Comments by "Peter Ford" (@peterford9369) on "SmarterEveryDay" channel.

  1. That is so cool. At 68 years old, I still tear up being so impressed watching them do stuff that is so impressive, yet they do it like it's nothing. I was curious too how they can ignore the equilibrium issues. Is it something you can actually develop a resistance too? Cause I get dizzy on a rollercoaster. Super cool experience man, thanks.
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  2.  @Fozykeno  Yes sir, I don't know if it's the amazing skill with how a person can control a supersonic jet aircraft, or child like thrill that puts a tear in ur eye,,,but it never fails, no matter how many times I see it. I'm sure we're not alone Keno,🖖
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  3. Awesome crew. Hats off to submariners.
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  4. Very interesting segments. Life in a steel tube, for months at a time. Did you do a portion on moments of scary times? I'm sure it's not all cribbage and going potty. Really interesting though. Thanks.
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  5. Man, no-one of any size could sign their name. Hmmm, I wonder if loading the torpedoes could be done through the tube outer doors 🤔. Thanks again 👍
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  6.  @foobarmaximus3506  You're right. Constant practice is the answer. But it's like a musician, that becomes part of the instrument. Plays it like it's an extension of his body. Their fingers just fly over the keys, strings, buttons etc. I got off an airline flight once and complimented the pilot on a virtually bounce free what I felt to be a three point landing. He said he spent 25 years in the air force flying. Figured by now he'd gotten it down. Some of these guys and ladies, live and breathe flying.
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  7. I'm curious what keeps a sub from rolling over when submerged.
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  8. Really cool stuff to know ✌️👍
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  9. It doesn't get any better. Great comradery in a crew and all participants. Super thanks 👍 x 1000.
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