Should we be worried about Asteroids? #space #nasa #technology

[MrSockez]

It's pretty ironic how, even after thousands of years of technological advancement, the deadliest weapon known to man is still a rock

[randomlibra]

And here I am, sitting on my ass, watching YouTube.

[Poppydoesstuff]

My anxiety during this video: 📈📈📈📈📉📈📉📉📉📉

[RiceWater]

Asteroid coming to earth that’s 96 KM: *Everybody panicking*
While an asteroid coming to earth that’s 95 KM: *Everybody chillin*

[baki]

We're slowly turning into an advanced civilization, and I'm here for it .

[CanadianPatriot]

*"How's the space program coming along"* 💀

[mrartdeco]

“The asteroid have diamonds, sir”

World rulers : let them die

[fabolusgigatabolus]

“Might also help us what metals it had”

*dont look up movie theme intensifies*

[OVERSKETCH]

The space dart mission: The dinosaurs send's their regards.

The asteroid: "THEY'RE FIGHTING BACK!?"

Edit: thanks for the 1k likes my chooms (⁠つ⁠✧⁠ω⁠✧⁠)⁠つ

[SJ_G.]

"When the Earth starts to settle, God throws a stone."

— Ultron

[dadogwitdabignose]

it’s just crazy how we are now able to shift the entire orbit of something that’s been following its same orbit for millions and millions of years that’s just insane

[idontknow-ph]

It's like building a Lego house and your brother steps on it. You still have all the blocks, but there is nothing left.

[handsomeblackmuscle]

Imagine trying to redirect an asteroid the size of the moon coming towards earth.

[mikecampbell]

I feel like we as humans are more of a threat to ourselves than a asteroid, but I understand they are equally just as much of a threat if slightly rarer

[curvegodd]

" *Legacy Survey of Space and Time* " sick asf name

[xboxrupert]

Gamma ray burst directed exactly at earth has left the chat

[UniCornisss]

Finally, a pontencial solution to one of my irrational fears

[milky]

vaccum decay and gamma ray burst:

allow us to introduce ourselves

[nosks_stopmotions]

Gamma ray bursts: *"hold my beer"*

[notserpmale]

Feels a bit like “don’t look up” where they’re more worried about knowing what materials are in the astroids