Hearted Youtube comments on Real Engineering (@RealEngineering) channel.

  1. Imperial and metric have something in common: They're both incompatible with imperial
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  2. I really enjoyed the documentary. I retired from Helion in July of 2021, now I can show my family what I did for a living. I worked on FRC plasma machines for 35 years altogether. It’s good to see all the hard work come to fruition at Helion. My one disappointment with the footage is you didn’t show much of the puff fill system. That was my big contribution. I imagine I’m the only one that would get a thrill from a bunch of valves and stainless steel tubing.
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  3. Props to your animator/animation team, it‘s insane to see how the channel developed over time
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  4. 150 million * 592 is a bit more than 8.9 billion $
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  5. Fun fact: When street lamps were introduced, people opposed them because they thought they would cause madness. How times have('nt) changed.
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  6. This man's making whole documentaries at this point. Fantastic work.
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  7. Debris Shield: I've become the very thing I swore to destroy
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  8. Literally like every aerospace engineer at my college watches this channel religiously. Nothing is gonna get done today except watching this video lol.
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  9. I wish my life was designed with some static stability.
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  10. Fun fact: The X-29 didn't just have 3 redundant flight computers, they were also each programmed by a different team so they would have different software bugs. The idea is, at any given moment, at least 2 of the 3 computers would agree on how to adjust the control surfaces, and the disagreeing computer would be voted-down until the next set of attitude measurements came in from the sensors. This is standard practice in military avionics nowadays.
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  11. Watching your first videos on aircraft literally altered my career plans, I'm now 7 months away from graduating an aerospace engineer. You are having a big impact on many future engineers. Please keep doing more aircraft videos, they are absolutely amazing!
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  12. Can't wait for the part where he explains how the Gameboy's blunt nose cone design holds up to mach 25 reentry.
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  13. Mustard yesterday, Real Engineering today… the holiday season has started early
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  14. Kudos to your graphics team. They almost look like real footage
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  15. "a hole barely wide enough to squeeze your head into" cave divers: it's free real estate.
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  16. Oh wow. I love this new format! Great to see you on camera. The quality of this documentary reminds me of the Discovery channel when I was a kid... way back before it got overtaken by reality shows.
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  17. I did my PhD in the field of MRI. I wish I had this video back then. Great visualizations without oversimplifying things.
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  18. I've been trying to understand this for YEARS. YEARS!! This is the first time I actually get it. I knew about the FFT, but projecting lines and how they manage that finally makes sense. Incredible explanation.
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  19. Total blast having you visit! Great video!!
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  20. >>>for those of us living in the civilized world
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  21. Nice job explaining the thermoacoustics! I'll have to look more into the design used here for the next thermoacoustic project I take on.
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  22. This is how Real Engineering assert dominance over the people of his comments section
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  23. There is something almost magic about high-speed trains. You enter in one city, the train flies through the landscape at 300km/h yet it's completely quiet in the cabin, and suddenly you are in a different city.
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  24. The Truth about Pumping Out High Quality Videos
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  25. if(goingToCrashIntoEachOther) { dont(); }
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  26. That burning map animation was 🔥
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  27. The 3D art in this episode is absolutely epic!
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  28. I like to think about the fact that blacksmiths of old knew some of this information without understanding they WHY behind it. Imagine if this video had been somehow magically dropped into the Roman Empire. How would the world be different? Also, the way Alec swings the sledgehammer against the test pieces reminds me of how Link swings the hammer in Zelda, Breath Of The Wild.
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  29. This is the kind of innovation that gets my heart pumping. This is absolutely incredible.
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  30. Thanks for visiting, Brian. As always, we appreciate your ability to breakdown complex engineering topics - including direct energy recovery from fusion!
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  31. Putting "super easy, barely an inconvenience" into script is tight
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  32. 40 minute Real Engineering video, this one's going to be good
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  33. What's a decimal place? -A Civil Engineer
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  34. As a machinist myself I can concur that Titanium is an obsolute swine to machine! As stated the depths of cuts required because of titaniums elastic properties is just plain scary to a newcomer. And the tooling does indeed blunt incredibly quickly no matter how much coolant you drown the part in. Top marks on your research!
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  35. Idk man this might be the best video you’ve ever made.
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  36. Material science major here. This guy lectures way better than any of my professors every.
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  37. lucky bastard
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  38. Smoothest face reveal in YouTube history
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  39. We're sorry but you have reached your limit for equations used. Please try again later.
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  40. Bro, this is not a video, is a INCREDIBLE documentary... Thx a lot.
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  41. I love how you actually go to the physical places you're talking about rather than reading off a Wikipedia article
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  42. I love that you dont push for that 10min mark
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  43. How about those graphics! Very cool video, as always. Thanks for not using the photo of me lifting weights.
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  44. As a math major, I must say I am greatly offended by this video But it's true plz send help
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  45. Seatbelts saved the lives of me and my wife. We got rear ended by a speeding truck on a curve, with a steep drop on the outside. Car slammed into the barrier and crumpled, windshield was gone, and if we hadn't had our seatbelts on, we would have been thrown out that missing front window, over the edge, and we would have fallen to our deaths. Seatbelts saved us. Unfortunately the man who hit us was intoxicated, and had forgotten his. Still feel a bit queasy thinking about seeing that fella's body all tangled up in the now crushed rear end of my car. He wasn't dead yet, but he sure as hell wasn't alive either, if that makes any sense. It was horrifying, and we couldn't do anything for him, nor could the EMT's. Watched him stop breathing while passers by stopped to render aid. He had two kids apparently. Wear your dang seatbelts, folks.
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  46. Real Engineering shifted tone to Surreal Engineering
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  47. You never disappoint me. This was a glorious video! Thank you.
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  48. Getting some real "SR1-Normandy" vibes from this aircraft.
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  49. Everyone would be well-advised to start designing with sufficient awareness of the requirements and prior art. Thanks for spreading the word!
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  50. Just so you know, since you published this I have gotten 6 emails from people requesting I look into carbon capture.
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  51. I’m board certified in cardiac MRI and spent 4 years doing research in the field and this is honestly the best explanation I’ve ever seen. Also the best looking, loved the Fourier animation. More medical tech, fewer planes! 😂
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  52. This is exactly what I've been saying with regard to the stress strain curve for carbon fiber. Using acoustic sensors to warn you when a carbon fiber hull is failing is like having a sensor that monitors your heart and warns you that it has stopped. By the time you get the warning, you're effectively already dead.
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  53. Dude you really took this channel to the next level by actually going through a recent scientific paper to explain how to calculate these values and then paying to have a site made to run the calculations. A++
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  54. i love how the usual "insane engineering" video title was replaced with "questionable engineering" and i would've love it if this was turned into a series, like we had too many videos about good engineering lets shake things up a bit and take a look at the even-more questionable engineering of certain things.
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  55. I've heard of this, but never any detail. Wow! Very nicely done presentation on an amazing subject. Cheers for Netherlands!
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  56. Oh my. This is jackpot. Another video about music tech. I love this channel.
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  57. Could you make a whole series of questionable engineering so that we may have other case studies of engineering failures?
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  58. That Ryan George reference was something i never expected on this channel, but I love it!
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  59. @real engineering: you forgot there is now a Tesla Roadster travelling at more than 20000 kph!
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  60. 10:11 Who's not excited for the upcoming Kepler Space Program!
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  61. Thank you for using the actual Dragonfly logo! I I'm a graphic designer at JHUAPL -- nearly every video about the mission has not used it. Great video!
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  62. Good job humans! You have passed one of the great filters. Keep it up!
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  63. I can't remember if you mentioned it in your pacemaker video but a nuclear pacemaker was made and surprisingly(!) didn't catch on. There was also a nuclear (plutonium 238) powered artificial heart. Working on a project about this.
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  64. Very much enjoyed this one my dude!
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  65. Ayo? Im on my phone on the toilet rn 😭 why u gotta attack me like that not even 30 secs into the vid 😭
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  66. Brilliant video. As a doctor with background knowledge on this subject, I can safely say that you have done an amazing job of explaining a very difficult subject in a simple manner. The segment with Dr Rohin was excellent.
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  67. Honored to have my name in the credits! Thanks for letting me help on this one.
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  68. Thanks for the opportunity to collaborate and contribute to this video. Great job to the whole team on this production!
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  69. Hey Brian, I'm just a rocket engineer telling you that you did a fantastic job on this video. You explained everything perfectly and all of the benefits and drawbacks of each approach. You should be proud of this one!
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  70. Another plus with Maxwell's dry-coated battery technology is that they don't need Cobalt.
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  71. The production quality in this video is insane. From the 8 bit pixel graphics for explaining the display to the game boy model that I could only tell wasn’t real because it was floating in separate pieces; it’s been so cool to watch this channel grow.
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  72. What a exciting week it has been, Starship Launch and Catch, videos from Veritasium, Real Engineering, and Practical Engineering!! Keep it up👍🏻
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  73. Your introduction to this 'abomination' was awesome. I wasn't entirely interested at first, but after hearing how you introduced it, I was hooked and had to keep watching.
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  74. What a monumental project! I really admire your dedication, actually getting footage on location. Brilliant video as always.
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  75. The quality of the videos are increasing exponentially with time.
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  76. Technically the helicopter will beat the car in top speed. All you need to do is drop it until it reaches terminal velocity. Never said along which axis it needed to be traveling. Semantics son!
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  77. Loved this video!! I also particularly loved the massive CGI turbines next to the Eiffel Tower! They were well done. Now you just gotta simulate what would happen if they DID “yeet the entire structure apart” hahaha
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  78. Honestly the graphics are awesome, I can't get enough of the virtual pages and boards, its just so perfect.
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  79. "Freedom unit" is the best possible name for an inch.
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  80. I can't believe you just assigned homework to all your viewers xD
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  81. The first person who pulls off a weightless maneuver is the real OG.
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  82. Hey, nice video!
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  83. The production value of these videos has set a high standard for other Youtube creators. Love your content and the effort!
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  84. Material of the Future? I had a Carbon Fibre bonnet on Need for Speed: Underground in 2003! Get with the times!
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  85. I've been there before, that's why the name sound so Familia
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  86. Much as I know the physics, this is still magic to me
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  87. Demonetized already
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  88. This is the most extensive description I've seen about this telescope, and I am absolutely blown away by how many challenges that it must address. If successful, it is definitely one of the top wonders of humanity.
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  89. Given my IT background, nothing in this video really surprised me, but I love the openness and honesty. This sort of customer-relationship should be rewarded.
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  90. Man, the interview segments with Bruce were so good. He seems like such a down-to-Earth guy, no pun intended.
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  91. Captions: English (Ireland)
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  92. "We will explore this kind if plane in more detail in a future video" I shall wait paciently for my favorite Video
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  93. It does NOT use a nuclear reactor to power itself. It uses an RTG - a Radio Thermal Generator, which converts the heat from a decaying 5-kilo slug of plutonium into electricity using peltier devices. It is not very fancy, has no moving parts, and is very reliable, but low power, at less than 110 watts total output.
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  94. This was sick dude, well done
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  95. I love this video because it's basically a very informational shitpost, and is really out of place on your channel... And I would absolutely LOVE to see more like this! great work
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  96. So cool to see some of my footage in here right from the start. What a neat opportunity it is to work with Firefly—can’t wait to watch this ep of Real Engineering!🎥🚀
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  97. According to Google translate: An bhfuil na Sasanaigh fós anseo -> Are the English still here Ná bí ag labhairt Béarla -> Don't speak English Tá ocras orm -> I am hungry
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  98. WHAT?! NO WAY!! <--me, when finding out that Shazam existed. I was blown away that it was possible to do this. Meanwhile, my teenage kid thinks it's just another app, having no concept of how amazing it is. Not only does Shazam work, it works quickly and in semi-noisy environments. SO impressive! Thanks for the explanation!
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  99. This affects 'current' technology ;)
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  100. As a young aerospace engineer, the discussion about manufacturing at the end of the video was what sold me on the potential of this company. Being able to get up from your desk and talk with a machinist who will make your part or a technician who will handle it is what makes the difference between a project that goes from a blank sheet of paper to flight in 5 years and one that gets cancelled after 15 years of wasting money. The business case might be dubious, but with a great mindset and team like that building the aircraft will be no issue.
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  101. That intro was too good oh my I love this channel 😂
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  102. I'm an MRI physicist, and you've done an excellent job explaining the physics and engineering that goes into an MR scanner!
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  103. Amazing video. As a kid, I always felt frustrated because I thought that everything that could be discovered was already discovered and everything that could be invented was already invented. Videos like yours remind me that we are as far from that as could be, and it rekindles my passion for discovery and science
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  104. Your thumbnail game is so strong.
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  105. So excited you made this video! I'm a Diagnostic Radiologist who teaches Radiology to medical students. This is as deep an understanding of MRI physics as almost all of my students need. (Less than 10% of my students will have to pass the Radiologic Physics boards that I took to become a Radiologist.) FWIW, we do try to use "surface receiving coils" as often as possible for better images. Seriously, every one of my medical students will be expected to watch this video. Thanks, Brian and team!!!
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  106. Those animations look dope. The quality gets better with every upload.
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  107. if this was released by anyone but my single favorite engineering channel I wouldn't have even clicked on it.
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  108. "In this machine is a delicate orchestra of electronics pushing two plasma rings into a violent collision, and catching that collision in a magnetic trap in the center, which proceeds to shrink until the ions trapped within it have nowhere else to go but to fuse, overcoming one of the universe's strongest forces to create new elements in the belly of a man-made machine." Dude, this gave me goosebumps
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  109. I lost it at the avatar state comparison and "Are the English still here?" XD
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  110. As a chemist, I really gotta say: That was a damn good job of explaining orbitals and basic molecular bonding!
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  111. 2:00 "these 4 locations" cause trying to pronounce any of them is a monumental task lol
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  112. Wait a minute, I know that voice
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  113. You know its a great day when RealLifeLore, RealEngineering and Wendover Productions upload at the same time
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  114. I wish this channel existed back in the day when I was in an engineering magnet program and robotics team. This is a way more interesting "word problem" than some abstract sphere in a vacuum.
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  115. You know all of those fantasy movies with sword-forging scenes that have little to no relation to how swords are actually forged? Why don't more of them have that quenching-in-oil step? It's cool and actually justifiable.
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  116. Jesus, China and their scale-breaking techniques.
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  117. Real Engineering: 3d printing metal Youtube: #TeamTrees
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  118. wow, wow, wow! this is the best thing i've seen in years! I'm blown away. thanks
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  119. You never actually stated what the expected payload would be, he are the payloads: 36 000 kg - 7000 kg - 8000 kg = 21 000 kg for 500 mile truck 36 000 kg - 7000 kg - 4750 kg = 24 250 kg for 300 mile truck
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  120. Real Engineering = Real Information <3
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  121. Nice sponsor, glad for you.
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  122. I know probably no one cares but you have inspired me to become an engineer. Thanks
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  123. Great video a masterpiece of explanation! I think there is a typo at 5:25. You mention the heat from the sun could boil water on the telescope, but the screen shows -83'C which is below freezing.
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  124. Oh man the CG animations and the sounds were so on point and incredibly well done! I’ve been following you for YEARS; and every video, the production value of you and your team just keeps setting the bar higher and with the CG coupled with the amazing sound designs! You have assembled a professional production company, and I can’t believe your tiny team can pump out ULTRA quality educational and entertaining content for pretty much free. Thank you Brian and your amazing team for making these for us!!!
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  125. They've watched the video made by a chemist who is notoriously bad at analyzing aerospace projects.
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  126. Brian you're a genius man, the efforts you've put into researching and explaining them so simply are commendable. Wouldn't be surprised if you've a TV show someday
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  127. This dude is so talented. The way he breaks down incredibly complicated technology into digestible content is truly a gift.
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  128. Right off to KSP to try this now
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  129. Let us hope that in 80 years, Real Engineering makes a similar video about Tesla Model S !
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  130. I had the privilege of working on this at JPL with a tiny but dedicated team and you've done an incredible job of summarizing the project! Really glad that super cool proposals like LCRT are getting more attention thanks to your awesome work. We need public support to turn today's crazy ideas into tomorrow's missions!
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  131. As a Londoner I didn't want this video to end! A part 2 maybe?
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  132. Damn. I literally woke up two seconds after he uploaded, not a bad start to a Saturday.
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  133. You're not helping, Brian. Every time you upload a video, you bring the house down!
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  134. The views on your channel are criminally low.
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  135. 2:30 Storage cannot be in MW - Power unit. Storage/energy unis can be in MWh.
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  136. This was very well done. I had no idea of everything StarLink involved. Thanks!
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  137. Lovely piece of film-making there. Savage engineering work by the Rwandans aswell. (Sorry - And Zipline too)
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  138. The part of the charged dust blew my mind. I’ve never even considered that possibility. This is why I’m subscribed to your channel and devour anything you upload. You’re truly a gift to the internet. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!
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  139. Respiratory therapist here. I clicked on this video not expecting very much. But it surprised me with both its amount of information, and level of accuracy. Well done!
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  140. Multiple chemistry symbol / formular errors around 8:30. Compare to your ref #16. 8:24 CO3 has 2 minus charges. 8:30 Ca(OH)2 instead of CaOH. 8:40 CaO instead of CaCo. 8:49 Suddenly CO2 becomes CO, and if you change that, the coefficient of the equation should be changed too. Heat is included in another equation but not here. This reaction also requires catalysts.
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  141. Engineers think they have it rough. Try being an aircraft mechanic. I have an entire drawer in my already-bloated toolbox dedicated entirely to driver bits. Also, pro-tip: If you apply valve-grinding compound to your bit, it causes cam-out to happen at a much higher torque. Combined with significant down-force, you can break loose even the most stubborn screws. Important in aviation, as all our hardware is engineered with much tighter tolerances, and we heavily employ the use of self-locking nuts, threadlocker, and other sealing and safety methods. Still, Phillips and its kin completely suck. If I had a dollar for every rounded screw I've had to cut out with a drill, I could quit being a mechanic, and retire to a tropical island. Torx aren't much better either. Having to torque a full cockpit window's worth of the things completely destroys a good bit. Best hope your company stocks good ones, because you'll be replacing them often.
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  142. 3:47 “because not all G’s are born equally” The single most gangster thing R.E. has ever come out with.
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  143. And this is the info i was looking for. I wanted to get into this kind of designs (mechanical engineer) but needed to know the medical considerations first. I tried to contact a neumologist but they are kinda busy. Now i know what to look for, thanks. Great video, keep up with the good work. Ps: By the way, if anyone here has more bibliography on the medical considerations, i'd be really more than grateful for that.
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  144. Thanks for the heads up. I'll be cancelling my Curiosity stream subscription asap.
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  145. As someone working in the nuclear field, the video is very accurate about the importance of continued focus on nuclear. After a 30 year of neglect, it can be extremely difficult to continue operating and constructing nuclear plants. Nuclear benefits from scale and society knowledge. Both Germany's plan and France's plan are good. Full nuclear or zero nuclear are best. The lukewarm commitment is the most expensive and least beneficial. As the workforce gains knowledge and designs are standardized, additional nuclear plants shouldn't be vastly over budget.
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  146. On the freezing point of jet fuel: It's really cold at cruising altitude everywhere in the world. What matters more is the duration of the flight. The fuel takes some time to cool, simply because there is so much of it compared to the fuel tank surface area. Long flights require more careful management of fuel temperature.
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  147. I love these historical/engineering videos! Please do more!
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  148. Hey Brian! I don't know if you will see this but your videos has changed my life. I was always interested in space and engineering and watching your videos motivated me to get into this field. Now I am pursuing a masters degree in Physics and a bachelors in engineering. It might be just another upload for you but each video you post is a life changing moment for someone. I really love watching your videos. Thank you!
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  149. Judging by the title, I thought this was going to be yet another video about the not-so-secret fact that Samsung provides a few parts for iPhones, but instead I learned a bunch about how OLED screens work. So, awesome video!
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  150. As a high school physics teacher I'm so thrilled to use this video as education material after the summer break. Truly wonderful!
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  151. Sooo i shouldn't get skrillex on vinyl then.
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  152. As a software engineer I really liked the key points you choose about this topic, you kept it superficial enough to be understandable for everybody but still very accurate and comprehensive. I also especially liked the transparency you had about AWS bills and active users numbers, many companies tend to keep that information secret to avoid revealing how little of their expenses actually goes to the physical infrastructure but you instead choose to point out how the real cost of such a business is software development, testing and the whole IT team. Good job 🥰👍🏻
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  153. I've spent my youth building and piloting RC airplanes and, during my freshman year in college, made a brief attempt to write a rudimentary autopilot for one of my RC airplanes. Seeing that someone made this a reality and contributes to a solution to a real-life life/death problem, fills me with joy! Great work, Zipline!
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  154. "Real Engineering" as a channel name has never felt more deserved and accurate as it has the past few months. There's fantastic content out there on "how/why the way this thing was designed works, according to physics", and there's fantastic content on what design iterations happened between concept and final version, but seeing glimpses of the everyday dialogue between collaborating engineers, machinists, and technicians really puts the "Real" in Real Engineering.
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  155. Yay, Brian's Plane Crash Corner!
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  156. Well youve inspired me. I start my course in Aerospace engineering in two weeks. Thanks a lot Brian!
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  157. Incredible video. Thank you for taking a neutral and humanist approach to the subject, stating facts without being cold, and using nuance.
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  158. I was one of your crew chiefs on the flight out to Raven, awesome seeing you guys. Great job on the video, now I can just send this to friends and family when they have questions :)
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  159. This is an incredibly well-made video. And I'm not just saying that as an F-35 fan. I worked at LM on 2 of the systems that go into it, thought I was pretty well-versed on the F-35, and I still learned things here. Great job.
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  160. On behalf of India I would like to thank for mentioning that it was India's Chandrayaan 1 that first detected water on Moon's surface. Something every other educated Youtuber who apparently has well researched content forget to mention. I know I Don't have to indulge in national politics here.. But people tend to assume its NASA. Lots of respect to you, have a great day. Also if your Indian and understand Hindi do check me out. Jai Hind
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  161. that transition at the end actually made me laugh. Another great video!
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  162. Love the Mustard cameo! Great to see collaboration like this between great channels
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  163. Very good video and a nice transition into the sponsors ad at the end. Didn't annoy me at all surprisingly.
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  164. Thanks to my buds at Skillshare for continually supporting this channel, I genuinely enjoy giving these ad reads and potential giving you all the opportunity to learn new skills. 2 month free trial with this link: http://skl.sh/realengineering4 Think I will use the site to learn guitar during my Christmas break, or maybe I'll learn how to pronounce car correctly.
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  165. 3:19 my pure sweet man that's not what .adult is for
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  166. I work in tech, and even i think that sometimes tech is killing society by making evetyone spoiled, complacent and lazy. But then i see something like this and it reinvigorates my love for technology and creativity
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  167. Nice work boys!
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  168. Great video! Loved the format!
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  169. I'm rooting for them just for the "fun" engineering aspect alone!
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  170. Next video - „The questionable engineering of the bike shed outside Leinster house“
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  171. I think both Bridget and Jordi are my favorite engineers you’ve ever interviewed. They are SO excited about their work, it’s infectious. <3
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  172. Thanks for stopping through Brian! Stay tuned for results from our field tests.
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  173. My nephew has decided to go to college for engineering because of your videos. Thanks for the high quality content and keep it coming!
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  174. Thank you so much! Until this video, the best explanations CRISPR CAS9 was that it “works by inserting the desired gene into the DNA of the host” or some such drivel. Your explanation finally helped me to understand what that means in practice.
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  175. I see a Real Engineering notification, I smile. I see that it's about the SR-71, I get chills.
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  176. While working for the U.S. federal government, I found a regulation that stated the U.S. would convert completely to the Metric system by 1987.
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  177. This is a vintage type of real engineering video 😍 pure technical stuff explained to the point!
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  178. hey Brian, I’m an American, who grew up with imperial measurements, jan of last year I joined my schools robotics team and realized the insane benefit of metric. It is my standard units know in onshape. it’s difficult to gauge scale in metric but I’m learning.
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  179. 10:18 love the way the seal slaps the other seal
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  180. How to Fix a Broken Heart? With Love :3
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  181. Glad to see you mention Jean-Pierre's theory. it is by far the most plausible one I've yet seen. I was getting ready to look it up to suggest it to you when you beat me to it. Perhaps next time I should listen to your whole presentation before trying to add anything to it. ;)
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  182. Well, even if assassin's creed is a violent game, ubisoft can do a great job at reproducing entire cities and places. Sometime when I see Italy pictures, I feel like I've already been there (AS2)
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  183. This is a beautiful video. Y'alls animation game is insane right now
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  184. I'd like to point out that the "eagle scream" used when making fun of 'merica is acutally a red-tailed hawk. It's a common conversion used in video because actual eagles sounds kind of silly.
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  185. Oh my god I didn't notice my fricking face yesterday! Ah bud you're too nice. What an honour to have a cameo!
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  186. I worked on DART, love to see Real Engineering covering the mission!
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  187. And people say good content is dead on YouTube
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  188. this myth comes from a book, "The Grand Scuttle: The Sinking of the German Fleet at Scapa Flow in 1919" from author Dan Van Der Vat, and he has no evidence or source, but he says that and then the "low background steel" is in myths about moon, Voyager, Galileo, Pioneer, and everything. The US, for example, has enough ships from WWI in museums to use as low background steel if they want, even the british doesn't need to rescue an old german WWI ship from Scapa Flow, they have their own reserves. But the myth... you know... is nice clickbait :P
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  189. Really liking the new thumbnails, they look so clean and nice.
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  190. Good for health + for economy + for Rwanda's coolness
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  191. Oh god what has HAI done to you
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  192. That's the kind of company I want to work at. Talented, passionate, and driven individuals working towards a beautiful goal. Love the Propeller concept. We definitely need more focus like this.
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  193. your videos are great man I saw this one early so I know you will probably see this comment I want you to know that you are a great creator
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  194. Man, the production quality of this channel has grown exponentially! Also, love the 3D renders, live charts, and text style, they really help keep retention.
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  195. Your channel is unique and irreplaceable never stop uploading.
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  196. I used to consult for the Toshiba MRI division. The building where they tested the magnets had a huge open area with yellow warning stripes painted all over the floor marking the "keep clear" area around the magnet under test. Turns out the yellow stripes were added after a screwdriver was left out and became a projectile during a magnet test. It punched a hole in the magnet assembly which is not a good thing when you're dealing with that much power.
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  197. Bro it's Monday morning and I'm trying to work man.. Ugh guess I can stop for a few minutes Youtube..
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  198. This is a great overview of the potential of fusion energy and some of the current challenges, Brian. We're looking forward to welcoming your audience into our facility in next week's video so we can go deeper into our approach to fusion.
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  199. Just as David Attenborough is my voice of Natural History, Brian has become my voice of Engineering. Such a great channel with top quality content.
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  200. I think Brian have finally had enough. I don't blame him.
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  201. More on-camera stuff! Loved this, it's fun to see creators try new things and I'm a fan of this direction
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  202. Absolutely fascinating. I enjoyed how the vid used the story of one interesting and challenging mission to illustrate many of the functions and capabilities of the entire shuttle system-of-systems.
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  203. As a technical writer, I am used to "Translating Engineering into English". David Kirtley and the video are excellent at communicating thier points, and this video is remarkably well written. I haven't seen a technology that really got me fired up about the future, thinking about a world with abundant energy. I love that they had to design this with technologies currently unavailable, waiting for the industry to catch up. There's a fierce kind of optimism there, even if it just translates to supply chain issues and failed first article inspections for now. Thank you so much for the video! EDIT: David Kirtley is not well written, he's a human being :p
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  204. Roses are red. This guy is aviation master. Area Rule: How To Make Planes Fly Faster
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  205. damn I love this channel.
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  206. Real Engineering = ♥️
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  207. Your topics always make general issues so interesting which would otherwise be something most of us would be indifferent to. Kudos
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  208. Do you accept machine oil as a donation?
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  209. Wow this video is amazing!! Currently learning materials in engineering undergrad and this video and being able to visualize what's happening really motivates me to keep studying!! Thanks Brian!!
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  210. Amazing work Brian & team. This was a really fun and inspiring watch. I have no idea whether or not this project will work. But I'm glad that we have people who are willing to take risks and try anyway (especially given the number of armchair engineers in the comments who are not simply skeptical, but convinced that it can't work).
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  211. The production value is stunning. You need Netflix deal or something.
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  212. Me: how’s that research going? RE: 12:11
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  213. That man at 2:13 must have been very careful to not lose his head as soon as he walks away P.S. this series of video about energy storage is the most well done I've seen about this topic
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  214. I'm speechless. Amazing 3D renders, storytelling, and information. Keep up the awesome work! I'm definitely checking the bts footage from Nebula 👏👏👏
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  215. "The more I learn about how the universe works, the more amazed I am that we somehow exist to witness it all" Of the 800 segues I've seen into Brilliant, this is my favorite.
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  216. I'm absolutely loving real engineering's new approach to their videos, scaling up to interviews and on-site footage!
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  217. The animations, the sound and editing take this from an amazingly well-researched script to an easy to understand and a complete pleasure to watch.
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  218. Everyday Astronaut beat you on this topic, but I still watched this whole thing because your videos are just so good!
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  219. Great video Brian! This answered a lot of questions I didn't realize I had haha
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  220. Hope you will get better soon. Hi and thanks for the great educational videos from Spain.
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  221. I know it was part of a sponsor plug, but from an ex-engineering student, the advice at the end was bang on, particularly if you take Python a step further and learn how to use anaconda virtual environments, notebooks (google colab, jupyter, ipython, etc...), numpy, scipy (especially optimize and integrate) , pandas, matplotlib/seaborn, etc... I had to do a hard pivot two months into my undergrad dissertation because my original plan wasn't working, because I already knew Python and the above libraries from previous work I was able to apply the research I had already completed and quickly write and debug a program to automate nuclear fuel geometry design, which saved my degree. I also used Python and the above packages extensively in my MSc to write a hypersonic flow solver for basic geometries in just a week or two. Even just knowing the basics goes a long way, I recently used my knowledge of Python to write an Excel macro in TypeScript, a language I'd never used before, that automated data scraping from spreadsheets that would have otherwise taken a team of people weeks, saving a project that needed that data to inform a decision from going over its deadline.
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  222. I like Boeing planes, when I buy a window seats, there is a chance I can get free upgrade Balcony seats with a much better view.
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  223. Another amazing video again! Been a long time viewer and can say this channel is one of the reasons i'm studying engineering now
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  224. didnt expect to be seeing Real Engineering handing out YangGang pamphlets
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  225. Having been in the Navy and having as part of my job the determination of sound propagation, I find this totally believable. Diesel-electric subs, especially in shallow water (less than 600 fathoms) are virtually undetectable when on battery. Even nuke attack subs are very difficult to detect. There was one occasion on the carrier that I was stationed on that the first indication one was around was the periscope a quarter mile away. The biggest problem with a carrier vs. sub is that the planes make so much noise that it screws up the passive sonar for miles around while at the same time providing a big "here I am" to the submarine.
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  226. You and wevdover productions make the best couple
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  227. That ad transition at the end was bballbreakdown-esque
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  228. This channel is the only one I choose to be notified about
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  229. Kill me now (15), Milk of poppy for the pain (5) 🧐 12:12
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  230. love your channel because i always learn something and love your voice. gods blessing and pls stay awsome
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  231. This is very interesting. As someone who flys models, we move the cg to adjust pitch sensitivity. A forward cg, typically 15% of the wings chord, makes the model very stable and easy to fly. An aft cg, typically 25-30%, gives high maneuverability but at the cost of stability. Any further back and the model becomes impossible to fly as a tail heavy plane will attempt to to a backflip if you look at it funny. This is different to what you maneuverability as we can easily move the cg of a model with weights but a full size aircraft has its cg set by it's payload and design. Thanks for the in depth video and awesome graphics 😁
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  232. Haha, I love the not-so-subtle use of EQ in the video to provide a nice example.
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  233. Real engineering is my pretty little Galway engineer
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  234. PEEP in the early days was achieved by placing the exhaling tube under water. I'm certain there's better ways now but for the simple BVM approach this would allow very fine control of PEEP like you stated was necessary
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  235. Holy shit, it's 5:30 AM, I am going to school by bus, completely brain dead and tired, just browsing throught the youtube. Then I see this video and in less than 3 minutes, I'm super excited and completely mesmerised by the sheer amount of stuff you packed into a video that is just over 10 minutes! I love this!
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  236. RE the new thumbnail works great, I always watch your vids, but this one caught me eye a lot better
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  237. ❤
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  238. Woo! Trying skill share to start the new year. Unfortunately, my life has moving parts, but we're giving it a go.
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  239. Awesome topic.
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  240. Props guys, I'm an EE student at a renowned University and we are working on the topic covered here (we're doing a bit better then DOE currently). I am completely surprised at the accuracy of the info here and thank you for informing people.
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  241. Can take a moment to appreciate the breathtaking 3d animations in this video. The turbojet at 11:50 made me audibly gasp.
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  242. As an aerosexual with a career in aviation I did not expect to learn much from this video…but even topics that I’m already aware of go more in depth than anything I’ve seen. Thank you. 😎👍
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  243. Maybe my favorite video of yours that you’ve made so far. Incredible job
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  244. This video is by far the best and most informative educational resource on the subject of carbon nanotube I have yet encountered. Everything else I have seen has skipped over the chemical properties of the covalent bonds, much less explained them in such simple and straightforward ways. While other sources usually do discuss the engineering challenges in creating nanotubes, not one has gone into such depth much less had actual visuals and footage! I know I am probably sounding like a fanboy, but this video deserves more recognition for the amazing job he has done here. Keep up the good work!
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  245. @realengineering Watching this in my truck. If this could be a viable option, I would absolutely take it.
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  246. U sure u okay? Put your health over YouTube. We aren’t (at least I’m not) gonna moan about you taking time off to take care of your mental health.
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  247. I swear I could listen to you reading the dictionary. Quality Content + phenomenal presentation = The perfect channel. Love to see your channel growing, never stop
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  248. 6:38 that synchronized movement though
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  249. This idea of afforestation never crossed my mind, it actually blew it. I am amazed thanks for the videos and keep up the great work.
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  250. My favorite airplane youtube channel.
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  251. Hope you feel better soon & thanks for the great content ❤️
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  252. 12:00 the bromance with wendover productions continues.
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  253. I love this channel and the message it sends, i've been watching since i was 13, and now i've been accepted into studying Aerospace Engineering at Uni, you've been a big part of my wanting to get into engineering and i can't thank you enough. Now more than ever we need to be encouraging people's interest in STEM, and your channel is an amazing force for good. I hope you're well and that we can all enjoy your content into the future
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  254. That notebook is gorgeous. If you'd released it two years ago I would have bought the hell out of it and it might have made my dissertation's research phase a lot more productive. Even now that I'm not really doing anything close to engineering it might still be the very first piece of Youtuber merch I buy.
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  255. This video was posted right when I was going through some bad things today, atleast this made me feel happy. Thank you, and have a great day.
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  256. thats how a sponsored Video should look like!
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  257. 14:50 "as Goddard intended" that was hilarious!
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  258. Correction: in the title you say "Humanities" whereas what I think you meant to say was "Humanity's". Great channel, I watch every upload and keep up the good work.
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  259. Keep your head up! The content can always wait.
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  260. I just now realized that the shape of the A in Real engineering is the shape of the tooth of a gear. Das it mane.
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  261. I'm a simple man. I see a new Real Engineering video. I open the video. I like the video and then I start watching the video.
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  262. Awesome video! I’m an Engineer and my dad is a pilot. He is very skeptical of this plane but openly admits he doesn’t understand the tech. I occasionally dabble in explaining the benefits to him but this is brilliant - he will love this video! Thanks 🙏
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  263. Brian is out here living his best life and helping all of us to understand the insane creations that humanity has to offer. One of my absolute favorite channels! Keep up the amazing work!
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  264. I'm doing a design project involving helicopter dynamics and TECHNICALLY helicopters use a different equation for Lift, known as the thrust equation, which is: T=(rho)*b*c*(Omega)^2*R^3*tc Where rho is the density of fluid, b is the number of blades, c is chord length, Omega is rotational velocity, R is the radius of the propeller, and tc is the (British) thrust coefficient
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  265. This is the kind of video that made me become a patreon of this channel. Awesome work man.
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  266. just wanna say that u changed my life and got me interested in engineering thank you soo much brian
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  267. Delighted to have played a part in this.
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  268. thats a smartass lepricon
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  269. I love Medlife Crisis! Great to see that collaboration.
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  270. Already watched it on nebula, but giving you those interaction points here too.
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  271. Awesome!!!! History and Engineering combined!!!! Just subscribed, hopefully I can support you on Patreon one day, though I am still a college student though, but maybe sharing your vids will help. Time to binge watch your videos
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  272. Great video - please credit my battery cost curves in your description. Cheers
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  273. Happy Chinese New Year, from Malaysia ; )
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  274. i have subscribed and clicked the bell icon officially, please do the same
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  275. Duke's role in the lunar mission was apparently that of comic relief.
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  276. I was wondering at 6:00 you said Tesla model 3 but on the screen was model s which one is it. And keep it up man. Me and my math teacher love your videos.
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  277. I love your notebooks. I've used the little graphing one and the bigger softish graphing notebook for a few years. I love your channel, love your logo on them, and enjoy the quality. And of course, the videos
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  278. I was lucky enough to take a tour with my composites class before the pandemic to a Boeing facility that produced horizontal stabilizers for the 787. It was amazing seeing just how big they were.
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  279. Those appear to be contours of Total Pressure instead of Static Pressure? Small change in terminology, but pretty significant change in interpretation. Typically the static pressure under the floor is significantly lower than that in the diffuser body, quite the opposite to what the total pressure shows (largely resulting from the ingestion of the tyre wake jet, as well as vortices forming on the outer diffuser fences and inner strakes). Ironically, areas of low total pressure are showing you places where globally applying Bernoulli's principle doesn't hold true due to the presence of vortices. Just something to consider for next time.
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  280. Love your channel and videos. Its easy understand and enjoyable.
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  281. I absolutely love your videos. They never feel rushed but rather polished. Yes, I read many books to learn the concepts. However, nothing will link these concepts to real life like the way you do my friend. Invested in Brilliant after seeing you recommend it with heart countless times and it is worth every cent.
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  282. You may never read this but I absolutely love your videos, thank you for the work you put in :D
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  283. i don’t mean to nit pick but it’s National Aeronautics and Space Administration not assoctiation love your vids though!
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  284. your aviation playlist has a binging with babish video in it
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  285. Learnt more in these 7 mins than in a typical month taking physics classes. Thx!
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  286. I'm studying aerospace engineering in Germany and I can only remark that you are doing an amazing job in breaking down all the complex formulas and ideas that were used during the design phase so every viewer can get a good understanding of the plane.
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  287. You consistently make fantastic pieces of content, and this is your best one yet. I’m happy you dedicated it to the project that deserves it most.
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  288. Moved over to work at Relativity Space 6 months ago after 3 years at Tesla, and I’m genuinely so glad to see that your platform here on Youtube is being used to broadcast such a great company to a larger audience. It’s a wonderful place to work where the leadership really care about you and share the engineering drive that so many of us young engineers have. Come build the future with us!
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  289. As one of the folks who lost his job when Constellation was cancelled and finally got it back 8 years later to work on SLS, I appreciate the delicacy with which you handled the subject. Yes, it's a jobs program, but it's also a fantastic rocket. I have to give Jim Bridenstine credit for the name Artemis and for focusing the SLS AND commercial partners on working toward a moon base and a deep space station in NRHO. I'm now working habitation design for both, which is the exciting future we have in store!
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  290. Thank you for bringing so many more great details and comparisons that other engineering explainer videos just quickly gloss over. This is my "nerd candy" and worth watching several times over BC of the vast info presented. Keep up the great work my friend.
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  291. Greetings from Morocco!! I love your content!!
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  292. I have to say I am really liking the more personal style your videos have had recently!
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  293. This content is amazing! Nowhere else on YouTube do you get such objective and insightful content - thankyou Real Engineering!
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  294. I get home from school and immediately a new Real Engineering video! Yessss Edit: Thanks for the favourite!!
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  295. We don't deserve this channel for free, this is some netflix level shit 🙏❤️
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  296. Amazing video as usual lad you never cease to amaze me and may I add that logo looks incredible. I don't know why but it catchier lookin then the previous. Good luck on your next video can't wait.
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  297. Man the same topic but different channels and my favourite youtubers real engineering and wendover prod.
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  298. Wait, why did you spend your CNY holiday in Malaysia? Do you have relatives there or? I'm a fan from Malaysia :D
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  299. yay! a brrrrrrrrrrrrt 0:32
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  300. This is the most amazing and accurate video to ever handle this anomaly . You are amazing
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  301. The quality and density of that video is really impressive, thanks.
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  302. I was really looking forward to your take on this, and you just helped piece together all of the thoughts I had scattered in my head. Fantastic analysis.
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  303. Best channel on YouTube. So informative
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  304. This is a more concise and easier to understand explanation of rocket engine design than what I was able to get in 6 years of engineering school. You have an incredible talent for science communication.
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  305. Literally learning these exact concepts in my senior Detail Design course for my aerospace engineering degree at ERAU. Great video! Love the visuals.
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  306. The graphics in this episode are great!
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  307. Kudos to the sound design! I've really been a stickler for decent sound design on Youtube lately, and you not only have phenomenally clean recording and mixing, but the sound effects, like the rumbling when we see a star in full render, are brilliantly subtle and add so much. Keep it up!!
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  308. "Never in my life have i ever been offended by something i 100% agree with"
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  309. The references section in your description is amazing
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  310. Brilliant video! Watched it on Nebula of course! Learned so many new things about the F35!
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  311. Brilliant video. Intro had me creased 😂.
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  312. Hallow brain i am in 6th standard giving exams i will go IIT for becoming engineer n think u r rly great n smart n i luv ur chanel do u hav ne adwice for futur engineer lk me i wud bcome js like u do u take interns i luv u hallo
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  313. Already knew but cant stay away from these videos haha!
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  314. Thanl you for doing your best to give a balanced, unbiased look at the Tesla Semi. There is a terribly trollish Aussie that did something similar except he severely cherry-picked the data he used--- resulting in nothing more than a blatantly anti-Tesla, anti-Musk rant. I personally think the Tesla Semi will have a slightly limited practicality until greater energy density can be brought into the equation, but for the applications for which it is currently (no pun intended) a good fit, this Truck will give us enormous benefit. Vive la Musk.
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  315. Notification squad assemble!
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  316. Damn, you went from hobbyist YouTube videos to National Geographic, quality documentaries, and educational videos. Thank you.
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  317. Hey it happened again, I get home from school and a new video immediately! My day has just significantly improved!
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  318. No need to apologize. Mental helth can be a struggle sometimes and should take priority! Love your work. Keep it up, things will get better!
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  319. Brian... Love from india❤
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  320. Thank you for asking! I owe a huge part of my youtube career to you so it was amazing to help with a video, particularly one with Stephanie as well. Scientists...assemble! (via videocall)
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  321. Can't believe I wasn't already signed up on your notifications but I DO check your channel often. Please don't change anything! As much as I want to see two or three of your vids per day, I LOVE the quality and clearly measured way your videos run and you educate. It's obvious you put effort and thought into your delivery and organization.
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  322. Woah That is amazing I don't think anybody will read this but if your reading Have a nice day/night
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  323. Hey Brian, I have been with your channel on my other account since you only had around 5 Thousand Subs, and i have to say. it brings a tear to my eye when i see just how far you have come since you were first starting out. and, i just want to say. Keep up the amazing work my friend. you are bringing the beautiful, fascinating, and constantly evolving world of engineering to the masses in a wonderfully innovating way. I support you 100% Your Fan, Jonathan L Seig
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  324. Everytime I see your video I relate to my graduation Mechanical Engineering course and it feels good to be able to relate it! Particular to this video studied this topic of gyroscopic and aerodynamic stabilization in Design of Machine Elements 😊 Edit : Thank you to you too @Real Engineering for making learning interesting! 😃
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  325. Sent this video to my friend who loves pi thank you for helping me stop their ramblings of pi's digits
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  326. Hit the like if you are here from alec steeles video
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  327. That is EXATCLY the type of videos we were talking about! Suh good quality, technical, and upmost entertaining! Keep it up!
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  328. Great Video ,really enjoyed it. Not my favorite topic, but paid out in the end. It defenitly is up to your usual quality (shoutout to Mike) and I liked the twist with the efficency question, that is something I never thought about. It is a shame that Youtube is killing itself with its algorithm lately. Keep it up, I am always looking forward to your Videos .They are informativ ,very high quality , entertaining and I love your approach at these topics.
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  329. This is the best and most informative video i saw from you so far. One can tell that you have extensive knowledge about composites, and you manage to convey some of it very clearly.
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  330. When you hit 1million subscribers. I'm going to celebrate by cutting a cake. I know, I'm sad. (sigh)😔
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  331. Great company. Great Collab. Keep 'em coming.
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  332. "Something wierd is going on in this office. The clock is going out of control, people are acting wierdsaying it feel like the room is spinning .... I'm not sure what goes on here, but I don't like it" Am'i the only one worried by this note ? at 10:00
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  333. Real Engineering wish you get better soon
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  334. The animations in this video are amazing
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  335. This is my favourite video of real engineering. Where is the heart button when you need it?
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  336. I have my doubts on whether this will ultimately be successful or profitable, but the R&D aspects are fascinating! Very enjoyable documentary.
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  337. Dude, your 3D animations are getting seriously impressive. I love it. This is Discovery channel level quality you're achieving. Amazing work once again.
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  338. This turned out great!
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  339. So proud of my ancestors. Let's hope modern Egypt rises up to its former glory.
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  340. Thank you for the free 2 month long Skillshare code!!!
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  341. Nicely done, great video. PS: Love your accent
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  342. Incredible explanation of the pesky electrostatic dust problem. When I first learned about this it killed off my beloved giant moon telescope plan. Great to see there are solutions in the works
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  343. Bloody great.  As an aircraft maintenance engineer ( Airframe / propulsion ) I really enjoyed this video. I had no problem when studying this subject which we called the theory of flight in training. I enjoyed anything like this and also theory of flight in  helicopters.  A subject young man you might like to add one fine day.  I should point out that the training I am talking about was in the late 60's early 70's. Then we had no graphic video tools like this, and a lot of our training was done using models, illustrated drawings, but most important the retired aircraft that occupied our training hanger.  These included several Hawker Hunters, a couple of De Havilland Chipmunks, the whole tail section of a Hardley Page Victor bomber, and a Westland Whirlwind.   As I said, it was a long time ago.
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  344. As someone that's recently spent a ton of time inside a few of these machines recently, this was a really informative video. I'd understood the basics of these machines ever since a high school physics course some thirty years ago, but your presentation here really made it click for me. Thank you for making this video, and thank you to the people that worked together to invent these machines.
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  345. I’ve seen a lot of videos pointing out the impossibilities of this project, but if we never strive to solve the impossible progress would never happen! Even if a large scale project like this ends in failure, the engineering solutions along the way will no doubt help solve other engineering problems.
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  346. “Strangford Lough in Ireland” Niiiice
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  347. Thank you for saying this: "This is profiteering, not innovation" - I've been saying this since the accident unfolded, knowing what the CEO said about the risks and concerns but also how they treated warnings and people alerting them! Also thank you for this very informative video, you really spoke about things I hope many listens to regarding the era we live in at the moment with all this innovations which may or may not be too innovative but maybe just someone wanting to make money out of something which isn't even good to start with - innovation should be the main goal and focus of any project like this, not profit, cause if that's the main goal you know they will take shortcuts to cut the costs and gain as much of the money they can themselves.
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  348. Amazing production quality! Just sat down with my family to watch - we're all engineers & love the channel
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  349. Clicked the notification as soon as I saw it... Been praying you'd make this video. Probably the only Engineering channel I actively rewatch videos
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  350.  @RealEngineering  So do you 👍
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  351. You're the best YouTuber. Period.
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  352. Your channel has been as AWESOME as the Space Shuttle itself. Great job and thanks for featuring this incredibly designed BEAST of a machine!!! 👍👍👍
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  353. This is one of the best channels I know of. I'm so glad that we're from the same country :)
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  354. I love your videos, I cannot express it enough! Only channel where I've watched everyone of your videos and I don't plan to change that, great work Brian.
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  355. HOW DARE YOU NOT GIVE US OUR FREE CONTENT IN A TIMELY MANNER?! How, in the hell, dare you not spend dozens of hours for our pleasure, entertain and joy?! Woe is you sir! WOE I SAY!! 🤣😅 relax dude.... we get it. P.S. The Nebula/CuriosityStream deal is great - signed up earlier this year and have truly enjoyed it.
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  356. This may be your best video yet. Connacht Abú!
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  357. Man I cannot get over how well you explain such complex marvels of technology. Thank you for these videos. They are wildly entertaining and informative.
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  358. Bridgette is so amazing at explaining complex topics simply, awesome work by firefly, it's exciting seeing these innovations
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  359. YES! YES! YES! This is exactly the type of content I've been desperately wanting from Brian McManus. We are on for a joy ride!
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  360. This video is amazing. The graphics are stunning, animation and editing incredible, and best of all the content is world class. I’m 18 and going into college for computer engineering next year, and I have to say your videos have inspired me so much over the years. Thank you for introducing me to all these amazing engineering topics, they’ve encouraged and taught me so much.
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  361. now this, this is how things should be explained. straight to the point, and not over explaining, or using words that are unfamiliar to the un-educated. Great video, Real Engineering.
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  362. Brian, I'm a software engineer who studies and works a lot with AI/ML. You've actually done neural nets justice in 12 minutes. Most videos like this about my field make me cringe, but yours didn't. No overhype, no hand-waving, no platitudes. A realistic picture of how this technology can improve our future. Great work.
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  363. The future is now! My day is just getting better! I started late at school today and then I get home to a new video Real Engineering video!
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  364. i love your videos sooo much, i love just listening to you going through all these different engineering problems, and the animation is amazing!
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  365. one of the highest quality channels on youtube, every video is well edited and researched with great footage and animations backing it up. keep up the good work.
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  366. One of my all-time favorite YouTube videos!
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  367. I never clicked so fast, the X-15 was always my childhood favorite plane
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  368. Can you do a video on the engineers general formula (M/I= σ/y=E/R)?
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  369. I recently started studying environmental engineering. Thank you for giving me confidence in my decision! :)
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  370. Real Engineering, RealLifeLore, and Wendover all just uploaded at the same time. I need to pinch myself because I must be dreaming.
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  371. Hope that you are recovering? Also,I like watching your videos from Nigeria
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  372. real enginering give me a heart
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  373. Great work on the documentary. I'm sorry to see you and your team are getting so much push back. I know you put in lots of work. Don't get discouraged. The reaction is a marvelous example of first impression bias though and the difficulties out going against that.
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  374. I am second please give me a heart buddy please
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  375. Your videos are amazing thank you Can you do more space videos those are my favorite Thank you
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  376. Really appreciated the Proton-Neutron-Electron quantities included in the atomic particle animations. Though your material is already top of its class, you still manage to find ways to make it even better! You and your Real Science colleague are always putting out truly top tier content. Much appreciated, mate.
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  377. Like your videos please give me a heart
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  378. I work for a major high tech firm offering cloud services and I love the explanations in this video. I also like seeing the guy whose voice I've come to know and love. All the best to Nebula! ❤🎉😊
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  379. Ta orcas orm! Gorta mor
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  380. Ooh! Can I also get a heart?
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  381. Hey! Both Real Science and Real Engineering have released videos on the same day!
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  382. Oh so this is what people mean when they say the comment section is cancer.
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  383. Standing applause for this video. Among best and deepest dives on a subject I've seen (and still understandable for casual but curious and patient viewer). Monumental effort.
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  384. Can't they cool the railgun with liquid nitrogen so it stays cool / doesnt melt? or will the cold decrease the power of the railgun?
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  385. Great video, Brian! I really liked this one.
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  386. I love what you said about Dogfighting , my grandad told me many tales about his time during the war but one thing that always stood out was him telling me , a war isn’t won by the battles fought, it is won by the battles NOT fought . He told me that when I grow up it would end up making sense to me , oh how true he was . RIP to my grandad & to all those that gave thier all for our freedoms
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  387. Dear god... so much crying in the comments... I think I opened the door to a nursery. lol jesus... ok different aircraft... boo hoo... you people are acting like a group of pre-teens at a beiber concert... all screaming and freaking out about a bunch of absolute bullshit. "Oh no! Its a travesty! they didn't use the dark lord episode 23 edition with the glory helmet from episode 22 and the cloak of darkness spell that would give him a plus 27.234% of Batman power." Get a fucking life... (gotta say the quotations with a lisp to get the full effect of the whiners) As for realengineering... good shit. Fuck the idiots who piss and moan... don't see them taking time to make interesting videos, but they've got a ton to say about someone who actually did... bunch of fucking armchair quarterbacks. Lol keep your head up bro. :)
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  388. Oh go easy on him, he's an engineer not a chemist. I'm a chemist and I still make similar errors.
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  389. Yes! a 40 min documentary on aerospace. I love it!
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  390. This has become one of my favorite channels, and I am a Vsauce subscriber...keep the good work and thank you!
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  391. I love you real engineering😍😍😍 U r my favourite channel all the time
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  392. "fuckin' cow shit" maaate you legend haha
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  393. If he wrote 1+1=3, would that be OK? Explain how this is different.
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  394. You got this! And you know we are here for you
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  395. Your videos are amazing. Keep up the good work, brother!
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  396. Fecking loved this! Great job :)
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  397. Really cool that Kigali is positioning itself as the Silicon Valley of Africa just a generation after the Rwandan genocide. I know Rwanda still has a long way to go and Kagame is far from perfect but the progress they've made in 25 years remarkable.
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  398. Fascinating video with excellent, easy-to-understand illustrations. Thank you for posting such phenomenal content.
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  399. This was a fantastic video that I'm incredibly glad to have stumbled across. Just the right amount of science and engineering speak to not dumb it down too much while also allowing lay-folk to admire the amazing engineering,
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  400. Glad you gave the Spitfire an updated video since the last one 6 years ago! It's very cool to see how far this channel has come since then.
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  401. NOTIFICATION SQUADDDD OVER HERE
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  402. I love that hermeus uses some of the specs of the XB-70 such as the folding wing...
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  403. >none of that sci-fi nonsense >comment section proceeds to fill up with sci-fi nonsense every time
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  404. Real engineering and real science videos in less than 1 hour! What a great Saturday!
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  405. Great video. Your ads finally got to me. Going to try curiosity steam for a couple months. When will your series begin on Nebula?
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  406. Notification squad❤❤❤ Love brian
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  407. 8:30 Fourier tranforms probably.
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  408. best intro EVER!!!
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  409. Great video! Keep up the good work. I love seeing successful colabs between my favorite channels!
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  410. Your content is brilliant, Brian. Keep it up
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  411. I love me some Real Engineering!
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  412. Theoretically, yes. Legal and diplomatic hurdles would be significant, however, as space is internationally recognized as a demilitarized zone and anyone attempting to change that would be in for an extremely bumpy ride.
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  413. This is it. This is the video that convinced me to sign up with Nebula. Just incredible.
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  414. Hey real enginering you seem to know alot about wingshape efficiency, could you make a video on the F4U corsair and its unique inverted gull wing and explain how it is one of, if not the best fighter of ww2 that most have ever heard of.
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  415. As an Electrical Engineer, I understand every single word you said. You make great efforts in explaining engineering to the mass! Keep it up mate! Engineers are the most important people in this world who risk our lives to make other peoples lives better! You make us engineers proud! Thank you!
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  416. Your videos are so damn packed with useful info. I love it!
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  417. Brian as an engineering student I've watched your videos for research for various different reports I've had to do at university, think all your videos are great quality and really enjoy watching them. I've seen your tweets about your videos getting screwed by the algorithm, just wanted to say I appreciate what you do and hope you keep doing what you do!
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  418. its ok to take a long break if it helps
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  419. i've been watching you for years !! watching a video from you about our country means a lot !! "lots of love from Morocco !!!" <3
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  420. Nice that ur releasing earlier on Nebula
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  421. Been a Nebula subscriber for a long time and absolutely love it, very excited for the new series! This was a really interesting video too, superb work as always!
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  422. Another damn good video. This is why I love this channel. So good. I signed for brilliant. Keep up the good work. Cheers!
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  423. I heard of your channel first when you done the collab with Alec Steele & I've been watching ever since. I've actually went back to college to become a Mechanical Engineer & I've told other students & lecturers about your channel & they all love it too. Keep up the great work.
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  424. Agreed! Such a well-made video. And the segue to Brilliant was also one of the best I've ever seen, doing much to convince me Brilliant can be a truly useful tool, beyond supporting idle curiosity or entertainment. The tragic coincidence of Nicola's troubles occurring so soon after the Real Engineering video encouraged me to re-watch the video: All it's major points still stand, despite using Nicola as the example. The biggest risk, also mentioned, concerns the source of Hydrogen, which prior Real Engineering videos have covered quite nicely. Covering both the uses of Hydrogen and its sources are important: We can only hope they meet well enough to make a functional infrastructure possible.
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  425. Amazing work compiling this video. Love it! Also joined your Patreon too! Keep up the good work my man :)
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  426. Minute Engineering
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  427. Lifting-body planes, The smooth transition of fueselage to wing on some fighters like the SU-27, No real edges on the Su-57,
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  428. thank you for your thoughtful and humble answer. to be honest as a materials scientist nothing disgusts me more than seeing all those smart brains focusing on killing things. glad to see you are thinking in a similar fashion. i enjoy your videos, keep up the good work.
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  429. +Ricardo Santos+ That's sort of like the concept of Rods of God. Large Rods of Tungsten dropped from orbiting satellites.
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  430. even if it turns out not to work it will still be spectacular to see them try I would love to see this work because it is so incredibly unique
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  431. You're most welcome!!
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  432. Why the first 73 people....lol Seems odd?
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  433. That would be a box beam. Thew reason for not using them is for the same amount of material a I-Beam is stronger. The amount of material is relevant for the cost. I suspect I-Beam also are cheaper to manufacture You have access to all sides of the beam and a bolted or welded joint is easier to do. Water cant collect on the inside if it is outside and that reduces the risk of rust But a box beam is better if it has to resist torsion(twisting)
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  434. These videos are so well done. I am completing my BS in Aerospace Engineering this semester and its amazing to see how well you article these concepts in aircraft design. You are truly a gift to youtube and deserve all the recognize you receive and more. Fantastic video!
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  435. 2:19 Awesome easter egg if you look up what's actually there!
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  436. Mr. Alec was right. Your channel is legit. Hope to see you tomorrow with that Bowie knife
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  437. This is the most informative video I've seen. You truly have something special in reporting and unraveling the engineering behind these amazing projects. Thank you so much!
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  438. Without a doubt the best documentary I've seen on the X-15.
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  439. Having watched the autonomy day presentation and one by mit I wasn't sure if I would learn much from this video but was pleasantly proven wrong. Great information and perspective
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  440. It was in my recommend and it made my day!!
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  441. What a slick intro!
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  442. Brian, this was very great! I'm a Devops Engineer at a global streaming company and a lot of this was VERY spot on. I'm surprised you we're able to go into this level of detail. I really liked your example of LG WebOs apps as I've had inquiries at work that I was reminded of when you mentioned it.
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  443. My computer architecture class will love this video!
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  444. Someones been playing a lot of Warzone 😂 @00:30
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  445. Do a video on how man got to the moon. Or some other type of video about space.
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  446. Man, the thumbnail for this video is too awesome💯
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  447. Flipping burgers, what else would he be doing?
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  448. Me neither, even as a dutchie, left met with some goosebumbs. @real engineering Next time you'r in the netherlands make sure you drink a beer with your dutch fans!
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  449. I mean not necessarily. He still addressed the title, that just wasn't the interesting part for me. So if anything it's the opposite of click bait because I enjoyed the content not alluded to in the title more than what i thought the video would be about.
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  450. You started this channel a year before I started uni as a mature student. You have inspired me on my engineering journey, and now that I'm going into my last semester as a masters student you are exciting me to the possibilities that the future could hold for me. Thank you for your work and please continue what you're doing.
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  451. Took me a while to understand anode and cathode definition and there is a lot of confusion out there due to different applications, but just remember: Anode= electrons leaving (i.e conventional current enter) ( on the external circuit) Cathode= electrons enter (i.e conventinal current leaving) ( on the external circuit) this means in a rechargable battery the anode and cathode change place under load and charging. In electronics you have diodes with fixed anode and cathode and the definition of anode and cathode are true in the forward biased direction. Thanks for the video, great work!
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  452. Both Nebula series have been a dream to watch! And I love how even though this is a long video, it's only a taste of what those series have.
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  453. Phenomenal video. Well done, sir.
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  454. I gotta say I really appreciate your videos on all these varying topics, was literally searching Google for hours trying to find an understandable reference to how oleds work out of my own curiosity and long behold you upload a video on exactly that!
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  455.  @ChuckThree  irish are unique in europe when it comes to understanding imperialism
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  456. I watched the hour long version in Nebula. Your channel is worth the whole subscription alone
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  457. This is a great video about a difficult subject. I think you did a wonderful job addressing it in a simple, complete and factual way. Good job, keep it up!
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  458. Keep doing it man, i watch you all the time. Even when working to help stimulate my mind as i do small tasks. I really hope you're doing well.
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  459. This is yet another great video, that any current or future aerospace engineer or enthusiast could enjoy. Again, your research on the history of the subject, plus your moving blueprint style graphics, really help to explain the subject at hand. -Cheers!
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  460. I explains Real Engineering as the channel that opens a brand new dimension to explore. It's my favourite channel.
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  461. This is my favorite video of the entire year so far. (including every other creator I watch) Your team absolutely nailed it. Keep it up!
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  462. What a beautiful piece of engineering, beautifully explained.
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  463. Wow that was interesting, useful and funny at the same time LoL
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  464. Congratulations. What a cool project. Your years of work on YouTube have made you THE GUY to do this. Massive respect. I hope Propeller is wildly successful, makes you wealthy, and helps tons of young engineers get stellar jobs. You're a scholar and a gentleman. I only dream of being a hardware engineer, but I see there are already a few software jobs on there that I just might qualify for. VERY COOL!
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  465. Awesome videos, and great work mentioning Beatrice Shilling and women in engineering. I'm inspired by her, she was a total badass!! (from a female robotics engineer :D)
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  466. WHAT A DELIGHT! Having breakfast while watching this one!
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  467. Love your videos. Since we no longer have educational TV channels. This is even better than what Discovery channel used to be 25 years ago.
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  468. Great video. ICU nurse here... it’s encouraging to see people working so hard to help us and society. Obviously I cringe at the BVM-based solutions.... that would work in a life-saving effort only, not for the very technical control that we use to actually try to get people through ARDS. Like was said... ask the end user... these are your respiratory therapists and icu nurses... our MDs are awesome too, but keep in mind they generally aren’t even touching the ventilator. One thing that I worry about is alarms... how do I know if the tube isn’t leaking/detached/bent? How will I know if something is wrong if I am not in the room looking at the machine? Just some thoughts. :) thanks again!
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  469. This is one of your absolute best videos yet. You raise awareness to a huge issue that the average consumer wouldn't know otherwise. As a city transportation engineer, i focus on roadway safety a lot. I think this video does a lot of good and I think you did an incredible job.
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  470. I only understood 1/3 of this video but the 3D models in the Battery set are FIRE!! It took me a few seconds to realize they were CG! Great work to Mike Ridolfi, the animator (and I'm assuming 3d modeler)! The texturing and lighting was perfect!
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  471. I think the most difficult part is to be allowed by the government, because there are so many regulations everywhere. The technology has been around for many years/decades. Zipline built a neat UAV (with the 5 min preparation time), but it's just one part of the whole system. Not even the hardest one. If the tech part was the key, it would have been around in US, EU, Japan, China, Russia, etc..
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  472. Stupid troll, he's Irish, for starters - and your blather is just restating things he clearly said in the video. Try watching it again and turning off the self righteousness this time. You might even learn something.
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  473. Just want to say I've loved your content for a long time and I wish nothing but the best for the team behind this channel.
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  474. A while ago you asked. Your viewers a question with the intention of improving/increasing the quality and appeal of your videos (and thus this channel). People had really good suggestions. In my opinion, videos like this are what you do best. It's timing, the quality of information delivered, and the fact that your viewership trusts what you convey given your background, make THIS the type of video you should model future ones on (vs. an estimate of when NY would be underwater). Thank you for doing this PSA at a time when misinformation can cost lives, and thank you for considering the suggestions of your viewers.
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  475. Great work. Watched it already on Nebula.
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  476. Isn't it supposed to be "aren't"? I mean, it's not gramatically correct, but isn't just sounds dumb
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  477. Why are people commenting even if they haven't had a chance to see the whole video is beyond me. I wish those engineers all the luck in the world and thanks to Real Engineering for an amazing video.
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  478. at 51:46 of the Nebula video, you said: "...I'm a masochist that wants you to feel the pain I felt during my thermodynamics lectures in college." No, Brian that makes you a sadist. The fact I seemed to enjoy it, that makes me a masochist. =P Great video, by the way. XD
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  479. What is the building at 5:16?
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  480. Damn the editting on this video is insane
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  481. It was hysterical over-reaction. even as some radiation was blown over Europe, it was so low, that did minimal damage ... I live near former Uranium mine and many miners lived in our city
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  482. I love your content. Watching from Nairobi Kenya
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  483. Best channel ever
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  484. I don’t know why but I cried watching this. As an aerospace engineer I can say without a doubt that this is one of the coolest videos I’ve ever seen. It makes me proud to be in the field I’m in. Thank you for this ✈️🚀
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  485. So idk about you guys. But for some reason,. I could listen to Henry Phan explain things to me all day. Not sure if it's his mannerisms or what. But he seems so genuine and passionate about his project. You did a great job with the questions. I enjoyed the whole project. Well done. Ty kindly for your time. 🤙👍
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  486. @sirwrender Means a lot coming from you. Heavy inspiration from your SpaceX rocket video. This was my first 3D track in Blender and although it was tough to learn both that and Ae compositing on the fly, I was quite happy with the result in the end. Of course, I see the issues, but overall I was pleased!
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  487. I have followed your channel for a couple of years now and I just wanted to leave a short thank you for the videos you upload. I am no "Engineer" but I like to think I am rather mechanically minded and i really enjoy the detail and effort you put into these videos. Again. Thank you.
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  488. Exceptional video! Whether or not they succeed, it’s amazing to see the engineering and ingenuity at work. Fascinating and inspiring.
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  489. I've been following you since the beginning of the channel, and I've always been impressed with your research and presentation quality. The quality of your 3d animations just keeps getting better!! Physics demonstrations, along with visualizations of complex engineering, makes it all so much more interesting and easy to digest. One of my favorite youtube channels hands down.
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  490. Awesome to see lots of our footage and audio captured during that historic first launch to orbit! Great video RE! and go FF!
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  491. Thanks!
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  492. YES YES YES, that is easily my favorite book series period!!!! Im listening through the books for the 3rd time in preparation for the next book.
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  493. He was talking about LCD. The display shown does not correspond to what is being said anyway.
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  494. Brilliant video as usual, but Kelvin is an absolute unit of measurement and as such not given in degrees ° its just seven Kelvin and not 7° Kelvin.
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  495. Finally, a youtube channel that looks at practical things rather than hyping all over tesla. AMBRI is a great company and their product will make way more sense for the current solar and renewable environment.
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  496. You are 1 lucky guy to get this sort of access to an up and coming rocket company! 1) Im so green with envy 😂 2) Thank you for sharing this fantastic interview!!
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  497. At first I was like, hold on, wasn't this posted a good while ago? Then I checked Nebula and sure enough, I had indeed already watched it.
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  498. Brilliant, Saw your excellent piece on RTE, about Turlough Hill a couple of weeks ago. Great work!
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  499. I can't believe this video was over 40 minutes it felt like 10 minutes because it was to entertaining!
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  500. This is so awesome. Even better than some documentary films. Guys share and engage in it so we could get more. Make it worth it for this guy.
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  501.  @maximianocoelho4496  not just that, it's also his voice. He doesn't speak as though he's talking to an idiot, or sound as if he's trying to make something he finds dull very exciting. He just talks about his passion, and the excitement not only shows, it's also quite catching.
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  503. Hello, I would like to thank you for provinding the subtitles, they help me very much. Thank you Real Engineering.
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  504.  @oliverm1255  The entire point of nebula is to not be dependent on youtube and an unstable cash flow. I doubt it will ever be available on youtube except for a few demo modes because the whole point of it being exclusive on nebula is to promote nebula itself. Remember what he said, Nebula was create by him and his youtube friends to unshackle themselves from youtube algorithms.
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  505. nice vid, this is the content ive been waiting for. my friends and i like your accent and pronunciations
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  506.  @RealEngineering  but still i was inpatient so it's more of my fault. So no hard feelings?
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  507. I feel like you worked really hard on this video. Thank you!
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  508. Hello, Real Engineering! Love your videos :)
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  509. Oh, that was odd. I do appreciate the option for french and spanish dubbing, but I've always watched your vids in english so I'll stick to that :) Great video as always!
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  510. Already watched on nebula. 💪
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  511. I wasn't planning to watch a 47 minute documentary on hypersonic aircraft and state of the art jet engine technology after dinner yet here I am. Excellent stuff
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  512. Thank you for another awesome video!!!! Your videos have been one of the reasons I have applied to study Aeronautical Engineering at university!!! Thank you for being such an awesome inspiration!!!!
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  513.  @MostlyPennyCat  This design doesn't need landing gear, which saves weight and complexity. This saved weight can then be used to strengthen the fuselage structure. I'm not saying it is perfect, but to me it seems like the better option
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  514. I like this Brian host. You should include him in more videos
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  515. Man, thanks for the passion and great explanatory video. I'm not an engineer but I watched the video completly immersed. Thanks again and good job👍
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  516. Anytime I see a new RE video, no matter how engaged in what I'm already watching, I click.
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  517. Absolutely love the incredible animations and engineering principles that you show. Thanks!
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  518. +SebastianMisch "I clicked through two of his videos and if what I saw is representative you'll see condescending accusations like "doesn't understand basic physics" and of course a lot of strawmen to make it easier to 'debunk' him" Huh, so you didn't watch Shane's videos about why thunderf00t's arguments are flawed, but you're pretty sure they're full of strawman arguments. That's some intense irony. No. Shane actually plays each part of the relevant statements thunderf00t makes before addressing them. So no strawman. He then explains the relevant principals that thunderf00t got wrong and works out the relevant calculations to demonstrate why he's wrong. "Since you seem to be very invested in this project" I'm not. I'm invested in education. Thunderf00t positions his channel as a science education channel, then gets basic science wrong. That's a problem for me. What's worse is that when people correct him, he refuses to fix his videos. That's a huge problem for me. It's kindof sickening that he would rather spread disinformation than take a hit to his ego. "...why aren't you thankful for the criticism?" There are plenty of legitimate criticisms you can levy against the Hyperloop concept, but Thunderf00t seems to miss all of them. Instead, he messes up the cube square law, says a breach in the tube would cause the equivalent to a nuclear blast wave, spreads FUD about terrorists, and all sorts of ridiculous arguments. Isn't it a red flag to you that thunderf00t thought the compression fan was for propulsion? Isn't it a red flag that he justified that by pointing out a 170 Newton "thrust" figure on pg. 18 of the alpha document? I mean 170N/15000kg pod gives an acceleration of... 0.001 gs. And he would have had to read the preceding 17 pages that mention several times that the fan is for compression to circumvent the kantorwitz limit and the pods are accelerated by electromagnetic linear motors. Does that not set off any red flags to you?
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  519. There's always next year! Look at all you've already accomplished in less than a year breh
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  520. I’m signing up for Nebula right now! I’m all in for supporting fascinating, high quality, nerd entertainment!!🙌🍻 Well done, yall.
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  521. I follow quite a few science and engineering channels on YouTube, but I am most excited when you or PBS Spacetime release a new episode. You are very talented at taking complex and advanced concepts and designs and delivering them in an approachable format that anyone can understand. Your apparent passion for the subject is inspiring. I hope you don't plan on stopping anytime soon! Thank you for sharing another great episode!
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  522. Outstanding video. I’ve read widely about the M4 and you did an excellent job of describing its development and utilization. Excellent graphics and film use also. Thank you; so grateful for seeing this!
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  523. Please don't sell your channel like Business Casual!
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  524. I know this video took alot to make . Definitely worth a comment like and subscribe
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  525. 6 minutes after this 42-minutes video was posted there are already tens of comments saying it's ridiculous. Either they've found a secret "7x playback speed" feature or they're judging without listening. Let's respect the effort that's gone into researching and producing this video by at least giving it a watch before trashing the concept, shall we? Also Clarke's first law applies.
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  526. Love the idea of startpropeller! Such a great initiative that makes perfect sense in this context!
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  527. Just got to the title card but the production value is kind of insane. I feel like I'm 10 years old watching a NOVA documentary on a rainy day again
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  528. I bought two of those notebooks and they are amazing nice high quality I still have both (I normally lose my notebooks) I take advanced courses at my highschool and are exactly what I needed for my math 121 college class. I would rather buy from you to help make more videos then one from Walmart
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  529. What an amazing job done by real engineering! I just finished my Aircraft Powerplant Repairer course in the Army and the fact that you truly covered all of the important info precisely and concisely. Outstanding researching, script writing, and video making in general. Major props!
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  530. Brian it has been my pleasure to see your videos get better and better. I think this is your best work yet. You should feel very proud of all you've accomplished. :-)
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  531. Lots of love from Nepal!.I have watched most of your videos and they are amazing and inspiring .And finally saw you..😄😄
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  532. I really enjoy your content man! Also you allow me to progress in English. Cheers from France.
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  533. These are the kinds of videos I love! Someone who is curious about something and passionately shares what they found. I learned so much from this video! Thank you!
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  534. Cheers dude Love your work 👍
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  535. The difference between fossil fuel and renewable energy people generally tend to forget . The fossil fuel plant requires fuel plus maintenance . In renewable it requires only maintenance and in the long you make your money faster . With that said we do need better energy storage
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  536. Dust. Anybody? No? Dust. Anybody? No? Dust. Anybody? No? Dust. Anybody? No? Dust.
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  537. New Real Engineering video!? LET'S GOOOO
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  538. I just took the first step towards my dream of working as an engineer for the betterment of the world by starting my bachelors and I want you to know that your videos played an important part by motivating me and showing me what my goal is. Thank you!
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  539. Lets all agree Real Engineering makes our day better. You explain everything in details and make it fun. (Edita: thank you for liking my comment)
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  540. I don't think these changes negatively affected the thrill of f1 at all, if anything they made it better. Faster grippier cars means any small mistake will cost more time which helps overtaking. We've even seen a double overtake in Baku this year.
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  541. EXTREAMLY GOOD VIDEO! I'm loving it to see your exitement of making thies videos!
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  542. haven't seen one of your vids in many many months (i forgot, or youtube "forgot", to click the bell). Production quality has shot up immensely, good show sir!
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  543. Can vouch for We are Legion We are Bob. Great series, can't wait for book 4
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  544. Hey I know YouTube algorithm has not been kind to you lately, but just know that you're doing an amazing job man. Your contents deserve a lot of views. But it's okay, we, your fans, are with you. Sending sanitized love your way.
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  545. really digging the commentary footage! makes for a much more intimate video :)
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  546. "bhhut.."😂
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  547. not sure why, and im pretty surprised but this almost moved me to tears... the sheer amount of passion and dedication required to make something so precise, so graceful... i dont think i have been this moved in a long time, and i think i want to become a pilot, this has pushed into wanted to pursue flight, and while i wont be able to fly a harrier, or an F-18, i would be happy with a J3 cub, or a Cessna, thank you Real Engineering, i doubt you'll see this but but for the first time in a long long time i feel inspired, and i can not thank you enough
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  548. You realise the narrator isn’t British, right? He’s Irish. The jokes about Britain was not him being self-deprecating.
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  549. First time visitor to your channel. Came from minute physics. Great video. Just wanted to give some feedback. You are taking about lots of numbers in this video. They don't make any impact on passive viewers. Try showing some comparison like graphs, pie charts etc for all numbers shown. Human brains see numbers logarithmicaly. Difference between 1 and 2 is not same as between 100 and 101. So some bug number wont make any sense unless you have something to compare it with. Please consider this a positive criticism to improve yourself.
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  550.  @phizc  I told the techs to wash their hands after lunch
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  551. Always a pleasure watching your videos.
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  552. thank you for the skillshare trial!
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  553. I love seeing how your animations get better with each video ❤
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  554. Come on people. Help this channel on Patreon.
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  555. Gracias Por el video en español, de verdad increible, Saludos y espero sigan con mas videos en español! 😁😁👍👍
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  556. I recently (7 months ago) I started working on GE MR and CT scanners. I have great appreciation for these magnificent and complex machines, and it made my day seeing this YT channel than I have watched for years do a great job explaining how the machines I work on every day, work.
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  557. I enjoy watching these kinds of videos, science is amazing
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  558. I was a bit on the fence wether to go for the lifetime subscription, but this video convinced med. They even gave me my current plan as a discount as I had just renewed it 😎
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  559. Anyone got recommended this after they watched Kurzgesagt's newest video
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  560. Saw this on Nebula it's so good!
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  561. Good luck with that. Although Curiosity Stream as a whole seems enticing, I'll pass for now.
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  562. There are many things I love about this video. First, you talk with actual engineers instead of CEOs, giving credit to the peoples working behind the scenes and creating new solutions in this industry. Second, you did the work and have the knowledge to complement the interview with educated guesses and research papers. Third, you paused a few times to illustrate the mentioned concepts, and give us time to digest the stream of information directed at us. This is great work! Keep it up!
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  563. Real Engineering Element 3D is a fantastic starting point for learning that sort of thing if you haven't gotten it yet. It's pretty powerful too. For the I-beam you could make a mask outlining the cross section and then extrude it. Element could then distort, twist, and bend it which is cool.
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  564. I just signed up for curiosity stream using your channels promo code. Thank you for everything you do, I can only imagine how hard you and your team work.
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  565. Danke!
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  566. This was an incredibly insightful video, I've always thought lithium-ion wasn't the best option for stationary grid-size battery packs and I've got my answer right here. PS: I was hesitant of subscribing to CuriosityStream, now I did it for one year. Thanks!
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  567. Im following them for a while now, really interested to see how far they can go.
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  568. @Brian you and the fantastic content and the enormous work you put in producing those amazing videos are the reason why I just subscribed to curiosity stream ;-)
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  569. Outstanding video and because I have 3 daughters, thank you for bringing up women in engineering. Can’t have reasonable solutions with only half the population participating.
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  570. This is fascinating and crazy that I've never heard of nuclear-powered planes! CuriosityStream seems like a pretty good deal for someone who watches documentaries
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  571. Every video on this channel I have watched has been absolutely phenomenal. Thank you for your work :)
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  572. Thank you for the episode and all the support. Cheers from Mariupol, Ukraine ✊🔥
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  573. That’s the fun part about ITAR, you’ll never know, lol.
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  574. The first part of this video is just Brian having had enough of people saying renewable is worse for the environment and I'm here for it.
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  575. Thank you so much for this video! I've been Bladesmithing/Blacksmithing for a little over two years now and I've gotta say that your description is the most detailed AND comprehensive explanation that I've ever heard on this topic. I'll absolutely be referring others to it:)
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  576. Excellent video! I've said it before, but I always appreciate the citations in these types of videos, it really speaks to a well-made and well-researched video essay! Thanks again.
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  577. I thought this was a video slamming apple but it wasn’t I just watched this to get triggered and I didn’t this fascinated me
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  578. That's great. You got a thousand more since then. Hope you manage to win that award. :)
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  579. Real Engineering Congrats man!
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  580. love this channel, much thanks!
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  581. I've been a subscriber for a while and have enjoyed many of your videos. I was just watching a documentary on the Harrier jump-jet... I'm familiar with it but found myself confused with the nozzle placement. I couldn't find anything, well, I watched a crummy 1992 animation or something like that and then immediately yours popped up. Everything I wanted to know was explained in perfect detail along with history of how it got to that point proceeding that information. The thrust differential between the fronts and the rears was an issue I thought would have to be dealt with. Not only was my suspicion correct, as you immediately pointed out, you explained exactly how and why nozzle placement compensated for it. That's very satisfying, sir. Thank you!
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  582. Just going to say there were some very good animations in this video I know how hard and time consuming they are and this video had textbook examples of a good animation
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  583. Astounding informative video ... Being a materials engineer I understood how much effort have done to gather such a superabundance of information in a video like this... Shout-out to the creators 👏👏
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  584. Thank you so much for sharing this! I'll get getting nebula for sure as soon as I can afford it! *$11.99/yr edit: nevermind, got it today! Looking forward to watching the rest of the series
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  585. B thumbnail gang!
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  586. Fair enough; you're entitled to your worldview. However, I just subscribed because I saw Hank's name, so it all balances out :)
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  587. But Brian, I still fart a lot in planes :(
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  588. You guys are such nerds lol I love it
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  589.  @MyNoNeX  That would be brian i believe
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  590. @15:25 You used some of my research group's findings in paper [11] - Oli is gonna have such a big head when I tell him his "fantastic paper" was featured XD
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  591. Thank you for saying stop at least 1 person has a brain, on a personal note thank you for your videos they've helped me understand so much about what engineering is not just what it looks and sounds like, I'm hoping to become an engineer for either BAE systems or the British military (probably the royal navy) and although my farther is a civil it's still confusing how may different thing there are in this job
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  592. Indeed I was not notified about this video in any way by YouTube It did not even show on my subscription list. I'm leaving this comment to support your work
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  593. Great article - I always noticed the engine cutting out on the Hurricane in the film as well - so it's a nice example to use. Just reading through some of the comments on here - wow there are some total arseholes with nothing better to do than to troll and abuse. Well done keyboard warriors. Perhaps you'd like to create a page like this and share knowledge. No? Didn't think so either.
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  594. I'll have a JWST please, Bob. What a tremendous video. Easily one of the best things I've ever seen or read about this mission.
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  595. Watching your logistics of d day video on nebula I'd like to add Dieppe was known to be a suicide mission before it started and the Canadians bravely gave their life to give the allies information on what to expect on an assault, they ended up making it further than expected and gained a lot of critical nazi information. The Canadian Juno Beach was also stormed first on D-day while the other allies struggled as most of their tanks didn't make it on land. Canadian troops then shut down nazi infrastructure from behind and allowed for the other beaches to succeed
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  596. Yay I just subbed to you and also got the bundle deal. Very awesome video and thank you for the 41% off. Have been contemplating getting CuriosityStream for a while (gotta admit I had not heard of Nebula before) but never felt I really needed it until now.
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  597. Who would win in a fight? McGregor or the 787?
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  598. This is an incredible video! One of the best explanations on the heat treatment process. Great balance of practical and theoretical. Wish I had this when studying materials science..!
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  599. This is exactly what I needed to watch today. Thanks for the wonderful dose of inspiration.
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  600. That was hilarious the avatar reference and you lucky son of a b** that looks like soo much much fun.
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  601. When I saw this show up in my recommendations I figured it'd be the same wikipedia history as all the others I've seen on the subject. Because I felt like listening to some low-intensity background noise while playing games on the other monitor, I opened the video... ...and found it's actually an in-depth look into the science and technology involved in designing a WW2 fighter. On one hand, I found a new channel to follow. On the other, I completely forgot about the game I was playing and died while afk. You win some, you lose some :D.
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  602. Marvelous platform to learn what actual Engineering is..
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  603.  @OldieBugger  People always make the confusion it's very annoying but for once, jugging by the real engineering level of this guy, it's only a mistake. Clearly he knows the difference between energy and power, and much more!
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  604. 26:45 that was smart thinking and also, that way, it'll be friendly to left handed writers
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  605. I must say. Your quick explanation of entropy and the animation with it in the Nebula version is by far the best I have ever seen. I see a lot of criticism about it being 60 min long but it was really "lekker" (Afrikaans word for very very very nice) to be able to watch one of your videos like you would watch a documentary. Hope there are more in the future. Your YouTube/Nebula channel is one of my biggest motivations to keep on struggling with my engineering degree. Thanks for all the amazing content and hard work.
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  606. i love your videos keep it up !!! also i am still 13 years old and love your videos
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  607. Was surprised not to find "At The Edge of Space" in the reference list... it shows more of the pilot's perspective (being written by Milton O. Thompson, one of the pilots), but also covers all the different incidents, some engineering details and a lot of background in a very interesting way. Can highly recommend it to anyone who watched this entire video, I think I re-read it about a dozen times :)
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  608. Been watching his D-Day series, definitely suggest it.
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  609. This is TOO COOL. i learned alot of things i had never heard. Your channel rules!
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  610. wrong
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  611. I love the note books you’ve come out with. Im gonna get a new one here soon once my current one is closer to filled.
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  612. Slava Javelin! 🇺🇦
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  613. I've been watching your 'Logistics of D-Day' series on Nebula, it's outstanding! I'm eagerly looking forward to each new episode!
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  614. Great video, subbed to Alex channel!
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  615. You are the best man on whole YouTube. ❤️
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  616. This channel is a shining example of a contemporary Irish educated individual... well spoken, well informed and articulate. Our people have moved on from the past of laborers, farmers, and builders. yet the work ethic of our parents and grandparents has not been forgotten, but amalgamated into a high-tech high performance and innovative nation... If only there was more than 4.5 million of us, we'd take over the world, and all wars would stop overnight... and there’d be lots of drinkin done too!
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  617. Trispectre Thats when it got released on Patreon 👍
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  618. Heat treating is such a huge industry that common citizens barely even know about, I'm a heat treater contractor for vessels and tubes in refineries, power plants, nuclear plants....everywhere!
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  619. At a conference a German Scientist involved in the Energiewende (German transition to renewables) said that with interconnection you can have up to 70% renewables without storage. Most countries are way off that so interconnection should be the first priority, then batteries etc.
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  620. Thought this one looked a bit too long but stuck with it and was worth every minute. Brilliant.
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  621. This lead-in for the brilliant ad was the best I've ever heard. You're selling me something I want. You're making me want it. And you're elevating that process. I'm also excited for the next vid
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  622. The quality of your videos and effort you put in convinced me to sign up for my schools engineering program. Keep doing your amazing work man. Absolutely unrivaled content creator, go like his videos people!
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  623. Probably the most informative video of JWST on YouTube
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  624. Love your curiosity, Brian! You're always the first person in the room to ask great questions no matter what! That's why I love Real Engineering videos; practically pulling the questions out of my own head well over half the time. It makes for the most informative videos out there! Keep up the awesome work.
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  625. NOTIFICATION SQUADDD
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  626. Unbelievable quality of visualisations + content! TV is dead. Long live YT creators!
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  627. I was prepared to nitpick this video about all the incorrect and misleading troupes common to tanks and especially the Sherman, but pleasantly surprised I don’t need to. Nice
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  628. You've absolutely outdone yourself with this documentary! Also it's nice to see the person behind the voice we all love:)
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  629. hahahahahaha YES MATE plz more of YOU in these videos...the whole intro section had me in a fit
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  630. #NotificationSquaaaaaddd!!! Always look forward to your vids !!
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  631. This was the most incredible video I've seen on this subject. This telescope is so amazing, the best episode Real Engineering has done! Lets hope everything goes well in deployment, so excited!!
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  632. Us : Mars..... Brian : MERS....
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  633. Brian, I dont know who had an extra hand in this video or if all Nebula videos get this treatment. There's something extra about this. It might be the subtle soundtrack, or extra editing of the script but this is a special video. There's no fluff. Honestly videos like this will make me sign up for Nebula. Seriously this is good stuff. No clickbaity title, quality, sourced content. Great job!
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  634. I love you
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  635. For some reason your channel was recommended for me yesterday, and i can't turn off the pc since :) Thanks for the very good quality videos, they're awesome. Greeteings from Hungary :)
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  636. Hello!!! I'm early from the Discord Server!! :D
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  637. Love your videos, always top notch. I've had Nebula and Curiosity Stream for over 2 years now and they are great, I'd highly recommend them. 10/10
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  638. how im litterly building the lego space shuttle i just wanted to watch a random vid
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  639. i swear every single upload guys make i always say "f*ck yeah" out loud. every. single. time. i can't wait to find out what amazing details in engineering i've somehow missed this time!
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  640. A very nice message to wendover production 13:28
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  641. Fuck me, the number of russian bots posting in the comments is insane. This video is gonna get so many clicks thanks to how the Youtube algorithm works. SLAVA UKRAINE
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  642. Just to let you know, I am studying Aerospace Engineering because of you
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  643. Greetings from kenya, I live in MOMBASA
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  644. I got the lifetime subscription the day I received the email. Thanks for creating Nebula!
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  645. Oh nooo boohoo what will he do without you
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  646. Please provide English subtitle options.
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  647. Oh my gad! That sim software and your work with it are AMAZING. Great video, I'll be using this video and a few excerpts from your others to pitch the usage of a license to purchase this software...i know that sounds goofy but i need simplified language and real-life samples to pitch this to my area heads.
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  648. your video production is not what we deserve on youtube, IT'S SOOO GOOOD, heeelll yes I am going to subscribe Nebula just for you!!!
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  649. I love that you are growing out your hair. It really suits you and looks great!
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  650. Got excited when I saw the new video. Then realized I already watched it on Nebula😂
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  651. Came to Nebula via CS, stayed with Nebula only after the first period. Am happy to be one of the 680k. keep up the good work! I was happy to see the face behind this great voice of yours. Just updated to Nebula Lifetime, it’s a no brainer for me.
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  652. Thank you for the proper explanation, makes sense to me now. So much value in this channel, thanks bro! :-)
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  653. I am a simple man, I see real engineering video, I don't read the title, I just click on the video :)
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  654. I’m your biggest turbofan
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  655. 1.Irish Road racing and Isle of Man. 2.wrc or rallying. 3.touring cars 4.motocross or supercross 5.bumper cars drunk by the seaside 6.Moto gp 7.drifting with the mother in law in the car ...... ........ ...... 215557. F1 and nascar.
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  656. Hands down the best channel on Youtube! I get so excited when i see a new video. Keep up the amazing work❤
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  657. if you've ever considered Audible´get We are Legion We are Bob as he recommended, amazing books!
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  658. That thumbnail title is terrible, did you let your teenage nephew write it?
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  659. 8:14 - 'Transonic Surprise' is now my band name.
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  660. Man the quality of this video is insane. The density of information, well-informed graphics, interview storyline, footage... it's the perfect video, thank you.
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  661. This is how you know information is good, when the author publishing it originaly had one thing in mind, and then thorugh research found it not to be true and then changed the publicastion to reflect his research
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  662. Already there, and following your videos...
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  663. Because technology is the devil and demons are sexy.
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  664. Wow. Just wow. This format is definitely a winner. I’ll be honest that I drift in and out of watching your videos from time to time, but this format grabbed me and kept me engaged the whole way through. Keep up the excellent work, can’t wait to see the next one 👍
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  665. I love these kind of videos. As a mechanical engineer this is what i live for. thank you
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  666. I'm a french Canadian. But I'm so used to watching english stuff on YT that I didn't even realized until the end of the video that I was watching it in french. I knew there was something odd about it but couldn,t put the finger on it. :D But thanks!
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  667. God damn that nebula ad was so good I subscribed while it was still playing.
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  668. HAa! I'm early
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  669. Hey Real Engineering, love the longer format, didn't know I wanted it untill I was looking to see which was your longest video and it turned out to be one you uploaded a couple of days ago. Thanks for all the great videos, great to see Irish people succeeding on Youtube too , fair balls lad!
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  670. Damn I didnt know Curiosity Stream did yall dirty like that. Time to change subscription!
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  671. yooooooooo! i love your channel but im sp happy to see the bobiverse!!! such an amazing series, keep up the great work and everyone should get the series on audible or not! !
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  672. Hey Brian I love and love all your videos and your channel is one of my favourite
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  673. I realy engoy the good questions you make. it´s the kind of stuff i would i woud ask if i could. Thank you!
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  674. I watched it on nebula but had to go back there to give it a like
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  675. Best video explaining Webb so far… thank you!
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  676. I like Irish Matt Berry
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  677. The bobiverse series is my favorite book series! Its scifi without a lot of the bs scifi troupes
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  678. This video didn't show up in my subbox. Fuck youtube.
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  679. Much better video than the past couple! Love this kind of stuff!
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  680. I like your videos, so i don't skip the ads 😉. And your thumbnails are cool. F1 Red Bull 💖
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  681. Please make this with the saturn v
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  682. I really appreciate the Spanish dubbing!!!
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  683. "As Goddard intended" is a great joke
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  684. Woah woah woah..... what’s that “terrible videos” playlist?
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  685. Your short got recommended to me, glad I clicked the link on it :D
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  686. Need that notebook.
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  687. Thx for the answer! The quality of your videos is always rising with each upload. I wish you the best on your future carrier!
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  688. these 40min felt like 5 I really love your channel \o/
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  689. Marine KC-130 mechanic here, I worked on aircraft equipped with the 4 blade props. They were susceptible to hydraulic leaks in cold weather (hydraulics controlled the variable pitch props). The USMC sold/transferred all our aircraft which were then equipped with the NP-2000 8 blade props. Other than the performance increase, I hope the engineers figured out this issue, but its good to see these old hercs still operating in the harshest environments in the world! great video!
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  690. This is the coolest video on YouTube so far this year, IMHO. Keep up the great work!
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  691. But seriously how can LG TV reject your app if there is no queer content? James Somerton said so! C; Yeah I'm never going to let that go, like seriously of all things to say when I am following a person (Jesse Earles) that is MAKING a queer movie with Nebula lol
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  692. I want to make a youtube channel called LighteningFoot I can do videos about how making Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches is impossible. It will be sure to attract many over confident, incel, narcissists.
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  693. This fucking video 😂 2 am i should be asleep but i just saw this in my feed and i was like "i already know about screws but oh well sleep is for the weak". Im so glad i watch all your videos, i notice you had a very different approach to this one and idk if its just the shock of that or that i just really liked everything about it. Please keep your content coming dude, but dont over do yourself at our expense. Love your work bro
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  694. The graph paper notebooks are very nice. Way nicer than what I’ve bought at office supply stores. Very high quality. I bought 4 and gave one to each of my two kids who I hope will follow me into engineering or some other STEM field. Anyway thanks for selling those.
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  695. Given I already have a nebula account, does it benefit the content creator more to watch this video here? Or on Nebula? Assuming I only watch it once.
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  696. Watching this with my Endeavour sweat shirt from the California Science Center. Love this.
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  697. One of your best videos ever! 👏 I think I'm going to sign up for Curiosity Stream. You've convinced me.
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  698. A full documentary from real engineering! This has singlehandedly made my day 3x better
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  699. When is the Battle of Britain series coming out, legit can't wait!
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  700. Seriously one of the best channels on YouTube. Awesome work.
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  701. I wanted to watch mrwhostheboss's newest video but I chose this one 😢
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  702. Why have I only come across your channel now? I thought I had all the engineering channels covered...guess I can binge watch a load now, amazing stuff!
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  703. When are you making a documentary on Netflix lol
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  704. Bro, i want a heart from you
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  705. Who else is also subbed to every single channel featured in the Nebula ad at the end of the video?
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  706. 4:20 I like how Stephanie (from Real Science) helped Brian in making this video
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  707. This guy's podcasts are so good. If you haven't listened to them yet I definitely recommend it - really great quality. Can't wait to hear what's coming next!
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  708. You have a nice face, and a great voice, it's great for going to sleep
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  709. Alright, alright. I'm loving this so far. I'm buying a subscription!
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  710. Sorry to hear that, can you let me know what job and I'll check out the issue for you. Site Manager for Propeller here.
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  711. Thanks for the skillshare link! I've signed up and going to make the most of it!
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  712. Luv what u do❤❤
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  713. This was bloody great. Everything I wanted to know about JATO and arctic operations!
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  714. Thanks!
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  715. Hey just wanted to say I really like the video. I’m impressed by your 3D graphic representations and the subtle sponsorship plug.
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  716. great videos. both this main as the King of the North and the Behind the Scenes Interview. I do wonder having seen it all how much more material in B shots and what not there is. Like in the Behind the Scenes you do show a bit of things not even seen here. but It looked so fun to just see. I am honest to say I just want to see much more of it. Its that fun.
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  717. I am signing up to Curiosity Stream just to support Nebula, it is such an awesome initiative involving all my favorite ytbers
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  718. It's a great day when one of my favorite creators makes a series about one of my favorite things in the world. I watched it on Nebula but I came here to leave a comment. Keep it up!
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  719. I like that you addressed Musk's issues even if it was for an ad. What SpaceX is doing is fantastic and I wholeheartedly support it. But the man behind it has some serious PR issues (especially in regards to Twitter/X) that a lot of other space channels just completely ignore and treat him as if he is this great savior.
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  720. I'm guessing you're going to get a huge surge of subscribers from the MinutePhysics collaboration. Hi, I'm one of them. I watched a handful of your videos to make sure I'd be interested (hence this comment being on this video, not the collab one), they were all great. Looking forward to more, keep up the good work, all that kind of stuff.
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  721. The replacement for AirForce1 needs to be super / hyper sonic. The replacement for the E4B needs to be large (like an a380).
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  722. As an American, my first major experience using metric exclusively was when I built a quad-copter a year ago. Most all of the parts were made in china by Chinese companies, so everything was measured in terms of millimeters (except for propeller length weirdly enough). I recently learned to use Celsius fluently without having to do conversions in my head while on a vacation in southern Europe. I'm currently in the process of completely switching to metric.
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  723. OK, I had to pause at 29:03. I promise to continue watching when sober. After almost 2 liters of very good wine, I decided to stop an quit. I see things get serious, so I will not continue in the present state of my mind/body. Cheers! See you tomorrow.
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  724. I'm currently struggling to finish my Master's Degree in electrical engineering, my professors made me hate it. Thanks to your videos I found again the love for learning, which I lost on the way.
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  725. Nice, SatTrackCam Leiden reference! Great Blog! High recommend you people read it. He talks about and tracks secret military satellites.
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  726. I don’t even watch these before liking, I just know it’s gonna be a banger
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  727. Canúint Éireannach ar do ghuth? An spéisiúil go deó. Maith thú ! 🇮🇪
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  728. Man this taught me more than a whole semester of metallurgy
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  729. Commentator is in a different time zone…. Remember to put your clocks forward three months next week…
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  730. Happy 100mil total views!
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  731. Quite a shame that so many people have issues with your accent. Really bugs me when people point out every word you pronounce differently than they do (I grew up in the southern US, I don't have much of an accent but whenever I say apricot people act like I committed a crime .). I really enjoy your videos and have been watching this channel since the start. Keep making these awesome videos!
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  733. Subscribed! This was a phenomenal video!
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  734. I got a notification this time, huh.
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  735. SUPER nit picky tip: Love your intro with the alpha channel. Click the "continually rasterize" option in AE so the assets don't blur when zooming in :)
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  736. Mind = blown. Right when I'm thinking "I wonder how he manages to get all this lovely footage, is it even all legal?", there is an ad about stock footage. I've been having a few ideas for videos, but having visuals more interesting than powerpoint slides looked like a big hurdle. Good pointers!
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  737. nigga looks like pre-pubescent keemstar.
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  738. Quite simply the best explanation of the swept wing which I have ever heard! Many thanks for this.
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  739. There is no dark side of the moon, of course, but we understand what you meant.
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  740. So many videos on James Webb ST. Been passing on most of them as thought they would be all repeats of what I know already. I see a 30 min RE video and I know there will be some good stuff here and will be worth a watch!
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  741. Hey Brian can you make an ASMR video of you quietly examining R&D materials? Thanks
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  742. this is the best video i have ever seen in a long time. i appreciate the artform exhibited here. thank you.
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  743. Thanks for letting me know you just published Episode V. Going there now. Great show, Mate. )))
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  744. Real Engineering bleh. That sucks. I hope people that left patreon didn’t hurt you too much. I love your channel. One of the few I subscribe to and one of the fewer yet I supported financially
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  745. okay you really made me buy nebula with this, well played
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  746. Thanks
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  747. I first came across this channel via the Insane Engineering of the A-10 and it inspired me to start building a flight simulator for the A-10. I guess I'll have to start on the F-35!
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  748. So freaking good. My son said, woah I wish my classes were like this...
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  749. This is amazing watching this Chanel from the first 2 min video 5 years ago and today's video is 42 minutes keep going you are an inspiration to me to study mechanical engineering ❤️❤️
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  750. Man every video is better than the last. Stellar content!
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  751. Is incredible how good your videos have become, I'm so happy to contribute you by paying Curiosity and Nebula bundle, keep the good job!!!
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  752. Duuude! Finally we can see you in a video! Its good to see ya! haha
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  753. I plan on applying with them in the near future!
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  754. Fuck it, I'm subscribing to Nebula
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  755. "Fuckin' light them!" Hon the lads.
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  756. Love the Propellor app. It's like Otta for Engineering. I really hope it takes off for you!
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  757. Man’s not hot, fam!
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  758. I learned more about the airplanes of WW1 from this 15min video than I did from the weeks my history teacher spent on the entire WW1 unit. And it wasnt even that our teacher's version was topical but he focused so much on just memorizing event dates (like the assassination of the archduke, etc.) which made the topic [or any history subject he covered] really boring and un-engaging. Thanks for making the video. I used to always wonder how propeller mounted guns didnt hit the spinning blades - great explanation on that and also about why the multi-tier wings of bi and triplanes were initially used and why they became phased out as stronger materials were found. Now I know why Snoopy the dog flew a biplane! 🤣
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  759. ¡Gracias!
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  760. You're on RTE now! Fair play! Building Ireland...
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  761. Fascinating video which like a good book I stopped at several points to reflect on and in my case explain something to my partner who was not watching There was so much in this video I will likely watch this again as it has given me several ideas points of departure in thinking.
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  762. Loved this on Nebula. ❤
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  763. 10/10 thumbnail and title combo. Wouldn't have clicked otherwise and I'm glad I did. Got a new fan
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  764. Bro I havent watched you videos in a minute. I miss your voice.
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  765. This was an excellent one, Brian! Now off to Nebula to see the full interviews with amazing Brigette and Jordi. 🏆
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  766. We are legion is probably some of the best books on Audible.
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  767. Yo congrats on the trending spot, really loving the content!
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  768. Were you on RTE 1 about the underwater cable?!?!
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  769. Was nice to hear your voice on RTE tonight
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  770. Loved this video. I watched it on nebula but no comments there, so I came over here to express my desire for more of this style of video! Very enjoyable. I would love to learn more about what made some of the unique planes unique like the p-51 mustang and p-38 lightning! Also, was the release of this video just after the release of the p-47 thunderbolt on DCS world a coincidence?
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  771. Bro your videos are top notch now man. I’ve been watching you for quite awhile. It’s not very cool to be a physics boi where I’m from so there’s not a lot of outlets for me to apply myself other than college. Ur channel has kept my passion from fading, and ur passion clearly shows in your videos. Keep doing what you do🤙🏾
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  772. Come on fellas, a documentary streaming service, helping out content channels like Real Engineering and financial aid for Ukraine. Hit that link!
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  773. just signed up with curiositystream with your code, amigo. This site looks awesome! For $20 year??? Great deal!
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  774. This a crazy new idea. At least its new to me. Glad to have seen this. Appreciate the deep dive.
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  775. Thanks!
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  776. Wait, what part of "the truth" did he even censor? The only thing I can think of is when he said Rape of Nanjing images are NSFL, which I would agree to. He didn't include any censored images or try to hide the truth, he even said that denying the Rape of Nanjing is akin to denying the holocaust. Also, who is getting put in prison for speaking the truth? Maybe in the middle east or China, but not in European countries (unless "the truth" is advocating for nazism).
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  777. Censoring an image is not the same as denying the events depicted happened. He did not try to hide the events or the cruelty of Nanjing, in fact he made a point to talk about it even though it was completely irrelevant to the video. The images can be found easily online and in any documentary or youtube video that is actually made about Nanjing. This video is not about the rape of Nanjing or even about Japan's invasion of China, it is solely about the history of one Japanese plane used in WWII. Also, I searched for "man put in prison for speaking truth UK" and here is what I found: 1. A Daily Wire article on one Nigel Pelham. The article didn't mention what he actually tweeted, just that he said "mean things about muslims." Further research into this reveals that actually, Pelham advocated for the gassing and sterilization of Muslims. No "truth speaking" found here. 2. One Matthew Woods, who was jailed on account of posting tweets detailing sexual abhorrence and disdain for two victims of kidnapping. He was given the maximum sentence for his crime, 3 months. No "truth" here either. 3. Finally, Tommy Robinson, a notorious far right figurehead who was apparently jailed for trying to film a court case involving child groomers. But, Robinson has had multiple jail sentences in the past for abuse, assault, and is on suspension for gang rape. Almost all sources that support Robinson blatantly ignore that it is against the law to film or photograph the trial for any crime. When you said "anyone brazen enough to speak the truth gets put into prison" I thought you were speaking of people equivalent to Edward Snowden or Chelsea Manning (who is still wrongfully imprisoned for revealing government secrets). The only sources I found were ones of people getting short jail sentences for being racist or neo-nazis. If you have a counter example, feel free to link it to me, I'm genuinely interested. Also, the UK has put out countless documentaries on the holocaust, the Rape of Nanjing, and WWII in general. Why do you believe they want to censor world history?
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  778. Absolutely nobody: Real Engineering: So what’s the deal with screws?
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  779. Holy shit. Best ad ever. I’ll give you the $300 my man, never quit
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  780. Merci !
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  781. Fuck sakes mate, makes it hard to say no when you market Nebula like that
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  782. You are and always will be my favorite channel keep up the great work
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  783. This is amazing… this is like that one teacher that can grab a student’s attention 100% of the time. Great great work. The level of technical jargon with visual aids balances the attention span of the subscriber… you catch them with the initial overview then continue,add just enough technical data then ramp back up with more visual content… perfect recipe for success! You got a new subscriber!! Thanks
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  784. This is absolutely stunning. I love the level of detail in the explanations. It's impossible to really appreciate a project like this without getting into such details. I am excited about the JWT.
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  785. Thanks for the video, and thanks for the keysight thing, i signed up, looks super interesting and going to attend it.
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  786. Thanks!
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  787. Thanks!
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  788. I was early love me please
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  789. Then why are you on this video and commenting?
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  790. Thanks
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  791. I WANT TO SEE MORE BUT THE MOMENT YOU WERE ABOUT TO TELL ME WHERE I COULD FIND THE LINK TO YOUR INSTAGRAM THE VIDEO CUT OUT, PLEASE TELL ME WHERE TO SEE MORE.
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  792. go back to physics 101 before making any more educational videos
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  793. One of the best segues into the sponsor I've ever seen on youtube
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  794.  @RealEngineering  I understand, keep up the great work
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  795. Thanks
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  796. Twas a bit mental seeing your face, but also great to put a face to the voice of my favourite fellow Irish man content creator. Keep up the good work. Go raibh maith agat.
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  797. Thanks!
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  798. Terrible that the video got demonetized, but that's YouTube for you. For those that want to do some extra reading (and just in case Real Engineering wasn't aware they existed), I would recommend the US Army in World War II series, helpfully hosted on the Army Center for Military History's site: https://history.army.mil/html/bookshelves/collect/usaww2.html I used these for my thesis (which was also on logistics), and I found them incredible.
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  799. Those books are beauitiful mate
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  800. The animations keep getting and better, your animation team is really good.
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  801. Thanks!
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  802. Thanks!
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  803. Wow! I'm at a loss for words. This was an amazing piece. Your team put two of my favorite things together, the C-130 and Artic regions. I've always wanted to spend some time helping with research in a sub-zero region. This was a good way to vicariously live a small sample of it!
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  804. Wow that explanation of FFT really helped it click for me! Amazing video 👏🏼
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  805. Wow im hooked on this "We are legion We are bob" book!!!
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  806. Where can I find the references?
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  807. Wow. I just got absolutely roasted by real engineering.
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  808. Thanks
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  809. Already watched this😉
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  810. The link to real science in the description isn’t working
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  811. For future videos like this, upload them at 1440p to force YouTube to increase the bitrate so that the moving starfields won't turn the quality to shit.
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  812. the Keysight ad is one of the rare times i'd happily watch an ad. Because that advertisement is more like a showcase of a true ally to us scientists. The people who make the tools and supplies to enable Us to continue forward is the true hero in our journey.
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  813. 2:25 nice sneakers! j balvin jordan 3s, i see u fellow sneakerhead ;)
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  814. This video was so cool I bought a year subscription to brilliant. Ya got me.
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  815. Thanks again for sharing! Now proud to be a new subscriber of Curiositystream/Nebula for the coming year. Thanks again Real Engineering team!
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  816. Danke!
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  817. Your RTV silicone "short" was the best short I have ever watched!!!!!
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  818. On one of the worst days of my life, I laughed harder than I ever have before. I owe you one, bud. Thanks.
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  819. These three videos are the coolest videos I've ever seen of the shuttle. YouTubers are the envy of Hollywood these days.
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  820. Very annoying accent and unnecessary self mentioning.
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  821. Love this! So glad you got your own footage! ✈️👍🏼
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  822. ARE THOSE BLENDER GRAPHICSSS? YOU'RE DOPE MAAAAN
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  823. Yer a little late bud, i just bought it yesterday!
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  824. As a wise man once said: “I am a dwarf and I’m digging a hole. Diggy diggy hole.”
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  825. Bro Stephanie is in this video
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  826. 23:45 the Omega Moonwatch ah? the perfect watch for a channel like this, excellent choice.
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  827.  @RealEngineering  Then i will go there, thank you!
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  828. When you link your Nebula companion video, can you please link it directly in description? thanks :)
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  829. So complex is the thermodynamics and you explain so well here. I know that effect for several years but I never thought to explain it, was obvious to me. I think that Nebula is the best subscription that I have now, thanks to your content (and Mustard)
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  830. I subscribed for Brilliant ... Your videos are great ... But why is your accent "piraty"??? (obviously kidding)
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  831. Great video you are the best 🙏🏻
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  832. Great video, delighted to see you getting these opportunities to get out and experience some of these amazing aircraft and places you make so accessible for the rest of us. Your channel has always tempted me with Nebula, but I've always felt I don't get around to all the youtube subscriptions, podcasts and movies on my lists already. This is the one that has sold me to sign up anyway. Nice one Brian
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  833. You coming down to meet us for a pint ?
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  834. Ethanol industry exists because the Presidential campaign in the US starts with the Iowa caucus.... Ethanol has caused the Revolution in Egypt. It has devastated the food for affordable food for the poor anywhere corn is grown. Sacrificing food for gasoline is insane.
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  835. One of the best docus I have ever seen - will download it and also send link to friends
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  836. Just signed up for nebula, Youtube can take their bullshitmonetization policy and shove it. I'll gladly pay to support creators like you. :-)
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  837. FYI, I love your merch! The graph paper journals are so Flippin awesome. The covers are soft, the quality is high, and they just make my life easier. The pocket one is dope too
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  838. Excellent video. I plan to subscribe to Nebula tomorrow when I get home.
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  839. lmao and good stuff best video yet!!!!!!!
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  840. Thanks!
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  841. WOW! Glued to the screen for the whole video... forgot about dinner. Subbed here!
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  842. Nice hook, The Mystery. Well constructed, info dense video. Kept me learning and wanting more.
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  843. I am on disability, but I signed up for Nebula because I've been subscribed here for years and your content is incredible. I never miss a video that comes out. Keep up keeping up.
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  844. Wow, that Battle of Britain documentary looks incredible
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  845. Thanks!
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  846. Great video! and looking forward to more of your content on Nebula .. I just signed up!! :)
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  847. This channel is AMAZING
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  848. 11.99 for a full years membership is amazing for any streaming service. shit... i'd happily pay 19.99 for a full year as that's infinitely cheaper than 99.999% of yearly memberships on anything online
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  849. I was on fence for getting nebula, the interview alone easily covers the cost.
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  850. Damn... am I feeling jealous! Congrats!
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  851. GAAAAAH IM KINDA EARLY. Mate, I really like your videos. Seriously some of the most interesting stuff I've seen on YouTube. You post videos on stuff that I'm SUPER interested in and it's damn amazing. The quality of your videos is honestly tv-worthy. Thinking of making a documentary? Anywho. Keep up the amazing work Real, loving it!
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  852. Teaching the soon to be drafted how to be familiar with the tank buster eh?🤕
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  853. I started grinning when you described Cherenkov radiation and then grinned even harder when you said “some of you are probably raising your eyebrows right now”. I do have Nebula but I hardly use it because it doesn’t have an app for my TV. But I’m tempted to use it for this segment.. not to mention the Boeing thing. Love your D-Day series too btw.
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  854. Apparently ITER has recently decided to exchange beryllium for tungsten for the plasma-facing cladding. So you called this one, congratulations!
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  855. If this video doesn't make you sign up for Nebula, nothing will. I thought surely those animations were ripped from some movie studio.
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  856. Ok Curiosity stream…. Here I come…. Hate paying for anything but I absolutely love this channel and it sounds like Curiosity stream is bristling with similar content. Fifteen bucks a year is not much anyways….
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  857. Scraic from Galway fam
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  858. Brian, this video has really taken your channel to a new level. I know you as a channel with interesting explanations of technical subjects, but in this video you display story-telling mastery. The way that the introduction sequence builds up to the climactic fly-by at 1:53 had me totally hooked. In addition to the top-tier animations mentioned in a lot of other comments, I was also continuously impressed with the archival footage b-roll. It was regularly footage about the exact specific thing you were talking about, and I loved noticing other details like your juxtaposition of the engine gimbaling during the SLS green run hot fire with the analogous test run of the Saturn V. Also, don't act like you didn't sneak in a Millennium Falcon at 6:55.
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  859. Excellent video. Subscribed. Greetings from an Italy aeronautic engineer.
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  860. "Fuckin' light dem"
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  861. Thanks for listening to our feedback, these are the kinds of videos and analysis that we've been wanting and missing in your most recent videos.
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  862. Watched this on Nebula few weeks ago... it is a treat to watch again!
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  863. Great video, I feel like it’s Christmas Eve whenever I wait for your videos
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  864. Thanks!
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  865. I unsubbed several weeks ago when it got apparent you're using this channel to preach the leftist gospel. Can you stay the fuck out of my notifications please?
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  866. I am studying biomedical engineering, but my lecture didn't explain as clear as you Sir 👍
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  867. Wow.. Miata hate, don't alienate your lonely middle aged audience 😆
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  868. Thanks for posting this, I was on the fence about signing up for Curiosity Stream, but I enjoyed this so much I want to continue the videos.
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  869. Among the best videos you have ever made! Keep it up!
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  870. Bought Bill Gate's book on your recommendation and it's excellent
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  871. I lol'ed at the sixth source
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  872. Youtube Is gonna say I didn't watch the video, but I saw it here and watched it on Nebula and really enjoyed it. I'll be frank and say Nebula isn't as massive as I was anticipating when I signed up, but it's still a solid place to support amazing creators like Real Engineering and Mustard as well as others. Plus, getting Nebula and Curiosity Stream together means I'm getting plenty of entertainment for my money. All this to say - I'm glad I signed up and I wanted to say I liked your video somewhere since Nebula doesn't have a way to "like" or comment on videos at time of writing. :)
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  873. Thanks!
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