Breaking! DART Man-Made Meteor Showers on Earth & Mars- Are We in Danger?

NASA's DART mission changed the game in planetary defense by successfully altering the orbit of an asteroid. But it also sent debris into space, some of which could reach Earth and Mars within a decade! In this episode, we explore the exciting possibility of human-made meteor showers and how ESA’s Hera mission will dive deeper into DART’s impact site. Learn what this means for the future of space exploration and planetary defense, and get ready for cosmic discoveries!

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:50 The Aftermath of the DART Mission
03:36 The Journey of the Ejecta
05:04 Hera Mission’s Follow-Up and Meteor Showers on Mars
07:45 Outro
08:11 Enjoy

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[casard]

Knowledge well earned and needed, especially when we start mining asteroids.

[wayneharrison]

Asteroid Dimorphos, warns Earth... Never bring a dart to a gunfight. ☄😱

[kenday]

SURPRISING CONSEQUENCES???!!!
Who the heck was surprised ???!

[hudsonfrank]

Asteroid threats are more real than worrying about other countries and their status/standing/relationship with each other(s). Politics can wait.

[carolynnr.]

I wonder how planetary gravies will influence their trajectories over time.

[robertbate]

Debris scatter was one of the first points considered at the begining of cosmic diversion discussions. The 'star wars' idea of deflecting comets etc asked such questions and what might be used including nuclear ballist missiles. Not so sure that the debris was such a surprise really.

[fredfredburger]

To add to the video, a mining company that collects these rocks for the metals is saying that the findings are false and will hire their own team to disprove their findings. Nothing will stop these corporations from getting their money. Environment be dammed.

[darylbrown]

5:22' I'm guessing two thousand twenty cease is 2026.

[Rizaar]

So during their experiment they accidentally created a meteor shower that could hit us in the future. Good job!

[Mothyone]

I always wanted to try smelting by passing a mold around a near collision orbit with the sun

[scottymoondogjakubin]

I wouldnt be playing around with astroids in there happy little orbit ! The only astroids i'd be playing with are on my atari 2600 ! 😛

[victoriawilliams]

They didn't predict the sizes, or volume, of the pieces they created. How TF is anyone supposed to believe that THIS TIME the predictions are correct!? 🤦‍♀️

[debraphillips]

Just what we needed... We have messed up the earth, now the universe.. good grief.. 😡

[IsabellaIsabella-mctx]

Hi it's very interesting thanks great vídeo ❤

[Clorhidrat]

Pietrele alea prin spațiu nu ar fi tocmai o plăcere să mă întâlnesc cu ele mai ales dacă am o viteză apropiată de viteza luminii

[CarlosPerez-fx]

Excelente trabajo periodístico de vanguardia en la ciencia del sistema solar con sus cuerpos interestelares, la humanidad está en sus primeros pasos hacia una mejor carrera espacial en Defensa Planetaria, gracias, saludos desde Nuevo Laredo Tamaulipas Mexico, lo copio y pego el vinculo en mi canalito insignificante de YouTube, pendientes 🙄😍😎👍✌🤝☮♾

[charlescowan]

Everyone was so busy wondering if they could that nobody stopped to ask if they should!

[dennisgenio]

Let us suppose that an Asteroid will hit Earth. Is it possible for NASA to create 4 Spaceship that would be attach to an Asteroid Apophis for example and the purpose is that to land it safely on Earth without creating damages in mankind. Like a Helicopter landing safely. What we are only avoiding is the "strong impact".

[kevinhindley]

Will the atmosphere of Mars be dense enough to burn up the asteroid particles into a meteor shower?

[Arkansas.hammer]

LARGE LASERS using a pulse A :would solidify the surface B: would give blow-by-blow thrusting away from where ever the laser is (moon) C: using several LASERS it would work better. D :I REALLY WANT A FRICKNG LASER ON THE FRICKING MOON 😂😂😂