NASA Reveals Plan To Capture An Asteroid!

NASA Reveals Plan To Capture An Asteroid!

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[legion]

Literally our world is turning into some blade-runner 2049 star-wars cyberpunk stuff

[DeanIllinger]

By far the best "unique" content you've released. Many content creators rehash the same material, sometimes better, often times not. This was great and refreshing to get something entirely new. Now to see if some copycat YouTuber tries to remake the topic.

[ngamashaka]

I always thought it was easier to make miners into astronauts then the other way around.
I saw an old documentary about it (sic)

[nerdwatch]

They should definitely find one that’s packed with rich ore in it and bring it back say with 15-20+ billion worth of gold and silver in it. I say nasa could do that and be able to keep all the $ it’s worth and put it back into the program

[CyberMass]

i have been saying this for years, currently working towards this as a live passion, i want in this industry so bad its gonna happen, ateroids hold so much value it would even be viable to orbit them around mars or even maybe venus

[justinbooth]

This is great. This would mean endless supply of rare minerals. No need for greedy expansion of nations. This would lead to a age of abundance

[EBalagot]

i read about the Asteroid Redirect mission before but NASA's priroty is the Artemis now but i'm hoping that they're going to look again on this one soon

[williamburroughs]

You know, if NASA was up for it.
They could open this new asteroid up for mining. By setting up a company or company's to mine it. It would be easy to move stuff to where we need it. We could use the resources and the revenue just might pay for the entire project in the long run.

[danielwhyatt]

Brilliantly done guys. Really appreciate you making this highly detailed but also very easy to understand video.

[Scott_C]

This would be amazing! If they can pull it off...

[Nerdmom]

4:26 Bwahaha! I love the geeky references of childhood (and adulthood) 😂😊

👍🏻🙏🏻❤️

[craigmackay]

Exciting times ahead, roll on disclosure 🛸👽☝🏽

[joakimastro]

You know spacetavel has been affected by popular culture if NASA ends up calling the capture the "Liam Neeson Bag Maneuver"

[NicholasNerios]

The core for our first death star "earth star" ships.

[iichthus]

Wow, the complete faith that unorganized matter will, all by itself, unfailing organize itself into an orderly system is incredible.

[elizabethmears]

They could always fill up the sink holes with them.

[felsure]

Why bring the asteroids back to Earth? That would be dangerous. It would be much more efficient to take the extra time to refine/store/transport the asteroids in space. Much less force would be required to manipulate the asteroids in space than on Earth.

[bakerfx]

In a space riddled with AI voice AI scripted content you are such a breath of fresh air lol
Thanks!

[NDGOJericho]

So I know this is somewhat off topic but I've wondered why they don't send a railgun up to the moon and use the moon as a launch base for sending probes and stuff to destinations in our solar system. They wouldn't need fuel for trajectory bc the probe would be launched from the railgun.

[mattroyle]

Mine and shape valuable metals into a shape that can fall to earth in a controlled way, drop it on Antarctica for retrieval