[Q&A+] Should We Still Be Worried About The Apophis Asteroid?
BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 14:25
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Are interferometers the future of telescopes? Can we aim at stars by knowing only where they were billions of years ago? Is the Apophis asteroid still dangerous? And in Q&A+, can we just sent the SG-1 to it?
00:00 Intro
00:37 [@PerryM-vy4fe] Are Interferometers the future of space telescopes?
03:36 [@Frosty.Winnipeg] If we can see stars a billion light years away can we guesstimate where they are now?
05:29 [@PeterYannick] Where do we have to aim a laser if we want to sent a message to Alpha Centauri?
07:19 [@andrewczski1969] Apophis in 2029 can shut the WHOLE show down, no?
12:43 [@kairon156] Are there any plans on getting rock samples from Mar's moons?
14:25 [@Frosty.Winnipeg] Can’t we just send SG-1 to face Apophis?
18:20 Final thoughts
Comments (4)
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In regards to " If we can see stars a billion light years away can we guesstimate where they are now?", the panoramic pictures of the galaxy we've seen all have stars going different directions and at different blue/red shifts. Can a panorama of our galaxy be generated showing all stars in their "current" respective positions (ignoring time dilation)?
Hey there Fraser! Yes, because Aphop is is going to be makinga few potential Hazardous approaches to earth over the next few centuries! But maybe less so now that the remarkable 76-Meter Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope here was n Manchester, England (my hometown!) 👋🏿 🏡 📡 has now been saved by the new British government from cuts from tclosure by the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), putting scientific operations at risk of closure or mothballing by April 2028 unless alternative funding is secured. But it's now safe! It's part of the international effort to spot Potentially Hazards Objects including Near zearth Asteroids! However if you mean "Aphophis" from Stargate, I don't think so, SG1 made sure he's not a threat ever again.. hopefully! 😂 Great post by the way!