Top 10 Most Astonishing Asteroids w/ Scott Manley

The top ten most interesting asteroids, with Scott Manley and Astrum! We're turning our attention to some of the smaller but nonetheless remarkably fascinating objects in our Solar System. You'll be amazed at how much there is to know and see about asteroids.

List of asteroids mentioned:
10. 2005 VX3
9. 99942 Apophis
8. 25143 Itokawa
7. 2 Pallas
6. 10199 Chariklo
5. 21 Lutetia
4. 433 Eros
3. 243 Ida
2. 4 Vesta
1. 1 Ceres

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Image Credits:
NASA
ESA
JAXA
Emily Lakdawalla
USGS
ESO
Jerzy Strzelecki
And a BIG shoutout to Space Engine which continues to be awesome and a big help for demonstrating various things throughout this video.

Music Credits
Jason_Shaw - Namaste

[BlackSifichi]

Yes a fantastic documentary - sometimes slightly more complex in vocabulary to my knowlege - but here I am actually learning something about asteroids and comets - MERCI Astrum and Scott Manley.

[rursus]

This was by far the best top-10 lists I've seen on Youtube: a fact intro, well researched and well motivated!

[kenotube]

The background information on the asteroids is fascinating and really-well presented.  The images are spectacular.  Very entertaining.

[FlamingMonocle]

I feel utterly privileged to have shared a platform - albeit 8 months apart..! - with the legendary Scott Manley!

[RTD]

Excellent fusion of two great and educational channels!! Nice job and great forward thinking.

[SuperIliad]

Perhaps there has never before been a time when boredom has been less excusable.

Awesome to see a collaboration between Scott and you :D

[JazzforhireCoUk-bands-london]

This is my favourite of your vids so far, especially what with all what's going on with Pluto at the moment..

[CornerTalker]

Cere's bright spots are very intriguing!

[TxCwby]

Just came across this one, Alex. Awesome work, and excellent co-host! Hope you continue your outstanding media/content. Really, this os just fantastic content and production.

[IKP]

Fantastic video. Unlike most of the rubbish here on youtube about asteroids (and not just asteroids sadly) this was highly informative and beautifully put together. Thank you

[KarbineKyle]

Another outstanding video! I love these! They are so well-made! I can't wait for more! Thank you very much for making these videos on planetary science!

[ianriddell]

Im digging the more relaxed narration from Scott Manley here, though I do like his exuberant style of speaking as well!

[jamesjordan]

It is sad for one not to be amazed by the objects of the Universe.

[Lagul_]

*When it was on autoplay and you get blessed with Scott Manley randomly*

[CarnivorousPlantsAndGardening]

I watched a video about space potatoes... I loved it

[doggonemess]

10:40 "Eros contains 20 billion tons of rare metals, such as gold and platinum." DIBS. I called it first.

[stevep]

Got very lucky, got to view two comets with my daughter when we were younger. Spent an hour driving for every minute of viewing time to take my granddaughters to the great eclipse. What an experience that was. Something we will never forget!

[void_killcode]

I love learning small things about space asteroids planets galaxies on YouTube this is something I'll never get bored of

[brucesmith]

Well done Scott, informative and entertaining!