The SUPER Comet | Documentary

[@Steve-lb2gm]

On the upside that'll put an end to social media and reality TV.

[@royfarris5889]

Good society needs to get rid of that stuff people have become to entitled and pussified from it world was much better before that mess.

[@anthonypert574]

And climate change pillocks

[@icc64]

To all the manipulation and gossip , to destroying the hand that destroy our kids , media ...

[@mariusmatei2946]

And you! 🤞​@@anthonypert574

[@mariusmatei2946]

​@@anthonypert574and you! 🤞

[@ohiorobertstephens]

The super comet strike and catastrophe transforms Henri from dorky shusher (5:52) to ruggedly handsome, nurturing father and adoring husband (1:31:53).

[@Pauly421]

I was laughing at the acting during the drama parts, but this video is really cool thank you S&A 😁

[@alingligaya390]

Kinda like a Hollywood film about the apocalypse with narration. I like it. Thank you for this.

[@therealryanshow]

Yup exactly

[@Yahayasaleem]

Sure I will download this video. Thank you my fave astronomy channel.

[@space-and-science]

We are so happy to hear that 😁

[@2CanTan]

When the dad just pulls up in the only car around and jumps out like it’s all good is the most wtf thing I’ve seen so far on this video and I’m over half through it and the insane catastrophic events surprised me less than that bone head move !!

[@barksdalehales438]

And I hope his drink of water was worth it.

[@arweninnj]

Seriously! That man had no survival Instinct and had all the personality of a rock to boot....🙄

[@mariusmatei2946]

Yep, exactly; that was the moment I stopped paying attention to this video!

[@luiscastro6395]

And the working handcar with workable rails to the coast.

[@Freedom_Born]

​@@mariusmatei2946 Thanks mate. Gave me a heads-up what to expect. Given everyone's talking about the German without subtitles. That just makes it another X on the vid

[@thureintun1687]

7:10 ahhahahah good acting right there 😂 He even adds that clichey' "smart people health anomaly" with the abnormal rapid eyes movements lol

[@Wickwok]

Like the guy said in the movie Armageddon. Hitting a comet with a nuke is like shooting a BB gun at a freight train.

[@Nick-z2o]

It's never been tried so who knows?

[@Wickwok]

@@Nick-z2o physics knows.

[@Nick-z2o]

@@Wickwok Physics isn't a person. Physics is a concept.

[@barbaralamson7450]

Thank you. What an excellent variety of videos. You have one of the best channels in this field and, again, I thank you for it.

[@space-and-science]

Thank you so much!

[@johnfraser8897]

Baybe that's the point we're know about this ancient civilizations write about it, we're clever yet we refuse to believe it.i don't want to offend anyone yet we all choose, to live the way we do, this is old I watched it years ago, it's still a good doccumentry

[@gabrielluna-o6p]

if your talking to me gabe then thanx....

[@FORRESTFuller-fn8tw]

​@@johnfraser8897Hup

[@Pauly421]

I do wish you had subtitled the German guy I had no idea what he was saying

[@APRICEPRODUCTION]

That really angered me... he was speaking too much and couldn't understand a word! If they're going to do a documentary, at least make it so people can understand what is being said.

[@AndisweatherCenter]

In the BBC documentary, it was translated.

[@Wickwok]

@@APRICEPRODUCTION this channel did not make the documentary. BBC had subtitles in original.

[@DanielMulloy-bg6gw]

He was saying that humanity will he totally screwed if this ever happens.... 😅

[@jasonsweet1868]

Well I'm not fluent in German but basically he was saying "were fucked"

[@johnw5761]

Just watch the movie called "Don't look up". In that movie, the mindset of American is portrayed in a more realistic manner.

[@CaseyBerard-qv6bi]

According to who holly weird that’s how lunatics in your country are

[@richardstephens3642]

I love the way they did this movie, it's just a story but it's based on fact, of what could happen to the planet

[@SovereignStatesman]

Sure, a nuke has NO EFFECT, because there ARE no laws of physics. Like in Deep Impact: "Our missiles have FAILED." THAT requires no further explanation!

[@Crimson-Hat]

That girl is a prime example of why children are the biggest danger in a critical situation. Using feelings over cold logic by chasing a dog into a hellscape and deliberately disobeying orders to stay in the car and prevent a preventable situation of car theft and accidental kidnapping.

[@jasonsweet1868]

I agree they are an absolute bloody nuisance, although they are handy to pad a story out when the apocalypse comes. We are going to have to kill them all to ensure man's survival and my own

[@rubenverheij4770]

I thought same! That moment, kid started chase dog, I sayed to myself: "KIDS!?! (TYPICAL!)"

[@pjthefriendlyeducator5412]

to be honest I was having the same thoughts. I have mixed thoughts though - children can be a cause of slowing you down in the stage of survival but they could be also the reason of hope and purpose why you shouldn't give up. over all still gives me the chills

[@ivankovacic5752]

There is only one "just in movie thing". In a shelter there is no dogs permitted. Cats, birds, snakes, spiders, iguanas...also. That's rule. No animals/pets. Also, people are cooked in Seine but family is chasing a dog? And left all food, water, clothes? In Mexico, guy enter military object and found three trained hungry dogs. next second, he's good meal for dogs. They do not obey civilians. But it is ok movie.

[@GordonHouston-Smith]

Parisian child: Entitled, Narcistic and no manners. They are like that because they may need to be waiters or politicians.

[@pullingthestrings5233]

As someone with depression, i am actually looking forward for this day.

[@suchhun]

Amen 🙏

[@garyturner5739]

I've just taken my Prozac before watching this.

[@coleallard3884]

And posting randomly on the net about it is helping?!? Jeesh...here, have some happy thoughts ❤️

[@guitarsoundsaround]

mean

[@Swede_4_DJT]

LoL

[@thomass.4674]

Regarding communications, I think HAM radio amateurs shouldn't be underestimated. Their stuff works when all LTE/GSM/4G/5G... is gone.

[@sg2massive]

what about vegans ?

[@mattjack3983]

​@@sg2massiveVegans? In a situation like this, there won't be such a thing as vegans.

[@edgeofsevnteen]

It’s sad how completely dependent the world is now on something so fragile. We put all our eggs in a technological basket

[@Nick-z2o]

Those radios need electricity to run. When those old men run out of batteries, there won't be any HAM.

[@genevievedavis7135]

Problem is the poles will switch, so electricity will not work. We will go back about 150 years.

[@Crimson-Hat]

What I've learned: Lesson 1: Go to the side of the planet away from impact site (Obvious) Lesson 2: Go to the hemisphere that's in spring or summer & stay near the equator Lesson 3: Don't be near the coast in the first 24-48 hours Lesson 4: Don't go out to Sea Lesson 5: When escaping make sure you prioritize clothes and food supplies. Ignore tech because the EMP will kill it anyway

[@acegraham7255]

And remember the rule of 3 (3 hours without shelters, 3 days without water and 3 weeks without food)

[@ahkumreesetimehri4782]

Don forget tissue

[@smylyface]

At my age, I think I'll just go find a good spot to watch the show so I can go out with a bang. Can't imagine a more awesome way to go.

[@javzgalindo]

But what to do when the entire earth heats up like an oven because of the thermal radiation from the ejecta from the impact raining back down?

[@bunnicula38]

Lesson 6: Don't drag liabilities like the Parisian kid with you.

[@JamesHolmes-q7k]

We couldn't get sub titles for the German scientist ? Could just as well be reciting his great grandmother's recipe for Schnitzel,

[@ldub288]

😂he wasn't, but that's funny

[@dawncarrasco8274]

Thinly pounded, breaded meat, yum 🤤

[@mikelabor7688]

Agreed. How hard are subtitles?

[@mikelabor7688]

This is a new one to me. I loved it! Great narrative work too.

[@MrFlextor]

12:00 he mentioned, that borders will be closed, emergency law will be proclaimed and the national strategic reserves come into play. There are too little of them existing, for all of the people, so only mandatory members of the community will get some of them, to try to keep up society runnig - basically to keep the "deep state" alive ( I admit, a little bit cynical in translation, but in real life the truth - everyone who had served knows exactly what I mean ) 17:06 he points out, that there where no such evacuation of a whole region this big in history before, a complete state like Mexico can´t evacuate himselfe in this short timespam, only individual evacuation will be induced by hundred thousands with uncertain outcome. 19:50 during the evacuation accidents will happen for shure, increasing aggression and first fights for recources will start 42:33 Until now, when major natural disasters occurred, international aid organizations brought their resources to the affected areas and were thus able to provide assistance, but at this size and without any communication due to the vast damage, there will be no help. There is not infrastructure for help existing at this point, after such huge catastrophy. The world will burn and no one is there to come and extinguish the flames... 47:23 In this situation there will be extreme challenges on an individual level. A lack of nutrition, no medicine and even small injuries will lead to death very often and quick, also infections will end many lifes. Life expectancy will drop immediately. On a global level he points out, there will be a loss in knowlegde and stored knowlegde (lost books and brainpower), a steep decline of usable technologies for the short and mid future, a relapse into the Middle Ages is highly likely. 1:08:05 In this situation there will be fundamental structural changes within society. First of all, you need these people who can directly ensure survival with crucial skillsets to overcome the struggles of this times. The manager is no longer worth anything, and the professor is no longer worth anything if he can't do things like that.He must be able to build, hunt, gather food or, if necessary, even fight and protect themselfes and also their social group. Our known structure of society will change completly. I hope this gives you a better understanding about the topics the German professor talks about.

[@Pauly421]

40:56 Hahahahaha that's some luck. His reaction 😂😂😂

[@bluedreamblueberry9924]

This channel is underrated!!!!

[@space-and-science]

We are very happy that you like the channel so much 😊

[@devenlee9944]

Yes it is

[@keithboyd1847]

After watching this movie I am deeply Shaken by what humanity will have to go through to survive

[@TwoBs]

Terribly bad acting? Agree, it shakes me to my core lol.

[@superspecialty5169]

Excuse me, what survival? 🙄🧐🙃

[@jimday7812]

Like that Black Friday meme that goes around social media during the holidays says "If this is how people act over a flat screen TV, imagine how they'll act when the food runs out".

[@christianhoffman7407]

@@jimday7812 “Their morals, their code; it's a bad joke. Dropped at the first sign of trouble. They're only as good as the world allows them to be. You'll see- I'll show you. When the chips are down these, uh, civilized people? They'll eat each other."

[@kristinejoypequena8478]

Yes Pretty sure they'll eat each other when food runs out. They did not include that in the presentation.@@christianhoffman7407

[@jameson7252]

Love how they use Mt. St. Helens and the area of the blast in this documentary.

[@rainerotto5447]

Excellent documentary. Thanks

[@ejc116]

Good video! Looking forward to the sequel.

[@dmitryshusterman9494]

Sequel is short and sweet. Everyone dies

[@jarvisconrad2348]

Some one is truly watching and updating our odds against the impending disasters life faces over the Earth 🌎.

[@imsomewhatcertain1024]

Americans: “Houston” Europeans: “Hooston”

[@arweninnj]

For the benefit of the Europeans, Americans pronounce the city in Texas as "Hyooston"; the street in New York City spelled the same way is pronounced "Howston"

[@GordonHouston-Smith]

@@arweninnj For the benefit of all the name is Scottish. It's pronounced "Whoston". You're welcome:-)

[@samueldavisdavisbossqc4172]

As someone who has survived to a super comet , this is highly accurate.

[@im_a_scumbag_2]

Pmsl

[@wisdomleader85]

Were you in easy mode as a cameraman?

[@samueldavisdavisbossqc4172]

@@wisdomleader85 no just a simple mode cameraman

[@mariusmatei2946]

Your kite is flying waaay too high (into the stratosphere)!

[@Games_and_Music]

14:26 Guy in the background goes: "That's terrible news! Glad that i brought my sandwich!"

[@rinkrinkie]

😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Rando_Shyte]

Amazing acting 10/10 oscars all round

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

I don't know about all that.

[@deliaguzman1138]

The scientists were the only ones who didn’t sound like they were acting. The cast were roundly awful.

[@besticudcumupwith202]

...😂... People...look closely... THIS is how it's done! 😂 A second 👍is deserved.

[@agr8tyme]

Wasn’t originally in English. Voices dubbed.

[@always-alicia]

Your boss: “You still coming in to work, right?”

[@lunarminx]

If not, you have to find your own replacement

[@charlespomfret7207]

And supply a doctors certificate

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Excellent documentary showing what is will be like when super comet ☄️ will hit. 💯👏

[@handenbramilton]

14:36 lol alternate timeline where the Arecibo telescope still exists

[@PDXpackrat]

Well, it DID exist in the alternate timeline - until that comet incinerated it. Brought a tear to me eye, it did.

[@neilproctor5163]

Fernando ran straight to the impact site! And when it hit, he kept on heading right towards the crater! Is he cursed, or something?

[@Bushswen]

Yes

[@carlbell2226]

Can't he see the enormous burning cloud?

[@HermdoggLP]

I call bs that he survived since the impact was in Mexico.

[@davidstretch5614]

He didn't pack a copy of the script

[@lknanml]

My plan. While everyone is running away from the big rock I will be running right at it punching my baseball glove yelling I GOT IT!! I GOT IT!!! All I need is one person to stop, look back and chuckle to make it all worth it...

[@lacylaizure6540]

😂😂😂

[@LiamGallagher-x9h]

Amen. Anything for a laugh.

[@tamiiymchristine]

That sounds like a lot of work. Believe in Jesus Christ, God. He's the one who holds the universe.

[@Barry_Mcockiner84]

I'll come and laugh just to make it all worthwhile....

[@RabidFlowerpot]

Me too

[@Swede_4_DJT]

"Future history" Thats epic! Greetings from Sweden! Awesome voice on this narrator!

[@tombergins8215]

This is well done a long time ago. Today we know that, that Melosh guy is in actuality a complete maniac

[@nenblom]

Could you imagine that last night before the common struck? Talk about scary.

[@chraffis]

Super Comet vid is fantastic. Great job and thank you! P.S. Most of us ignorant Americans can't speak German. Or any other language for that matter!

[@space-and-science]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@sifridbassoon]

die meisten Amerikaner brauchen nicht Deutsch zu sprechen (sagt ein Amerikaner, der Deutsch spricht) and BTW, Houston is pronounced "HYOOS - ton"

[@TheMarlinspike]

Keep at it, you've nearly got the hang of English.

[@ZachB96]

Americans can't even speak there own language yet sit and act like everyone should cater to the English need. But everyone else in the world atleast knows 2 languages if not more

[@aldoarroyo-c2l]

i really enjoyed this documentary, the visuals were stunning and the storytelling was captivating. however, I can't help but feel that the depiction of the comet's impact oversimplifies the science behind it. there’s so much complexity in how these celestial events affect our planet that I wish they had explored more. what do you all think?

[@barksdalehales438]

To survive you need the basics. 1. Masks to keep your air cleaner ( even dust masks can help), 2 water , 3 food, 4 a weapon and the will to use it at need ( or someone else will take your preparations for themselves). Failing this you are depending on luck and as everyone should know Luck is a fickle and fragile thread to hang your life on.

[@mattjack3983]

Sorry but a "dust mask" isn't going to be all that helpful bud. If you are thinking that "it's better than nothing", then someone needs to tell you that it might as well be nothing. If you are serious about surviving a catastrophe on a global scale, and preparing properly, then you should probably not be counting on a "dust mask", and get yourself a properly filtered respirator mask.

[@mijodo2008]

And Hope Lives Eternal. Cheers from Michael. Australia.😁

[@shravanikarle7731]

I get excited to see your every video

[@Yahayasaleem]

Me too

[@space-and-science]

We are so happy to hear that 😊

[@Vandyt842]

U must really like adverts!

[@GregDaniels-yo4od]

You have to love the 'experts' on this show who say stuff like "people need to know that the grocery store will have food for them.." These are the same people who, during a heat wave advise you to 'seek shelter in an air conditioned building, if available.' They really think we're that stupid.

[@itsalwaysnow4098]

Higher Education does not cure stupidity! The most corrupt humans will survives in their bunkers for a tear or two. The rest will experience the most amazing show imaginable.

[@peterp5889]

It depends what you understand by higher education=>for example grand grandson of Gandhi, Rahul became stupid after Harvard's brainwash and so was the case of Chinese chairman's daughter that misled the socioeconomic progress upon invalid 19 century western economic development theories inadequate to 21 Century global open system thinking=Free from ideology and cultural engineering! West is loosing because of this misleading preoccupation with ideology and theories divorced from Reality...

[@KingBuffyTheThird]

Skip To 27:43 If You Wanna See The Impact. It Looks Very... Bright.

[@KingBuffyTheThird]

Or Mabye 27:40 If 3 Seconds Before.

[@rinkrinkie]

​@@KingBuffyTheThird 100 megaton will never be this big Its like 1 tsar bomb

[@SternenruferinPatchouli1]

whats gonna happen? the comet is laughing at us and says: IM COMING FOR YOU

[@johnphilipfosterdobson551]

If you are in Europe then it's a good idea to discover where the Third Reich built deep underground tunnels especially in Austria, or the Swiss tunnels.

[@TaroChan-nel]

Watching them try and survive after impact got me asking “what’s the point in living?”. But then I realised you can ask that question today or anytime.

[@rickbase833]

Seriously.....the Yucatan Peninsula just can't catch a break. It's like Die Hard 2.....how can the same thing happen to the same place all over again.

[@kimpraschma8371]

Great absolutely fantastic details.

[@dennismason3740]

Some avian dinos survived, some crocodile types survived, some sea life survived...

[@Nick-z2o]

hope will survive./s

[@dennismason3740]

@@Nick-z2o - I don't believe in hope (future events MUST, please, Lord, go my way). There is "hope". Then there is "knowing" and anything else is none of my beeswax. I have yet to hear a definition of hope that makes sense. Either you live in fear of future or you get on with it.

[@claynabess6079]

Really enjoyed this, thanks for the Heads up )

[@300blackout9]

And the sky became as sack cloth and the waters become bitter

[@JoannaJohnson-u3z]

And then the mummy was resurrected

[@NEKRWSPHERE]

9:49 This poor fellow looks as though he was once struck in the left eye with a (part of) a comet, so he's speaking from personal experience...

[@mjgasiecki]

If your daughter is so unintelligent that she runs out in a firestorm to get her dog, just leave her…

[@johncherish7610]

Also he told her to stay in the car. Why didn't she listen?

[@Slay_No_More]

Saved the gene pool.

[@robertbrown-qm3uk]

Dude please correct the subtitles please it only partially worked and I'm not bi lingual but I really enjoyed the film and found it informative, great job

[@theoneandonlyguyallikian1190]

Humanity cannot behave responsibly now. Its almost inconceivable how humanity will act if facing an impending disaster like this

[@royfarris5889]

Likely total anarchy, look what happened during the George Floyd blm riots and those weren’t a planet ending catastrophe so one could only imagine

[@greggrimer354]

If this happens we are f'd however we behave

[@mattjack3983]

Humans are the most intelligent, most innovative, most creative, and most amazing creatures that this planet has ever seen. Humans can accomplish anything, and it's pretty foolish to think otherwise, since we've proved exactly that countless times over. I will never understand why there are so many self deprecating and self loathing humans who for some reason choose to disregard the all of the absolutely mind blowing things that humanity has been able to accomplish. Fortunately, people like you do not make up all of humanity, and you certainly do not speak for all of humanity. You should just stick to speaking for yourself, while you continue to enjoy the life you have... and you only have it because humanity's success and accomplishments over the last 50,000 years or so have allowed you to have it.

[@lunarminx]

Sprouting can feed you. You can sprout most grocery store beans and lentils. And fungus of known varieties. Remember heirloom, non gmo sprouting seeds get you more bang for the buck but also garden seeds for when the sun shines again. Lots of spices. Long storage fats. A mealworm colony if possible to keep alive will provide proteins and b12. They can process much without harm. I know I don't want to survive being old and disabled.

[@devenlee9944]

Space and Astronomy is awesome 🤩

[@razony]

Science in general.

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

Does anyone feel like me that the reading voice is very soothing and it makes me fall asleep very quickly even though there are many new things I need to hear and learn?

[@jamiescurrmusic9883]

One minute it’s about a comet, the next it’s talking about invading Poland

[@maximusaviationchannel]

"My Friends,?" Welcome .... "To Fantasy Island". Tattoo, my drink.

[@philipkane9393]

Great documentary! But I wish you could translate the German professor. But in any event, it was quite a film.

[@tbcocoabutter06]

Well you done...and Thank you for information it wow...

[@sphinxrising1129]

Covid showed us just how ill prepared the world is.

[@space-and-science]

thanks for your comment.

[@space-and-science]

good point, thanks.

[@thereckoning5488]

Are you serious?

[@CocoSnicker12]

You mean AIDS😊

[@CocoSnicker12]

No it didn't

[@davecrupel2817]

18:00 That's definitely where I'd want to be in a situation like this. Atop a mountain. I'd have a better view of the end than most.

[@Aguanga_cowboy007]

It's a comet. They need Captain Spurgeon "fish" Tanner to take care of this situation.

[@JoannaJohnson-u3z]

😂😂😂

[@stockey]

The difference, the dinosaurs didn't have a space program.

[@brianswelding]

It's 400 degrees outside and the characters in Paris are running around with their coats on? The guy in Mexico has less of a beard after walking for days? I could go on and on. How does no one on the film crew notice this kind of thing? And what are the odds that the next impact will occur in the same spot the last one did 65MYA? It all lends an air of silliness to what could be a good program IMHO.

[@charlespomfret7207]

I suggest the construction of an under bunker bunker and if you cant get to your bunker theres a bloody big comet blocking the road

[@90swizard86]

This is good. It has sobered honesty but also empathy and hope. It’s much better than the terrible sensationalized History Channel one about a similar event.

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

Empathy and hope only matter if humanity can survive the event.

[@ExSpoonman]

This is not good. The very first scene shows factually incorrect events. It was an asteroid, NOT a comet that impacted 65 million years ago.

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

​@@ExSpoonmanThe difference matters little. They compensated for the slight change of Mass by making the impactor bigger.

[@VDP207]

I love a feel-good story

[@marshaatkins3532]

It makes me want to build a fallout shelter.

[@damianharkins529]

Peace l0Ve n Rock n roll...

[@williampeterson8009]

Yes straight to the point. People have to pay attention and really things are happening. Now more then ever. Thanks for this.

[@Sfhinxs1]

wrong. People can do nothing agains't colossal power of nature. Global warming, a comet, an asteróid anything on this scale we can control. But politicians use this fear to control us telling global warming is our fault when in fact, is just a global cicle, unstopable and natural, and we can't do sht to stop things on this scale.

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

Things have happened long before the advent of humanity and will continue to happen long afterward. What's your point?

[@A_Haunted_Pancake]

@@ominous-omnipresent-they He didn't pay attention when he wrote that "sentence" about paying attention, sooo ...

[@kimjongun8731]

My boss You are still expected to come into work. Want a day off without pay? Yes. So your saying you are unavailable today? Me sigh

[@tradehut2782]

Mistake @27:50. The energy release wont be 100 megatons of TNT. Thats just 2x of the tsar bomba. It will be billions of megatons i think

[@teresawilliams2465]

100 million megatons, he said.

[@JOSEANTONIO-oy2fl]

good documentary

[@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling]

Well thats depressing 😂. A good watch though.

[@williamlouie569]

What's chances that some people can escape destruction. Those some got to be really lucky.

[@genevievedavis7135]

Not lucky, really...the living will envy the dead. It will be a time of distress such has never been known before.

[@nicholasmaude6906]

I remember watching this on the National Geographic channel years ago when it first aired.

[@NicTheGreek1979]

Is this another re-upload?

[@Vandyt842]

No its another advert marathon!!!

[@NicTheGreek1979]

@@Vandyt842 if you're watching on mobile, once you've started playing, drag the slider all the way to the end, then hit the refresh button, and you should've gotten rid of the ads. 👍

[@PizzaPowerXYZ]

@@NicTheGreek1979 yes

[@Kammitoes]

That was most entertaining thank you. But I live in Australia....what do you posit will happen in the South Pacific? Other than we'll fry for a bit (used to that)?

[@markpannier6886]

Is that Alan Harris guy having a stroke??!

[@urasam2]

0:56 “all life was extinguished”. Wait… what??

[@heatherrhoades2006]

I know it was posted in 2021 but when was it produced? How old is this information.

[@TheAutobotPower]

Circa 2006-07

[@KellyTangney-sn3ec]

Tragic. Absolutely tragic.

[@egillis214]

Arecibo is now collapsed and never to be repaired…😢

[@paul47796]

I've always wondered why in documentaries and films like this they conveniently forget the 100s of nuclear reactors left damaged and un attended.

[@Marco90731]

100 ft Tidal Wave in the Atlantic? 109 Reactors on the Coastlines of the US , Radio Active Planet.

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

Because that's not the focus of the documentary. And it wouldn't effect much in the grand scheme of things.

[@upsydaysy3042]

Fernando may be the all-time champion of the Darwin Awards.

[@Eric-qo8vv]

Very well done. Thank you

[@John-cc9my]

Very good show thank you ❤

[@NotLazySelectivelyMotivated]

No matter what technology we develop, humanity will one day cease to exist. At least as we know it.

[@jamesfrancom8100]

AUGH!!! Now my eye is twitching just like that guy at 8 minutes in.

[@VcArena]

For something that big they only sent 1 warhead. Should have sent 10 or 20.

[@kristinejoypequena8478]

no time to build

[@VcArena]

@@kristinejoypequena8478 glad you commented. Gives me something to watch while going to bed

[@rinkrinkie]

Nukes have little power in space . Vacuüm and no shockwave

[@Fabester71]

Wouldn't surprise me if they had said " too expensive".

[@jeremiahthomas2050]

Why the hell you don't have English subtitles? So many of us don't understand what is being said.

[@phillipperkins5476]

The movie is in English what are you talking about????

[@woutervandenbosch8161]

Go back to skool 😅 😂

[@Jiff321]

@@phillipperkins5476not the random scientists guy who speaks every 10 minutes

[@JerryThomas-xc7ur]

The Russian man in the group of people talking about the comet dummy.🤬

[@JerryThomas-xc7ur]

Loser. 🤬

[@tayebtrah]

نبيرو النجم الطارق ذو ذنب قادم بقوة وقد بدات تاثيراته اصبحت جلية واكثر وضوح 🔥☄️🌍⚡

[@chrisdiehl8452]

Not all life was killed 65 million years ago.

[@gunmnky]

I was going to comment the same. That wasn't even the worst mass extinction.

[@dwaynemauk566]

Rev 8:8 "And the second angel sounded, and as it were a great mountain burning with fire was cast into the sea: and the third part of the sea became blood;" Who knows if it might be a comet or astroid as many believe this interpretation could be?

[@ludo9234]

Strange they never mentioned the mass destruction of the nuclear power stations' and spent rod storage.

[@martynm.449]

A very good point!

[@evanwindom]

Just put up a great big one of those theme park signs that they put next to the rides. You know which ones. The "You have to be THIS BIG to strike this planet" kind of signs. Or, borrow from the airlines and put a box out there that says "Your comet must fit within this box in order to strike this planet." See? This isn't hard.

[@GRasputin91]

What is it about the Yucatan Peninsula that comets find so attractive?

[@dimetime35c]

That was an asteroid

[@johncherish7610]

It's that natural comet magnet buried there, I suppose. Comet or asteroid it works for both types

[@Fabester71]

The beaches.