Scientific Debate and Future Warnings

I'm not giving up. I am selling the building. The final season of FX is the Bear. The restestaurant is flooded.. Everything's either gonna be okay? No stop Or not We are out gun and we are out mananned, but we have each other FX is the Bear, the final season, All episodes now streaming on Disney plus In december twenty twenty four, a telescope spotted a rock the size of a twenty story building heading our way Its odds of hitting Earth were higher than any asteroid in twenty years. Then the math changed and the threat passed This time. We weren't the first to see a city killer coming tablet from a library in Iraq, a bronze disk buried on a German hillside, melted pottery from the Dead Sea. Three different objects from three different countries describing the same event Every ancient civilization on Earth has a story about that morning. It's a story of the end of the world. And today we're going to read it play Missed calls and slow follow ups are silent killers. 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Money is on the line Always say hello with quote Try Quo for free, plus get twenty percent off your first six months when you go to quQuo dot com slash y. That's Quo dot com slash Y Northern Iraq, eighteen forty two. The Bible called Nineveh the greatest city of the ancient world Wall's a hundred feet tall Streets wide enough for three chariots side by side Classical historians agreed it was real. Nobody can find it. Eventually, most scholars decided it never existed Then a French consul started pulling giant winged bulls out of a mound in northern Mesopotamia Paris went wild The British Museum wanted a discovery of its own And Austin Henry Layd thought he knew where to find one The race for the Lost City was on Laaird followed the clues. Ancient texts put Nineveh directly across the river from what's now Mosul one mound Fit, a massive hill on the east bank of the Tigris. In eighteen forty nine, Laird recruited a crew and dug and dug and dug. And then he hit stone He expected a palace, but he broke into room after room full of clay tablets, stacked and shelved and cataloged, the largest library of the ancient world It belonged to King Ashherbonipal, who wanted every piece of knowledge on earth under one roof. He sent scribes across the empire to copy anything they could find medical texts, star charts, royal letters, thirty thousand tablets, including the oldest version of the Epic of Gilgamesh. We still have these documents because of King Ashheranapu. King Ashton Bodapil? Ashher Bonapo. Asstpray Fapal? Ashher Bonapa. So Asstpray Bonapot Paved the way for AI companies to steal all our data. c cool I got it. go ahead Ashib Badapal bragged about it in his own inscriptions in his own voice He claimed he read texts written before the flood Scholars filed that under royal trash talk Then in six hundred twelve BC None of hiss enemies burn the city to the ground. Fire should have destroyed everything It didn't The Cay tablets. baked harder collapsed roof sealed the rooms. The library went underground for two and a half thousand years, preserved by the same disaster that was supposed to erase it Lay and shipped the tablets to London. Then the hard part started C have four wedge shaped writing of ancient Mesopotamia That was a code nobody could fully read yet One symbol could mean a single word or a single sound. or a whole word or a whole sentence Scholars spent decades fighting over translations, publishing papers that flatly contradicted each other through all of it. The tablet sat in a drawer and waited Yeah was round. five and a half inches across, small enough to hold in one hand. And round was strange. Because Canada form tablets were almost always rectangular. One side was playing The other was divided into eight equal slices like a pie Each one packed with writing and little drawings. arrows, clusters of dots, a triangle, a spiral The British Museum gave it a number K eight, five, three, eight, and a name The Nineveh Planosphere The planosphere is a flat map of the night sky The scholars who named it took a guess. They had no idea how close they were Because every expert who tried to read it A different answer One called it an instrument for measuring stars One spent three hundred pages arguing they recorded a single night in six hundred fifty BC One called it a message to the King about Omens They all agreed on exactly one thing was a text They just argued about what it said And the scribe who carved it into wet clay didn't understand it either He copied it line for line ty five centuries older than he was. teext from Be the Food Exactly the kind of thing The king bragged he own The scribe was an expert on dead languages By the time anyone could read this one His language was dead too A Sereiology is a closed world It takes decades to learn, the writing, the dead languages, three thousand years of Mesopotamian history, The people who translate these tablets train their whole lives to do it Rocket scientists are supposed to stay in their lane. Alan Bond and Mark Hempsell were rocket scientists Bond designed spacecraft engines, and still taught astronautics Neither one read ginifhorm For years, they were convinced that every translator for a century and a half had it backwards tablet wasn't a text at all It was a match The arrows and the clusters of dots were stars eight slices of sky in the exact positions of real constellations like Pisces and the Pleiades Not a map of anywhere on Earth A map the night above it Bond and himself fed the star positions into planetarium software the kind that can run the sky backward to any date in history So they told the software to find the night where those constellations lined up It came back with an answer. thirty one twenty three BC That was twenty five hundred years earlier than anyone ever guessed. They assumed it was a mistake, so they ran it again. constellations, cheheck the latitude. The answer kept coming back to the same june twenty ninth thirty one twenty three, BC just before dawn seen from southern Mesopotamia Three of the eight slices showed ordinary sky The other five showed What came next othing cross that sky bright enough to cast shadows fast enough that the scribe had to draw it in stages as it moved. The tablet described a white stone wall, a disk comoming out of the giant part of the sky we call Pisces climbing to the northwest and crossing the horizon at an angle Bond and Hipell could measure down to a fraction of a degree. six degrees above the horizon And that's where the math stops being abstract. An object that big Low moving that fast doesn't stop at the horizon It keeps going. 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Jad is too big, too fast, too hot. why are you gonna bring her up? I didn't Because one detail made Kofels strange long before anyone said the word asteroid. The bottom of the slide. Melt it notot weathered, not crushed Melted Geologists call it Frictionite, a glassy rock that forms when stone gets ground so fast that the friction turns it to liquid Kofels has beds of the stuff several feet thick And the quartz crystals down the slide carry shock fractures, microscopic damage that only forms under the kind of pressure you find at a nuclear test site or confirmed impact cres. The same fingerprint turns up at Chikhu whereere the rock that killed the dinosaurs hit at Neor Crater in Arizona Heat Biction, Chicks and lube. Can we please stop talking about Janis? I would love Nothing more Here's what Bondon himself calculated it would take. An object a kilometer wide two thirds of a mile Hit the air at twenty kilometers a second forty five thousand miles an hour At six degrees, which was the angle on the tablet, it came in so shallow it never crered the ground It skipped across the top of the atmosphere like a stone across a pond. crushing the air in front of it into a wall of plasma H hotter than the surface of the Sn Anything alive under the track animal, every tree Everything from the Persian Gulf to the Alps Watched a second sunrise cl Scott. And when it finally broke apart right over Kofelzs, it released more energy than every nuclear weapon on Earth going off at walls For comparison, in nineteen oh eight, a rock about one hundred and sixty feet across blew up over Siberia and flattened eight hundred square miles of forest We call that Tunguska The Kple's object was twenty times wider And energy scales with weight, not wind This thing carried thousandousands of tunguskas column of vaporized rock punched straight up out of the valley The the jet stream caught it. And one hour later Couds stretched from Ireland to Moscow. The Cloud went up forty miles. Picture that, a passenger jet flies at about seven miles up The space shuttle comes home through the atmosphere at around forty The Culpel's plume reached the same height Except it was made of vaporized rock and molten iron air cooked into plasma. They climbed through the weather and into the edge of space The largest hydrogen bomb ever built, the Soviet Tsar bomba sent its mushroom cloud to forty miles two That's the scale we're talking about. Kofels was a stack of zarbambas going off top of the mountain Bom sheered sideways and rode the jet stream east. It spread as it went Cllum turning into a mushroom, turning into a sheet of glowing debris the size of a continent Inside it were pieces of the blast didn't fully vaporize. Millimeter beads of molten iron and rock frozen into glass as they shot up Scientists call them techides and spheres That's what an impact leaves behind, tiny drops of cooked planets scattered down wind The plume came down eventually The fallout reached across Europe and into the near East, and it's still there Archaeologists pull it out of the soil to this day But here's the part that should keep you up at night. Copel' wasn't a freak accident Astronomers know where the rock came from They call it the Trch stream The wreckage of a giant comet that broke apart in the inner Solar system sometime in the last twenty thousand years The biggest surviving chunk is a comet four kilometers across. that still loops the sun every three years Everything else, the dust and gravel and rocks and the occasional mountain It runs in a long tube of debris that crosses Earth's orbit twice a year every year for longer than our species has existed Now most of it is nothing When the dust burns up over your house every Halloween You call it the Towward Meteor shower and make a wish. I made a wish once. I wish that every time someone tapped my bulb, they became uncomfortably damp forever Did it work? You're dry, aren't you, human Man that Jad scene is so fillish. every once in a while a bigger piece gets through And we have proof. In nineteen seventy five, Earth crossed a dense part of the stream and some of it hit the moon. The seismometers the Apollo astronauts left on the surface picked up the strikes Machines on the moon ringing as the swarm came through The big pieces don't come every year. they come in clumps thousands of years apart The debris isn't spread out evenly It orbits the Sun seven times for every two trips Jupiter makes And every so often, Jupiter's gravity gives it a tug and herds the loose rock into dense knots Picture a prospector swirling a pan until the gold collects in one spot doesn't cross those knots often. But when it does Citiesburg One of them sat on the shore of the Dead Sea. A city people told stories about for thousands of years A city that, according to the Bible God Himself promised to destroy. 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That's shhopify dot com slash why For most of modern archaeology, Sodom was a bedtime story. The Bible saidays Sodom and its sister city Gomorah burn from the sky in a single morning, in a rain of fire and sulfur that left the ground dead behind them Ancient writers repeated the story Medieval maps show the cities, but nobody ever found the ruins And by the middle of the last century, archaeologists quit looking Sodom got filed next to Atlantis, a moral lesson, not a real place. But Stephven Collins didn't buy it. Gill Collins? Stepven. Yeah, man, that would have been awesome. In the air tonight is actually a story about asteroids falling out of the sky. Epic Collins ret But the pace still growows. It's no stranger to you and me. Are you finished Now Collins ran the archaeology program at a small evangelical university in New Mexico the mainstream field didn't treat him as one of their own Evangelical archeologists dig to test the Bible, and that put him on the outside But Collins was sure of two things Sodom was real and he knew where to look A where do you look, You ready this? That's enough. He spent ten years on the geography before he even picked up a shovel The Bible puts Sodom on the ple north of the Dead Sea, not south. where everyone before him searched One site sat exactly where the text pointed bronze age mound in Jordan Tall E Hamab. And it was no village. In its day, this was the biggest city in the region ten times the size of Jerusalem and five times the size of Jericho. It's life ended all at once in a single burned layer aroundround six thousandteen hundred and fifty BC. two thousand five He started his dayig Fifteen seasons Five feet of charcoal and ash His team went in expecting a war Armies burn cities. Ethquakes flatten them volcanoes bury them Those were the way a brronze Age city died Well they pulled out of the ground didn't match any of them. They pulled out pottery that melted instead of breaking glazed on one side and untouched on the other Like somebody took a blow toorch to one side of a piece of clay They found mud brick with the outer face turned into glass Well the inside was still clay and grain cooked to black dust right where it sat Glass forms at about three thousand six hundred degrees Fahrenheit Lava out of a volcano topops out at around twenty two hundred Nothing on Earth's surface gets pottery that hot Then they found the people Tw skulls lying a hands width apart. One with the eye socket crushed in A skeleton in the throne room of the palace. Top half simply gone the bottom half burned down to the bone Coins didn't trust it They sent samples to lab after lab And every lab sent back the same fingerprint shocked quartz, the same fractured crystals from cofols microscopic beads of molten iron and glass. diamond dust formed in the first instant of a shock wave. and a layer of iridium in the soil The same metal that pros that the dinosaurs went extinct because of an impact The numbers pointed to an airburst, an explosion in the air instead of a crater in the ground Something detonated about two and a half miles above the rooftops with a force of a thousand Hiroshimas If you stood on the city wall that morning The flash came first, brighter than the sun The air itself arrived a few seconds later moving faster than the speed of sound Dirt holds one more clue. The destruction layer is packed song four percent on average In some samples, a quarter of the soil is solved. team's best explanation is the blast went off close enough to the deead Sea to vaporize particles And what rained down on the fields was the sea itself. One of the strangest details in the Bible story is Lot's wife turning into a pillar of salt when she looks back It's also the one detailed. The soil proves The salt poisoned everything Nothing grew. accross a fifty mile circle one hundred and twenty towns and villages went dark and they stayed dark for six hundred years His team expected graves. They found something like Pompeii seventeen centuries before Pompei happened They found people frozen midstep with their mouths open Hands up caught in the half second before they die I can't help but wonder in that moment. What did they say Smmer, nineteen ninety n a forested hilltop in Etern Germany Two men with a metal detector got a signal and started digging What came out of the ground was a bronze plate about the size of a dinner plate Crusted green and heavy Gold shapes were hammered into the face, a circle. Present cluster of seven dots. The men were looters. They had no idea what they had They gouge it with the shovel getting it out chipped the gold and sold the whole thing the next day for thirty one thousand marks. Then the disc disappeared For three years, it moved to the black market dealer to dealer And the price climbed toward a million. There wass just one problem for whoever held it Under German law, the disc belonged to the state Which meant every sale was a crime whichich meant it could never surface in the open The hottest object in the German underground. couldn't be sold in Germany But the authorities knew it was out there So in two thousand two, they set a trap The tip put the disc in Switzerland and a meeting was arranged in the bar of the Basil Hotel The state archaeologist played the buyer The dealers put three thousand six hundred years of human history on a table next to the drinks. up He knew within seconds This thing was real He also refused to let go of it And while he held on, undercover police moved in around the table. And that's how the oldest picture of the sky ever found. ended up in a museum a sting operation Cleaned and restored, the disc shows a night sky in gold and dark bronze, a full sun or moon Press it cluster of seven dots Playes The same seven stars the scribe pressed into the clay at Nineveh Gold came from Cornwall in England The copper came from a single mine in the Austrian Alps, about one hundred and eighty miles from Kofels And along one edge runs a long curved golden arm. Most researchers read it as a boat carrying the sun across the night. Others read it as something else thing with a tail crossing the sky The oldest map of the city on Earth went into the ground within a few years. of the morning The city is a Sodom M Gamora bird What do have we got Everything I just told you on the tablet to the disk. is a story as several research teams have published it B Bond and Henselell'sook on the planlanosphere Cows is fifteen years at Tall El Hamam It twenty twenty one paper in a major journal arguing the city died in a blast from the sky It's a hell of a story Is it true We'll start with the tablet K eight five hundred thirty eight is real. It's in the British Museum right now. It's Assyrian And it really is round when almost nothing else in that collection is What's in question is the translation The professional asereiologists, the people who spent their lives on this Mostly don't vy Bond and himself's reading They see a ritual calendar about gods and constellations, not an eyeewitness report Bond and himself read it the way engineers read data Both readings fit the marks, but only one of them can be tested Cofulse is more solid The melted rock is real The mountain came down in one night and the stone at the bottom melted. What's not settled is when, and why The best dating we have puts the slide at around seven thousand five hundred BC moreore than four thousand years before the tablet's morning. And that's a serious problem for the impact the. Plenty of geologists think a big enough landslide can make that rock milk all by itself and some question the shocked courorts as well. Worst case for the theory, State splits the story in two A mountain that fell in seven thousand five hundred BC. and a fireball over Mesopotamia in three thousand one twenty three BC The tablet loses the mountain. But the sky keeps its track record Pul E Hammam is the hot. The twenty twenty one paper got the most attention and the most fire. Mark Boslo, a physicist at the University of New Mexico Wh models airburst for living Pulled apart the paper's Tongguska comparison and flagged excavation photos rotated to fit the blast doory The paper drew more than one hundred and eighty challenges on a science watchdog site. In april twenty twenty five, the journal retracted it, and Boslo couldn't resist the Genesis joke on the way out. Oh didn't say they were living in a land of confusion? Really? It's a feel college quQuebec. I know what it is The title of his takedown said the Sodom claim should be taken with a pillar of salong That didn't end the fight though, it just moved it One month later, the same team republished an expanded version somewhere else with new data and a computer model of the blast The team said a small group of scientists tried to shut down the conversation and failed The catches that the journal they move to was founded by people who back these same airburst ideas So depending on who you ask Let's either a brave team going around the gatekeepers. or a closed loop publishing itself. A retraction doesn't mean the city wasn't destroyed It means the first claim about how was destroyed didn't survive review But here's the thing the critics can't wave away Tall E Hamam isn't the only one. twwelve thousand eight hundred years ago, long before writing. A village on the Euphrates called Abuharea burned the same way The same melt glass, the same diamond dust, the same iron beads Temperatures ped three thousand six hundred degrees. Nobody retracted Abuarea The bigger idea it belongs to comet strike at the end of the lastast Ice Age. is one of the nastiest feuds in modern science the paper stands So even if Tal E Hammam falls apart tomorrow, The pattern doesn't fall with it And then there's the disk The honest answer is that nobody can read it comment reading is the minority view Most researchers see a boat carrying the sun copper coming from a mine your Kfels might be a memory of a trade route And people still fight over how old the thing even is One camp says it's bronze age. anotherother says it's a thousand years younger But the disk is real What it remembers is up for gradbs So we don't get an answer. We just get an inventory We know a scribe copied a tablet he couldn't read and the library that held it burned And the burning saved it We know a mount in Austria came down in one night And the rock at the bottom melted We know a village on the Ephrates cooked to glass. We know a city on the Dead Sea burned in a single morning and stayed empty for as long as six hundred years And we know that nearly every ancient culture on Earth tells a story about the day the sky caught fire The Sumerians and the Egyptians, the Greeks, and the Mayans. and the hopie and the Aboriginal Australians Maybe they're all the same story or maybe none of them are But here's the part that scares me. Boslow, the man who helped take down the Sodom paper led a new study on the Torrid stream The same stream from Cofs. his team's finding The swar makes its next close passes twenty, thirty two and twenty thirty six And if dangerous rocks are riding in it Most won't be visible until they're already but he explains why he takes the swarm seriously He points at the moon Fireball spike and lunar impacts register right with the swarm theory says they should His bottom line, we won't know until twenty thirty two after it's too late Unless we do something about it The man who debunked one part of the story is sounding the alarm on the other And the last time this swarm came this close was june nineteen seventy five passass set the mooon ringing that's true. Astronomers booked a dedicated hunt for the big objects during this swarm's twenty nineteen pass The best viewing window in decades They never got to look. Protests shut down the mountain, Haii and the telescope sat dark through the entire window They tried again in twenty twenty two with two telescopes came up empty Which is good news skky ruled out the giants, it couldn't rule out the small stuff By the search team's own math, the swarm could still hold up to a thousand rocks the size of the one that exploded over Cheelyabig's Russia. That was in twenty thirteen that put fif thousandteen hundred people in the hospital They get two more chances to look before the swarm arrives twenty twenty nine a little bit sooner twenty twenty six Yes this year in a few months. which brings us back to where we started In december twenty twenty four. builduing size rock passast between the earth and the satellites We never saw it coming We only saw it leaving It came out of the daytime sky past us. and a telescope in Chile caught it two days later. already petted away Its return date was december twenty thirty two differentiff rock different family Same year the swarm comes back But for a while, the math said it might hit the mooon instead of us And astronomers were honestly a little excited a chance to watch an impact land somewhere else on a surface where we can study it for centuries Then this past March, the Webb Telescope hunted the rock down one more time called it Clean miss, fifteen thousand miles That saved us this time People who watch the sky come apart five thousand years ago didn't have this man. They didn't even add words for this. They had what they saw, a wet piece of clay and the hope that somebody someday would pick it up and understand And right now, that's us. We're the ones holding the tablet. So let's stop translating for a second and just Listen to the thing. Not the theory, not the date just what the object is telling us It's telling us one thing as clear as the morning it was recorded The sky is a dangerous place You better do something about it. Thank you so much for hanging out with me today. My name is AJ. That's Alefish C me King Ash in Bonapill They will not. This has been the Y Files. If you had fun or learned something, and Id appreciate it. you could like, subscribe, comment, share Sorry for the homework but that stuff just really helps us out like most topics we cover on the channel, today's topic was recommended by you. 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