Thanks God it's now time for your favorite part of the show enough of that fucking drab and dreary whatever we're talking about Hell's gates bowl shit you know it's all made up danches talk about it's really care about and that is space news all right so what do we got here first up we've got NASA confirms what they suspected about just zero crater on Mars all along which we is basically that water at one point helped shape it that there was water on Mars at one point yes so you know what like going into this I'm like would I be surprised later on like you know as we start to study Mars that you know we maybe find some surface water seemingly somewhere you know in a deep crevice cave or something I wouldn't be surprised we found it on the moon it's on the moon now it's water on the moon yeah I mean we've got perseverance over on there now which landed there in February and it's been doing its job perseverance and it's a little helicopter buddy and they have been kind of rolling around it in this crater at the JZro crater and from what they can tell now I mean they've pretty much been able to which is pretty neat they can now confirm in certain areas of the crater that they've been to that they had suspected there at once been a river there that fed a lake and then which deposited sediment into what you can see from actual space it seemed to appear like a fan shaped a delta inside the crater itself so like the pictures that they've taken the high resolution photos that they've been taking you know reveal layers within the cliffs which reveal how the formation actually took place NASA astro NASA astrobiologist Amy Williams and her team in Florida had found similarities between those formations that can be seen on the cliffs from the crater for and patterns from actual from river delta's on earth itself so a lot of it is just kind of being like well it happens on earth happen on Mars and this into it and yeah we have it if you look on the screen right now we have a there's an illustration of what the lake in the crater and the rivers flowing to it may have looked like when they did hold an abundance of water you know the one thing I always forget and it always never amazes me whenever you read about how big the rover is it's huge is really big I always think like it's a little thing you pick up like oh no little row what's that what's that like a fucking monster shock that little robot sir oh short circuit oh Johnny five Johnny five that's what I think of when I think of John five is even bigger than you actually think he is he's pretty he's pretty big but he's still pales in comparison to the the rover on Mars monster truck yeah person of your answer whatever yeah they just basically retrofitted grave digger yeah just roaring across the Sun day Sunday Sunday Colisey Perseverance Crush Mons Olympus yeah watch Perseverance jump the the Jizarro crater Sunday this this next article here is great nuking an asteroid to prevent Armageddon could actually work study shows so that's you know that just gives credence to the film Armageddon is a documentary documentary that this in fact would work I don't know why they say in this article that it was the like this would be a last line of defense I'm like I feel like we should be if if something's on its way I feel like he should be trying this like early on well the only problem with this one is that they were talking about that it even though that is it is possible that they're second at what they're labeling late-time small-body disruption essentially like if you had a if you had a large asteroid and you had very little time to and by little time I don't mean like days I don't mean like minutes or nothing it's like that by little time they mean like months if you had like six months if you had less you know maybe less than six months to formulate a plan and get something together to do this they're using this technique of you know launching a new get it but the problem is that yes you could perhaps reduce not completely it might not completely eliminate the chance of an impact but it could reduce the effects of the impact to perhaps like you know you could reduce the rate of destruction to 0.1% of the original mass yeah something like that no but there are other like but for this article just saying that there are plenty of other plans that they have about I think we talked about them on one I think the drill team should be our last effort right fine training you should be out there in speaking training drillers to be astronauts I think one of the one of the more out there ones that I heard and though it is somewhat I don't know it to be like I don't know if it's practical but they said that one is like they would send a like a probe up there and they would essentially paint the you would paint an asteroid like if the asteroid is heading towards earth you would paint it like white therefore white or if you would paint like a darker color color therefore it would absorb more solar radiation or more light and they're versed slow it down and that could drastically change its actual trajectory like you can do something like that you can't with a special refractive and that's the thing too with these things if something's like lined us up and and we've done the math and the calculations what's like you know like you move that a day like earth's out of the way yeah you know what I mean like it is one of those things that we're constantly moving so it's like I've read reports before and you know I hate to say but I've watched YouTube videos of potential plans in these kind of scenarios and one of the one of the ones I remember watching was that we would send out a like an array of nuclear weapons like and explode them in sequence as the single by because all we're we're not trying to destroy we're not we're just trying to move it just a little yeah because I just a little problem then when it by the time it hits the earth that little bit that we've moved it way back there is now exponential sorry Mars it's coming for you now yeah the whole kind of point is that the the scientists want to move the asteroid as opposed to break it apart because if you break it apart the chances are that you are gonna just get a bunch of instead of one big impact you're gonna get a bunch of little ones which could still be potentially catastrophic and we don't have even even with this study that they just did about you know if you had six months or like two months before it's going to crash into earth you know you're still getting point 1% of the original mass that's still a chunk that's still a good chunk and then knowing where that's gonna land and modeling these kinds of explosions is really difficult and time-consuming with like the type of software and the stuff that we have available the modeling software that we have available to us and to our scientists to be able to be like break it apart and then know where everything is gonna go is almost impossible we are going to get exponentially better in the coming years at tracking these near-earth objects with the help of like incorporating AI and stuff like that because right now we're only monitoring 2 percent of the sky right it's there's just too much but I think we're gonna that's gonna exponentially increase with artificial intelligence we do have like there is like a system of telescopes I think it's three or four that they actually have that that's all they do is search for they scan the skies constantly for objects that may or may not like may come close to earth or on like a collision course with earth that's all they do and you would probably have a good good warning yeah before one kind of sit through unless it's really small and that's what they're kind of talking about here it's just if it gets by it's gonna be really small if hell was a planet it'd be this exoplanet so hot it rains iron and it may even be hotter than we previously thought and basically it's hot we're skipping ahead we only got like one more minute here of space news just a quick answer 76 B oh no no no mind we're not gonna talk about that yeah we're just gonna head okay William Shatner is going to space he's going to space on with Jeff Bezos' company unfortunately he was delayed so Captain Kirk is there was a grandma on the wing yeah he's not like some thing that's pretty good so it is still planned he's gonna go to space so good for him good Canadian boy it gives me hope that maybe one day I will be sent to space as an old man we just got a star in a you know universally beloved hey pod science fiction series it'll be a universally beloved science fiction podcast sure host in another 30 years anyways we got to get back to the show that's space news I'm Braden that's Dan and piece of y'all see you next time with Best Part of the Show peace to keep up to date with all things alien theorist theorizing follow us across social media on Twitter Instagram Patreon and Facebook 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