Outer space enthusiast Stephen Colbert counts down the latest news stories from beyond our world.
#Colbert #Comedy #Space #SpaceNews
Outer space enthusiast Stephen Colbert counts down the latest news stories from beyond our world.
#Colbert #Comedy #Space #SpaceNews
I’m concerned that Stephen’s ass is worth $10,000 quadrillion
ReplyScarcity is what makes rare metals valuable. If there is that much “precious” metals, they become worthless.
ReplyOr you know, crash the value of those metals, bankrupting some existing billionaires, but making everyday goods, cost pretty much the same, maybe a little more expensive.
ReplyUp at 4 am watching this rn
ReplyYou’re graphics department is having way too much fun! 😂
ReplyLies. Easy. 50 million a day. Lmao.
ReplyEmmy winning graphics!
ReplyMakes you wonder how zero gravity would affect the growth of a baby. Especially after they’ve grown a significant amount and are brought back to Earth. Would they die instantly after being crushed under their own weight?
Replyfinally, billionaires can become trillionaires
ReplyHow can you do space news and not mention the largest rocket in human history will be launched tomorrow you know the one that’s going to take us to Mars do you guys really hate Elon musk so much you can’t even produce news that has bearing on our human race becoming a multiplanetary species. I’m sorry but you guys have become very ignorant in your biases.
ReplyWhat do assh&les and hemorrhoids have in common? Sooner or later, every assh)le has one
ReplyMetal Asteroid 🤘🏻🤘🏻
ReplyLumpy and mishaped lol😂😂😂😂😂
ReplyYeah… even Colbert was fed up with the graphics between every small story. When that takes more time than the actual comedy, you’re ruining the comedy.
ReplyBezos is worse than Musk? Ok Steven 😀
ReplyLonger, longer graphics please.
ReplyI thought the astrophysicist was in Rush.
ReplyI love how some people think that if we got our hands on an amount of gold that would be worth xxx quadrillion Dollars by today’s standards, we’d all be super rich gold owners the next day, instead of realizing that an ounce of gold would then buy you a pack of chewing gums.
Reply10,000 quadrillion – wouldn’t that simply be 10 quintillion?
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