cost and weight thing.

[@waxore1142]

@@uwu2owovr there are high res cams 4k even that are less than a gram. not a good excuse anymore.

[@ezap-om7hz]

​@@waxore1142 true, but there probably aren't any weighing less than a gram that are shielded against cosmic radiation and capable of operating at such low temperatures reliably. I'm not saying it's not doable, but it's not as simple as just ordering a miniature camera from Ali Express lol

[@just_kos99]

Could they have used the same type of plutonium decay reactor the Voyagers have been surviving on for decades, in lieu of fussy solar panels?

[@charlielyth1982]

there's not much production of plutonium so there is not enough to go around

[@poruatokin]

The flight plan coming back so close to Earth would not have been approved on safety grounds if an RTG was on board.

[@MarcusWolfWanders]

using a Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator (RTG) would be a risk during launch and a risk during Earth-fly-by if something were to go wrong and spread radioactive material. Protocols and safety are a bit more stringent nowadays.

[@JAYDELROSARIO-l5t]

Emergentelmancy EMC=2=SWB

[@johnminet9067]

Well, I guess if that was the case they wouldn’t.t need a full operating radio team, and we probably already send men’s out there. It should be terrifying going to space. Everything can kill your between this foil of steel, or aluminium. Brrrrr

[@newshodgepodge6329]

Orbital mechanics 😖😓😮‍💨

[@gregoutman2190]

Harmonics is music, music is math, math is the launguage of God.

[@harperwelch5147]

humans created music using our senses and hands and manipulating resources.

[@yellowrose0910]

Mission to the Trojans and they call it "Lucy". Never read classical greek myths?!

[@minimead368]

6:42 why couldn’t the human that was sent up with Lucy sort it? 🙄

[@BrokenSoul79x]

WHY TF does the video loop and replay a full second time with no audio??,,, what kind of bullshit "CONtent" _IS_ this?.. doesn't anyone check what your AI is cranking out? or do you just read the scripts it writes and then let it have it's way with the production??... Or is it out of sheer greed having twice the footage to cram ads into?

[@adamkahn8645]

until science can bridge the gap between nothing existing and the first "something" coming to be, i could care less about everything else. though ive always wondered how long the Universe would have to wait after we have destroyed ourselves for life to pop up somewhere else, if it ever will. the only real question that I would have is, considering how large the actual Universe is (we can only see 46.5 billion LYs each direction, but we KNOW its gotta be considerably bigger), how relevant is life really to the purpose of the Universe? from our experience, life tends to always take the most efficient paths in everything it does, and creating this enormous playground sure seems to be a huge waste for one little blue rock full of semi-smart animals. and the next question would be, if we disappeared..... whats the point of existence? or are we nothing more than an accident.

[@Mafyeux]

Sagan said: "We are the way for the universe to know itself." I believe that. What if non-existence was never an option? It's not unthinkable that in the scope of infinity, all things simply must exist. All you really need for this to be the case is the truth of infinity, and the pure potential of existence itself. We know that there is potential for existence, because we have existence. We strongly suspect that infinity is a real thing, not only in our math, but in our intuition. When it comes to existence (or creation if you want to think of it that way), the pinnacle achievement (read: most complex system) of nature would be consciousness, a way to witness creation itself. Sprinkle in a little quantum science and a little Panpsychism, and you basically get God putting you here to worship His glory because He was bored and lonely. But what's a god to do? Just sit there in the middle of infinite pure unrealized potential, with all the power of creation in the palm of his hand, and just say "Nah." Any way you look at it, there wasn't likely any possibility of just nothing instead of something. Additionally, I propose that existence in a truly infinite universe is an all or nothing proposition. All potential things, everything that can be, is. So you're part of that. My theory anyway. 😉

[@dantreviso4753]

Helloooo y'all, first comment. Have a nice day.

[@ligmasack9038]

So what was the F*cking "Signal NASA didn't want to hear"?

[@ezap-om7hz]

You couldn't even watch until 3 minutes in?

[@AnthOny-gl7lj]

lol, the “f*king” signal was that the solar panel didn’t fully open. Listen for context clues, lol 🎉

[@tomjewett5839]

Lucy was a monkey God created man. DNA is more complex than any of the computers used in this spacefight. None of that happened accidentally

[@Zach-ku6eu]

Why is more than half the video just dead air? Seems an annoying waste.

[@rog2224]

It's his sleep collection. He's explained it before.

[@stoobydootoo4098]

Just like space!

[@Zach-ku6eu]

@stoobydootoo4098 👍 True, *Mostly Empty!* Oh - You Can Keep Your Cheap 🍑 'Ambient Rip Off Content ' To Yer Now Blocked Self!

[@AnthOny-gl7lj]

Sleep collection, and we all love it

[@Dutch-linux]

good video but a clikbait title.. And I do not like clickbaits!!!

[@DaSlotho]

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[@tomsawyer4776]

an hours worth of junk music at the end makes this unwatchable.

[@michaeldowd8422]

Just to clear things up, this has got nothing to do with Scarlet Johansen, right?

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[@fsysfreddy]

So what was the F*cking "Signal NASA didn't want to hear"?

[@fsysfreddy]

So what was the F*cking "Signal NASA didn't want to hear"?