Comments by "snuffeldjuret" (@snuffeldjuret) on "Scott Manley" channel.

  1. I would assume that people involved in the rocket business have more insight in what Blue Origin will be able to do than what you and I have.
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  2.  @garyc1384  incorrect, he was asked to construct that sub by people involved in the rescue operation. He is public about how engineering can help humanity because he wants to inspire people to become engineers instead of finance people.
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  3. to defend the civilian air planes taking off from Iran?
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  4. sounds like you have a chip on your shoulder.
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  5. 15:40 greatest content ever made?
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  6. 0:25 I love nerds.
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  7.  @rofl22rofl22  you mean billions?
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  8.  @anguita119  "And when had it happened to spacex? ALL WITH THEIR MOUTHS CLOSED" The massive difference is that SpaceX actually actively tries to not make it happen, while China didn't give a bleep, it was the intended design. What is even worse than elon fanboy are irrational haters like you.
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  9.  @anguita119  do you honestly think there is value in having a discussion with an irrational Elon hater like you? As soon as you lose the argument, you change the topic. China didn't care to de-orbit, SpaceX did. End of discussion. You are wrong, and irrational for both not understanding that to begin with and now refuse to acknowledge the significance of that difference. I'll give you one thing though, I am impressed you didn't write anything in all caps in that last comment. Good job!
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  10.  @remliqa  you are ignorant if you believe you came in without an attitude. I only reply in kind. SpaceX can compete in the smallsat business without having it as their main focus. For you to suggest anything else is just ludicrous.
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  11. @sgg both are real. You can call it scientific and man made if you want, but both are real and have to be considered when designing nuclear power plants.
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  12. @Professor Frog still sounds more nice than the entire meat industry, all over the world.
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  13. indeed, but the musk haters will still claim he takes all the credit and always puts himself in the limelight :P.
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  14.  @Ben-ij3td  I figure Sweden is generally quite neutral, and we have sided with Ukraine for obvious reasons.
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  15.  @poruatokin  iirc Elon has specifically said it.
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  16.  @FederationStarShip  didn't it explode on impact later on though? I had only heard the 2nd stage engine would be replaced with a mass simulator.
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  17. yes!
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  18.  @incognitoburrito6020  aah, hehe yeah :D. Maybe I should have understood that from the beginning ^^. TBH though, I trust NASA more than CNSA when it comes to contamination.
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  19.  @haraldhimmel5687  two things can be true at the same time.
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  20.  @MateusAntonioBittencourt  what is the difference between a real and a fake one?
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  21.  @MateusAntonioBittencourt  That does not answer the question as it does not define the difference. What if two people know the exact same things, but one has a degree. Are you really going to say that one is real one and one is fake?
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  22.  @MateusAntonioBittencourt  not sure why all musk haters like you are so irrational...
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  23. hm, I wonder why Scott didn't mention the linear acceleration back and forth along a rail or such, with the exciting 180 degree turn in the middle :P.
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  24. I was like "What did North Korea do???"
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  25.  @BrunoViniciusCampestrini  yeah I honestly thought they were going to, as they went together and thus saved some time, and the solution to the problem seemed realistic enough.
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  26.  @Mungobohne1  what would you want it to be?
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  27. I wonder if it has something to do with the netflix deal.
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  28.  @sparramore  so every time you avoid talking about politics you create a world war? that is news to me.
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  29.  @Bizob2010  playing "hardcore" is the way to go :D
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  30.  @limiv5272  "required to do any meaningful work" sounds like an absurd standard when the actual work is testing out the product.
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  31. as I understand it, it is used for the maneuvering thrusters to push the orbit up high.
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  32.  @alexmijo  the creeping doubt is about maintaining the pressure, through hot and cold conditions! But hey, as long as it is reliable enough to send Starlink satellites in orbit, it should be considered a success.
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  33.  @chartle1  somehow I doubt that is the worst mistake ever made in space flight. Far from it.
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  34.  @chartle1  hehe yeah, it's terrible, puzzling why they chose to have it like this when they had a functional system a while ago.
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  35.  @TomSmith-li5se  huh? what does long term benefits matter when you are dead?
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  36.  @OSGondar  dude, you have no idea what I am talking about. You think you do, but you don't. All I am saying is that short term thinking is not irrational when your life is on the line. Do you get that? Tom talks about me being selfish because he as well has no idea what I am talking about. He thinks he does, but he doesn't.
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  37. or they are getting comfortable and experimenting more with their own Starlink missions?
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  38.  Ben Lutz  I'm waiting for the IKEA knock of lol!
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  39. really takes me back to the Master of Orion 1 days :).
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  40. the problem is that it is correct to call them astronauts, given the definition of astronaut.
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  41.  @debott4538  a fair argument, makes it more comparable to the aquanaut definition (as far as I know).
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  42. the faring is connected to the 2nd stage, which is not landing.
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  43.  @administratorshan  I am more concerned about today than the past.
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  44.  @oasntet  the Ukrainian border to Poland is fully functional.
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  45. @Xi Jinping no, Russia is fighting a nation that is not a member state of NATO. Educate yourself before you spread Russian propaganda.
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  46.  @garyc1384  he kept at it because he was asked to keep at it. The "accomplished rescuer" had it coming as he slandered Elon, and didn't actually dive to save the kids so no need to elevate him too much.
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  47.  bingo_fuel  but an adult would be able to less than an 8 year old then.
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  48.  @bobiboulon  "Well, at least you thought I was not joking... I got some other person that understood it was a joke, but who is still not happy about it." This is why we can't have nice things :P.
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  49.  @TheBillerator  eventually, not now.
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  50. have you worked in a movie theater?
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