Comments by "Spring Bloom" (@springbloom5940) on "Curious Droid" channel.

  1.  @YDDES  CITATION NEEDED
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  2. +Philip Thats simply untrue. Too much propaganda about. The Russians have been VERY good partners in space exploration, with no special advantage to themselves.
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  3. +steve Wood Correct. The majority of Youtube conspiracists, are sociopaths who just get off on seeing how many mentally ill and impressionable young people they can corrupt.
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  4. +Therka Marka Go outside, look up, count the stars you see, take a pic with your phone and show us the pic. WTF, no stars???? FAKE FAKE FAKE, the starts arent REAL!!!! Seriously, use some sense.
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  5. +David Kavalcenti Those stupid rockets and space vehicles they come up with, cost less than a lot of craptastic Hollywood movies. NASA has about 15-20 billion dollar budget. Force Awakens has already made a billion dollars. Instead of seeing Wolverine XIV or paying your Nextfix subscription, send that money to NASA.
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  6. +freeman bill Oh, but thats disinformation, because there are no 'two different hemispheres' and anyone who claims they see different stars is a gvt shill. C'mon, are you new here?
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  7. +timothy petrochilos Failed Trig, huh?
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  8. +timothy petrochilos Yes, but I wont waste my time with you, because you can easily Google how to get your 'absolute proof' yourself, if you genuinely wanted it. The Greeks knew it nearly three thousand years ago and Eratosthenes even calculated the Earth's size to a precision that wasnt bettered until just a couple hundred years ago - arent you smarter than a BC pagan? My suspicion is that youre just a sociopath and dont really believe the bs you try to infect other children and mentally ill people with.
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  9. No, not true, not at all. Italy overreacted and just killed a lot of people, just like they did during the Pestilence. From the start, they hospitalized known exposures and put every suspected case, into ICU. This maxed out their critical care capacity, in a few days and exposed everyone in the healthcare pipeline, generating a mass exposure event and subsequent fatality spike, due to critical resource shortfall. While attempting to avoid the politics, it is unavoidable that this was a failing of state provided healthcare. Meanwhile, the opposite is being criticized in the US, where people are being told to not go to the Dr, or seek testing, unless you have legitimate reason to believe you're infected. Healthcare facilities are infection distribution centers. I was in a top tier trauma ward following an accident. I was told Id be there 2 -3 weeks. On day 3 they were kicking me out, because I had no sign of infection and they didnt want me to get one from the hospital. It remains to be seen how Italy's incompetent quarantine plays out, but we can assume there will be another fatality spike, because they simply locked everyone in together, with no effort to segregate the infected. Again, just like they and Britain did, during the 15th Century plague epidemic, where they nailed families into their houses.
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  10.  @rockzs74r  The mainstream media is intentionally exacerbating the terror, to inflate their own importance. They had lost credibility were hemorrhaging viewers and collectively facing billions of dollars of unprecedented lawsuits. Now, everyone is permanently tuned-in, hanging on their every word to tell them what to be afraid of.
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  11.  @rfwillett2424  Only 13 min and you learned everything relevant to a non-physician.
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  12.  @8-bitsteve500  Atari 800/XL bitches!
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  13.  @aphexteknol  C128 was a dumpster fire. Great idea, very, very poor implementation. But yes, the C64 was the king of that hill and stayed king, as the ground rose around it. Its a shame the PC killed all of that... before the Falcon got to 😞
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  14. So... if we were willing to take the same degree of risks as we did with Apollo and assuming a 'blank check' for funding, how quickly could we put a man on Mars?
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  15. +jonathanjomen No practical reasons to return to the Moon and the next nearest place to go, is a looooong way. Do a bit of study and understant how orbital tranfers work - you cant just burn a rocket straight there and then turn around and come back.
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  16. +jonathanjomen Probably. Im not seeing any good reason I shouldve directed that at you.
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  17. +GoldVillage There is no argument, just facts... and the facts are that you dont know what yoire talking about and your two dimensional thinking is beneath us. In other words, if you understood anything about the Apollo program, the science, the engineering and the politics, youd know why we no longer use a +20 billion dollar throwaway spacecraft, every trip outside the atmosphere.
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  18. +theawecabinet The only thing 'simple', is your understanding of radiation and shielding.
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  19. Sample bias
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  20. About the same. We are reaching maximum population potential. Not enough resources can get distributed to where they're needed, to support much more growth.
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  21. Stealth helicopters are silly. Attack helicopters can already attack over the horizon, they cant be quiet enough to sneak around tactically and 'stealth' is fragile. Completely redundant attribute.
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  22.  @Soda_Kat  Yeah, probably 90%+ are lies, or just wrong.
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  23.  @jp_8988  There it is. Its like taking a drug use survey, at a party and applying that to the general population.
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  24.  @gabrielesimionato1210  10 ? "HELLO" 20 END
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  25. I appreciate the focus on power grids and not electronics. Modern electronic devices like cellphones, etc., are hardened by design, because of spectrum saturation.
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  26. I think the first step, is for NASA to get their asses back and assess options, onsite.
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