#Meteor

Warga Lampung di gegerkan dengan penampakan sebuah bola api yang melintas di atas langit. Menurut saksi, bola tersebut melintas dari utara ke selatan sekitar pukul 20.00 WIB. Dari analisis yang gw lakukan dan berdasarkan data, kemungkinan besar itu sebuah sampah antariksa (space debris) dari badan roket CZ-3B R/B (ID62805) milik Cina. Saat video ini di-upload Observatorium Astronomi Itera Lampung (OAIL) juga memiliki pendapat yang sama. #Meteor #Lampung #SampahAntariksa #JelajahiAntariksa

Ingin tahu nggak? Kemarin langit Lampung heboh banget karena ada cahaya terang beriringan kayak hujan meteor atau komet! Eits, tapi tunggu dulu! Secara sains, cahaya yang bergerak agak lambat dan terpecah itu ternyata bukan meteor lho! #langit #meteor #alam #lampung

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The Last Kiss Before the End: Love Over Chaos Tsunami Scene • This is the ultimate emotional rollercoaster! What starts as a petty argument between a couple takes an apocalyptic turn when a massive meteor crashes into the ocean, triggering a colossal tsunami. The realization hits: they are both going to die. In their final, desperate moments, they make a profound choice. Instead of ending their lives in anger, they freeze. The argument vanishes, and they turn to each other for one last, epic kiss. This heartbreaking scene on the bridge is a powerful reminder that in the face of certain death, the only thing that truly matters is love. It is the perfect, tear-jerking cliffhanger to go viral and make everyone hug their loved ones a little tighter. • In this fragment: The Conflict: A chaotic argument between a man and a woman on a bridge. The Twist: A devastating meteor crash in the distance that triggers a massive tsunami. The Realization: The couple’s transition from fury to a shared, quiet acceptance of their fate. The Highlight: The final, passionate kiss as the skyscraper-high wall of water approaches, ending their lives in beauty and connection. • #fyp #heartbreak #aivideo #meteor #tsunami

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평생 한 번 볼까 말까 할 하늘의 장면 포르투갈 밤하늘에 포착된 이 빛은 평범한 별똥별이 아니라 볼라이드 유성이다. 금성보다 밝게 보일 만큼 강한 빛을 내고, 대기권을 가르며 폭발하듯 번쩍이는 경우도 있다. 낮은 고도에서 터지면 충격음까지 남길 수 있고, 운이 좋다면 그 파편 일부가 운석으로 지상에 도달하기도 한다. 잠깐 스쳐 지나가지만, 실제로 마주하면 평생 잊기 힘든 장면에 가깝다. 저장해두고 다시 봐 #우주 #별똥별 #meteor #space #astronomy

E Meteorit wéi e Sonndeg den Owend géing weltwäit héchstens eemol am Joer erofkommen oder just all puer Joer. ☄ #Meteor #Meteorit #Luxembourg #Lëtzebuerg #rtlluxembourg #RTLcity

How was this possible without NASA knowing a Meteor was heading towards earth?!!🤯🚨 #meteor #nasa #ohio #sonicboom #scary

The Biggest Impact Crater on Earth 🌍☄️ The asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs created a crater about 180 km wide. But surprisingly, Earth has an even larger one — the Vredefort Crater in South Africa. This massive crater stretches nearly 300 kilometers across, making it the largest confirmed impact crater on our planet. Scientists believe that around 2 billion years ago, a gigantic asteroid slammed into Earth with unimaginable force. The impact released so much energy that it flipped and shattered layers of Earth’s crust across hundreds of kilometers. What’s even more shocking is that the 300 km crater we see today isn’t its original size. Over billions of years, rain, wind, erosion, and geological activity have slowly erased its outer edges. Researchers estimate that when it first formed, the crater may have been 400–500 kilometers wide. That means this ancient scar on Earth’s surface still tells the story of one of the most violent cosmic collisions in our planet’s history. Now imagine this: What would happen if an asteroid that size hit Earth today? Would our civilization survive? Tell me your thoughts in the comments. 🌍☄️ . . #crate #impact #earth #DidYouKnow #meteor

In this video, you see how incredibly fast a meteor can enter Earth’s atmosphere. Most meteors travel between 11 and 72 kilometers per second. That means even a small rock from space can move faster than a bullet. If you were standing there, you would likely see a bright flash in the sky before you even understood what was happening. When a meteoroid enters the atmosphere, the air in front of it gets compressed and becomes extremely hot. This heat makes the object glow, creating what we call a meteor or “shooting star.” Many of these space rocks burn up completely before they ever reach the ground. However, if a piece survives the intense heat and pressure, it becomes a meteorite when it lands on Earth. The speed is what makes these events so powerful. Even a small object can release a large amount of energy because energy increases with the square of velocity. That means doubling the speed makes the impact much stronger. In rare cases, larger objects can create shock waves, bright fireballs, and even small impact craters. If you were standing there during such an event, you might first notice a sudden streak of light. Seconds later, you could hear a loud boom caused by the shock wave breaking the sound barrier. The whole event would happen in just moments, showing how fast and powerful space can be. Events like this remind us that Earth is constantly moving through space debris. Every day, tons of small particles enter our atmosphere, but most are harmless and burn up high above us. Still, seeing one this bright and this fast would be an unforgettable experience. #space #meteor #crash #asteroid #universe

Footage of Meteor hitting Ohio! This is crazy! 😳☄️🌎 #meteor

That’s not a meteor. That’s a planet. What you’re watching isn’t an extinction event. It’s a planetary reset. An object so large it’s visible from orbit before it hits. A rock bigger than a continent, travelling at 20 kilometres per second, with enough kinetic energy to vaporise every ocean on Earth simultaneously. The crater alone is wider than Australia. The crust doesn’t just crack — it liquefies. The mantle breaches the surface globally within hours. Every tectonic plate on Earth shifts simultaneously. The atmosphere is ejected into space like steam off a hot pan. There are no survivors. Not on Earth. Not in orbit. The shockwave travels through the planet itself, exits the other side, and launches debris into space at escape velocity. This is called a civilisation-ending impactor. Scientists have a scale for this — the Torino Scale. It goes from 0 to 10. 10 means this. WW3 ends civilisation. This ends the planet. #meteor #asteroid #space #science #ww3