NASA crashes spacecraft into asteroid. ZERO DEBRIS, ZERO DUST, ZILCH, NADA. Verdict: FAKE!

Worse CGI EVER!!!

your idiocracy amuses me, say something else!

how would a camera undergoing that impact be able to record any dust or debris or anything?



how idiot indeed

Did they upload the video yet???? What a total shitty-show!!!!

Did you even watch the broadcast dumbass, the onboard camera DIDN'T STOP recording upon impact!! It wasn't even an impact, it was a "soft landing".

So an asteroid traveling thousands of miles an hour and spherical in shape can be covered in rocks and boulders? Makes sense

i watched the part that said impact and feed lost.


impact means impact

"Planetary Defence"

even your thread title says, "crashes into asteroid"...dumbass

There it is:

ZERO IMPACT on touchdown, total fake!! 100% hoax!!

That's how NASA ANNOUNCED the mission, retard, "crash into an asteroid"!!!!

Do you fuckstick shills even do your homework become posting anything???

No you didn't!

There's the video, there was NO impact!

It's called "displacement map". You can do pretty much anything with Cinema 4D these days.

14,000 miles per second and youre mad you didnt get to see an explosion?

I have no words for you....

Sooooooo it wasn't spinning or anything? You mean to tell me it stayed in the exact spot 20sec no spin before impact.

Lmao, there is a fake light source at the bottom of the cgi Asteroid. Also the entire time the Asteroid is still lolololol. Garbage

Complete bullshit.

And who's the retard bitch who can't count down properly ?

- But but but NASA said the spacecraft was supposed to nudge the asteroid!!!!!!!!!!

And the boulders across the "asteroid" have shadows going in different directions.

"In the name of planetary defense"

ROFL THAT IS SO FUCKING FAKE AND GHEY!!!

I'm just gonna say it...

That was FAKE as FUCK

the point of the mission as it says on their site was to crash the craft into it at 15,000 mph totally destroying to craft but altering the orbit of the asteroid around its 5x larger binary asteroid twin by 73 seconds to 10 minutes. the entire craft is to be destroyed on impact

Actually a really good observation/question. Wtf?

NASA took billions of US tax money to do this shit.

They ended up paying an amateur photoshopper about tree fiddy to make that shitty footage.

NASA is and always has been a massive money laundering operation.

When will you fools get it?

That impactor was traveling at 4 miles per second and it was taking stills, one every second.

It was a spectacular feat! They intercepted a deep space object and hit it dead on. That's some serious understanding of astrophysics.

It was the first spacial body that humans have moved.

Now, they need to figure out how to move those moons out in the deep freeze of the gas giants closer to the habital zone so that they thaw out.

Lex Luther would approve!

That broadcast was one of the most blatant displays of disdain, condescendence and mockery of Americans and the human race for that matter.

How much off American taxpayers goes to NASA????

Do Americans even care they are being hoodwinked by NASA for over 50 years?????

I get why people are calling this CGI.

But you dummies who think this “landed” or “zero impact” are insufferable and don’t put one ounce into research before crying wolf. Consider the challenges of transmitting these images back to earth in this setting, and how the feed is then broadcasted out. Lots of manipulation. Were you expecting a 3rd Party camera that will see the collision in 24hz?

Settle your expectations. Instead consider analyzing the size of the asteroid and objects as the craft neared, as they should become exponentially larger on the camera every “frame”, separate of thruster corrections.

Last Edited by Shilliam the Third on 09/26/2022 09:19 PM

What impact?? There was no impact whatsoever. They just keyframed a 3D camera approaching a low-poly "asteroid" with a 2k texture and some displacement map. But they didn't even bother adding some shake effect to the camera to at least sell the illusion of "impact".


They didn't bother because they think we're monkeys that get amused by any tricks with cards and cigar buts.