00:00What's loud, Dad? What is it?
00:02The man received a phone call, telling him to take his wife and son to a shelter,
00:19and that he was only allowed to bring one personal item.
00:21Standing by for more information, this is not a test.
00:26Realizing how serious the situation was, he quickly told his son to get ready so they could go home,
00:31and promised he'd buy him another toy next time.
00:34When they got home, the man found all his friends gathered there.
00:37After greeting everyone, he saw a news report on TV saying that fragments of a comet were about to hit the Atlantic Ocean.
00:43The park is gonna hit?
00:44Only part of it? I mean, don't worry, it's going in the ocean.
00:46Dad, come and sit with me!
00:48Yeah, I just gotta go talk to your mom for a second.
00:49He asked his wife if she had received any kind of alert, but she said she hadn't.
00:54She thought it might just be a drill.
00:56The man then told her that their family had been chosen to enter the shelter.
01:00I think something weird is going on with this comet.
01:02But the news said the fragment thing is falling somewhere near Bermuda.
01:05There's no one near us.
01:06There's half of our military on the move.
01:08With a ton of planes in the sky.
01:10Hey John, here it comes.
01:12You guys get in here.
01:13They walked from the kitchen into the living room,
01:15where the news reported that the comet fragments would strike Bermuda in just a few seconds.
01:19Although experts said a tsunami was unlikely,
01:22the impact would still have a massive effect on humanity.
01:25Everyone was stunned by the breathtaking scene.
01:27But when the countdown hit zero, the explosion never came.
01:30Wait, what is the explosion?
01:32What's the chug of rock? Rock's the bones.
01:33Okay, tell that to the dinosaurs.
01:35We are still waiting for the first images of the actual splashdown
01:39that's expected in the Atlantic Ocean.
01:41What was that?
01:42The earlier footage showed a...
