Comments by "PoodleScone" (@poodlescone9700) on "Real Engineering" channel.

  1. Regular planes: I got all the angles. XF5U: Hold my pancake.
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  2. To be fair, that is gravity's fault.
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  3. Give a bigger discount for Brilliant to CA politicians. Those idiots need to learn to think.
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  4. The panel is not necessarily a factor. I would look at the impact zones and inner door reinforcements.
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  5. This concept could work on low G bodies like the moon.
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  6. Then stop getting shot, soldier!
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  7. This is not the worst idea out there. The technology existed for decades powering aircraft carriers.
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  8. The A10 should be the gold standard for excellent engineering practices.
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  9. What is the energy requirement to push the ISS into a lagrange point? It is already in LEO so it does not have to get out of the entire Earth gravity well.
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  10. Biomass from garbage and waste is what we should be burning, not our food.
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  11. Oh the irony. Helium is a byproduct of oil drilling.
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  12. The most dangerous car is the one where no occupant uses seat belts and the driver is drunk as a skunk.
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  13. Maybe it is time for Elon Musk to invest in bringing down nuclear power costs like what he did for rocket launches.
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  14. This is the perfect application of carbon fiber where tensile strength can shine.
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  15. This marvel was built using slide rules, not CAD. That is hardcore engineering skills.
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  16. Just use capacitors with a Last In, First Out power charge / discharge procedure.
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  17. Those magnus effect pillars will never get under many bridges
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  18. CA politicians always think they can legislate physics into submission.
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  19. The key word is tensile strength. Lateral pressure makes CF weaker than metals.
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  20. Convert poop to biofuel. We got plenty of that stuff.
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  21. You need to do a video of the XF5U and its solution to STOL.
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  22. I always thought the title of space plane was an exaggeration for the x15. The details did not disappoint.
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  23. Our current technology can build a space elevator above the moon now.
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  24. I am traveling to the edge of the visible universe. I need PI to be even more accurate. Get back to work calculating more digits!
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  25. Have a main vehicle that does not slow down that drops transfer pods. Only the pods accelerate and decelerate to deploy from and catch the main vehicle. Less mass to actually move in and out of planets orbits.
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  26. The cherry on this shit sundae is Hu is a physicist. A fucking physicist playing with genetics! God damn arrogant idiot!
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  27. There is a theme in wartime manufacturing: simple to fix and cheap to produce by the shit tons. German engineering complexity hurt their war efforts.
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  28. LOL! They wanted to run HSR into downtown SF. There is now an empty cavern in the NEW $2.2 billion Transbay Terminal that just had to be fixed one month after opening.
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  29. Can this concept be used on heavier elements to create atoms exceeding 118 protons? It seems like it can be done with enough power and material in a gaseous state.
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  30. Why are there different types of screws? Because there are different types of assholes. Freedom units!
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  31. Why not use capacitors for last in, first out energy storage? This could partially bridge the cost gap for any battery choice.
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  32. Why not have two sets of wings that rotate in opposite directions to still maintain symmetry to make the plane stable?
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