Hearted Youtube comments on Veritasium (@veritasium) channel.

  1. My Mom was the project manager for the first mass spectrometer you mentioned (MISE)!! and one of the project managers for an instrument on the ESA JUICE mission you talked about (RIME). I had the honor to hear Dr. Pappalardo give a deeply heart-felt speech as well as meet many of the people who played a role in getting Europa Clipper and her various instruments into space the night before the launch on the 14th at the pre-launch event in Florida. Then had the amazing opportunity to be an invited guest for one of the private viewing areas and sitting among the same people I met the night before at Kennedy Space Center. Seeing you specifically talk about a mission that I've been quite involved in just by extension through my mom brought a smile to my face and one to hers when I shared your video. The crowd couldn't stop cheering from engine ignition to atmospheric escape. Thank you for making this video!
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  2. Not enough props are given to the animators of these videos. Absolutely amazing.
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  3. “I think I’ll go for a nice calming walk on the beach OH GOSH WHAT IS THAT”
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  4. A whip breaking the sound barrier.
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  5. The last message of the video was truly a powerful one. As an engineer, it resonated with me. You have to have proper knowledge to take on the responsibility.
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  6. First sentence: topic introduction Second sentence: „a study in 2004 ...“ This is how I like my YouTube.
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  7. i was following this internet debate like 15 years ago, when it spanned three different message boards, including 30 maxed out threads at talk rational. i can't believe it's still going on. that fight was BRUTAL
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  8. New Mars lander and a new veritasium video? Today is a good day! 👏👏👏
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  9. I just saw another brazilian watching this video on the supermarket while waiting for his Uber. It was a somewhat old dude with his daughter. You've become massive, man. Great to see it.
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  10. Way back in some of your older vids you were wandering through places in Sydney I recognised and I was like whoa, people I look up to on YouTube could really do this from Australia. It became tangible and was a huge inspiration to me getting started and finding a love for sharing knowledge on this platform. Thank you Derek. Here's to 10 more!
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  11. Nicely done Derek (from the co-designer/builder of the Blackbird)
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  12. I wish I had as much passion at anything as Rana does about cleaning glass
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  13. absolutely looooved this video!!
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  14. The thruster control module was probably the coolest thing I've seen all year.
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  15. "And to this day, no one has beat that car on a public road..." Koenigsegg did it just the other day when they took an Agera up to 488 on a section of highway in America - it is on their YouTube channel.
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  16. Props to the professor for being humble and dedicated to truth. This was an incredible series of videos. Also Xyla is awesome! Love her videos too! Congratz to everyone involved.
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  17. I work in optics and have two degrees in the field. I’ve heard explanations of the rainbow multiple times, whether in class or at conferences, and can say that this one is certainly one of the best: both because it deals with the maths both (relatively) comprehensively and intuitively, and (more importantly) it really speaks to the curious, awe stricken child in all of us very effectively. He even snuck in a (very) simplified explanation of light-matter interaction and refractive index just to make sense of the differing emergent angles for different wavelengths. Bravo!
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  18. The world is a better place with your science videos in it. Keep amazing us Derek — Kyle
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  19. "We're made of star stuff" -Carl Sagan "We're made of atomic bomb stuff" -Derek Muller
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  20. Super high tech testing.... in a 1970's recliner. That's balance
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  21. Normie: Soda with gas me: non equilibrium beverage
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  22. It is awesome to see you talk about such current research in Astrophysics. As a Phd student who grinds these papers every day it is a joy to see you manage to share these concepts so understandable and yet very accurately. It is a joy to watch!
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  23. Who needs notification when you're on youtube 24/7 😂😂😂
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  24. ''Derek changing the world, one kilogram at a time''
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  25. I am a theoretical physicist, have thought about synchronization (resonance) for many years, and still I learned from this presentation. Thank you.
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  26. PLEASE, I BEG YOU - continue doing collaborations with Prof. Strogatz!! The combination of TWO of the greatest "explainers" of our time is producing absolutely compelling stories!!
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  27. 4:18 He said all other videos about the rainbow are oversimplifications, so to be true to his word, he asked 3B1B for permission to use the most detailed explanation for electromagnetic waves and refraction that I know of as his source. Absolute legends, both of you.👍
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  28. Honestly let's give a big props to the editing and animation on these recent videos. Feels like I'm watching a TedEd video, with Derek's narration. It's only getting better!!!
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  29. I'm actually incredibly interested in that jelly fish he was making.
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  30. Veritasium has now surpassed the quality of netflix docementaries. Really one of the best videos on math i have ever seen. Well done Ve. Cant wait for part 2
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  31. I live in the Sierra Nevada. Last winter, a large avalanche buried a several mile section of highway under 30-50 feet of concrete-like debris, essentially leaving my town cutoff from the north. It took them a month to clear it and even longer to make the necessary repairs! This winter, a dear friend of mine was fully buried for nearly 13 minutes in a large Persistent Slab Avalanche. Miraculously, he survived with only scrapes and bruises. Spot on video and messaging!
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  32. It’d be cool if YouTube let us upload multiple thumbnail/title combos with each video. It would show each of the combos to different sets of people, then depending on which one has the best CTR, it would start to show that one more and more to the masses.
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  33. the correct way to start a new year!! Thank you Veritasium
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  34. "This sounds a little CGP Grey." Awesome
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  35. Thank you for your commitment to informing the public about science and technology in general, and physics in particular. I would like to support you for taking your time and effort doing so! Your content contributions are always greatly appreciated! Regards Greg Scopel
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  36. The recount by Bruce Tremper of his narrow escape from an avalanche is a sobering reminder of the raw power of nature.
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  37. 1:23 finally someone explained surface tension in a way my brain understands edit: it’s the animation, I’m talking about the animation
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  38. The making of a legend. You have come so far. Proud of you.
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  39. I don't think that there is any other channel that brings such kind of interesting technical content in such lucid terms.
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  40. Vertitasium must have hired so much (many) more people recently, the amount of videos recently at this production quality is astonishing
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  41. I was a foreman on rail thermite crews for about 6 years, and this video is awesome! They need to start showing this video in our training classes. We get the handbook and go over what we should/shouldn't do, but gloss over a lot of 'why' we should/shouldn't do these things. It's also interesting to see the little differences in welding procedures, one I noticed was that after we shear the weld, we put an insulating jacket over the rail to slow the cooling process even further. Another is when first fitting the two halves of the mold to the rail, we hold the molds tight to the rail and grind them against eachother side to side to help get a tight seam. Not as necessary on new rail, but essential on old worn-out tracks. Looking forward to the next video!
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  42. It is incredible how you can explain complex topic in 20 minutes that everyone grab a basic concept of it. Love it. Keep it going.
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  43. I can confirm that you can replace the liquid in jelly with alcohol. Source: My college years.
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  44. 22:17 I cried in this exact moment. 2 hours ago, my nephrologist told me that probably I'm starting to loose my kidney trasplant because of my autoimmune disease. and I just put your amazing channel once again and discovered your incredibly helpful channel and the encouraging work of this people, saying they are just excited to work on cancer and autoimmune diseases. glory to you all. you all have a helping hand here when needed ❤
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  45. Real pleasure to be a part of the video! What an incredible instrument this is :) Thanks!
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  46. Great video and thanks for the shout out! I was wondering why our UV footage at Death Valley was so hazy in the distance, now I know why!
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  47. Even got the updated Betelgeuse distance from just this week Nice touch
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  48. I love how you take a vacation in completely other countries. You make it entertaining and educational for your fans Also how the video was edited
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  49. Derek, great job. How wonderful that you had a chance to see the actual flight hardware before it was buttoned up and installed on the rover.
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  50. I've been living under a rock and only now discovered your channel, to which I subscribed today. All the best!
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