What Is the Asteroid Belt Like?

[@Kosmo_off]

Hello, everyone! Quite an elaborate video this time! I hope you'll enjoy it! If you are a fan of our videos, feel free to support our project here: ➥ Support us on KZbin - www.youtube.com/@kosmo_off/join ➥ Support us on Patreon - www.patreon.com/kosmo_off

[@sayyamzahid7312]

Halo good to see

[@TonyYesi]

Thank you sir for another great video.

[@korvdploeg4529]

Thank you kind sir

[@grahamturner1290]

Yet another outstanding video, thanks!

[@heyyourlenscapson2588]

The graphics are great!

[@gettrolledumad6930]

I love how you visually represent your word. It makes my brain formulate ideas and almost as if I'm able to go back in time and see how everything was created. Crazy to think millions of years ago our home was probably there too, with its asteroid family. Love your content Kosmo, first in space, first to make us think!

[@ImDrawty]

As a graphic designer, I fully appreciate your UI & use of supporting information graphics. Very classy, and understated. That’s coming from someone who’s a bit more ‘OTT’ when it comes to my designs on KZbin.

[@jamessullivan4391]

You need to make like a tree, and walk away.

[@jamesmccullough5812]

His vids are bloody amazing aren't they?

[@aflow-]

i didn't expect to see you here. Anyway i also love your graphics on the United Stand :)

[@fellowfan274]

These mountainous objects at one point served as catalysts of life on Earth and are worth studying more!

[@louisesmalling]

Valuable content that I will listen to more than once. Thank you.

[@Michael_Baranyaiofficial]

Why couldn't science class be like this? This is so interesting and awesome

[@zacharyscott6779]

I know this comment is 2 years old but wanted to reply anyway lol to answer your question though... it's because high school science teachers couldn't give a damn about their job and just read off the textbook. And because at that age even if it's an interesting topic, we are too worried about goofing off and getting chics. I personally hated all things school related until I got into college and classes actually became interesting with professors who knew what they were talking about and how to describe it.

[@mangomaniac95]

This is just dissemination of scientific facts. Science is the process of obtaining these facts, which requires fundamental mathematics and physics that most people don’t enjoy because it’s hard.

[@fredfittin9434]

Excellent, instructive tutorial!

[@manu1434u]

Such beautiful animations! Thankyou!

[@dominiquedecooman2262]

Great channel having these animations instead of stockfootage. Thanks!

[@princekrazie]

I didn’t know Vesta can be seen by the naked eye in extremely rare occasions🤯

[@matthewverfuerth151]

My mind is blown as well. I can’t believe it’s really 😮

[@mlfilion]

I didn't realize how much ice is in the solar system, therefore the universe. Lots of H20

[@marthanewsome6375]

Yes there is a lot of ice, but the key to life is liquid water.

[@raywalters243]

Here's some food for thought my friend. Think about this every piece of ice in the Universe was created from a Supernova 🤔🤔

[@davidkelley5382]

Check out ParallaxNick for more on this. You won’t be sorry.

[@majinvegeta9280]

Water is everywhere just not in liquid form

[@Firmino_11]

Doesn't have to be water ice. So no H2O

[@adamw8818]

Wow! Was wondering where you went! Another good video as always, thank you 😎

[@briankleinschmidt3664]

Asteroid belts are a convenient hazard in science fiction, but really, the object are widely dispersed and easy to navigate. Earth ships have no trouble navigating the asteroid belt unless the plot demands it.

[@11anonymous6]

Spend a couple of months prospecting for silver 😇

[@filipaferreira7070]

So you have been there

[@filipaferreira7070]

The asteroid belt was planet Maldek

[@benjaminstubblefield2637]

The Asteroid belt could be the key to everything! An object in motion is easier to keep in motion. A long chain reaction to move Europa to the Goldilocks Zone.

[@cascadianrangers728]

Wonderful idea, would make a great scifi novel, but with only 3% of the mass of our moon, I don't think they are strong enough to pull anything bigger than motes of dust

[@sarahb1862]

Your channel is so amazing!

[@Leopez02]

I found your channel today and Im so Happy ☺️

[@logicplague]

Great video! For Beltalowdas!

[@CosmicShieldMaiden]

Love this channel

[@raphaelbennett2169]

I truly thought the astroid belt and quick sand were going to be a real problem as an adult. In the 90s every space movie /video game had some sort of astroid belt issues they had to overcome. Now with space travel you never hear about the astroid belt or getting around it etc. Really cool video

[@bartekprzybylski1169]

Superb work Guys! Thank You!!! :-)

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

Kozmo is always so interesting.

[@alexakalennon]

I love astrophysics. Just found that Channel. Awesome!

[@yearoldadit]

Great info.. Space - the more we learn.. the less we know I realize.. awesome!!

[@matthewverfuerth151]

I love to wonder what vesta collided with, studying space and human history is so fascinating ❤

[@ashergoney]

Electric Star Gazer passed into space like a sand Stricker. Reported back as Bobbit Worm on Feb 2012

[@ricklenegan2294]

Before I watch the video, let me guess; They found Hume's Teapot!

[@GururajBN]

Do the asteroids ever stray away beyond the Jovian orbit. Or are the asteroids arrested and confined to this side of Jupiter? Many thanks for the lucid narration and vivid graphics.

[@cascadianrangers728]

How do they know mass of everything in asteroid belt? By seeing what kind of gravitational effect it has on something else (id love to know what) and then mathhammer it out from there?

[@thebroughamshow6985]

Speculation

[@MaxVax-dh7rh]

They don´t.

[@Mike-sp2eu]

@2:05 so that glow is what keeps earth hidden from E. T. 's. Lol

[@samuelrodrigues2939]

Awesome videos.. thanks!!

[@1977Yakko]

I watch this and my mind immediately goes to the sci-fi book and TV series The Expanse.

[@ole9421]

Wait, "Vesta has a core made of Nickle and "DIME"?!

[@stxdude830]

How much a gee tho

[@DwayneETowns]

I had to listen to that three times and I swear I heard the same thing!😅

[@orlandovazquez9662]

So possibly a quarter of Vesta could be made...of quarters?

[@bengonzales1182]

Space is simply terrifying.

[@garycarroll9447]

Flying though the asteroid Balt doing its early life pot marked the object Donald joe Hanson.

[@Bhib2433]

Nice!

[@sayyamzahid7312]

I live in Karachi Pakistan and I like your comment

[@uranium8250]

Excellent Animation 👍👍

[@benjaminstubblefield2637]

Is Sylvia hollow? Is there enough water to be worth moving to the Goldilocks Zone?

[@kevinbeatkeeper197]

Your videos and narrative are spectacular, and I thank you for bringing this information to the average earthling in a way that is both easy to understand and satisfies our curiosity. I am curious though, why, when depicting bodies orbiting our solar system, you always use a clockwise direction, as though being viewed from below.

[@catholiccrusader5328]

How I love this stuff!

[@신정연-w6m]

TYSM

[@trescatorce9497]

Back in the 80's there was a bad movie, "Meteor", with the premise that an asteroid collision with another sends one of them towards Earth. Now the movie premise seems plausible.

[@dorianmclean6755]

Totally fascinating Wow ...Kudos...very nice

[@Alteringrealitystudios]

I often wonder and pick over the moon creation hypothesis. As they're still trying to figure out where all of the water on Earth came from. What if the planet that collided with earth was just that, a water planet and the Moon is the core of that planet. And perhaps moondust is just powdered Coral. Lol

[@surfside75]

Looks like a couple people accidentally hit the dislike button. They should come back and fix that👍 because this channel Rocks💥! -Rocks🤣... It's ok, I will see myself out😂

[@jamessullivan4391]

Go easy on the sauce...

[@samuelrodrigues2939]

Nice closing hahaha.. i did like it to get one video.closer

[@sku32956]

Looks like a mining operation could work for rare earth minerals ,of course the tech needs to make leaps forward in terms of cost to launch and bring them back to earth for a profit .

[@patrickmendoza4580]

Good job

[@dman7536]

k. so if gravity is an effect of an objects density.. then the vacuum of space has my questioning things?? If space is a vacuum and the objects creating a gravitational pull, how does is do this in a vacuum??? Unless it is more of a warping of space time itself???

[@zephyrandboreas]

The latter. That one fellow in 1915... 'Matter tells space how to curve and space tells matter how to move.'

[@floseatyard8063]

Yes it warps 3d space time and anything near this warping is entering a place where the universe itself curves making you move to the center of gravity

[@nasuh_won]

Nothing so far, has trees or grass like earth

[@mansilodhi3145]

Amazing 🤩,

[@alanheadrick7997]

That's no moon.... Looks like a lot of stuff to look at. Need one or two probes to loop around the belt checking thing out for a few years.

[@roydoncrerar2852]

I've been an ardent follower of this channel since the beginning of this year. I don't comment frequently, however I would like to thank you guys for the wonderful work that you do. Your videos are always top notch and very enjoyable and informative. I look forward to many more hours of viewing. First (and best) in outer space😁

[@raymondmoore2707]

I want to live on Vestra. Its mine. I own it

[@flumbz5266]

To be fair we have been very lucky with regards to the asteroid belt and collisions which could end up leading a an asteroid to head for earth.

[@endlessunivese9350]

oohh a planetary safety belt just like our car safety belt for planets to avoid being charged by police worlds

[@apuntes8883]

The source for ice asteroids is most likely the asteroid belt and since ice asteroids are made of earthly water, it probably was a watery planet like Earth a very long time ago.

[@jamesp31stTasker]

3:46 looks like a power symbol 🤔

[@terrayjos]

so how and why did the asteroid belt happen and is it uncommon for solar systems?

[@scottyscotty5862]

The asteroid belt is the remains of the micro nova Happens every 12000 years. And here we go again❤

[@lunamaria1048]

Actual, just like the Kuiper Belt, the orbits of the asteroids in the asteroid belt are pretty stable overall.. The have so much distance between each asteroids ( a few hundred thousand miles, to even well over a million miles between them, in some cases.. The average distance 600,000 miles, so collisions are extreme rare.

[@11anonymous6]

Don’t forget the Trojan, Hilda & Paris groups My asteroid home out there somewhere; a nice big tungsten unit would be nice

[@lunamaria1048]

​@@11anonymous6 Hilda type asteroids exist beyond the asteroid belt, within Jupiter's orbital line, in an orbital resonance, one group exists 60 degrees ahead of Jupiter in its orbit, and also another exists 60 degrees behing, trailer Jupiter.. Trojans are also in Jupiter's orbit, but they trail the planet, but don't orbit... Meaning that they are irrelevant and have nothing to do with the asteroid belt, so nothing to do with this video or my comment lol.. There is no Paris group of asteroids.. There is the asteroid 3317 Paris, that is one of Jupiter's Trojans.

[@gregedwards1087]

What is all this "miles" shit? You must be from one of three countries that is lagging behind the rest of the world.

[@lunamaria1048]

@@gregedwards1087 Brilliant take.. It doesn't get more scientific than expression of your deep rooted obsession over the metric system... Hey, I know!.. Go start a metric system crusade and post a sharply worded blog to people who feel as passionately about the issue as you do.... Sadly, no I am not one of them. ;)

[@CJizzleJ]

past tense

[@wonnieworthy7205]

Great Sunday #Star Lord

[@wonnieworthy7205]

Thank you All. I Got Those Big #Quartz Take Care Uploaded On Me

[@wonnieworthy7205]

Im A #Rock #Star

[@claytonshepherd]

When i die, i know im going to this channel.

[@ColeOfCentauri]

I’ve got astroids! I should have used Preparation A.

[@jamessullivan4391]

Or a dictionary...

[@ColeOfCentauri]

@@jamessullivan4391 Yes, a dictionary would have prevented me getting space rocks in my you know what. :D

[@ALegendthateatslunchatam]

the amount of asteroids can form another rocky planet but Jupiter says no

[@anthonyalvarado7724]

The asteroids belt is gonna unbuckle this thanxgivings feasts 🐇 , countdown to extinction

[@w.allencaddell6421]

I've often wondered why space crafts aren't hit by objects in space while they travel. I am glad that we as humans have evolved from ancient humans. Because they offered "human sacrifices" to things that they didn't understand. What the Spanish observed from Aztecs, the sacrificing of human beings to Aztec GODS, live human sacrifice. You'd be cut up, heart ripped out while still beating. What a bloody mess!

[@orlandovazquez9662]

Yes, evolution is great! These are good times to be alive,wish humans had longer life spans. We're on the cusp of doing great things along with the great things already accomplished. I want to see it all! 💫🪐☄️✨🚀

[@vernalc2449]

Isn't it a bit misleading to depict the asteroid belt so tightly packed together when, becomes of its sheer size, actually contains A LOT of empty space?

[@thewrightfamily369]

Tiamat and the hammer bracket!

[@jenkins80526]

This video makes me wonder how far off we are from mining asteroids.

[@MaxVax-dh7rh]

Its already happening.

[@janhansen554]

Very nice video. When we send rockets to Jupiter... we send them through this belt (i guess). What is chance for this rocket to be destroyed in this belt? Is chances so little so we dont "care" about this belt, or do we avoid it? Hope someone will answer, please.

[@sanialavende4333]

I love ceres it is dif my fav dwarf planet

[@Adityabelievyadav]

Love from indiaa ..its actually a tremendous video .. earlier i only know about what is the asteroid belt but now i got lot more information related to it ..video is just amazing..keep it up bro 🌚

[@gatovillano7009]

at 0:27, this is a very bad representation of reality. There is a big distance between these asteroids. Most of the asteroid belt is empty. It is as nonsensical as portraying a molecule having a cluster of electrons on an orbit.

[@christopherjohnson1803]

But it's more exciting and it gets more views!! /s

[@Ukraine2011]

Anyone elses brain explode when he started throwing out numbers? 🤔

[@MaxVax-dh7rh]

The Asteroid Belt Between Mars and Jupiter, was once Krypton. It was the Electro magnetic exchange with Mars that Blew it up. Thats why Mars lost the Magnetic Field. And is Scared by Huge Lightningstrikes all over the Surface (watch Thunderbolts project Planet mars). The "God of War" who killed another "God" (Planet). Krypton Blew up because it was overloaded, kind of like what happens in a Nuclear explosion. Kryptons Magnetic Energy (Gravity) became so high, that it imploded on itself, before it exploded into the Asteroid belt. The Elite tells you the truth through movies like Starwars, a long long time ago. What is now known as the Annunaki (Fallen Angels) that created us Humans for this Planet.

[@MaxVax-dh7rh]

The hole Point of the Mass is not big enough. Is Based on the Falls interpretation of what Gravity is. Planets are Hollow. And the "Gravity" is like a Static Magnetic Pull. that keeps us on the ground. (Bacteria do not fall of a Apple do they?) The belt is more than enough to be a Crust. Everything is Hollow and shaped, based on a Vortex.

[@esshor.]

It makes me sad that these asteroids were trying to become planets, but were deprived of resources

[@Jazz-dc6tf]

cool video, but why the retrograde orbits and rotations? it's definitely annoying. sorry. :)

[@schuey999]

I found Planet 9, but I won't tell you where it is.

[@raas7239]

Belta lowdah!

[@stxdude830]

15:06 is to blow up and act like they don't know nobody

[@adityasuresh7552]

😍😍😍😍

[@rouziuzi]

And tomorrow I will not remember anything 😂😂

[@youtubeaccount6539]

I find the arbitrary categorization of planets, dwarf planets, and asteroids to be frustrating and stupid.

[@ricardovelez2564]

I would love to have superpowers to go travel up there yes I wish

[@Nat.Dialogue]

I'm going in closer to one of the big ones

[@User_92020]

According the thumbnail the sun is only twice the size of earth? 😆 The sun is WAY BIGGER than that.

[@fastfork7659]

are humans able to emit laser to boost the probes progress?

[@JudaismIslamUnited]

So how the heck would the sun be able to pull these small rocks along at 590,000mph? As that's the speed they claim the sun is moving along at

[@dansv1]

Everything was moving at that speed before the sun and the rest of the solar system formed,

[@upinthetrees]

GOD makes confusing items but still shows himself.

[@reee_4067]

What? LOL

[@oldseadogcb3130]

What Is the Asteroid Belt Like? Like a "studded belt" but much bigger... Simples ;-)

[@dkajj]

Ask the satellites that went thru it. How? Idk. They just did. Others have gone thru the Oort cloud and the Heliosphere. So hey, anything is possible.

[@thoughtsurferzone5012]

They should send a rover to Ceres.

[@felwinterx1438]

Beltalowda!!

[@x9999-KNIGHT]

ı love this channel but my eng. bad pls Turkısh language subtitle

[@jamessullivan4391]

Yeah well that's not gonna happen...

[@alanb8884]

Your English is much better than my Turkish. Stay strong, friend.

[@yesbutactuallyno8305]

Totally verified cartoons😂😂🤣

[@woody5109]

The average gap between any two rocks is twice the distance between the moon and earth. Even my wife could drive through that gap.

[@daydreamer226]

If Jupiter's proximity prevented the dust to form planets, how did Jupiter's moon form?

[@matt8863]

"Moon"? Jupiter has 79 known moons.

[@daydreamer226]

@@matt8863 typo, moons. You knew that

[@matt8863]

@@daydreamer226 Then stop day dreaming, and also correct your sentence...You also know to start with a capital letter. ;))

[@daydreamer226]

@@matt8863 "and also"? repeating repetition over again (that was done on porpoise said the dolphin) … A Capital Letter Is Not Required After An Ellipsis

[@matt8863]

@@daydreamer226 My smartassery failed. Cheers mate.

[@timothyconway5201]

Saying jupiter makes it unstable to forn a planet makes it sound silly to even imply an asteroid belt can even exist if its really causing such issue with gravitational stability planet definatly

[@MrFialdark]

Nach eurer Theorie der Planeten Entstehung wird es irgendwann ein Planeten geben

[@timothyconway5201]

Think of an exploding planet right , most of its mass would have flown out of the orbit probably the craters on moon mars etc... being a few of the debri effects