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  2. For others interested: I recommend a book Co-Written by Buzz Aldrin himself called "Men From Earth". It tells the story of pretty much the whole space race, including the Russian program and includes lots of first hand personal stories from Aldrin and the other astronauts.
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  3. Awesome video, Derek! Never knew that’s where the name Potassium came from. Looking forward to the rest of the series!
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  4. The quality of your videos are only getting better man, keep it up! :D
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  5. Was just doing research on thermite, perfect!
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  6. Dream be like I didn't cheat Cosmic rays flipped my bits
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  7. I Have been watching you since I got internet , Thanks for everything Veritasium
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  8. I think this is one of your best videos so far Thoroughly enjoyed it👍👍
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  9. Youve been so great to watch for the past 5 years of my life going through high school! Now onto university and you're videos always catch my attention when I see them posted! Hope you have a good year ahead with your family!
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  10. To be completely honest I'm completely fine with the video as I'm a supporter for electric car development and saving the only planet we have that can support life.
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  11. I kinda love the look and feel of this video, ngl. Idc that it feels different to normal veritasium vids. \o/
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  12. Thanks!
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  13. absolute masterpiece of a video derek.u r one of my idols who relentlessly pursue the truth 🔥🔥❤❤
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  16. "Veritasium posted a new video" reading this just made my day, tks Derek.
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  17. This video was amazing, I learned so much about game theory and the world. Now I want to study game theory. Thanks!
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  18. I was telling someone the other week, amongst all the incredible reasons to love veritasium, one reason I find so perfect, crucial, I'm not sure the right word but here it is: When you watch a Veritasium video, you don't only learn greatly about the topic of the thumbnail and title of which you clicked on, but you always learn greatly about several other major topics as he seemingly backtracks to give the different contexts and explanations. At least enough to spark further curiosity into each of those different aspects. Each Veritasium video is like a family tree branch, except more complex, if you were to visualize how everything he goes over in the videos connect to the topic/purpose/understanding of each video. The word "amazing" doesn't do enough- forever grateful, thank you <3
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  19. Oh yea that boi. Art History first time I ever heard about memento mori.
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  20. Thanks!
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  21. Never fails to amaze me what kind of stuff you bring up in your videos next.. This one's pretty darn neat
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  22. Grazie.
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  23. “We have no right to have solutions to all these other problems.” This is a beautiful quote
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  24. Thanks!
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  26. Thanks for great content and insight. we have literally enlightened
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  27. I would love to see a review of your old phd thesis, How would you improve it with your actual knowledge. Also colaboration with other physicists and engineers youtubers. I loved the speed of light video <3
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  28. These videos are amazing, thank you for putting the time into the video. You got my sub! Keep up the great content.
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  29. Thanks!
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  30. The storytelling part of this video (which is like, the whole video but you get the point) is incredibly well thought! Thanks for releasing such a great content for free man. Appreciated
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  31. I basically had most information in this already in my head, yet somehow I never really made the connection that film and TV production initially were completely different technologies. Also its maddening how complicated CRTs are compared to LCD or OLED, which are basically just lots of tiny light bulbs with a polarisier.
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  32. What a coincidence, the asteroid video has been in my recommended recently. Guess I'll go watch it now.
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  33. You've done it again. Another fascinating story that I can't believe I've never heard before. I love what this channel does.
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  34. Thanks!
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  35. Veritasium Were you trying to mimic the (future?) YT feature that offers variations of a title to different subsets of your audience? Btw keep it up, you’re a good content creator. Been a fan for quite a while.
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  36. This was your finest video. It will be hard to top, but I look forward to seeing you try!
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  37. Thanks!
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  38. When u touched 150C coated plate and u didn't feel anything, I understood how that's happened bcz u had explained way back about thermal conductivity of materials in with wood and metal slab #AlwaysVeritasium
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  39.  @veritasium  No explanation needed my friend. How often do you run into an opportunity like this? An experience to remember, surely.
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  40. I never comment on any video but THIS video is of premium quality. Great experience.
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  41. Thanks
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  42. Dude, this was fantastic! Been watching you almost since the beginning and you're still making amazing content and getting better!
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  43. Derek, you can't just post absolute bangers every couple days, let us take a breather, for god's sake
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  44. I would love to see the Leidenfrost effect using this instrumentation.
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  45. Dropping heated metal in to water Ice block in hot water Maybe party poppers?
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  46. Grazie.
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  47. Díky!
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  48. Thanks. That’s one of your best videos
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  49. The things you do for us and for science thanks for the interesting perspective life size!
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  50. Thanks!
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