Comments by "Mat Broomfield" (@matbroomfield) on "Astrum" channel.

  1. Pah, we live in Britain, that's a normal English summer!
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  2. If Star Trek has taught me anything, it's that we don't have to bother with those pesky space suits.
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  3. Your choice of music was excellent throughout. Particularly loved the piece during the radar imaging segment. 14:00 - very powerful! It would be nice if you credit the music as well.
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  4.  @davidrenton  I'd believe that more if I was not currently half way towards re-evolving gills. ;-)
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  5.  @azman177  Oh yes, terrific tune!
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  6.  @annaclarafenyo8185  Your explanation is as simplistic as the "It's aliens" people Anna. One solution does NOT fit all situations.
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  7.  @WitnessRAH  Having a bad day?
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  8.  @deanmuhl7417  I'd definitely care. nope, I probably would know the difference on all of it. Why - what's your point?
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  9.  @Wild_Bill57  By naming yourself "Wild Bill?"
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  10.  @annaclarafenyo8185  You're nothing if not confident. Can you please outline your relevant expertise?
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  11.  @natecw4164  Yeah, last winter was awful.
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  12.  @andersstrom740  Oh dear, captain literal doesn't understand exaggeration humour.
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  13. Wow, that video was a lot of effort to make. Good job!
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  14. Well that's that's ruined my plans for next week...
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  15. Please don't use one of Elon's rockets...
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  16. What's more likely, that lifeforms crossed the unfathomably huge distances of space to come buzz around our skies, or that an existing government improvved their technology just a little bit? It's far more likely to be something terrestrial in origin - we've NEVER had evidence of even the right CONDITIONS for life outside our solar system, much less, the actual existence of it.
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  17.  @fhajji  Ha ha, but statistically, red shirts die less than other colours in the entirety of all treks.
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  18.  @ArnethProductions  Go away you lunatic.
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  19.  @noneofyourbeeswax01  Someone actually studied that, and that's an urban legend. Other colours die more across all series.
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  20. I wonder what happened to the guy?
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  21. Imagine living away from the planet side then seeing the planet for the first time. I don't think you'd ever overcome the existential horror!
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  22. Never understood the logic of the Jupiter vaccum cleaner hypothesis. It's as likely to draw asteroids TOWARDS Earth if they were passing by on the opposite side of us to Jupiter, and while I can see how Jupiter might clear its side of the solar system, within a certain arc that's surely counterbalanced by all the asteroids that might otherwise have passed by entirely were it not for its gravity.
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  23. The Earth must have been unbelievably depressing for those 20-30 years. Imagine living all your life in paradise, then the remainder in a close approximation of hell, while you starve to death or suffocate on toxic gas. Jeez, and I thought the million years of rain was miserable.
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  24. I thought Schrodinger's cat talked about things existing in multiple states at once?
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  25. Disgusting that a single egotistic billionaire can pollute the sky for everybody.
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  26. So not "God did it?" Disappointing. 🤣🤣🤣
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  27. It's naive in the extreme to believe that any nation with the power to ignore space agreements will not do so, and arrogant in the extreme to impose your wishes on others regarding what you think they should do with space. I understand that there are rules governing the ownerships of other STARS SYSTEMS!!! The sheer pompous control freakery. This is an area where might is right. So what if the moon IS contaiminated with Earth bacteria?! Is it not big enough to do science on other pristine parts? It's not as though it has an atmosphere circulating terrestrial matter. On one hand, I LOVE that that Swarm simply went to India to launch, but at the same time, it disgusts me that Musk has vomited thousands of cubesats into orbit. Incidentally, the tungsten rod idea was abandoned because it didn't work. They were hard to deploy accurately, and didn't impart enough force on landing. BTW, love your displate images.
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  28.  @annaclarafenyo8185  "It fits ONLY THE REMAINING UNSOLVED SITUATIONS AFTER ALL OTHER EXPLANATIONS ARE EXHAUSTED." I'm sorry Anna but it absolutely does not. Optics and light does not produce radar echoes for a start. In many cases, optical effects are viewer location dependent, yet sometimes these UAPs are viewable from disparate standpoints. On one hand, given the laughable comments made by the Navy's trained pilots in recent TV interviews (who really were NEVER the expert witnessess they were portrayed to be), I tend to dimiss the "expertise" of all witnesses, but on the other hand, I think overgeneralising, and over-simplifying does an injustice to the mystery.
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  29.  @annaclarafenyo8185  "In June 2021, the US Director of National Intelligence released a report saying it had no explanation for dozens of unidentified flying objects related to 144 incidents dating back to 2004. Only one could be easily explained as a deflating balloon, while the others were labelled "largely inconclusive"." But I'm sure that you are better qualified to come to a determination.
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  30.  @et34t34fdf  🙂
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  31.  @leswatson8563  😁
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  32.  @jshaw4757  😁
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  33.  @NeroontheGoon  ha ha ha - very funny! 👍
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  34.  @alfredsutton4412  Yeah, you guys are hardcore. Beautiful to look at though!
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  35.  @RoflCannon6  Damn, you've seen right through my cunning plot!
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  36. @Jonny_Nemo 😆
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  37.  @angel8fingers  🥰
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  38.  @Tex_actual  😅
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  39.  @enigma9273  The global temp will only raise by a degree or two in my lifetime. That's not even enough to open a window!
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  40.  @lupine.spirit  Yeah, it can be pretty bad ;-)
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  41.  @tigrecito48  Ouch. Humidity is hard to live with. So exhausting.
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  42.  @Fyrpylit  Damp at best ;-)
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  43.  @gromit9322  😆
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  44.  @kagekurasu3579  Settle down Sparky. For a country run by literal fascists and a convicted rapist, you really don't want to pointing the finger.
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  45. It amuses me that you talk with such confidence about the opacity limit, even in the midst of a video in which you are discussing the fact that our physics models do not accurately explain the observations. Science should start with observation, and the fact that the universe repeatedly disproves the arrogant proclamations of astronomers is a source of endless entertainment to me. I DO want a greater understanding of the universe, but that understanding MUST start with absolute humility.
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