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Everything Science NASA's Plan To Stop A Rogue Asteroid (#Short):
Earlier this year a kilometer-wide asteroid came hurtling towards the Earth at more than 34,000 mph passing within the moon's orbit. Luckily, NASA didn't need to keep that asteroid from hitting Earth. The object, nicknamed PZ39, has been on NASA’s radar, since way back in 2002. It’s just one of the more than 20,000 near-earth asteroids they monitor.

In the movies, you often see the US launching a nuclear bomb at an incoming asteroid to blow it to bits. But in real life, that plan wouldn't work very well. But don't worry NASA's come up with 5 asteroid deflection techniques to save us and redirect an incoming asteroid.

From using a kinetic impactor (literally smacking something into the asteroid), to using a net, to firing space lasters, to even sending little landers to the surface of the asteroid to eat away at the surface, NASA's come up with 5 ingenious ways to stop a rogue asteroid on a collision course with Earth. These systems make up Earth's asteroid defense system.

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NASAs Plan To Stop A Rogue Asteroid (#Short)

Everything Science 2020-11-17 | NASA's Plan To Stop A Rogue Asteroid (#Short):
Earlier this year a kilometer-wide asteroid came hurtling towards the Earth at more than 34,000 mph passing within the moon's orbit. Luckily, NASA didn't need to keep that asteroid from hitting Earth. The object, nicknamed PZ39, has been on NASA’s radar, since way back in 2002. It’s just one of the more than 20,000 near-earth asteroids they monitor.

In the movies, you often see the US launching a nuclear bomb at an incoming asteroid to blow it to bits. But in real life, that plan wouldn't work very well. But don't worry NASA's come up with 5 asteroid deflection techniques to save us and redirect an incoming asteroid.

From using a kinetic impactor (literally smacking something into the asteroid), to using a net, to firing space lasters, to even sending little landers to the surface of the asteroid to eat away at the surface, NASA's come up with 5 ingenious ways to stop a rogue asteroid on a collision course with Earth. These systems make up Earth's asteroid defense system.

Be sure to subscribe to get all the latest asteroid news!

This was our first attempt at a #short. For this video, we tried using it as a sneak peek for tomorrow's videos. Since shorts are brand new, we're still experimenting with them to see what works best, whether it's doing shorter versions of our full-length videos (kind of like video trailers) or trying to make totally unique videos just for shorts. Let us know what you'd like to see us do with #shorst in the comments section below.

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Whats the MOST Valuable Passport in the World (2022)

Everything Science 2022-05-26 | What's the MOST Valuable Passport in the World (2022)
We’ll be looking at how many other places you can get into without needing a visa, or any prior approval. From the world's least valuable passport to the most, to things like laissez passer's, we'll be covering them all.

Just barely beating out South Korea and Germany and Singapore with 191 and 192 visa-free destinations respectively is Japan at 193 visa-free destinations. There are only 33 countries you can’t visit with a Japanese passport, mostly in northern Africa. At 193 travel destinations, that makes it 7 and a half times more valuable than a Pakistani passport.

The strength of the Japanese passport mostly comes down to Japan being a big international tourist destination (so countries), not that many countries hating Japan, and them being on their best behavior since the whole World war 2 thing.

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How Julius Caesar Designed the Space Shuttle

Everything Science 2022-05-12 | How Julius Caesar Design the Space Shuttle
Julius Caesar died in 44 BC, 2,025 years 1 month and 3 days before the first shuttle took off from Launch Pad 39A in Cape Canaveral. But despite more than 2 millennia separating these events, the Romans actually played a huge role in designing the space shuttle and it all had to do with a horse's ass.

To make a long story short. The 13 story tall boosters that helped the space shuttle get to space needed to pass through a tunnel. The size of that tunnel was determined by long ago when the tracks were first laid. And the gauge (the distance between the two tracks) was based on the British train tracks. And the British train tracks were based on the British trams. And the gauge of the British trams were based on the ruts in the old roads between English cities. And what caused those ruts? The wheels of Roman chariots. And so a decision by a roman emperor 2000 years in the past, ended up redesigning one of the most advanced vehicles we’ve ever made. Sometimes your decisions can have surprisingly wide-reaching consequences.

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What If We Nuke a City?

Everything Science 2022-04-29 | Detonating a Nuclear Bomb above a Modern Day City?
In 1945 two atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, killing 50,000 people each and unleashing 20 kilotons of TNT. The bombs dropped on Japan decimated entire cities, but the Tsar Bomba is 1,570 times more powerful. Since WW2 cities have only become denser and more populated, so it’s worth asking, what would an explosion of that size be due to some of today’s largest cities?

What if we detonated it above the streets of New York City? What about Paris? Or tokyo or Moscow? What if we detonated it in space or underground? Find out all the answers in this video.

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NEW Massive Rocket Slingshot (#short)

Everything Science 2022-04-27 | NEW Massive Rocket Slingshot (#short)
This machine yeets many rockets into space. Developed by a company called Spin Launch, they hope to put rockets inside a big vacuum chamber, spin them up to around 450 rpm, and then release the rocket. This is an actual small-scale prototype that has been able to launch a projectile 5 miles into the air. This is still a ways away from the 40 miles the rocket will need to reach before its engines can carry it to space. The company hopes to build a full-scale version that can make space launches dramatically cheaper and more eco-friendly. Obviously, they’d be launching cargo that isn't humans seeing as they'd probably die. But even without humans they still need to prove it actually works at that scale. So do you think it will and what would you do with it?

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5 Ways Startups are Removing CO2 from Our Air

Everything Science 2022-04-21 | 5 Ways Startups are Removing CO2 from Our Air
We know the world is currently on a dangerous path. CO2 levels in our atmosphere are at more than 400 parts per million. Obviously, the world needs to reduce CO2 emissions, but at the end of the day, that might not be enough, so some companies have started fighting back. Here are five of the most promising startups in the fight against climate change.

Startups Mentioned in the Video
High Hopes Labs- Seeks to remove CO2 directly from the air (Direct Air Capture) but instead of doing it on the ground like everyone else, they want to do it 9 miles into the atmosphere where CO2 is almost at its freezing point, making it substantially easier [and more cost effective] to extract.
CarbonCure- is injecting CO2 into cement as it’s mixed, to both strengthen the eventual structures it will form, and permanently trap CO2 and prevent it from being re-released into the atmosphere.
AirCompany- Who says you can’t party and fight climate change at the same time? By using their patented technology, AirCo is turning CO2 into vodka and eventually wants to expand into other alcohols, jet fuel, and even sugar production.
DeepBranch- Rather than deforestation for crops and invasive fishing, DeepBranch wants to produce nutrients for livestock by turning CO2 into protien. And since it can be done locally at the farms, it greatly reduces emissions associated with transporting livestock feed.
LiquidWind- LiquidWind seeks to turn the wind into liquid….. And by that I mean convert CO2 into liquid fuel to power transportation, meaning less reliance on fossil fuels.

Timestamps
0:00 Where We are Today
1:05 High Hopes Labs
2:40 CarbonCure
4:14 AirCompany
5:12 DeepBranch
6:54 LiquidWind
7:33 Outro

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How Wolves Saved Yellowstone and Changed Rivers

Everything Science 2022-03-23 | How Wolves Saved Yellowstone and Changed Rivers
In 1995, 14 wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park. From there, those 14 wolves basically saved the entire park's collapsing ecosystem. This is the story behind the conservation of Yellowstone's wolves.

On March 1, 1872, President Ulysses S. Grant signed the National Park Protection Act into law, creating the first national park: Yellowstone. The goal of creating the national park was to preserve the natural landscape and wildlife for generations to come.

The creation of Yellowstone protected most of the native species, but it didn’t provide protection for most of the predators, like the native wolves. As a result, by 1926 all the Northern Rocky Mountain wolf packs had been hunted to extinction. The removal of the wolves had wide-reaching effects on the park's ecosystem, as the wolves' prey increased in population, and their prey shrinking. After decades, wolf conservation efforts began and wolves were reintroduced, and like the avatar, finally brought peace. The story of wolf conservation and the wolf ecosystem in Yellowstone is an interesting example of the importance of keystone species play in their habitats. On top of that, golden eagles had to be saved on the channel islands to help save the channel island fox from the brink of extinction.

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Will Taiwan Drag the US into War with China?

Everything Science 2022-03-01 | Will Taiwan Drag the US into War with China?:
Will China invade Taiwan? Would the US defend China? China under Xi Jinping is more aggressive and more powerful. In 2017, at an event celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party’s official takeover of China, President Xi detailed his vision of what China plans to accomplish by 2049. He didn't paint a good future for Taiwan. The roots of the current conflict were seeded in the Chinese civil war between the communists and nationalists. When World War II ended in 1945, Japan quickly withdrew creating a power vacuum. This left these two rival factions in a scramble to control territory in China.

Apart from symbolics, why would the US defend a foreign island smaller than all but 9 US states? A Chinese invasion could force the US to intervene, to protect global interests. Over the last ten years or so, Taiwan has invested heavily in its capacity to manufacture computer chips. In particular, one single Taiwanese company, the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC, produces half of all computer chips and more than 90% of high-end chips—the ones that go into advanced avionics, defense systems, and 5G networks. And if China seized control of Taiwan, that would give them even more control over one of the most vital shipping lanes on the planet. Most importantly, Taiwan is strategically positioned to contain Chinese forces. If China were ever to defeat Taiwan, they could project power out into the Pacific ocean threatening US territories like Guam and Hawaii.

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How Much YouTube Paid Me For 1 Million Views

Everything Science 2022-02-25 | This Is How Much YouTube Paid Me For My 1,000,000 View Video (not clickbait):
So you're curious how much YouTube pays for 1 million views? Not just for one million, but how much do you make for 2 million views? Well, we'll be discussing how much youtube pays. Going over everything from CPM, RPM, to age and geography data, and loads of other cool bits tucked away deep in our analytics. In total for 2.6 million views, we made $6,581.07.

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Sirens Sound in Ukraines Capital (#short)

Everything Science 2022-02-24 | Sirens Sound in Ukraine's Capital (#short)
This morning air raid defense sirens went off in Kyiv, Ukraine's capital. Checkout our video on what a Russian invasion of Ukraine would look like: youtube.com/watch?v=1JCc7LLdUHc

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Celebrities are Running the Biggest NFT Scam Ever

Everything Science 2022-02-22 | How Celebrities Are Running the Biggest NFT Scam Ever:
After watching a recent interview between Jimmy Fallon and Paris Hilton discussing their recent purchases of Bored Ape NFTs I noticed something. It really seemed like neither of them were very enthusiastic, or knew anything about the NFTs they were talking about. Digging a little deeper I figured out why. Major celebrities like Lamelo Ball, Mark Cuban, Stephen Curry, Justin Beaber, Snoop Dog, and more are running one of the biggest NFT scams ever. In short, they partially own OpenSea, one of the biggest NFT trading platforms in the world, and by continually driving hype about NFTs, they are pulling in hundreds of millions in exchange fees. Watch the full video to find out more.

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Whats the Longest Day You Can Experience w/ Commercial Flights?

Everything Science 2022-02-18 | What's the Longest Day You Can Experience w/ Commercial Flights?
Have you ever had a day you wish could last just a little longer? Maybe your birthday? Maybe an anniversary? Maybe you just curse at Earth for limiting you to 24 hours in a day?

Well, you’re in luck. The Earth rotates and this means we have lots of time zones. And if we kept jumping across these time zones, we could get a few more hours in our fay. But what if we take this to the extreme, if we kept getting on commercially available flights, what's the longest day we could experience?

The longest theoretically possible is 50 hours (thanks to some weirdness with the international date line), but we need airports, and some of these time zones have only a few thousand people in them, not to mention the Sun moves surprisingly fast. Want to know the answer? Watch the video to find out!

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What Would Life Look Like on Alien Worlds?

Everything Science 2022-02-04 | What Would Life Look Like on Alien Worlds? (Part 3)
When we search the cosmos for life, we usually look for planets that look like Earth, after all, if Earth can support life why couldn’t a similar planet. But not all planets look like Earth, some are much hotter and others much smaller. With the diversity of planets, it's worth asking, what would life look like on alien worlds?

We'll discuss three worlds. Zantar: a purple world. On Earth, plants use photosynthesis to convert sunlight into energy they can use, but on Zantar, plants use retinal. This gives life, and the entire planet, its a purple tint. But where are all the animals on Zantar? This planet is quiet. No animals roam its surface, no birds fly in its skies. Mayacroom, a fungus, has a death grip on the planet.

Calax: instead of humans making Jurassic Park, imagine a world we could visit filled with dinosaur-like creatures. Thanks to a CO2-rich atmosphere, plants grow fast but have fewer nutrients than they do on Earth. This means herbivores have to have larger stomachs to eat enough food to keep them going. And carnivores need to be even larger to eat the herbivores. This means Calax is a planet filled with giant, dinosaur-like creatures.

Titan: a giant rocky world home to unusual creators. Unlike life on Earth, that's based on carbon, life on Titan is silicon-based. See how that affects the life forms that evolved in the video.

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10k Subscriber Special (And How Far Weve Come)

Everything Science 2022-02-02 | 10k Subscriber Special (And How Far We've Come)

So our channel just hit 10,000 subscribers and a million lifetime views. I started this channel a little over three years ago in January of 2019 and knew absolutely nothing about content creation. It's hard to summarize three years of my life into 5 minutes of clips, but I think these do a really good job at showing how this channel has developed, how far we've come, and some funny moments along the way.

Looking back at the last three years, it’s really crazy to see how far this channel has come. Ever since I had to like my own videos (just kidding I still do that) and didn’t know how to remove those white boxes around images, to where we are today. Hoping this channel's best days are still in front of us. Thank you all for your support, and I look forward to continuing the journey.

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3. youtube.com/watch?v=Pk2rQdb6e-U
4. youtube.com/watch?v=bV7xOOFEE2s
12. First No-Face Video (Mars's Canals): youtube.com/watch?v=S9KGp4VcC64
22 First 10k Video (6 Ways to Remove Co2 from the Air): youtube.com/watch?v=bvwnvYvMPyo
41. First Copyright Strike (How Cats Survive Falls): youtube.com/watch?v=7pFf4zuUQCM
45: First 100k (How Wolves Saved Yellowstone): youtube.com/watch?v=gc52l5ZcAJ0
75. Favorite Thumbnail (NASA's Inventions): youtube.com/watch?v=-G7n-49Mb3s
76 First Short youtube.com/watch?v=KmwSfdS3DDg
89. April Fools Video (The Earth is Flat) youtube.com/watch?v=Lvodt7Aw0Xg
99. Most Underrated Video (Lost Nukes) youtube.com/watch?v=ZKzg_kOY3ls
105. Biggest Braintesar (Three Gods Riddle): youtube.com/watch?v=UYFolwEjk-4
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What would a Russian Invasion of Ukraine Look Like?

Everything Science 2022-01-25 | What would a Russian Invasion of Ukraine Look Like?
Russian/NATO tensions are at an all-time high. This begs the question, what would a Russian/Nato war look like?

Back in 2017, Russia conducted a series of military exercises known as Zapad, or “exercise West”. With their roots in the Soviet Union, Zapad military exercises have traditionally been shows of force, meant to let NATO know that Russia was willing and ready to fight. Despite Russian claims that the 2017 Zapad exercises were only preparations for counter-terror operations, the exercises that were supposed to feature only 10,000 personnel turned into a 100,000 strong mock-invasion of eastern Europe with one clear message: Russia's military might is back.

And now recent declassified US intelligence documents show Russia amassing 175,000 troops in hundreds of BTGs (or battalion tactical groups) in four locations along Ukraine's border. A successful invasion of Ukraine would need to quickly take the country and set up defensive positions, in essence telling the west that a counter-invasion would cost far more lives than Ukraine is worth. Watch the video to learn more!

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How the Tonga Volcano Eruption will Cool the Earth

Everything Science 2022-01-19 | How the Tonga Volcano Eruption will Cool the Earth
Saturday January 15th at 5:15 pm local time a volcano on the island of Hunga Tonga erupted sending a 5 km wide cloud of ash 20 km into the atmosphere. Loud explosions could be heard on islands up to 65 km away. From space, the erupting column of smoke and even atmospheric shockwaves were captured propagating across the Pacific Ocean. The eruption started a magnitude 5.8 earthquake and a tsunami that reached as far as the United States. Although by the time it got there waves were limited to only about 4 feet. But the Tonga explosion will have far more reaching consequences than what’s happened in the immediate aftermath.

Preliminary observations showed that the eruption ejected a large amount of volcanic material into the stratosphere. Enough to cool the Earth, and at least temporarily, reverse man-made climate change in an event known as volcanic winter. Get ready for some extreme ice storms over the next few years, and if you live in Florida, you might want to buy your snow parkas now.

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Who Controls Where the James Webb Telescope Looks?

Everything Science 2022-01-13 | Who Controls Where the James Telescope Looks?
The day before Christmas the James Webb Telescope took off from a spaceport in French Guiana. NASA originally envisioned a launch somewhere between 2007 and 2011, for a total cost between 1 billion and 3.5 billion dollars. But the James Webb Telescope continued to miss one launch date after the next, while its total cost ballooned to nearly 10 billion. With astronomers' and science lovers' hopes and dreams being carried to space along with it, it’s worth asking, who gets to control the world's most powerful telescope?

While NASA put the telescope in orbit, the Space Telescope Science Institute, a consortium of 47 US institutions that operate telescopes and observatories around the world is the body that chooses who gets to use it. They sifted through the 1,173 proposal requests they had received for the observatory’s first year of life — known as Cycle 1- to decide who got time on the telescope. They made their decisions based on 3 criteria.
1. How much the proposal would impact knowledge within a selected subfield, 2. How much it would advance astronomy in general, and 3. whether the proposal really required the unique capabilities of the James Webb Telescope to be successful.

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The Evolution Of Stealth Technology (in under 5 minutes)

Everything Science 2022-01-07 | The Evolution Of Stealth Technology (in under 5 minutes)
In 1980 the Secretary of Defense Harold Brown gathered reporters at the Pentagon and announced to the world the existence of a new technology called ‘stealth’. From there stealth technology has rapidly advanced, from the experimental planes of WW1 to the Sr-71 blackbird to modern stealth fighters like the F-22. And now foreign nations like Russia and China are even stealing American stealth designs. Watch the video to learn the whole story!

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How Bitcoin is KILLING the Planet (and may Kill us all)!

Everything Science 2021-12-03 | How Bitcoin is KILLING the Planet!
So everyone loves bitcoin right? Well, the planet. Bitcoin is single-handedly one of the world's most energy intensive currencies. Just one transaction uses more energy than a 600k visa transaction and has the same carbon footprint as 85,000 hours of watching youtube, or what a 15-year-old calls a normal weekend. Bitcoin today is barely used as a currency, but the transactions already use more energy than Netflix, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, and Google combined.

If only 10% of the world’s monetary transactions were done on bitcoin that would use as much electricity as the US and China combined or the same as every country in the world minus China and the US. The same energy consumption as 193 countries representing nearly 6 billion people, all for only 10% of transactions.

There is some bright side to all this. Etherum already uses less than 10% the energy per transaction as bitcoin, and it’s founder, Vitalki Buterin, is confident he’ll soon be able to drop the ornery consumption to 1/10,000th the current requirement which would bring it in line with credit card transactions. Whether or not they can pull this off remains to be seen.

But until crypto turns the planet into a blazing inferno, dogecoin to the moon amiright?

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The Worlds Hardest Riddle (Three Gods Riddle)

Everything Science 2021-11-04 | The World's Hardest Riddle (Three Gods Riddle)

This video walks you through the worlds hardest riddile. Are you smart enough to solve it?

You're stranded on an alien planet and come across three gods. They'll help you get home but first you need to call them by their names. Their names are Truth, Liar, and Random. You can ask them three 'yes' or 'no' questions to figure out who's who, but they'll respond in their native language with 'da' or 'va' (and you don't know which word means what).

If you have any know it all friends, send them this video to see how smart they really are. And if someone sent you this video, well, I guess you should stop acting like a know it all.

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What Would Life look like on Alien Worlds? (Part 2)

Everything Science 2021-10-29 | What Would Life look like on Alien Worlds?
When we search the cosmos for life, we usually look for planets that look like Earth, after all, if Earth can support life why couldn’t a similar planet. But not all planets look like Earth, some are much hotter and others much smaller. With the diversity of planets, it's worth asking, what would life look like on alien worlds?

We'll discuss two worlds. Eden: A planet like ours orbiting not one star, but two. This is Eden. The light from its twin stars powers photosynthesis, pumping oxygen into the atmosphere. How would life evolve to live on such an extremely oxygenated world? Terra: A planet 9 billion years old, twice as old as earth. Old enough that a truly advanced civilization could have evolved. Like Earth, it was once a fertile world. Now it’s barren. But life can still thrive here in artificial domes. Under such different circumstances, how would life adapt to such extreme worlds?

Despite light-years between planets, life across the universe needs the same basics to survive, food and a reason to reproduce. Despite the vast differences in lifeforms, these common needs could result in some remarkable similarities across the cosmos.

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The Time they Tried to Steal the Empire State Building

Everything Science 2021-09-23 | That Time the Empire State Building was Stolen (for 24 hours)
New York City is home to a lot of things, including the largest heist ever.

Because of a loophole in New York City's system for keeping track of who owns what properties, thieves at the NY Daily News were able to get away with the iconic $2.4 billion Empire State Building (until they returned it 24 hours later) (the most expensive heist in history). Watch the video to see how they did it!

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The Militarys Secret Space Horse Division

Everything Science 2021-09-02 | Why The Space Force has a Horse Force:
The space force was created at the end of 2019 officially to govern the US’s fleet of military satellites that form the backbone of U.S. global military operations. You might remember it because of your love of space or because of the endless amount of memes it generated.

You see the space force can hire humans to boldly go where no humans have gone before. But they do that aboard rockets, and there are some places not even rockets can go. So for this, they have horses to boldly go where rockets can’t.

Vandenberg Air Force Base is the third-largest airbase in America. Located in southern California. The nearly 100,000 [99,600] acre base has incredibly varied terrain, from hills to farmland to California beaches. But that terrain is apparently too varied for all the military vehicles the space force has at its disposal, so instead, they turned to horses.

Their latest addition, a five year old mustang named Ghost, joined the space forces elite regiment in 2020. Want to learn more, watch the video1

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The One Place You Can Still Create YOUR OWN Country

Everything Science 2021-07-08 | The Land No Country Wants (Bir Tawil):
Ever wanted to start your own country? Be your own king? Well, there's one place in the world you might actually be able to do that; Bir Tawil.

After a few hundred years of imperialism, major world superpowers have pretty much grabbed every bit of land that covers the earth’s surface. But when Britain was snatching up land, they really messed up the borders. So much so that today Egypt and Sudan officially recognize two separate borders, and tucked in between is a piece of land neither claim.

Bir Tawil is South of Egypt’s border—so Egypt thinks it's part of Sudan, but it’s also north of Sudan's Border—so Sudan thinks it’s part of Egypt. This doesn’t really create many problems though, because there’s a whopping zero people living in Bir Tawil. So if you want to start your own country, the land is just there for the taking.

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How Columbus Weaponized an Eclipse

Everything Science 2021-06-16 | How Columbus Weaponized an Eclipse:
Was Columbus a good guy? Well, here's a story for you: After discovering the New World by accident in 1492, Columbus had undertaken three more voyages back to the Americas, mostly in search gold and silver to recover the cost of the previous voyages.

Hearing Panama was rich with gold, probably by some natives who wanted him to go there instead, Columbus traveled to Central America. Between his ships being attacked by pirates and eaten away by shipworms, he was forced to land in Jamaica.

Columbus got into some trouble with the natives, and after a while they refused to keep helping him. So Columbus did what any normal person would do, use his knowledge of an impending eclipse to scare the sh!t out of some Native Americans. Long story short, he used the eclipse to convince the natives God was angry at them and he wanted them to keep giving Columbus free stuff. Clearly, Columbus didn't treat the Native Americans well. Watch the full video to find out more!

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How the US Lost 6 Nuclear Weapons!

Everything Science 2021-06-10 | How the US Lost 6 Nuclear Weapons:
Today, US government admits to 32 Broken Arrow accidents with 6 nuclear weapons lost that were never recovered. With thousands of nuclear warheads, it's easy to misplace a few; This is the US's nuclear problem.

The United States military takes extreme caution and protocol when transporting nuclear weapons, but that doesn't mean accidents haven't happened in the past. And a nuclear accident sounds like the worst accident of all time. From missing B-47's to sunken nuclear bombers, these are some of America's most interesting nuclear accidents/broken arrows.

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How Will You Die (Statistically)?

Everything Science 2021-06-03 | How Will You Die?
So you want to know how you're going to die? What a fun thing to search up on YouTube... Most likely it will be your heart or cancer (they make up nearly 1 in 2 deaths). Between heart disease, cancer, heart attacks, strokes, and accidents that covers about 60% of deaths. Alzheimer's, diabetes, and Pneumonia make up about a quarter of the remaining causes.

But if all that sounds scary, we also have some more interesting ways to die; like drowning in the bath, falling out of bed, being eaten by a shark, and even being killed by a flying champagne cork. Watch the video to find out more

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Whats the Fastest Flight Route Around the World?

Everything Science 2021-05-27 | How Fast Can You REALLY Circumnavigate the World on Commercial Flights?
If you’ve ever wanted to set a world record and have $5,000 dollars just lying around, well I have some good news for you. You can set the record for the fastest circumnavigation of the world all on regularly scheduled commercial flights.

The current record holder is David Springett, a former insurance broker from the UK. His route took him from Los Angeles to London to Bahrain to Singapore, to Bangkok, to Manila, to Tokyo, to Honolulu, and finally back to Los Angeles all in 44 hours and 6 minutes. He had a pretty big advantage; the Concorde. This record has stood the test of time for more than 40 years, but today, the rise of long-haul flights, allows you to beat in Spinrgetts supersonic record. Watch the video to learn more!

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The Route:
Leave Los Angels (LAX) at 9:00 PM landing at Paris (CDG) at 4:50 PM [10 hour 50 min]
2 huor and 10 min layover
Leave Paris (CDG) at 7:00 PM landing at Tokyo (HND) at 1:55 PM [11 hour 55 min]
3 hour and 5 min layover
Leave Tokyo (HND) at 5:00 PM landing at Tokyo (HND) at 10:50 PM [9 hour 50 min]

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Will the Internet ever be faster than FedEx?

Everything Science 2021-05-19 | Will the Internet ever be faster than FedEx?
If you want to mail something to your friend across the country, the best FedEx can do is overnight delivery, but you can send them an email and they’ll get it in seconds and it won’t cost you $70! But for big companies, it's the opposite. They regularly ship data across the country and around the world.

If you added up all the internet traffic today, it would come out to 167 terabits per second. FedEx has a fleet of 669 aircraft mostly made up of Cessna 208Bs, and Airbus A300’s and A310’s. Altogether, their fleet has a combined lift capacity of 26.5 million pounds daily. Top-of-the-line SSD’s have a storage density of up to 160 terabytes per kilogram, which means a FedEx fleet loaded with SSD cards could transfer about 177 petabits per second, a thousand times the internet’s current traffic level.

So the bottom line is that for raw bandwidth, the internet will probably never beat FedEx, and it looks like we’ll be shipping data for a long time to come.

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What Would Life look like on Alien Worlds?

Everything Science 2021-05-12 | What Would Life look like on Alien Worlds?
When we search the cosmos for life, we usually look for planets that look like Earth, after all, if Earth can support life why couldn’t a similar planet. But not all planets look like Earth, some are much hotter and others much smaller. With the diversity of planets, it's worth asking, what would life look like on alien worlds?

We'll discuss two worlds. Atlas: 5,000 light-years away lies a ringed world more than double the size of Earth with twice as much gravity. Janus: Imagine a planet in such a close orbit, that its rotation is locked by the star's gravity so it always shows the same face to its sun, like how we only ever see one side of the Moon. Under such different circumstances, how would life adapt to such extreme worlds?

Despite light-years between planets, life across the universe needs the same basics to survive, food and a reason to reproduce. Despite the vast differences in lifeforms, these common needs could result in some remarkable similarities across the cosmos.

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Whats the Longest Walkable Distance on Earth?

Everything Science 2021-05-05 | The REAL Longest Walkable Distance on Earth:

What is the longest walkable distance on Earth? If you’ve been on YouTube for a while you might have seen those videos by HAI and RealLifeLore about the furthest distance you can walk. Unfortunately, they were both dead wrong.

You see, what they didn't realize is that the bearing straight, the body of water between Russia ad Alaska, occasionally freezes over, allowing you to walk right across it. Factoring in this crossing, you can actually walk all the way from South Africa, up to Russia, across the bearing straight, and all the way down the Americas to the tip of South America. One journey that took 37,526 km taking you through some of the most dangerous countries in the world, frigid Russian and Alaskan tundras, and South American jungles filled with dangerous animals and plenty of drug smugglers.

And while this route seems crazy, two adventures, Karl Busby and Dimitri Kieffer are actually trying it, and they've already completed around half of it. And yes I know RealLifeLore's video was about the longest drivable distance and HAI's video specifically said they only looked at the longest route according to Google Maps, I just thought that made for a good intro.

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$1,000 GIVEAWAY (and 5k Celebration)

Everything Science 2021-04-26 | $1,000 Giveaway (and 5k Celebration):

Do you like money? Do you like lots of chances to win money? Well, then this is the video for you!

I want to grow the channel and support the viewers who watch our videos especially while we’re small, and I figured out a way to do both. Starting today, and for the rest of the year, every time we gain 1,000 subscribers we’re going to do a $100 giveaway to someone who commented on our most recent video. Some more specifics are mentioned in the video.

Terms and Conditions: The giveaways will follow the manner described in the video. The winner will be randomly selected from the comments section after each 1,000 sub mark is reached. To be fair to everyone bot comments and comments from people I know irl will be ineligible. Maximum of one entry per giveaway (i.e. you can make multiple comments on a single video but that won’t increase your chances of winning). We reserve the right to add any additional rules or end the giveaways without notice. All rights reserved and all that other lawyery stuff.

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How to Build Your Own Nuclear Bomb!

Everything Science 2021-04-22 | Building Your Own Nuclear Bomb!

Have you ever wondered how to make a nuclear bomb? To date, 13,000 nuclear devices have been constructed and more than 2,000 detonated. With just how many nuclear devices there are, it’s not surprising that nuclear knowledge has spread far and wide. The internet is literally full of how-to's on how to make at home nuclear reactors.

With all this publicly available knowledge, it’s worth asking, could your average joe, with no formal training or special security clearances, build a nuclear device? Just know that by watching this video, you'll be added to a dozen government lists...

Most YouTubers when they make videos on building your own nuclear bomb, only talk about how to build them from the components but finding the components are the hard part. So we'll be going over everything from finding the uranium, processing it, and building the finished nuke.

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The History of Rocket Technology (in under 5 minutes)

Everything Science 2021-04-15 | The History of Rocket technology (in under 5 minutes):

Rockets have technically existed since the first century BC, but the real history of rocket technology starts in the second World War. From the V1 and V2 rockets deployed by the Germans to the Apollo Spacecraft that sent humans to the moon, to SpaceX landing the first reusable rockets, we'll be talking about the whole history of Rocket Technology.

It's hard to talk about the history of rocket technology without talking about the history of war. Until recently, most of our rocket developments were inspired by the Cold War, with each side attempting to outdo the other. But besides the technology, we'll be talking about the people, People like John Glenn, the first American to orbit the Earth, and Valentina Tereshkova, the only woman to have ever been on a solo space mission. Even an interesting tidbit about Sergei Krikalev, the Soviet cosmonaut who would find himself stranded in space when the soviet union collapsed.

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Who was the Most Isolated Person Ever?

Everything Science 2021-04-07 | Who was the Loneliest Person Ever?:

I'm sure a lot of us have felt lonely before. Maybe you were picked last for dodgeball, maybe your best friend moved away, or maybe you were a science youtube creator but people didn't leave comments on your video.... Anyways, regardless of how lonely and isolated you may have felt, you were a far cry from the loneliest person ever been. Between castaways, shipwreck victims, and explorers, some people have gone years without seeing another living soul. So it's worth asking, who was the loneliest person ever (in terms of distance)? Well, it's a close race between 6 astronauts, 3 explorers, and some lost Polynesians, but watch the video to find out.

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The Earth is Actually Flat (Part 2)

Everything Science 2021-04-02 | The Earth is Actually NOT Flat:
So you think the Earth is flat? Already paid your flat earth society yearly dues? Or maybe you fell for an April Fool's video? Well, I hate to break it to you, but the earth is curved.

You may have heard of the Bedford Level Experiment, but we're going to point out the major flaw in it. On top of that, there are two easy ways we know the earth has to be curved. For starters, the stars. If you’re in the Southern Hemisphere and you look South you see the same constellations. It doesn’t matter if you’re in Argentina, South Africa, or Australia, look south, you'll see the Southern Cross, and all nearby constellations. Now, this makes perfect sense, if people on a globe all look south, they’d be looking at the same point in space. But on a flat Earth, if everyone looked south, they would all be looking in different directions, yet they would somehow see the same stars?

Another great southern example. On a flat Earth let’s say you wanted to fly from one part of the outer ring to another? In a flat Earth the quickest flight would be a straight line between the two points, but that's not how planes actually fly. They fly in a straight line on a curved Earth, which would be a curved line on a straight Earth. This would be a much longer journey than a straight line on a flat Earth (watch the videos for visuals to help explain this). Looking at the flight paths, they just make no sense on a flat Earth.

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The Earth is Actually Flat*

Everything Science 2021-04-01 | The Earth is Actually Flat*

So you think the Earth is curved? Don't believe in the flat earth? Ha, ha, ha, I laugh at you dear viewer. I’m gonna tell you what they’ve been hiding from you. This all comes down to something known as the Bedford Level experiment.

150 years ago Samuel Rowbotham conducted an experiment to definitively prove the Earth’s lack of curvature. There was a stretch of the river that was incredibly flat and incredibly straight.
So in 1838 Rowbotham waded into the river, pulled out his telescope and planted it 8 inches above the water. He then watched as his friend sailed down the canal with a 3 foot tall flag. Based on the curvature, that flag shouldn’t have been visible after about 4 miles, but even when the boat got 6 miles away, the flag was still visible, even though it should have been almost 3 feet below the horizon.

Modern flat earth scientists have tested this theory again and again, and it seems wherever you look, you can see miles further than you should. So yeah, don’t believe everything you read dear viewer, the Earth really is flat.

This was an April Fools video, don't take it seriously.

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How Organ Donation is Rigged!

Everything Science 2021-03-26 | The Logistics of Organ Donations:

Do you know anyone who needs an organ transplant? Ever wondered about becoming an organ donor? Want to know how UNOS works? Just like learning new things? Well, then this is the video for you!

More than 100,000 people sit on transplant lists across the US. Now at first glance this shouldn’t really seem like a problem. More than 300 million people live in the US and nearly 1% die every year. That’s almost 3 million bodies no longer using their organs. So why don’t use them? Well out of those 3 million, only 8,400, less than a third of one percent, die in a way that allows for organ donation. So the numbers alone make organ donation complicated.

But besides the numbers, it turns out there's a lot to organ donations. Often organs need to be transplanted within 24 hours. This means there is a complex system in place to get organs to the people who need them,. And besides how long you've been in line or how sick you are, things like your blood type, and even your location can make a huge impact on whether or not you get an organ. On top of that, you better hope your transplant center isn't shady, because they can reject an organ offered to you just to protect their stats, and they don't even have to tell you about it. Want to know more? Watch the video to find out!

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Why do so MANY Babies Die in the US?

Everything Science 2021-03-19 | The US's Infant Mortality "Problem":
So recently I was looking up some US stats for another video and something interesting caught my eye. The US is ranked 44th in worldwide infant mortality rankings. I know the US isn’t known for having the best healthcare, but we’re even behind Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. So what gives?

More than 22,000 American infants died in 2020, or nearly 6 for every 1,000 births. Most other developed countries as far spread as Japan, Finland, Israel, and Australia have rates closer to 2 or 3 deaths for every 1,000. So what gives, why are we two to three times the norm?

First off, it’s not nearly as bad as it seems. A big part of this gap comes from differences in reporting methods and even the definition of what counts as a baby. Besides, the differences in access to affordable medical care and more prevalent rates of health complications keep us out of the top few spots.

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When Would the Last Light Go Out (if Humans Disappear)?

Everything Science 2021-03-11 | When Will The Last Light Go Out?:
We see it all the time from Hollywood, whether it’s The Day After Tomorrow, The 100, or Mad Max. Eventually, some big event will happen and humanity will be pushed to the verge of extinction. As trees take back the city streets and wildlife starts to thrive I always notice one thing. No lights ever work.

But lots of lights are powered by renewable energy that don’t need people, and what about all those emergency lights that are supposed to stay on during power outages?

All this got me wondering, if all of humanity suddenly just disappeared, like if Thanos snapped his fingers or something, how long until humanity's last man-made light finally went out?

Between power plants, battery-powered lights, renewable energies, and even satellites, the answer to what light will survive the longest will definitely surprise you.

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The Worlds Only Polar Bear Prison!

Everything Science 2021-03-04 | When people commit crimes, they go to jail. But what happens when animals do?

Today, when people spot a bear, they call a hotline and someone comes out and tries to scare the bear away with firecrackers and rubber bullets. If that doesn’t work, the bear is tranquilized and taken to a holding facility; the world’s only polar bear jail.

The jail was built inside a former military aircraft hangar, and had 20 12x16 foot cells. The bears are kept locked inside these cells for the duration of their sentence, which can be anywhere from 2 to 30 days (or even longer for repeat offenders). When locked up they're fed only snow and water.

Since the jail was first built, bear-human conflicts dropped significantly, but now they’re on the rise. Climate change has made summers longer, delaying when ice forms over the Hudson Bay. Ice that the polar bears need to hunt.

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Best Location to Survive the End of the World?

Everything Science 2021-02-11 | Where to Survive the End of the World?:
If 2020 has taught me anything it's that the world could randomly end at pretty much any point. Between pandemics, nuclear war, a rogue asteroid the world could end in any number of ways.

Immediately you might be thinking of moving into some abandoned bunker. But these are actually terrible ideas for survival, not to mention loads of other people will have this same idea and follow you there.

To survive the end of the world you're going to need a lot of things; food, water, and a place to getaway. We'll be looking all over the world trying to figure out where would be the best place for you to camp out if the world suddenly came to an end.

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Will the Sun Ever Set on the British Empire?

Everything Science 2021-02-04 | Will the Sun Ever Set on the British Empire?
The UK, despite being an island smaller than Wyoming, used to command the globe and not even that long ago. In 1913, the British Empire governed over 400 million people, 23% of the world population at the time, and by 1920, it covered a quarter of the Earth's total land area. But over time more and more colonies would gain independence.

So with the Empire losing nearly all of its members, surely the sun must have finally set on the British Empire? Well, actually it hasn’t, and it may never. And it's all thanks to the small Pitcairn Islands in the South Pacific.

But Britain's luck won't last forever. Sometime in the next few millennia, an eclipse will come for the island, and the Sun will finally, even if only momentarily, set on the British empire...unless they manage to set up a space colony first.

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Why Diamond Armor Would Suck in Real Life

Everything Science 2021-01-29 | Why Diamond Armor Would Suck in Real Life:
So if you’re like me, you grew up playing video games and one of the most popular games was Minecraft. At least back when I used to play it, the strongest armor in the game was diamond armor more than twice as durable as iron or chainmail armor. But when you think about it, diamond armor would actually be pretty horrible.

Diamonds are known for being one of the hardest materials on Earth, coming in at a 10 on the Mohs hardness scale. And this is where people start to think that diamond armor would be nearly indestructible. But that’s because most people don’t understand what ‘hard’ really means in terms of crystalline structure.

Diamond armor would actually be really brittle. Since all the carbon atoms are lined up very exactly, you create these empty planes going through the crystal, so if a sword hit just the right spot, it could slice straight through this plane. By comparison, any less 'hard' metals like iron or copper would be much better as armor because when hit by a force they bend/dent absorbing the force (as opposed to diamond that would just shatter).

So yeah, while Minecraft may be fun, it doesn’t do the best at teaching some basic physics to its players.

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The Great Goat War in The Galapagos (Project Isabela)

Everything Science 2021-01-21 | The Great Goat War in The Galapagos (Project Isabela):
A lot of people have heard about the Great Emu war. But have you ever heard of the Great goat war?

In the 1950's whalers left some goats on the Galapagos Islands. I guess they figured what's the worst that could happen? Well, the goats trapped on a tropical island hundreds of miles from shore, really only had two things to do: eat…. and the other thing….

So the goats got to doing their thing and after 14 years their population had boomed to more than 30,000 and by the 90's more than a quarter-million. The goats were eating so much vegetation, they were actually endangering several local species like the famed Galapagos Tortoise. So a private group, backed by hundreds of thousands of dollars began hunting the goats to save the island.

Originally men patrolled the islands on foot and shot any goats they saw, but this wasn’t efficient or fast enough. In an extreme case of escalation, they brought in helicopters to herd the goats into open fields while armed sharpshooters sent them to goat Jesus. This helped wipe out 90% of the goat population, but 10% of 250,000 goats is still a LOT of goats.

Eventually, after much goat bloodshed, the humans managed to wipe out the last remaining goats.

The lesson of the story, sometimes conservation work is a lot more interesting than you would expect, and a few invasive species today can turn into a huge problem tomorrow.

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The Biggest Scientific Discoveries of 2020

Everything Science 2020-12-17 | The Biggest Scientific Discoveries of 2020:
While a certain pandemic may have covered the news and captured everyone's attention, there was a lot of science going on behind the scenes that you probably didn't hear about. From two killer asteroids to Mayan pyramids to scientists recording atoms bonding for the first time, we're covering all the crazies scientific discoveries from the past year.

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The Russians Dream of Flying Tank (Antonov A-40)

Everything Science 2020-12-11 | The Russians Dream of Flying Tank (Antonov A-40):
It's the middle of WW2, and the Russians are trying to develop a way to get tanks into combat faster. Well, meet the Antonov A-40.

Known in Russia literally as ‘The Winged Tank’, the Antonov A-40 was the brainchild of Oleg Antonov, a soviet aircraft designer known at the time for his A-7 military glider and later works such as the SKH[-1], and a series of aircraft named after him like the An-12 quad turboprop, An-28 reconnaissance plane, and the An-124 strategic transporter.

Before the A-40 came into existence, the Russians had experimented with strapping lighter T-27 and T-37 tanks to the underside of bombers to be flown into combat as early as 1935., but these earlier designs were scrapped because the tanks were simply too small with too little armor to be of any use against the Panzer II’s and III’s being deployed by the Germans.

Antononv, sketched a design for a set of glider wings that could be outfitted on a much larger tank, enabling it to glide while literally being towed in the air behind another aircraft. The flying tank, in theory, would take off behind the wings of a heavy bomber from a normal runway before gliding to the battlezone.

The sketch remained just an idea for another 2 years, but after the Germans began their invasion of Russia, Antonov was commissioned to bring his design to life. Unsurprisingly, the results weren’t all that great. Antonov attached a pair of custom-built wings to a modified T-60 tank that would be ejected after landing on the battlefield. Cables running from the wings to the tank's turret would allow the plane to roughly control its movements. But due to how little lift the wings could produce, the plane was scrapped.

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The Arecibo Observatory is NO MORE

Everything Science 2020-12-04 | The Arecibo Observatory is NO MORE:
After more than 50 years, the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico has collapsed. The observatory was home to breakthrough discoveries like the first-ever exoplanet and ice on the surface of mercury. It was even the shooting location of the movie GoldenEye

The dish was made out of 40,000 aluminum reflecting panels in a 1,000 ft or 305-meter inverted dome. Last month a second of the 12 supporting cables snapped and engineers were forced to condemn the observatory. Today (December 3rd) another support cable snapped and the observatory came crumbling down.

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NASAs Plan To Stop A Rogue Asteroid

Everything Science 2020-11-18 | NASA's Plan To Stop A Rogue Asteroid:
Earlier this year a kilometer-wide asteroid came hurtling towards the Earth at more than 34,000 mph passing within the moon's orbit. Luckily, NASA didn't need to keep that asteroid from hitting Earth. The object, nicknamed PZ39, has been on NASA’s radar, since way back in 2002. It’s just one of the more than 20,000 near-earth asteroids they monitor.

In the movies, you often see the US launching a nuclear bomb at an incoming asteroid to blow it to bits. But in real life, that plan wouldn't work very well. But don't worry NASA's come up with 5 asteroid deflection techniques to save us and redirect an incoming asteroid.

From using a kinetic impactor (literally smacking something into the asteroid), to using a net, to firing space lasters, to even sending little landers to the surface of the asteroid to eat away at the surface, NASA's come up with 5 ingenious ways to stop a rogue asteroid on a collision course with Earth. These systems make up Earth's asteroid defense system.

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13 NASA Inventions You Use Every Day

Everything Science 2020-11-11 | 13 Inventions NASA Research Gave the World:
A lot of people like to say that NASA’s $22.6 billion dollar budget, making up less than half a percent of the federal budget, is a giant waste of resources. But there are actually a lot of benefits from keeping NASA around (NASA does a lot of things).

So to prove all the haters wrong, here's a video about 13 everyday inventions we only have as a direct result of NASA and space exploration. From scratch-resistant lenses to lasik to water filtration technology, NASA research has helped your life in more ways than you know.

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1:41-2:01- Solar Energy
2:01-2:55- Water Filtration
2:55-3:53 Highway Safety
3:53-4:20- Better Tires
4:20-4:36- Smartphone Cameras
4:36-4:53- MRI & CAT SCANS
4:53-5:12- Baby Formula
5:12-5:36- Memory Foam
5:36-5:48- Insulation
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