NASA Just Made a New Terrifying Discovery - A Massive Object from Another Solar System Is Coming!

NASA just made a disturbing discovery - a massive object from another solar system is on a collision course with Earth's orbit. They've even named it 'Oumuamua, and it will fly by us at speeds of 196,000 miles per hour. It could also wreak havoc on the space stations, satellites, and other spacecraft in our orbit. This newly discovered rock is freaking everybody out because we have no idea what this thing is or what it could do to our planet if it hits us. The seven case is surprising; keep on reading to learn why! Please subscribe to the channel, like the video, and leave a comment.

[babs-pe]

I am really getting tired of this clickbaits and panic spreading.I am leaving here. Sorry, but this has nothing to do with" seriousity. There ist enough to be really worry this time, this is fear spreading that noboby needs for clickbaits!!!

[MrsRobertson]

Ummmm….this has already come and gone.

[alanbriv]

THAT’S WHAT I CALL A TERRIFYING DISCOVERY!!!!
Great editing as always.
Those long necked half naked aliens are not to be trusted.

[eliazruis]

Same information over and over again. Who wrote this crappy script?

[andrewbrazier]

What again lol come on guys get some new stuff 🤪

[ronaldkemp]

All of the objects entering our solar system seem to come from the Vega star system. You probably didn't know that our solar system is moving rapidly through the Milky Way galaxy? It's orbiting the center of the galaxy at roughly 536, 000 mi/h while also receding away from the central core at about 900, 000 mi/h. Because the solar system is moving so fast it's bound to catch up to smaller objects that didn't form into a solar system. These rouge objects have been passing through our solar system for a long time. The solar system is moving rapidly to the north, towards the Vega star system. That's probably the reason why the Moon, Earth and many of the other planets in our solar system have many more impact craters in their northern hemispheres than their southern hemispheres.

[Andres]

Someone is still using internet explorer...

[itbnla]

That is very old news, do you have anything new to report ?

[richardlong]

Strange video because it so disjointed that nothing made actually scientific sense it just wondered around throwing out bits and piece of nonreliable science information, like going from
fast moving object the size of a comet to the size of a rouge planet seems like a extraordinary jump in scale of this fast moving object, but maybe I miss interpreted narration.

[gargolaconrad]

There is no such thing as "another Solar System". Our sun (which is a star), is named "Sol". Our system that surrounds our star "Sol" is called the Solar System, there is NO other star named "Sol"; so obviously there is no "other Solar System". Whoever wrote and produced this video, obviously doesn't know anything about Astronomy; which obviously makes this story "UNTRUE".

[joyleonard]

This happened a couple of years ago, Please talk about NEW things.

[chriskerr]

an asteroid or comet striking Earth wouldn't be a bad thing, considering the state of our planet & the events on it.

[JohnHernandez-khvt]

That's not good. Why they have to be happy. Hell no

[AJ-xpbh]

Lack of making new content? This is old news! It came into our solar system in 2017 a 2018 and kept on going exited our solar system....

[timjohnson]

This is stupid. It left the solor system already.

[edwardheins]

wait bullshit its already been here. its how we named it 2017

[john]

I think this video could've been 2 minutes long & just as informative... it just keeps saying the same thing over & over...

[sart]

Maybe this is a precursor to Nemesis coming. Knocking objects out of the Oort cloud or from its own orbiting cloud being pulled in by our solar system as it approaches? Or maybe it is just nothing at all and nothing worth noting, just another rock in space.

[williamjones]

This is old as heck. You guys need to work on some new material.

[christopherkerns]

like you guys but please stop using click bate words such as Terrifying ect. I have been studying the cosmos for years now including working studying Sag 1A and I have never seen anything that terrified me or anyone else. We did see thing that blew our minds but never scared. Using click bate words just make you look desprate