Youtube comments of Real Engineering (@RealEngineering).

  1. I have never laughed so much while being genuinely concerned for someones safety
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  2. Cool to see you talking about Zipline. We made a video about them years ago when they just had 1 depot in Rwanda. I knew they would be the future. Incredible company
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  3. We are living our great filter now. Humanities greatest challenge is now. If we can overcome the next 100 years without destroying the planet, I believe we have a solid chance of becoming a multi-planetary species.
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  4. I hate giving you compliments, but this was great.
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  5. That opening transition animation was fantastic
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  6. People don't like whitespace in their fridge? I'm the exact opposite. Overfilled fridges with old food drives me crazy
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  7. Sam, I'm really becoming worried about this airplane obsession. I think it's time for an intervention.
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  8. This is great and needed to be said. I worked with Gates Foundation. Don’t think it quite fits into this narrative, but I would say that I wouldn’t work them again. Full integrations are a signal you shouldn’t trust a channel. I see some multi millionaire creators use the excuse of “this helps us fund future videos” as an excuse. That’s bullshit. Do sponsorships fund content. Yes. Do you need to sacrifice your integrity to work with a sponsor? No
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  9. God damn it I missed a zero. Ofcourse I would fuck up the easy calculation, because it's the only one I didn't triple check.
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  10. I am once against asking you to watch the entire video before commenting.
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  11. This is a contender to Michael Reeve's piss robot for best maker channel idea
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  12. I'm so excited for my new replacement mother. Devin
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  13. One of the few interviews I have seen with Elon where the interviewer had any notion of what they were talking about. Great job!
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  14. This is amazing. So much more to this than I thought
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  15. This shit was covered on Irish radio.
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  16. Yes, the title is intended to draw in the conspiracy theorists. Clickbait for the greater good. While you are here, Real Science just released a fantastic video on the challenges surrounding Covid-19 testing. It taught me a lot about how viral tests work and why we are struggling to keep up: https://youtu.be/-DTcZnHHTA8
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  17. This has been in the works for about 3 months now. Our first full documentary shoot. There is a lot of negativity in the comments from people who have not even watched the video yet. This channel is about being positive about engineering. Encouraging and inspiring the next generation of engineers. If you are looking for a channel that focuses on being negative and adds nothing to world, you have come to the wrong place. It's so much easier to point out what's hard, than using your brain to think of solutions. That's not what engineers do. We find problems, and then we find solutions. If you don't think a company that's trying to throw satellites into space, and has already built a 1/3rd prototype, isn't insanely cool. I don't know what to do for ye. That's badass. Whether they succeed or not is irrelevant. It's not your investment money they are using, chill out.
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  18. I find most interviews with Elon incredibly frustrating. Just shallow questions that don’t really do the man’s mind justice. This was great. Good job Lex.
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  19. I wish I had this in college. I struggled with this subject so much
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  20. I had so much fun shooting this. For those of you not used to seeing my face. I am massively concerned about the rise of AI channels on YouTube. They are currently flooding YouTube with AI written, AI narrated clickbait, and a lot of them are stealing our animations. I think faceless channels will become increasingly difficult to run in the face of AI content farms in the next 5 years. To combat this and evolve the channel, I'm trying to slowly diversify our videos. To add more personality, and to stand out in a sea of copycats.
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  21. I don't know how no-one caught that. That's my typo that I just read aloud because I'm Ron fucking Burgandy apparently.
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  22. This guy is a bad ass. Great interviewee
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  23. One of my favourite RS videos to date. Material science crossed with biology? Kinda wish I went into spider silk research
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  24. The use of the Bloody Sunday drumbeat in the intro was a lovely touch
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  25. why did I say june?!! wtf brain
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  26. Yeah I haven't had my mind blown by magnets since I was a kid. This is dope
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  27. Wait, so you're telling me.....they are literally turning the fricking frogs gay?
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  28. The insane biology series is so much cooler than the insane engineering series
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  29. If this is no effort, half of YouTube must be asleep when they upload 😂
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  30. Black mirror but opposite is how I describe my channel sometimes. Looking forward to seeing what you make here Cleo!
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  31. A trip down memory lane 🥲
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  32. My new favourite video from you Derek!
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  33. We are out here asking if monkeys are evil, meanwhile we are blasting them in the eyes with air 😂
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  34. You may notice a strange edit at the 14:18 mark. That's because I had to remove a tiny section of video as a result of FC Barcelona claiming all the monetisation on this video, and I was forced to remove a tiny clip of Messi scoring his first goal.
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  35. Great video, I learned a lot.
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  36. Just a quick PSA. Not all airports have changed policy to allow water/liquids. I got the water through in Shannon airport in Ireland. Check your local airports policy before trying
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  37. People have told me to try film cameras on so many occasions and I always brush it off as hipster nonsense. This video convinced me I was wrong. This is such a lovely process
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  38. Was supposed to be 2000 kg. I just read it wrong without realizing.
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  39. Always found it curious that I never got bit by mosquitoes while living in South East Asia. Nearly everyone of my friends had dengue fever at some point, I managed to avoid it. I wasn’t sure if I just didn’t have an allergic reaction to the bites, so I couldn’t see them.
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  40. Anyone got some spare zeros lying around? We seem to have ran out while animating the distance to Titan.
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  41. YouTube has decided to limit this videos monetization because of "sensitive events". Bit ridiculous for an incident where no-one died. I can't afford to make videos if YouTube does this kind of thing. More reasons to sign up to Nebula https://go.nebula.tv/realengineering
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  42. This feels like a huge moment! So proud of all the work Stephanie has put into this. She is writing and editing the videos on this channel, so it's only right she narrates them.
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  43. This is the best Vox video in a while. Amazing work
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  44. For the first time ever this episode is available with both French and Spanish voice overs. We have also made a sound effect and music free dub under “English (Ireland)” for anyone they prefers the most pure version of my voice 😂
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  45. Hey all, sorry for the delay with this upload. Having a bit of a rough mental health month, which is the first time in many years it has impacted my work this badly. We had a version of this ready to go for Saturday, but I was so checked out that I missed many problems. On the mend, nothing I can't handle!
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  46. Tiocfaidh ár lá.
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  47. So insanely cool. Class that you used a similar release mechanism to the actual bomb
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  48.  @veritasium Come on Derek. You know better than this. These are straw men arguments to distract from the actual point. Your BMW sponsored video about electric cars failed to mention a single other electric car. That isn’t an inaccuracy, it’s a deliberate omission of information because BMW paid you to not mention their competitors. You know how these sponsorships work, own up to it.
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  49. Woops. The outro audio revealed Real Sciences next video by mistake. It's gonna be a banger though, ye should subscribe.
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  50. Eli and Mike hit it out of the park. We just hired another animator who worked on the Dark Knight movie, so prepare for even more crazy animations.
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  51. Been waiting for this one!
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  52. Stay off my turf Joseph.
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  53. ha, shit. One of those things that just slips through and you never even bother to check. Mortified
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  54. Huge thanks to Simon Clark for reading that radio announcement last minute yesterday. The original version of this video on Nebula has the original radio speech, but some American music label seems to think they own the rights to BBC speech from 1944...
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  55. Thanks for the shoutout to engineers at the end of the video Vox <3
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  56. For some reason this and the last video on our channel are just not getting recommended to our viewers. Making a financial loss on both productions because of it. Would appreciate anyone that shares the video with their engineering enthusiast friends!
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  57. This was lazy as hell.
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  58. Big thanks to my brother Dr. Seán McManus, who wrote this episode. He has a PhD in genetics, and I could not have made this episode without him.
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  59. We just released a new video about the A-10's grand papi, the P-47 Thunderbolt. 👴🏻 If you enjoyed this video, you will love this one: https://youtu.be/IwqTN5fhMR8
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  60. If I up my patreon pledge will you stay off my turf?
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  61. The audio is very, very well done!
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  62. Yo guys I'm currently busy at the Shell Make the Future event so can't reply to comments, but make sure to check out Real Life Lores video: https://youtu.be/WtblYGKCaRs
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  63. Big thanks for Wendy sending over that clip of him in the gym. Nebula gang helping each other out.
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  64. Understandable Rohin. I’d hate if my son achieved more than me too. Gotta keep them in their place.
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  65. 0:45 that’s the hardest I have ever laughed at a YouTube video
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  66. Well to prove my point why I won't be uploading the D-Day series to YouTube any time soon. This video has been demonetized. Signing up to http://CuriosityStream.com/RealEngineering and getting that free access to watchnebula.com will allow me to make these videos. I just can't take the risk on YouTube anymore.
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  67. So I have some big news. I have joined forces with Wendover Productions, CGP Grey, Kurzgesagt and many more EDU friends to start our own video streaming platform. www.watchnebula.com. We currently have some original content from Isaac Arthur, Polyphonic and Real Life Lore/Second Thought online. I will be adding my own Nebula Original series in the next month or two. This platform was created to remove the creative shackles that the algorithm places on creators. I want to be able to make more military content without worry of demonetisation. I want to experiment with new ideas without worry about my views being affected. This platform is going to allow me to make more content for you!
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  68. This a poorly researched and misleading video. Showing a wind turbine on fire, and not adequately explaining what happened is criminal. Send science literate journalists for these kind of topics Bloomberg
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  69. Your 3D animations are great. What are you doing them in?
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  70. “Better than anything you made”. Going for the throat Tom 😂
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  71. Great video
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  72. I don't know why I am just realising this now, but your narration has improved leaps and bounds in the last year.
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  73. I use “clickworthy”
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  74.  @Wendoverproductions  how about I engineer a hand to slap your butt? How about that!?
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  75. Talking to engineers under NDAs is one of the most frustrating and entertaining things in the world.
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  76. All the best milks come from skull orifices.
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  77. I plan to remake this video at some point. It's a really shallow explanation. I simply did not have the skill and experience to make a longer video when this was released. I could crank this video out in a single day now. The subject definitely deserves a more in-depth explanation.
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  78. Now do Ireland 😂
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  79. That's amazing. Congrats! Remember me when you are working on cool shit! I just report on what people like you will work on, I'm nothing without actual engineers
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  80. I tried to approach the topic without mentioning any politics. The whole situation is incredibly complex, but the media have been blowing the threat out of proportion and I wanted to quell the insanity a little. If you would like to get a 2 month free trial with Skillshare, use this link: http://skl.sh/realengineering3
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  81. Noticing an immediate improvement on early viewer. Smash that bell button, or whatever you do you.
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  82. “It’s like getting your coronavirus vaccine”. People know what a shot is, did he really need to compare a chemical sterilization injection to a vaccine shot that people are already hesitant to get 🤦🏻‍♂️ What an idiotic simile
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  83. Interesting to see how Vox and us covered this topic differently!
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  84. Where have I seen this title before?
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  85. We had an audio fix recorded, looks like it wasn’t added
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  86. Going to share some nice 4k wallpapers from our 3D models over on twitter shortly. Here's the link if would like to snag some of those. https://twitter.com/thebrianmcmanus
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  87. Man Mustards video yesterday was so good. Those renders 🔥
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  88. To all the weird communism loving tankies in the comments. The only people being paid to parrot governments on YouTube are the likes of Tim Pool However, if America wants to pay me for having a correct opinion, I am very open to that. I would love more money for existing.
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  89. I’m super thankful for my dyslexia. That need to find creative solutions drove me to where I am today. I got into science because I could memorize the work through art. I can still draw a heart from memory, but ask me a definition in words and I’m hopeless. Merging art and science led me to making this YouTube channel. I love my donkey brain
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  90. I wouldn't normally push Patreon, but with production quantity and quality going up, every bit helps. If you gain value from the content and want to give back in some way, consider supporting on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/realengineering (edit: discussion point, should I remove comments of climate change deniers, or let my intelligent audience drown them out?)
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  91. We just launched our new channel www.youtube.com/c/realscience last week. Check it out!
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  92. Here’s the latest episode of the Battle of Britain. It’s fucking good. Trust me https://nebula.app/videos/realengineering-battle-of-britain-ep-3-the-dowding-system
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  93. You may have noticed little numbers popping onto screen throughout the video. These are referring to references in the description of the video. This was inspired by my friend, Simon Clark. Specifically this video: https://youtu.be/xYTvMWtmdnE Props go to him for the clever technique.
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  94. I have a feeling this is going to grow to be one of my favourite shows.
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  95.  @desertblade1874  easy for you to say. You don't have to sit next to him on flights.
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  96. Here are the two full length interviews with David Kirtley. Available exclusively on Nebula: https://nebula.tv/videos/realengineering-helion-bts-david-kirtley-interview https://nebula.tv/videos/realengineering-helion-bts-trenta-walking-tour
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  97. Seems to be some confusion about the Nebula version of this. It’s linked in the description. It combines last weeks video and this weeks into a single video. It has about 8 minutes of additional content, mostly in the form of that TS diagram explanation.
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  98. I know, I know. The clickbait is getting really unbearable. Thank you to AP Archive for giving access to their incredible back catalogue of footage. This video would have been impossible without it. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHTK-2W11Vh1V4uwofOfR4w
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  99. My educational background is actually in biomedical engineering, but these sort of subjects typically don't do very well on this channel. So we created a new channel for life science subjects. Subscribe to Real Science to learn more about how our world works, from a biological perspective: www.youtube.com/c/realscience
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  100. Making fun of me and my video doesn't even show up in the related section. Thanks YouTube. (edit: I forget sometimes that people don't know that Wendy and I are friends)
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  101. True, but atleast it's doing the opposite of killing people
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  102. Great video Hoog!
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  103. 10:54 lol
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  104. yeet
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  105. Was hoping to fix the pronunciation of "timbre", as a Patreon supporter (William Leu) pointed it out. I am currently extremely sick after getting food poisoning while filming in Africa, and couldn't get a decent take to fit in. On a positive note, we got great footage and I can't wait to show you what we filmed.
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  106.  @Tom_Nicholas  my complaint about Gates Foundation is primarily that there are some shady things the foundation has done that I was not aware of. Secondary problems were primarily about how unresponsive and inflexible they were. The video I made was already written when they approached me and I didn’t change the script to fit with them. It was a natural fit for a sponsorship, and yet they still somehow made things difficult. I put that down to them not understanding how influencer marketing is supposed to work.
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  107. Gareth Thompson thanks for the thoughtful response Gareth. Taking on such a complex subject with 2 weeks to research, write and animate was overly ambitious. I definitely want to make more of these videos in future. You seem like you have a great deal of knowledge on WW2. It would be great to have someone to help me fact check, if you are interested.
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  108. Let me know what you think everyone. It's a lot longer than normal, a bit nervous it's too long. If you haven't please click that little bell next to the subscribe button. YouTube has been acting funny lately and there are reports that some videos are not showing up in the subscription box. That button will get you notifications when I upload. If you have any questions my twitter is the best place to get hold of me: https://twitter.com/Fiosracht
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  109. Ken Storey is my hero
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  110. This video probably won't get the views I hoped, because of the subject matter. YouTube has a tendency of suppressing things like this. So share it if you can. Just released a new vlog episode, if you want to watch that too: https://youtu.be/hJlbuecu2vk Big shout out to Knowing Better too, whose video on Japan help shaped the narrative of this video. https://youtu.be/lnAC-Y9p_sY
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  111. Yeah I noticed that last night. I'll make a note
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  112. Woops, didn't meant to publish this while it was still processing. Please wait to watch in it's fully glory. Mike's hard work on the Titan animations shouldn't go to waste!
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  113. Huge thanks to Rohin from Medlifecrisis: https://www.youtube.com/c/medlifecrisis. Helped me tremendously in the direction this video took and fact-checked my script. This was a team effort with our sister channel https://www.youtube.com/c/realscience. Wouldn't have been able to make this video so quickly without their help.
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  114.  @asefjamilajwad  Made worse by the fact I sent them multiple emails, which were all ignored. I wasn't emailing someone random. I emailed the exact person who claimed the revenue for the entire video because of a 10 second clip.
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  115. Notebooks are available here. Feels cool to create merch that is actually useful. http://standard.tv/re-notebook
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  116. I do not have enough time to make a teamtrees video for Real Engineering, but we did make a video about methods to conserve rainforest habitats over on Real Science. I planted 1000 trees yesterday over on teamtrees.org. Every tree gets us closer to our 20 million target. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mV6GL7RrXz8&t=1s
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  117. Hearting this for visibility mostly. 1. I don't put ads on my videos for the first month, so there is little reason to try and place 2 ads. 2. People need to stop assuming that a videos length is determined by that. If I make a video just below 10 minutes I get praised, if I make a video above 10 minutes I get complaints. The videos are as long as they need to be, and I don't know single EDU channel that doesn't follow that principle.
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  118. I travelled across Laos by boat and bus back on 2015. It’s so undeveloped, and it’s gorgeous
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  119. Not far off 😭
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  120. Johnny you owe us a Borders episode in Northern Ireland for that one 😂
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  121. Still salty because my thumbnails are so good?
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  122. The 60 minute Nebula version is here: https://nebula.app/videos/real-engineering-the-insane-engineering-of-the-787 Part two will launch on YouTube in the next week.
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  123. No
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  124. I hosted a TV show in Ireland and I think they may have knocked the fast talking out of me.
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  125. I take issue with something so clearly superior being compared to the Catholic Church James. Well played
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  126. Ooooh I need to know how these worked.
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  127. Same
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  128. Thank you Jesus. It was lovely meeting you last month. Blessings upon you
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  129. Here's the website: https://battery.real.engineering/ Seriously though, if you want to see more sites like this, and better ones, please consider supporting on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/realengineering
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  130. An electric vehicle I actually really want. So much thoughtful design in this
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  131. You haven't lived until you have approximated every shape under the sun as a circle. That's how engineers roll son. I just posted a new post on my instagram about my trip to Rwanda, check it out here: https://www.instagram.com/brianjamesmcmanus/
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  132. I'm currently sitting in Dublin Airport waiting to board an a330 to fly 11 hours to LA and I'm not sure if I am more excited to fly or for Vidcon itself. Can't put subtitles or the end screen in on mobile unfortunately. Will fix that asap. Be sure to check out SimScale. I approached them, not the other way around. Their platform is amazing
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  133. Yeah I felt I needed to illustrate that. The phrase is used so often and people tend to think radar doesn't work low to the ground as a result.
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  134. So this Premiere feature is weird, and I wasn't expecting it to put up a holding page this early. I was uploading the video for patreon supporters, who pay for early access. So there is a method to the madness. I will probably upload an hour or so before launch in future because this 22 hour countdown is a bit excessive. https://www.patreon.com/posts/21848603
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  135. Man, the similarities in our stories is actually bizarre.
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  136.  @Tom_Nicholas  that’s a fair criticism. My channel is 50% about how we need technology solutions to climate change, and I avoid getting to deep into the weeds of the political solutions, but yeah I agree
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  137. GOD DAAAAAAAAAAAAMN IT
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  138. Okay
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  139. Yeap, new favourite channel
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  140. 4.02 looks exactly like the lattice in the stent I sent you. That structure was developed specifically to absorb compression and minimise metal fatigue. God I miss this stuff.
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  141. In case you missed it at the very end of the video. We just announced our latest project https://startpropeller.com/. Propeller is an engineering recruitment platform that we created to share the most exciting and innovative jobs in engineering. Take a look at the jobs with our launch partners Hermeus, Relativity Space and Helion. If you don't see anything relevant be sure to sign up to our newsletter to get updated on engineering news and opportunities.
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  142. For something as simple built as the Tesla, the build quickly manages to be even less than you would expect.
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  143. Dylan. I know that was you yeah little bollix.
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  144. And normal shock is why airplane wings are angled backwards. It increases the critical mach number, the speed at which those normal shock waves begin. Really cool to see it applied to bullets!
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  145. Seeing a lot of comments about a factual error in this video, since it effects the conclusion of the analysis I am pinning a comment here. I made an off hand comment about adding efficiencies in the video without thinking. This is obviously incorrect, but the final calculation does in fact multiply the efficiencies. I just used the word "add" in the colloquial sense of the word without thinking. Calculations were, for battery: (.95)*(.92)* (.90)*(.90)*(.95) = 67% efficiency Hydrogen Best Case: (.92)*(.80)*(.87)*(.60)*(.90)* (.95) = 32.85% efficiency Hydrogen Worst Case: (.92)*(.70)*(.87)*(.50)*(.90)*(.95)*(.80) = 19.16% efficiency. I need to do a better job of proof reading my scripts, but I always proof read my calculations multiple times over.
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  146. Great job on approaching a sensitive subject. There has been increasing talk in the republic and the north of finally getting a united Ireland, as a result of this. A hard border cannot happen. It will result in violence.
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  147. Because of the length of this video the edit came down to the last minute, and we never got to upload it early for Patreon users. Usually Patreon people get at least 1 day early access. $5+ Patreons get 1-2 week early access to scripts. https://www.patreon.com/realengineering
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  148. If you have time, we just released another video on Real Science about the world's most dangerous blood type: https://youtu.be/Bh4jKXsquWA. We are currently losing money on every episode on that channel, so every view helps!
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  149.  @NuclearTopSpot now there’s an idea
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  150. Birds ain't shit dog. Flappy fucks
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  151. 1:21 👀
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  152. Congrats Vox! Your team have done an amazing job. Your video quality is frequently used as a high bar to reach among EDU YouTubers. I appreciate the work everyone at Vox has done and every Vox employee I have ever met has been lovely and friendly, that speaks volumes to the type of company you are running.
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  153. I unfortunately had to spend my time in Austria with Wendy. He's annoying, but he makes good videos. Check out his video on the logistics of organising F1 races here: https://youtu.be/6OLVFa8YRfM
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  154. Look, I am making an effort to not hide my accent as much. If I say turd instead of third more, so be it 😂
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  155. Very late upload here! The 3D models took a bit longer than expected and I took some time off to attend Thinkercon. Another video coming next Friday. Please share and like ect. Views have been down, any positive engagement will help!
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  156. As usual, I underestimated how long the podcast would take to upload, but it's already available at www.showmakers.fm, and will be on the youtube channel soon. Please check out Brilliant too, it's a fantastic site and fits my channel perfectly: http://bit.ly/2xDcRNe
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  157. Forgot to mention in my stupid little vloggy outro because my feet and hands were freezing that backblaze actually have a mobile app too. That will allow you to view and download the files on your computer for free. Once again it would be a massive help to the channel if you checked out their service using the link www.backblaze.com/engineering
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  158. This was fantastic. I'm firmly on the side of preserving our native land. Particularly as a large scale energy source. We are hitting a similar resistance to reducing the size of the national herd at the moment. Farmers have a huge amount of power in this country, we are still a rural country in many many ways.
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  159. I actually love the Mx5. The RX-7 was my dream car for many years though
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  160. It was great working with you!
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  161. Welcome to all the viewers due to the latest launch. This video is seriously out of date, expect a new one in the near future.
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  162. The daily problems on Brilliant are actually fantastic. Great way to challenge your brain each day. Thanks again to Brilliant for making these videos possible: https://brilliant.org/realengineering/
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  163. They definitely will and thank you!
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  164. Wooooopsies
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  165. You're a shit wizard Wendy.
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  166. I'll be making a video about why the Imperial system is ridiculous soon enough. I only used it in this video because it gives the best milestone......excuse the pun
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  167. This is insanely well edited man
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  168. Had to make a small change to the video. I don't have my mic with me though so couldn't fix the "plane windows angled backwards" problem. Anywho....yeah thanks to http://squarespace.com/realengineering for supporting the channel. Please check them out or consider supporting the channel over on https://www.patreon.com/realengineering. Your support has allowed me to make my first part-time hire!
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  169. We also just released a video over on Real Science detailing how the U.S. eradicated Malaria. https://youtu.be/JXST_9ach1w
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  170. Watching this remembering the good times when I could travel and do cool shit. I miss you 2019.
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  171. The space program uses the metric system. So yeah, the metric system is superior
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  172. Fun fact: I helped paint the graffiti on the building at 0:18. Finbar McHugh is the artists name!
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  173. Thank you to Skillshare for sponsoring another video. This was probably my most expensive video to produce to date. The video was literally made possible by their funding. Show your appreciation by signing up at: skl.sh/realengineering4
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  174. +Wendover Productions if I up mine will you go away?
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  175. I'm gonna keep pluggin my instagram account until I have more followers than Kim Kardashian. Sneak peak for Monday's video (yes another video in 3 days): https://www.instagram.com/brianjamesmcmanus/
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  176. Trying out some new subject matter. I like this hybrid of tech review/science education. Let me know what you think! If you are looking for a domain get 10% off your next purchase at: https://www.hover.com/realengineering
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  177. Just shared this in /r/Ireland. The homeless crisis just resulted in a huge political shift here this week.
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  178. They are onto you buddy. Better put some tape over your webcam next time
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  179. Makes me miss Norway. Need to return and make some videos.
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  180. Spiral notebooks sold out, but the moleskin styles ones are still in stock!
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  181. I was very close to comparing the weight of the granite beams to 40 Toyota Corrolas...
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  182. This is my first spot with curiositystream and I am delighted. I absolutely loved that documentary I mentioned at the end. Well worth the watch, especially when it's free with this link: https://curiositystream.com/realengineering
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  183. Sorry about that last upload. Just realised I have messed up the edit. It has been a stressful day trying to get this video up in time! Weird showing my face too.... https://www.gofundme.com/nepal-youth-foundation I don't expect anyone to donate. I have donated that 2000 euro already, but I would appreciate any little bit that ye can help with. Throw me any questions you have over at: https://twitter.com/Fiosracht
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  184. Huge thanks is needed to Mike from Mobox Graphics (link in description) for this video. Mike is a fellow mechanical engineer and animator. 95% of the work for this video was done by him, including the writing and editing. I just did some minor editorial work and the narration. Wouldn't be able to afford to employ him without Patreon and sponsors like https://brilliant.org/realengineering/
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  185. Wendover Productions is playing at some T-Series shenanigans and trying to overtake me in Instagram followers. Can't let him win. https://www.instagram.com/brianjamesmcmanus/
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  186. BA BA BA BREAAKING NEWS....YEAH. First phase is complete. Website is live at www.realengineering.net. Next phase will be launching a site where we will be working on companion articles for each video we release. This site will not be monetised with ads, instead it will hopefully be supported by people like you who enjoy it by supporting us over at https://www.patreon.com/realengineering
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  187. Actually not sure about that. Don't think the terminal velocity of a helicopter is terribly high.....maybe if you flipped it over and used the thrust downwards.
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  188. Yeah, solar works in Africa ofcourse. This was primarily a criticism of this new age imperialist idea of "extracting" solar energy from Africa.
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  189. Here's a link to the podcast. https://watchnebula.com/modulus/battery-breakthroughs
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  190. You stole my heart.
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  191. Yourself and minutephysics were two of the first science channels that really inspired to get involved in YouTube. Going further back Adam Savage and David Attenborough are probably my greatest influences. David Attenborough takes the cake though, that man inspires me to no end.
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  192. Release the cork accent Michael Collin’s cut. “I paid them back in their own cooooin”
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  193. Been reading a book on electric motor design in my spare time. One of the most entertaining books I have read in a long time. It’s a fascinating subject. I wish we could manipulate gravity like we can manipulate magnetism. Some day!
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  194. That was a vinyl you stupid poser.
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  195. 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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  196.  @lcg3092  disagree. Propaganda is harsh and entirely inaccurate word to use. I see people use the word constantly to describe things they personally disagree with, but don’t have the words to debate why. It’s a lazy inaccurate word to use. My video about pumped hydro was entirely in my creative control. I made the sponsorship fit my script, not the script fit the sponsorship. That’s the key thing you need to look out for with these sponsorships.
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  197. I made this video for myself more than anything. To remind myself why I started this journey. I hope to look back at this first video when I have a million subscribers and be happy with the direction I took.
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  198. I’m watching you
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  199. When you are done here, Real Science just uploaded a fascinating video about methods being developed to transform any blood into the universal O type blood. https://youtu.be/8X9qBEQsS-k
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  200. Not monetized in the first place. Check mate YouTube
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  201. Draft animation got left in by accident. Thankfully nothing that different between the draft and the final. Just a minor style change. The clock is meant to let the editors see that it's a draft.....didn't work out this time
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  202. OMG the audio for the joke at 28:31 got cut off somehow?!
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  203. My answer has been to save some videos for myself. Just make something for me, without help. It may not even be for YouTube. Use the scale to keep the machine going. To pay the bills. The trap is chasing money. Creativity is always at arms reach if we ignore the game
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  204. Hold up Jerry. There is nothing environmentally friendly about this thing 😂
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  205. There is a type in that equation, It should read L^4. Thanks to everyone for pointing it out. That's what I get for rushing a video and not proof reading!
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  206. This was really well explained. Jealous I wasn't the one to cover it!
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  207. Planes are just glorified buses
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  208. Satellites? Because it was satellites. Spy planes are still useful though. Satellites are predictable and if you are fast you can move things out of their sight quickly.
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  209. You actually can in Soundhound I believe
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  210. Be sure to check out Sam and Joseph's videos on the subject. Links in the description! Will be adding those slow-mo shots to my instagram in a little bit. https://www.instagram.com/brianjamesmcmanus/
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  211. About to get on a flight to film a video with Alec Steele, so won't be able to reply for a while. Follow the journey on https://www.instagram.com/brianjamesmcmanus/. Thanks to Brilliant for sponsoring, delighted they decided to continue working with me. https://brilliant.org/realengineering/
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  212. Thank you climate guy
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  213. Yeah I goofed on the electronics side of things. I need to bring someone in who has a good understanding of electronic engineering to proof read. I have very little experience
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  214. Just in case anyone is wondering what happened. Its breaks failed, an incredible rare occurrence. Bloomberg didn't even mention that wind turbines have breaks.
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  215. Wait till you see me hold a piece of metal half way through the video😂
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  216. That’s actually way cooler. Thanks for correcting me. Want to read more about that now
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  217.  @CleoAbram  That would be a tonne of fun!
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  218. The second channel fell through. I need a university to sponsor that channel and provide the course materials, I was hoping to just do the animation and narration. Still hopeful it will happen further down the line, but for now I just don't have enough time.
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  219. Woo reddit success and all the negativity that comes with it!
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  220. I made this entire video, excluding the script, in two days. I'm ready to pass out from exhuastion. Didn't have my mic with me so couldn't fix it :(
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  221. Thanks for watching everyone. Sam (Wendover Productions) and I had a really cool conversation with Myke Hurley, the founder of Relay FM, about starting a podcast and the differences between YouTube and the Podcasting world. You can listen to it on www.Showmakers.fm or on our YouTube channel: https://goo.gl/Ks1WMp
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  222. Hope you like the video. Really excited for my new video, it's about one of the subjects that first sparked my interest in engineering as a kid. I'm currently in a bit of a hectic stage, stuck in indecision about moving home to Ireland or staying in sunny Malaysia. Staying here is proving difficult after quiting my job in Oil & Gas. The next video may take me a while to make, a lot of interesting history in the subject!
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  223.  @filipjackowski1066  I probably should have blurred the names.....
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  224. I misspoke in the intro sequence. Get TWO months of Skillshare for just 99c using this link: http://skl.sh/realengineering8
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  225. Have you watched our new video on Real Science? When we posted it we only had 30k subscribers. Somehow it now has 1.4 million views. Madness https://youtu.be/Bh4jKXsquWA
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  226. Ah Jesus, I love my country.
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  227. Also before anyone says it, I'm Irish, I struggle to say "turning" in a neutral accent....not pronouncing three as tree is quite difficult too
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  228. @Fourier21 "Skeptical thinking". Personally I prefer critical thinking
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  229. Thank you to SimScale for helping me with some animations. Check out their cloud-based simulation platform here: https://goo.gl/zIf7MX. I have teamed up with DFTBA to produce some awesome shirts featuring the RE Gear Tooth Logo: Get your Real Engineering shirts at: https://store.dftba.com/collections/real-engineering If you have any question let me know at: https://twitter.com/Fiosracht
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  230. Wendover Productions the struggle of saying T-34 tank was just ridiculous. Went full leprechaun on so many takes.
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  231. Hermeus do all their podcasts there
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  232. Hey it's me, future Brian. Past Brian, you see that little star button on the after effects layers called "continually rasterise". Hit it so your drawings don't pixelate when scaled up.
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  233. So excited for this!
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  234. Just misspoke there and it wasn’t caught in the edit.
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  235. If you haven't checked it out yet. Sam from Wendover Productions and I have started a podcast, which you can check out here: https://www.showmakers.fm/. Links for other streaming options are in the description. Hover is the single best domain provider I have ever used, can't recommend them enough. Use this link to get 10% off your next purchase http://hover.com/realengineering
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  236. Was that your hand at 0:46 Steph? Definitely seems like something you would do......
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  237. Welcome to high society
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  238. Fresh Tall-Walker I read everything! This is my obsession. I ain't stopping anytime soon
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  239. Watch the next episode of Real Engineering 2 weeks early with this link: https://go.nebula.tv/realengineering
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  240. Practical Engineering is the best for that!
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  241. Don't forget the time I called koalas "cute little shits"
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  242. Didn't know that, and I spent a week researching this video. That's a big deal. Lithium is relatively easy to get compared to cobalt
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  243. I don't think this video would have a huge effect, but the production methods video I made definitely would. That was what triggered the massive societal change, humans had been controlling carbon content way before the Romans. They knew it mattered, but may not have known why. Charcoal production was a massive industry for a reason. We still don't fully understand why to be honest. Getting straight answers on why pearlite increases yield strength was very difficult. There is forging in Breath of the Wild? Haven't got that far yet.
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  244. Off the back of the success of the graph paper notebook, Shopify have kindly come in to sponsor the channel. That was all you guys! Thank you. Go to www.shopify.com/realengineering for a 14 day free trial. No credit card details required!
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  245. Real Science uploaded a video today that is honestly much better than this one, you should watch it: https://youtu.be/DmanbWwMa5w
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  246.  @brll5733  "almost the same delta v". Yes, and I am almost the same height as Shaq
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  247. I mean, just debunking the shite that pops up on Kickstarter would be a job in itself.
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  248. LARAUJO I have been working on planes before Wendover hit puberty ;)
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  249. and thank you for watching
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  250. Excellent visualization. Fantastic idea. I feel in control of the bead when I meditate. Probably my favourite video you have put out
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  251. Some say poxxy some say lucky. Both accurate.
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  252. Yeap, typo
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  253. It’s the 3 episodes of the Space Shuttle series combined
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  254. As soon as explanations go into quantum physics, my brain is incapable of understanding. Not smart enough for that shit
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  255. The #smartyoutubermafia just launched a subscription box. Featuring the notepad I have been using for the past month to plan videos, along with products from CGP Grey, Wendover Productions, Minute Physics, Tierzoo and many more. Get $5 off using the code "realengineering" on http://singularitybox.com
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  256. What one are they using? I actually created my own vector version of it in illustrator because I couldn't find a decent PNG of it. Most journalists are going to be lazy with that and just use whatever is available. That may be why
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  257. +Tesser 4D Hank Green has always been super supportive of this channel. He's great
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  258. I generally like to keep things positive on this channel, but when opportunities arise for teaching moments that aren’t just shitting on budding engineers, I’ll see
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  259.  @christopher4101 you’re a strange little guy aren’t you 😂
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  260. Good one
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  261. If you haven't yet, you have to check out the latest Real Science video. Features one of the funniest interviews I have ever seen. https://youtu.be/eoJWQNg7egc
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  262. I originally uploaded this on Friday, but there was a problem with the video not going out to subscribers, so I had to take it down. The ICBM defence video will be out this Friday! Making an effort to post more educational content on my instagram account, so give that a follow if you are interested. https://www.instagram.com/brianjamesmcmanus/
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  263. God damn it Joseph. How do you come up with these video ideas. You genius
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  264. I'll get around to nuclear eventually. There are a lot of reasons nuclear power is dropping worldwide. Primarily because it's more expensive than renewable power. The market dictates all. It should be continued to be researched and developed, but right now it has fallen behind.
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  265. I did present a TV show on Irish television. Will probably be on Amazon Prime at some stage, but I actually ended up paying them more than they paid me when I licensed their footage for the pumped hydro video. YouTube is where it's at!
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  266. It seems SO much more serious now 🤣 We had a voice actor read out the line with a pleasant little jingle. It was just a joke as we reset cameras to prevent them looking at something proprietary.
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  267. Pints? - We are going for pints whether you like it or not.
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  268. I mean you could just buy a vinyl and violently scratch it 😂
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  269. 2nd episode of our Battle of Britain series is live! Watch it here: https://nebula.app/videos/realengineering-battle-of-britain-ep-2-chain-home
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  270.  @sub-vibes  McGregor actually sent me a dm once. I told him to stay out of his daddys dms.
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  271. Seriously though, look up the price of those keysight tools. Well worth signing up to win one. https://www.keysight.com/us/en/events/keysight-world/live-from-the-lab-realengineering.html
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  272. So FC Barcelona has claimed the money from this entire 16 minute video about a satellite constellation because of a 10 second clip of their team. YouTube your system is broken. We have set up our own streaming platform to help counteract this bullshit: www.watchnebula.com
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  273. Sign up to Nebula using this link: https://go.nebula.tv/realengineering
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  274. This video is super fast, hopefully you got a basic idea of material properties. I wanted to create a second channel where I can explain things slowly and in detail for the people who want that kind of content. I am hoping to partner with a university and release proper college grade education on that channel. The link is in the description. Thanks guys. Really appreciate your support. Back to normal videos soon! Hoping to do a Q&A at the end of the year, so go ahead and follow me on twitter if you have an questions you would like to ask. https://twitter.com/Fiosracht
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  275. because it lost a shit load of money
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  276. If this video get's 100,000 likes I will make the Moon block out the Sun today. Be one of the 400 people to get a 2 month free trial with Skillshare using this link: http://skl.sh/realengineering2 Also, the Showmakers episode is not uploaded yet, as the upload failed to YouTube after 2 hours of waiting. It will be online later this evening here: https://goo.gl/Ks1WMp and when Wendy get's his shit together to upload it to iTunes.
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  277. Yeaaaaaaah, about that. The clauses for companies to use them make it basically unusable by any of their actual competitors. Still an admirable move, but not near as altruistic as it may seem
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  278.  @Vignana_Pradarshana  Right now? Insanely expensive, the idea of importing hydrogen from that far away makes little sense when you can just make it locally. I could see countries along the Suez Canal creating a hydrogen/ammonia fuel project to refuel ships though.
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  279. I'll fight any man
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  280. Great video. Loved the engineering elements
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  281. I do remember reading about it. Looking forward to that video!
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  282. If you are interested, here's my new personal channel. https://youtu.be/h42tKSNmKCI
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  283.  @JiminyBillyBobIII  Yes discussing two countries energy policies. Such youtube drama nonsense
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  284. Yeah I'm annoyed that slipped through. The rest of the script has the correct terminology and I calculated most of the figures myself, so I clearly understand the difference.....I'm just a dumbass sometimes when writing quickly.
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  285. I will be uploading a video showing you the ruins of Hitler's home in Berghof early next week. Subscribe here to check it out. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMet4qY3027v8KjpaDtDx-g edit: I'm still working on this video. I created my original edit and I felt the tone was VERY off. Re-editing it as soon as I have some time again.
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  286. Time to call in the big guns. Would be cool to see it in practice. I goofed with multiple typos in the animations showing the chemical reactions, references in the description for the correct ones.
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  287. Yeap, St. Judes had to recall one of their pacemakers last year because of it. Tried to fit that into the script, but didn't quite fit into the narrative.
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  288. If you missed episode 1: https://youtu.be/UcBc0l7IrZU
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  289.  @JoelBarnes0  you are watching an engineering channel cover engineering companies. It's what you signed up for. If I get paid for something I will let you know. In fact, these on location shoots increase our production costs, so it's an even dumber comment
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  290. It was fairly well behave in most situations. Test pilots gradually expand the flight envelope. They never tested the plane to stall, for the reasons stated in this video, but with enough altitude the wings would be unswept and recovered.
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  291. Hey everyone, hoped you like the video. If you want to ask me anything or just say hi, hit me up on twitter. I will be a lot more responsive there. My username is Fiosracht (which is the Irish word for curiousity)
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  292. Dihedral and anhedral wings are a really interesting example of this in wings.
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  293. The Tesla roadster isn't even in production yet and won't be able to last on a track. Video coming next on the Tesla truck and Tesla in general
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  294. I mean, I am Irish. I'm not just white. I am translucent.
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  295.  @MikePSU  nope, just dsylexic and autocomplete sentences in my head
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  296. Lol, you got me.
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  297. Generational trauma runs deep in Ireland
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  298. I had to let my great great grandmother down lightly. She has been anxious to get them out ever since the Black and Tans burned her house down.
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  299. Ah feck, I'm just realizing in the rush to get this video out that we cut a mention for NightHawkingLights video on thermoacoustics. I cut the explaination down and did not realize I threw his mention out with it. https://youtu.be/kkBBkQ8jFRY
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  300. Me too bud, me too.
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  301. You're my boy blue!
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  302. I need to make a video about nuclear power. This stuff always comes up and I think most people forget one major point. We cannot give most of the world's population access to nuclear power.
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  303. Been to Galway, Ireland Johnny? Your description of Leuven sounded a lot how I describe my hometown.
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  304. No need to attack literally everything we have ever done 🤣
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  305. Wanted to go into refinement and manufacturing more, but the video was already insanely long. May revisit this later
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  306. My Master's thesis was in carbon fibre reinforced plastics. It deserves a video (if not several) on it's own.
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  307.  @patrickmartin3322  Well, going through airport security twice is a bit of a ridiculous thing to require. I get waved through in Dublin most of the time too. There is absolutely zero reason the TSA can't just trust the DAA to do their job. Having to show up 3 hours early because you have to go through 2 security lines is just a ball ache
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  308.  @realscience  I disagree. When I am surrounded by men and only men, my sexual orientation changes almost instantly.
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  309. First episode of the Logistics of D-Day series is now available on Nebula. Cheapest and best way to get access is through https://curiositystream.com/realengineering/. Upon signing up you will get an email with your login info for watchnebula.com
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  310. haha thanks bud, just call me Brian
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  311. It is now
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  312. Hey Guys. I just pressed publish on this video in a pitch to the judges of the Best Young Irish Entrepreneur awards. Was so nervous, yall notification squad people did me proud. 1000 views in the 10 minutes I was talking and they could see it coming though on my live analytics. Ye are the best! As always, ask any questions here or on my twitter. www.twitter.com/fiosracht
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  313. This knife harmed a banana
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  314.  @jdotoz I don’t want to use the word “insane” in a derogatory fashion
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  315. Yes, that is just my opinion. I don't like his videos, he may well hate mine. That's okay. The issue is: He completely misunderstood (or just failed to do basic research) on the most basic principles on the system. The most glaring mistake was his idea that the turbine needed to spin faster in the low atmospheric pressure because there isn't enough air there for thrust. He makes that point with zero mathematical backing, like every point in his video. That isn't even what they are for, they are there to battle the kantrowitz limit, as explained in this video. The thrust is just a positive side effect. I make mistakes in my videos too, everyone makes mistakes, but the rhetoric he uses is just a bit too abrasive for my taste.
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  316. ...thanks mom
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  317. Well I hope you can share this video with your colleagues and feel a little bit of redemption. It's frustrating seeing everyone congratulating Richard Branson for copying an open source student project from 2010 like he is saving lives. PR stunts during this time deserve A LOT of criticism.
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  318. That’s was all Dylan.
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  319. Your footage helped with the video SO much
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  320. Took me a few takes to get that one...
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  321. Getting a $20 giftcard for finishing the We Are Legion is a serious deal! Get the first book for free by signing up to https://Audible.com/realengineering
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  322.  @roqua  One of the final comments on the last draft was to lower the db of the beep during the intermission card as I was afraid it would hurt peoples ears. We may have over done it. Reviewing a 50 minute long video 10 times and then this happens
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  323.  @diakounknown1225  no that one was just reading the script with a dsylexic brain
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  324. Planning to do a video on the actual history of each line and how it was built. I’ll hopefully learn how to pronounce the Thames by then
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  325. I figured! I don't feel the need to hide it, my second channel is under my full name.
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  326. I'll be 108 and living on an artificial heart, but I'll try.
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  327. So?
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  328. Great video Will.
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  329. The joke was a lot more relevant when I started writing the script.....this one took a while to make
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  330.  @Samcanplaymusic  one or two minor errors. Said degrees kelvin too, and mixed atomic number and atomic weight, but nothing that actually impacts the video. Just annoying mistakes that could have been avoided with more fact checking passes
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  331.  @bobbiusshadow6985  I used the word "clickworthy"
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  332. Glad the intro did it's job!
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  333. That sentence taken out of context is not entirely accurate, yes.
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  334. +John Robert Kanu Hahaha just like my newer videos. I would prefer my videos without them, but I need food n shit.
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  335. qwert zuiopü yeap I approached them. SimScale is making a valuable engineering tool affordable, gotta love that
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  336. They're shite
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  337.  @lolsoos4205  A lovely holiday to an industrial lot in Houston 😂
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  338. Grey can make anything interesting.
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  339. For a tiny little country, we really do get around.
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  340. Just back from a trip to Guam with Wendover Productions and Real Life Lore, you can watch the terrible vlog about it here. https://youtu.be/h42tKSNmKCI
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  341. We are filming with Helion next month!
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  342. I'm aware. The only actual engineering job I ever worked in was as a composite design engineer. Just used oven as a colloquialism to make the video more accessible.
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  343. Planning to!
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  344.  @lcg3092  Yeap, I get that too, but I can only speak for myself. I’m not gonna defend other peoples integrity, that’s their responsibility.
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  345. Yeap. Why I wanted to throw atleast one scenario (water infiltration) as a "it's not that simple" comment
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  346. Had the same thought. Need to do a video on desalination
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  347.  @TomStantonEngineering  Not a bother!
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  348. Legitimate complaint there. Sorry for my ignorance on the subject. Will correct the title and thumbnail when I get the chance.
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  349. Thanks everyone for the support on the notebooks! Took another pretty huge bet on manufacturing those things in bulk. About to hit the breakeven point so at-least I haven't lost money on them! If you wanna get your own, this is the link. https://store.nebula.app/collections/real-engineering
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  350. That’s very romantic.
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  351. I left the opacity down during a last minute edit to fix an animation mistake. GOD DAMN IT. Okay who at YouTube can I beg to get this video file replaced.
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  352. I love big buts
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  353. It will be inactive for a long while, not even sure what I will use it for yet. I'll focus on this one for now
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  354. Well we actually did take part in team trees over on our new channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mV6GL7RrXz8&t=1s
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  355. I said store the other day lads. If I lose my accent I will be a full blown American. I'll be using the imperial system next. The horror
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  356. It was fun to work with them. Great footage and music that I could work with for free, and I got to have dinner next to the Rosetta stone. Preeeeeeeeetty cool.
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  357. Same. I would love to work for Zipline. This is the sort of thing I live for.
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  358. If you haven't seen it yet, be sure to take a look at my last video. A lot of my subscribers have not seen it yet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHZALtqAjeM
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  359.  @alexm7023  We are actually a hivemind. We are controlled by a central intelligence on the moon.
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  360. Yeah I was speaking to my civil engineering friends a few days ago and they said the same thing. Yer all about that steel and concrete.
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  361. +rohit choudhary I'm awful sad
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  362. Be sure check out http://www.storyblocks.com/realengineering_1017 for a 7 day free trial. Big shout out to Mike from Mobox Graphics on this one. He did the majority of the work, which is why you may notice a slight change in style. All Patreon funds go towards employing him.
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  363. Some questions are best left unanswered
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  364. We actually caught that mistake but I am travelling without my mic at the moment, so couldn't fix it.
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  365. Planning a video on U-Boats sometime next year.
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  366. Thank you to http://squarespace.com/realengineering for helping me build a beautiful new site and for helping Real Engineering exist. You can grab those t-shirts here. https://store.dftba.com/collections/real-engineering Feel free to ask me questions here or over on https://twitter.com/Fiosracht
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  367. This video was inspired by a Twitter thread by Dr. Chris Combs, a professor of hypersonics in UTSA. He also helped me research for the X-15 video. Also, the saturation explanation is not strictly accurate, but it’s easier than explaining that the balance of evaporation and condensation changes. Don’t @ me meteorologists
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  368. I honestly don't know how I managed that. I copied the equations from the history of Iron and Steel video too, someone must have pointed it out there too. I studied chemistry, I should know better.
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  369. Hey everyone. Hope you liked the video. I'm planning to do a Q/A at some point, so if you have any questions please send me a tweet. My username is fiosracht.
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  370. Yeap the projectile is just a tungsten missile right now, no explosives. The kinetic energy alone is immense, I should have talked about this in the video.
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  371. +MrCrackheadst thanks. That's the sort of thing I love hearing. I was terrible maths when I was younger. I always find practical applications help me understand
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  372. Which legend would that be?
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  373. Wendy is spilling
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  374.  @erblinbeqa6550  Sponsors often require you to upload within the month. That's why I uploaded today, last day of the month, otherwise I would have waited until Saturday.
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  375. No Comment-Kd complete hipster
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  376. I never get invited to parties :(
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  377. That's factored into the number I state at the start of the video
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  378. Wouldn't be hard to do it better than Thunderf00t
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  379. WTF was I thinking with that outro!?
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  380. The Irish give me shit for sounding American, the rest give me shit for sounding Irish. Can't win
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  381. The absolute best clickbait, so clickbait it made me spend a week researching whether it was true.
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  382. This is something I don't like myself actually, glorifying war is something I actively avoid, but it's the nature of engineering. Most of our largest innovations came about as a result of war. I'll be taking a break from these subjects after this video....thankfully.
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  383. I'll make a video about it this year I promise. I don't know enough about it right now to make any intelligent comment on the subject.
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  384. That transition had me laughing for far too long
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  385. woopsies
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  386. Just shared a wee preview to my first "vlog" on instagram, which will be going up on my personal channel later this month. Check it out. It's 10/10 hipster shit. https://www.instagram.com/brianjamesmcmanus/
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  387. Hey, just added it to the list of references. Not sure why that link wasn't already in there! We normally have onscreen reference numbers too, but they got left out in the rush to meet our deadline. Thanks for the great work! Some of the best tech writing on the web.
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  388. Q&A on the topic of this weeks video starts......now: https://www.instagram.com/brianjamesmcmanus/
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  389. Really isn't my place to discuss why it happens and I feel a lot of the reasons people give are anecdotal. All I know is why I went into engineering and that's because I had role models I could relate to.
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  390. Hiiiiiiiiiiiiyo!
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  391. Nathan Applegate there will be an episode about glass
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  392. *pew pew. Then the US Navy said "NUUUUUH UUUH I HAD MY INVINCIBILITY CLOAK ON". Then they starting screaming and got in trouble with their Moms.
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  393. Waiting for someone to find the Baby Yoda we hid another animation.....
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  394. Tim is the man
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  395. Wendover Productions anymore?
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  396. The r on my laptop is a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittle sticky.
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  397. Bodoh lah.
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  398. Hilarious that people in the comments are saying the Comet was the first successful airliner. Success in that it forced De Havilland to seek a government bail out and allowed Boeing to dominate the airline industry until Airbus came along?
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  399. I lived in KL for 3 years. Had the public holiday weekend (god I loved Malaysia and it's silly amount of public holidays) with nothing to do so I flew off to Sabah by myself for 5 days and learned how to animate. Was great. I'll probably be back in KL for a month in September
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  400.  @NikomaGrob  He literally admitted to taking money from the Russian government. There is a very well documented paper trail for his entire right wing agency being paid to make pro Russian content
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  401. That's why I started the channel. It's here primarily to inspire, not educate.
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  402. That was their official statement. They can’t be seen officially supporting Ukraine. I however think it’s far too much of a coincidence that they wore it when they wore it for the first time in 7 years.
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  403. Ah say what you will about engineering, but I have a pretty firm grasp on this reality business. Been a level 4 laser lotus for 5 months now.
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  404. God damn it 😂
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  405. Go ahead and watch my artificial gravity video please. Your understanding of the term is off.
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  406. Actually very little evidence for that, but I have no idea. They were clearly incredibly talented stonesmiths either way. "Wait did you just edit that to say "wasn't", or is my dyslexia acting up again?)
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  407. I'm Irish and the American powergrid is the biggest machine in the world.
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  408. That is great. These types of comments mean a lot to me
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  409. Mike still commercializing it. Hardware is difficult.
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  410.  @eSKAone-  No they're not
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  411. YEEEEES MY FIRST FLAT EARTHER. I have finally made it guys. This is a huge milestone.
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  412. Approx 10.35%
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  413. *Nebula level shit ;)
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  414.  @PK-xe6sm  BALLS! How did I miss that? Even calculated the speed of communication with the correct number
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  415. Also fun fact, Luke Ming Flanagan once accidentally searched for nude pictures of a fellow politician....on his twitter text bar. Irish politicians are ridiculous.
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  416. You got me
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  417. Follow my progress with learning to use my camera again on: https://www.instagram.com/brianjamesmcmanus/. Start learning your own new skill for New Years with a 2 month free trail here: http://skl.sh/realengineering6 . Skillshare does not teach you how to pronounce things though, unfortunately.
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  418. +SmarterEveryDay that was the moment that got me too. My brain just lit up with the possibilities.
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  419.  @martinsmolik2449  it’s uploaded. Processing is just a little slow.
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  420. He knew I wanted to keep it 😂
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  421. Commercialisation is a huge first step to making the material affordable for everyday applications.
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  422. Oh for real? I tried to find cool examples, but that didn’t come up in my search.
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  423. +wrenthereaper bunch of barbarians
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  424. This week in typo errors I some how miss....that is a ridiculous amount of errors. Embarrassing.
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  425. We were actually struggling initially with comping in the turbine and were about to ask you for advice. Figured out our tracking was off by a single frame. Rookie mistake
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  426. Been wanting to visit Morocco for a long time. I will get there once this pandemic has blown over more. Gorgeous country and lovely people
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  427. Maybe. The video's information is still accurate. This is an engineering channel, so I don't really know what I could add to the conversation. I avoided talking about Trevor Milton in the video, despite my apprehension about the guy.
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  428. New animator. I'm sorry, it won't happen again 😂
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  429. Bobby Fingers is the best channel on YouTube
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  430. We don’t often get compliments on our technical writing, even though it’s our core competency. Thank you!
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  431. I did check in with the authors before making that joke. They thought it was funny, so boo to anyone that gets offended by it.
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  432. Mistake in the narration. We only caught it after I had left Ireland for a holiday.
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  433. Neither, it's a 2D animation that I forgot to apply scale to. Still learning this animation stuff.
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  434.  @josephr7529  Passing on that feedback to YouTube team
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  435. Mad that they got Max Fosh to interview Max Fosh
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  436. I done goofed.
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  437. Being dyslexic is great. I meant to write "first"
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  438. I forgot I left that joke in there honestly, and laughed myself during review. I don't know why I delivered it so dryly
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  439. The same thing that made you go down in the first place, inertia.
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  440. We basically have to do crash courses in these subjects in 2-3 weeks. Very intensive. To simplify things down we really need to understand them. Massive shout out to Josi who wrote this script.
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  441. This why the imperial system needs to go die in a fire already. I don't know, conflicting information online. The Thunderbirds read through the script and didn't correct it, so I will trust their call.
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  442. me too, thing took me far too long to make.....sorry.
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  443. When did youtubers become an authority on what can and can't work?
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  444. I agree. I primarily made this for my audience however, who get annoyed when things are dumbed down too much.
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  445. The [9] reference in the description is your best resource to get started. The book is about 70 dollars, but it's very succinct and easy to read.
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  446. "Derry/Londonderry" If you are gonna call it Londonderry you might as well own it. Calling it both just annoys both sides. Good job on trying to be unbiased though, better than most British media on the topic.
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  447. No, actually I think lower temperatures would increase the force, as conductivity rises with lower temperatures in metallic conductors. I'd be surprised if they aren't already doing that actually, good idea.
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  448.  @xxZerosumxx  No, it's certainly better than an ICE Hummer, but that does not make it environmentally friendly. It's still an oversized vanity vehicle. It's cool. Glad GM are upping their EV game, but let's not fool ourselves. If you buy this you are doing more damage to the environment.
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  449. Yeah I fall asleep every time I hear it
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  450. Gotta be ice cold liquid memes though.
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  451. Aw I was hoping it would be something where I become Neo and can dodge bullets n shit.
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  452. That's up for debate. It was made with wood and glue infused carbon powder, both absorb radar. The thing flying wing profile does help with RCS, despite the engines being slightly exposed. To top it off, Northrop used it when researching their designs.
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  453. Watch the 60 minute Nebula version here: https://nebula.app/videos/real-engineering-the-insane-engineering-of-the-787
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  454. Hope you feel better soon. This year has been rough for a lot of people. Me included!
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  455.  @acasccseea4434  It's the exact same mic and recording, you are hearing things.
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  456. yes
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  457. Graphene isn't strong enough either, I will make a video about this eventually. I actually specialized in carbon fiber composites for my thesis. A subject I am really passionate about, but people overstate the strength of composite materials. I would say, with a fair bit of confidence, that we will never see a space elevator.
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  458. thanks bud.
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  459. That means a lot coming from you. You are cranking out quality content. I don't know how you work so quickly! Been on the front page of /r/videos how many times in the last month?
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  460. No need to name calling! Call me what you want, but I don't appreciate my subscribers attacking each other.
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  461. Well >40% of my audience are American. You are using the largest machine in your country regardless of what country you are living in anyways.
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  462. Me too, I am already working on the next video. This was part of that video, but it felt a bit tacked on at the end, so I decided to split it into two. The next one will be a solid 10 minutes long alone.
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  463. It’s more like a month. While the video is in production I’m writing the next one.
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  464. God damn it Sam. Stop leaking your memes
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  465. That's just a scratch cover to protect the window. They are actually pretty easy to take off on some planes, although I don't recommend it...
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  466. Have a video about this up next in this series
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  467.  @nathanracher2911  This video is about ultracapacitors.....
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  468. The language surrounding that is confusing because the terminology changed somewhere since the plane was created. All the official documents refer to it as a turbosupercharger.
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  469. The bundle is ending at the end of this year FYI. You should switch to direct https://nebula.tv/unbundle
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  470. I'm also making a rule. Any climate change deniers that comment will need to back up their opinion with references from respected journals, otherwise your comment is getting deleted.
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  471. He didn't steal anything. He made superior products. The light bulbs he created lasted longer and were brighter. He figured out how to achieve a full vacuum, where others failed to. He developed carbon fibre filaments that lasted longer than other filaments. The better products get the sale. That's the nature of business. There is a reason his business, General Electric, still stands today.
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  472. Graham my audio engineer deserves the credit there!
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  473. +Nekrosis I read it
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  474.  @suncrafterspielt9479  If only that was an option!
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  475. We launched our job recruitment platform this year, and Helion are hiring! https://startpropeller.com/employer/helionenergy/
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  476. Yeah I saw that on patreon. It was definitely worth it.
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  477. I didn’t even think about the self generated noise pollution aspect
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  478. Thanks buddy
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  479. I completely forgot I left that laugh in there. Literally was just running out of time and decided, feck it, it can stay.
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  480. Would love more interviews like this
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  481. Robo Batman and I didn't claim he did either
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  482. They have been selectively bred over the years to eliminate the nasty species wide limp. Humans are amazing
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  483. And the award for most hilarious excuse for a delayed video goes to....
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  484. It would not be a Real Engineering episode without a spelling error. Wait no...both are correct?!
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  485. 7:41 I used to always get my hair cut in a little Indian barbershop in the carpark level of a mall in Malaysia. This brought me right back. Forgot they did this. It's oddly relaxing.
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  486.  @bigjared8946  Just testing if a more positive title will result in less annoying comments from people that have only watched the first minute of the video
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  487. Appreciate the love for the video! Can you do me a favor and just add a link to the original video as credit.
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  488. no
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  489. Thanks bud, congrats on the new found success!
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  490.  @23chaos23  Didn't say it was, and no it's not. Turboramjet is the name giving to this kind of hybrid engine.
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  491. hahahaha that's funny
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  492. You should ask them ;)
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  493. I made the exact opposite video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=im-JM0f_J7s
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  494. +Michael Beverly I skipped a lot more than that! Bell X-5 was the best teaching tool.
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  495. I know, very difficult to find decent footage of the spitfire. They both suffered from the problem anyways!
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  496. Hello Rohin. Good luck in your engineering career.
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  497. Why would they design it to do that?
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  498. One might call it.....history?
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  499. Thank you Gabriel. Have no intention in stopping :)
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  500. Not gonna lie, I am hoping that I get a high SEO ranking for Shazam and get some views that way.
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  501. Ah well, in that case we need to divide by zero and we gonna break the universe.
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  502. +Jack Macejko right back at ya!
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  503. Stealing my puns!
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  504. That makes a lot more sense, thanks for the correction
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  505. Oh you know it. It's gonna be a long one!
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  506. Did you not watch the same marketing event I did? That shit ain't cheap.
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  507. Welcome to the family!
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  508. I'm so happy this caught on.
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  509. It's just a bit of fooling around. I like interacting with the people that watch my videos.
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  510. Thanks to Alec for having me, if you would like to see more of the end product. Check out his vlogs here: http://bit.ly/2DVNZrn Get 3 months of Skillshare for $0.99 using this link: http://www.skl.sh/realengineering99
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  511. Dylan Hennessy I was about to delete this comment and then realized you are the editor 😂
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  512. Yeap have a lot planned. Steel is one. Nitinol is the one I am most excited for!
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  513. Depending on the airfoil, the Bernoulli effect can generate 5 degrees of angle of attack worth of lift. That is not trivial or daft in any sense. I simplify these videos down to allow them to flow and teach the specific point I am trying to make. Teaching the principles of lift entirely will be saved for another video.
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  514. yeah I was a bit iffy with making this video, since there are so many on the subject already. I put a stupid amount of effort into the animations, in the hopes that would make it the best video on the subject.
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  515. Eh, when I think of flight I think of aerodynamic flight. You aren't wrong though
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  516. You got it in reverse.
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  517. I'm glad it made someone laugh. I felt I was being extremely lazy with how I did it.
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  518. Yeah, Sam (wendover productions) and I, were the only none gaming people at the event. Cool to be included.
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  519. +mba2ceo This was the comment notification I woke up to this morning, telling me I had broke 5000. I reaaaaaally want that 100,000 subscribers plaque from Youtube. That was my new years resolution.
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  520. Electric planes will feature in this series
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  521. Air accelerating over the top of the wing is one way the wing generates lift. It isn't the only way. The way you mentioned is the primary source of lift.
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  522. From the little bit of research I have done for that future video. The Bolivian salt flats has enough lithium by itself, they are huge. The problem is the manufacturing process has a huge lead time.
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  523. I just think it's a cool plane. I'm not about war or American politics.
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  524. My favourite airport though. Really steep take-off with amazing views. Such an incredibly stupid place to put an airport though
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  525. Are you asking me to teach you about the birds and the bees? See when a man loves a woman......
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  526. I usually cut interview segments a bit shorted, but David was just so articulate and interesting that it was difficult to cut it out. He also proof read the script and helped massively. We have two extra videos with him on Nebula
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  527. I'd argue it's me after a night of drinking Guinness
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  528. If you think engineering advancement happens in 10 years, I got some reality checks for you.
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  529. You are arguing with what I said yet you cut out the part of the sentence that completes what I said. He was the first to discover and document the geology of the moon. That was the full sentence. I apologize for how you have been spoken to by other commenters. I don't condone that kind of behavior
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  530. John I never once made any mention of feminism. If you have watched any of my other videos you will notice a very obvious trend of me mentioning male inventors. I rarely get to speak about women engineers, so I will draw special attention to it. The fact you find this offensive is a bit strange
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  531.  @chunqk  that is on the product road map
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  532. Yeah in all honesty, I'm not a fan of the title. I would have done the video very differently in hindsight. Lessons learned
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  533. An architect trying to tell an engineer what to do. CLAAAAAASSIC
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  534. Technically correct. The best kind of correct. Why is pointing out Northern Ireland is part of the island of Ireland so triggering for the British? Maybe it's the same reason they keep calling Ireland part of the "British Isles". 21st century imperialism.
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  535. I left pig iron out on purpose, it's no different from cast iron. Having more than one name for the same thing just over complicates things. My videos are rarely one-offs, I will make a video so I can talk about a subject in more detail in future. I will be referencing back to old videos more and more in future. I'll be covering steel with more detail very soon.
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  536. That is a very loaded question. We discover new methods of manufacturing, we discover new materials, we learn more about aerodynamics, engines and control surfaces shift position, radar evasion may be a higher concern. Speed and cruising altitude requirements change. There are SO many variables that effect wing shape. I'll be doing loads more videos on wing design in the future. Just keep watching to learn more!
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  537. Normally you would quote the entire sentence, tends to give you a firmer grasp on what was said.
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  538. No, if you somehow magically appeared inside it, you would float above it. That isn't going to happen though, you will either be inside it while it accelerates or you will climb down from the center of rotation. The structure will need to transfer inertia to you.
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  539. I actually had that censored, but in my rush to get out for pints with the ghost of my grand papi I forgot to add it.
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  540. I'll be making a proper video about how cities will likely change over the next 100 years. On average buildings will need to grow, but yes supertall buildings won't be the norm for a long time. They can be profitable though, this is why I said they will stop being a decadent symbol of wealth. The Burj Khalifa is amazing, but it really wasn't needed.
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  541. There is definitely more videos coming about rockets and space in general
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  542. Dominic centrifugal force is a reaction force to centripetal. A force without a reaction force causes an acceleration, not a stress. One cannot exist without the other. Centrifugal is the correct term to use. This is why I made my artificial gravity video. The idea is being taught very poorly in schools.
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  543. No need to be using that language. I disagree with the guy, but no one deserves to be spoken to like that
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  544. Yeah that was bothering me too. Not a lot of good footage of BVMS
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  545. It does accept debit cards. Americans just say credit card for everything because they are weird
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  546. I misspoke there. Both are fuel rich.
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  547. I like your style Paul.
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  548. No it goes slightly further back than that. One of the first documented inventors of the swept wing was a fellow Irish man called William Dunne, but he invented it for different reasons. He invented it for longitudinal stability
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  549. Dude. The moment we make blasphemy legal in Ireland and you show up
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  550. A english tabloid paper trying to make explainer videos. Oh lawd have mercy it's the end of days.
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  551. You also don't need to watch! I'll say what I want.
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  552. +Wendoverproductions The question is, do you write fantasy romance stories about zombies?
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  553. This took a solid month to make, but definitely worth it! Going to make this "The Insane Engineering of ____" a series. Each one will have nice 3D renders like this and explore the engineering concepts in different machines.
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  554. Not any time soon. I may upload them sometime next year when I start season 2 on the pacific war.
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  555. I'm Wendy's daddy
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  556. hellorobots thank you! I'll have a look, haven't got a notification for it yet for some reason
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  557. The dislikes on this are disgraceful. Proud of you JT. Fair play for correcting the mistake
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  558. Pretty sure "but" is my most used word on this channel
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  559. The second channel will be seldom used for now. It's purely for videos with lower production value and more technical content. I want to keep this channel for really high quality fun videos.
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  560. Pre-rolls are turned off on my channel. I'd rather present an ad that I approved at the end of my video, than for my viewers to HAVE to watch a 30 second pre-roll just to gain entry to the content.
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  561. Writing the script as we speak
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  562. Thanks bud. Hopefully we can meet up again soon!
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  563. care to share dem laughing camels?
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  564. y'all my boys
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  565. Yeap, her videos are great. Highly recommend
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  566. +Michael Robinson you didn't listen to the part where I say the plane will use medium bypass engines. Plane will be no louder than a normal plane
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  567. Welcome!
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  568. Their location relative to the rain forest makes no difference. Demand for land in the south caused land prices to raise, which made it unprofitable to be a cattle farmer in those regions, so it has displaced other types of farming to cheaper land in the north.
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  569. Doing my job of answering question for me lads, thanks
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  570. Eventually. Currently trying to kickstart the algorithm again before our views slip into the unrecoverable doom of irrelevance
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  571. Khayr Brother great. You can run your channel as you wish then. I delete cuntish comments directed at my employees.
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  572. +Aakash Kalaria My happy place is sitting at a bar with a nice view of a runway. I am also a simple man!
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  573. Funny you should say.....we are cooking some ideas up for a Fake Engineering series that will talk about Sci-Fi technology. Not on this channel though.
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  574. I believe I have an invite to ATC in dublin, so that's a possibility for sure.
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  575. jealous
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  576. Oh you
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  577. +Practical Engineering if there are any topics you think could work for a collab, give me a shout!
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  578. Erdem Aras that's nice, I don't care what you like.
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  579. That's really nice to hear. Thanks Felix!
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  580. Made a few screw ups on this, as I usually do, but being able to link the after effects compositions to premiere has helped so much. Thanks for that! Let's get planning that video soon.
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  581. I used feet in my first video and people complained, the metric system is the world standard. American's make the largest percentage of my audience, but the majority of my audience are not American.
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  582. Watch the artificial gravity video, centrifugal force is a perfectly accurate term when describing inertial stress.
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  583. I read everything my dude. Thank you!
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  584. Well, it was never really secret. It was readily available information, but not exactly something Apple advertises.
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  585. These are the kind of messages that make my days hope you are well too!
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  586. Wrong
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  587. Machine - "an apparatus using mechanical power and having several parts, each with a definite function and together performing a particular task."
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  588. I'll post something up on Instagram stories when I'm there. I'm happy enough to do a meet-up outside KLCC. May bring some of my Malaysian friends along too.
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  589.  @abstergo-animus  yes
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  590. Damn, that's a good title.
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  591. 6:03 woopsies. Forgot to add the reference number here. The link is the [3] reference in the description. Thank you to Brilliant for sponsoring this video. Beens slowly working my way through that course and refreshing my knowledge, in places I am evening learning new things! https://brilliant.org/realengineering/
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  592. Ah, so that feeling goes away. Good news.
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  593. no. episodes are launch, orbit, re-entry
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  594. It's character is about making political monuments dominant on the skyline. That's stupid.
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  595. That's what we aimed to do! Thanks for the comment
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  596. Isgolo My dambusters video. It initially did not go out to many of my subs as it was demonetized.
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  597. I have been having a rough time with the algorithm lately. This is a sacrifice to the algogods. Praise be Susan Wojcicki
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  598. The percentage of people that click on it because of the "clickbait" is vastly higher than the ones that would avoid it. That's why it's called clickbait, shit works. I prefer the term clickworthy though ;)
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  599. Bigger landing gear and more noise. One of the reasons for placing engines on top of the plane is to shield the ground from noise.
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  600. Samnang Eang bones internal structure is very complex. I'll be doing a whole series on the engineering in the human body some day
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  601. +exurb1a Thanks bud, loved your most recent video....even though I am the complete opposite
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  602. There are never ads on my videos for my subs. I turn them off for the first month.
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  603. Gong Xi Fa Cai! I’m glad I don’t have to deal with those maniacs beating drums and shit while I’m trying to relax anymore though.
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  604. That is it. Trying to explain it was beyond my ability. 3blue1brown has a good video on it
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  605. Well I avoided mentioning the politics for a reason, but it's a lot more complex than that. China and Russia do not want another US ally on their doorstep. It's a mess
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  606. +Practical Engineering Figured you would like it Grady. If we still had annotations I would have linked to your video on dam failures in the video.
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  607. London City
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  608. I agree with you, it's lacking. I used a college text book for reference, but I left out most of the information because I was trying to keep videos below 3 minutes at the time. I will probably remake this video further down the line.
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  609. This is one comma away from being an insult.
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  610. Well my bachelors degree is in Biomedical Engineering, so expect some videos in that field too!
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  611. And thank you for the encouragement! My biggest goal is to inspire more people to study engineering.
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  612. There is no option for English (Ireland)..... even though we do have a superior command of the language ;)
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  613. It's an involute gear tooth.
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  614. Brigette is a badass. One of the most articulate and intelligent engineers I have ever met
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  615. Loved the new Attack on Titans video! Glad you went with that idea. Hope the shoulder is feeling better!
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  616. I'll break ye in three halves lads
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  617. Thanks for the help Grady!
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  618. Studied Biomedical Engineering in my undergrad, which is essential Mechanical Engineering with a bit of biology and surgical practice thrown in. My Master's was in Aeronautical, where I specialised in composite materials. Worked in the Oil & Gas industry for three years as a composite design engineer/ product manager then. Varied....
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  619. "Civilizations, like people, thrive on challenge and decay without it. The time is past for human societies to use war as a driving stress for technological progress. As the world moves towards unity, we must join together, not in mutual passivity, but in common enterprise, facing outward to embrace a greater and nobler challenge than that which we previously posed to each other." This is my favourite quote and reflects my mentality well
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  620. Huh, I have always heard it pronounced as Taymes, TIL.
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  621. No, mirrors reflect visible light and absorb a good deal of infrared
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  622.  @alexandermartin1837  It's becoming very obvious that you work for that channel. Stoooop spamming
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  623. My boy Jaden dropping the knowledge
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  624. Oh man, every time someone makes a request I realise how much subject matter I still have left. It's endless. I will get to these things...eventually.
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  625. Elon is a huge inspiration to me. He is going to be remembered for a very long time. My name is Brian :)
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  626. He cooked it and filmed it for me. They don't ship to Ireland :(
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  627. We should be yes, very under utilized, particularly in US.
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  628. Fine i'll block out the sun if we can get 1000 likes. Edit: Y'all did it. I shall perform a miracle today. Papa bless
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  629. Minute Physics just did a great video on it
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  630. Countries do not effect climate change. Individuals do. Keep blaming China and India. They have done more to transition to renewable that most western countries. China alone have made solar energy cost effective. Ireland is an embarrassment when it comes to climate action, being a small country does not excuse it.
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  631. Really didn't want to show my face. Especially because I am quite ill at the moment and covered in spots from the meds. Felt it was needed for that message though. I'm absolutely shattered after this day. Just gonna go out and have a few pints in Toms honor now. Happy Christmas yall
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  632. Didn't win! The winners had fantastic businesses. Medical devices, apps to help the elderly track their medication and research referencing software. A YouTube channel with zero employees was never gonna win it. Was nice to be involved though and made some great connections!
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  633. One of my favourite places in the world.
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  634. I personally used it as an American football. Hard to get the spiral on it just right, but with some practice, you can really nail someone in the head from across the schoolyard
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  635.  @nathanracher2911  My titles tend to not be too SEO friendly to be fair!
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  636. Lol no.
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  637. Although I didn't know that was a smoothbore gun, the Abrams wasn't even in shot when that was referenced. People always be hunting for mistakes
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  638. We have an open relationship.
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  639. This video was recorded between Ireland and Dubai. Audio quality is all over the place. May invest in a nicer mic soon, but the blue snowball is nice.
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  640. Twitter is class. Just follow cool people like hypersonics researchers.
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  641. Oh. Good idea
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  642. These are the kind of messages that make my day! Hope you are well too!
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  643. No worries. Totally understandable. You support plenty by watching!
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  644. +Wendoverproductions It's gonna be a good one ;)
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  645. The editing was a bit wonky, so had to fix and reupload.
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  646. Yeah, I'm embarrassed about that, not sure how I didn't catch it during my iterations of my scripts. In my head I was thinking gravity. Hope that mistake doesn't take away too much from the video.
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  647. Definitely on the list. Love that plane
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  648. No
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  649. Just decided to take on the challenge of writing about some "boring" subjects and making them more entertaining through humour. It makes my job a lot more fun too.
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  650. Public GPS shuts off the moment the receiver begins acting like a missile
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  651.  @_aullik  I’m not Stephanie’s Boss, she’s my colleague
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  652. It's been fixed!
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  653. It seems to have been put back on the drawing board yeah. I think the next engine they are developing is the raptor.
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  654. Sound man Connor
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  655.  @robinstewart6510  Maybe in your neighborhood rich boy. I didn’t have a colour TV until 1995 😂
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  656. 12:04 That sounds like Charlie work
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  657. Will be great when the technology is affordable to use safely. It’s getting there.
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  658. To answer your question. Round just sounded better to me. To argue my use of round. Round is not a shape. Round is an adjective describing a shape and an oval is a round shape. Round covers all my bases for different window shapes. Some have tear drop shapes, which are also rounded.
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  659. It already has
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  660. Holger Brandsmeier definitely not my best, far to complicated a subject to explain in 3 mins. Will probably revisit it somewhere down the line.
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  661. +seigeengine you seem to be forgetting that YouTube has a lot of kids on it. When I see comments like this I assume it's a young kid that simply wants to interact with me. I am incredibly grateful for any views or comments I get. I definitely want more young people watching. If I chose to reply to one and it makes someone's day a little brighter then what's the problem? I reply plenty to the legitimate questions too
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  662. Avoided the politics on purpose, believe me I wanted to go in hard on the c*nts that ruined my country. I tried to stay on the cost/engineering perspective. The water would get too muddy to include corruption and politics.
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  663. While there is a truth to that. It's a severe over simplification.
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  664. Because it's currently expensive. Most nuclear power plants are closing because of this, not anything to do with safety concerns. I fully support researching modern nuclear techniques, but for now the market has made its choice.
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  665. I still can't believe Ireland scored that drop goal last weekend. SEEEEEEEEEEXTON YOU BEAUTY
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  666. Welcome to the channel. I have about 5 videos that go into the problem at depth.
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  667. +hoilst how much the the YouTube trolls pay you to post this?
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  668. Yes, yes it does.
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  669. Did ye actually get a second notification?
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  670. Yeah I always found metallurgy a bit over complicated in college, we don't need to think in 3D or understand the physics to the atomic scale. Just knowing the basic mechanism and understanding the phase diagrams is the most important part.
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  671. Engineering has one of the highest dropout rates. I think 50% of my first year class dropped out. Never too late to get back into it!
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  672. Check "City Beautiful" out. Vox is great, but that channel has much more substance on these kind of topics
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  673.  @sofiawaqasi5947  we have discussed
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  674. Hoping next month. Script is written and I am currently working with illustrator to develop some nice maps of Normandy.
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  675. Hahaha you actually redacted it.
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  676. Trying to be better about that. We have been behind schedule for a few months, but gradually catching up.
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  677. Not censorship. Peer review.
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  678.  @adamwishneusky  No. 2 Million people have the choice to support the content they watch. You entitled dipshit
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  679. +Wendoverproductions Haha I may have to do it now, tomorrow is stretching it haha
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  680. My final year project for biomedical engineering was to design an alternative procedure for AV fistulas, which involved opening the wrist alter the flow of blood to allow dialysis. I wanted to do the procedure with catheters and use strong magnets to bring the vessels into contact, and then perform the procedure inside the body. Normal magnets obviously would be difficult, this may make it easier. Im going to thinking about applications for this all night.
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  681. well a non-ductile material certainly can't be drawn into a wire. Ductile just means the material deforms significantly before failing. The opposite of that is brittle, where the material shatters suddenly.
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  682.  @vasubawa  yes
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  683.  @zhengjia9580  lol
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  684. Metric tonnes, I don’t deal with the imperial system.
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  685. That would be great if I didn’t finish the video at the last minute. If we can finish the video before due date, we upload to Nebula well in advance
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  686. Koalas>Camels change my mind
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  687. Working on getting access
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  688. Someone sees my pain :')
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  689. Thanks for catching that! Just changed
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  690. Pretty sure I am the first channel they have ever sponsored.
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  691.  @shab-re5334  "Building Ireland"
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  692.  @23chaos23  Alright man. I will trust you over official government documents calling it a turbo-ramjet.
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  693.  @MostlyPennyCat  Landing on a runway is pretty hard with an autonomous drone. Factor in wind, rain etc and you are going to need some pretty advanced fly by wire, or a skilled pilot at hand. The capture system requires neither.
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  694. I, H, W and RSJ are all essentially the same thing.
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  695. +TOP KEK Thanks. The support is really appreciated
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  696. +Mind Patrick well I have a masters in Aeronautical Engineering, that may have something to do with it haha
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  697.  @jooseppielleese7156  making a video about the terrorist bombs that nearly killed my mother? Nah, I’m alright
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  698.  @Rukhage please don’t peg me
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  699. I had the noise in their originally, but it was toooooo scary. Would spook everyone
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  700. Yeap! On it
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  701. A stock footage site, that sells stock footage as a business, is enforcing their license agreements? How dare they! Next we will have airlines asking people to purchase tickets before boarding. What is this world coming to?!
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  702. They provide more efficient lift at slower speeds, jet engines can rev higher because the airflow through the nacelle is relatively constant. Although planes like the SR-71 did have to worry about shock-waves messing with airflow into the engine, they had solutions for it.
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  703.  @TheChieftainsHatch  it's a lot easier when you have a couple of million of marketing money backing your effort
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  704.  @BazilRat  Ah lads, I'm fucked. We had our Christmas party last night lol
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  705. The kudos goes to Graham my new sound editor. He works on Wendover Productions and Half as Interesting too
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  706. I feel guilty about the second channel not having any content yet! Will try and put a short summary up there soon. Talking to my home Uni about partnering with them for that channel soon. I have a bachelors degree in Biomedical Engineering and a Masters in Aeronautical
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  707. +Wendoverproductions glad I didn't accept your bet for the first to 10,000 now!
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  708. naw man, this is sparta
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  709. Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhup Sam
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  710. You should all watch this lecture. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKCK4lJLQHU
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  711. +Magnificent Speed neither, Galway. My family are from Clondalkin though
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  712. ....Hong Kong is in China. Britain isn't an empire any more, sorry to burst the bubble.
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  713. Adobe Creative Suite. Get it, signup for Skillshare at: http://skl.sh/realengineering3 and learn how to use it!
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  714. Hearts for everyone that asks.
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  715. It's become my favourite plane while making this
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  716. I searched this, and I honestly couldn't find a straight answer. It's a single country, so I think "isn't" is correct, but it sounds so stupid.
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  717. The Irish gotta stick together! Thanks Melanie :)
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  718. Transonic means close to the speed of sound, which is difficult as explained in the video.
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  719. That's a product of the fuel tank size, not fuel efficiency.
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  720. +Kai beyond that, the tips of the blades would probably break the speed of sound
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  721.  @dicktrolington416  Thunderfoot is definitely that dumb
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  722. Hassan II Mosque, the third largest mosque in the world in Casablanca, Morocco
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  723. Wing
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  724. Welcome to science. It takes a long time.
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  725. +Strategos Redwald that's okay, I knew it would rustle the jimmies of the very vocal few. Probably the same people that constantly bitch about my accent, no loss
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  726. There's the attitude this channel is about!
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  727. Nobody is impressed by what you already know
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  728.  @Thedoctorr5  Really doesn't matter to me honestly. I get far more money on Nebula, BUT it's hard to quantify the value of algorithm engagement on YouTube. So far our views just keep going up and up on YouTube, so I would guess Nebula is the better play
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  729. Yes
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  730. Skyer, you want the t-shirt? Send your address to my email: mcmanus.brian1@gmail.com with the size you want, if you do.
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  731. Thanks bud!
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  732. tis, that's where I am from
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  733. thanks for the help Mike!
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  734. HAAAAAAPPY EARTH DAY!
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  735.  @popeter  Their involvement is as simple as emailing me and offering me access to their facilities. I do not take payments from companies that I cover in videos, as a rule.
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  736. A visit to India is well over due!
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  737.  @nomohakon6257  Welcome to aerospace engineering, where we use drag to stabilize ourselves.
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  738. Yeap
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  739. You're right. For the record 6.31 is the only part of the video animated by Mike. He deserves the credit there. The fuck up was on me for the rest..
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  740. You didn't watch until the end
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  741. Tom allowed us to use his footage too! Not a lot of footage of the Japanese test train available to license
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  742. We are in talks with Rocket Lab
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  743. "shadow sponsors" are illegal. If we are sponsor or given money in any way, we explicitly say that. As a rule, we do not take money from subjects of videos
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  744. When did I say I wasn’t skeptical of the hyperloop? I covered the theory behind it, get on up ouuuutta here
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  745. That's nice of you to say, because I literally only finished this video 30 minutes before it was published. All my videos are rushed!
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  746.  @LawtonDigital  Ain't nobody got time for that.
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  747. I'm stupid, I just work hard
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  748. Well that is a big compliment. Glad you like the channel. Plenty more to come!
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  749. That's a good rule of thumb. Creators on YouTube see most comments coming through their channels, even the huge channels, but we obviously can't reply to all of them. I appreciate you watching, but I will always use this channel to express myself as I see fit!
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  750. Well Melbourne consistently wins the best city to live in in the world, they have to be doing something right. That was another city I wanted to talk about in detail, but the video was getting too long.
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  751. I was away from my computer all day yesterday, had to reply to everything on my phone. I struggle with spelling and grammar :(
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  752. Yes, one of the reasons I didn't mention the name, especially with my ending message.
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  753. Addison Martin this video was finished before Mark contacted me. We just uploaded it early for the sake of the charity
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  754. What the hell is a bushel?
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  755. And so would teleportation
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  756. The channel is entirely produced by me.....too much work.
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  757. 26
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  758. Yeap, that's true! Not sure on the "as beneficial" part, but it does have similar effects.
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  759. great idea actually!
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  760. They will get longer with time. I think the next video will be a lot longer. These videos take me a long time to make and I need to grow my channel fast, so short shareable videos are my priority right now. As the channel grows I can afford to invest more time in each video.
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  761. Saeful Akbar  Camels are just deformed horses.
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  762.  @redsnow846  Can you change your monitor? That would cost approximately 200,000 dollars less per annum.
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  763.  @redsnow846  "click a button". Nearly every movie you watch is in 24 fps. It costs us money per frame of renders, and our primary bottleneck at the moment is render times. We just spent 5k upgrading 2 graphics cards for a marginal time gain. Taaaaaaaaaalking shiiiiiiiite man
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  764. Learned from my Blitzkrieg video!
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  765. You should have seen my first attempt Brady. Outtakes were basically the entire video.
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  766. Oh there goes the internet drama again. God damn nerds.
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  767. Yeap, but I don't particularly want to give google permission to actively monitor my microphone
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  768. Slightly biased because aero>space, but episode 3 is my favourite episode
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  769. NASA stuff is easy. They make a lot public. For planes it's more difficult and I rely on my knowledge about planes and interviews with experts more often. One of the reasons we won't see an episode about the F-22. Simply not enough info available to make it worthwhile imo
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  770.  @danielkjm  I'm Irish, take a wild guess
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  771.  @WouterNederstigt  I will be continue my regular schedule on YouTube. Nebula will remove sponsor reads and I will have some extra series on there.
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  772. https://youtu.be/-omR1rXcPrE
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  773. This one was a lot of fun to make! Really want to make a full documentary about rally too.
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  774. My face is already in a view videos and my instagram is linked in most videos. I ain't hiding, I just don't think who I am is important to the content of the videos.
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  775. Okay, you got me there, but they are similar enough to ignore those differences for the sake of clarity.
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  776. Thanks Inés!
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  777. thanks Dustin. New video out tomorrow!
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  778. Artemis Gordon do you have his number?
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  779. RoninTuah true, but it's not a true comparison. Low wing with anhedral would absolutely be unstable. High wing planes like the AN-255 need anhedral wings, as the lower centre of gravity makes rolling more difficult (more stable). The anhedral wing introduces instability to allow roll with less effort.
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  780. Next you are going to ask me to stop drinking Guinness.
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  781. NeoQJ I said it wrong
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  782. +Chris Davies I didn't even mention Bernoulli's Theory in the video, ya goof.
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  783. I actually was gonna change it for this video, but time pressure made me leave it in. Need a better alternative
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  784. 1. It's a prototype 2. The aeroshell is passively stable. Anyone that doesn't acknowledge those two things in a video has a very poor understanding of engineering.
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  785. I was actually planning to do a video on how turkey timers worked, but I forgot. Next year, or maybe for Christmas.
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  786. Weird that I didn't know that. I studied thermodynamics and said degrees kelvin the entire time
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  787. Mind your business
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  788. That is explained in the "coding geek" reference in the description. It was a bit of a long winded and boring explanation, so I left it out of the video.
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  789. It's not demonetized. I turn off the ads myself.
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  790.  @ramiabusaleh8277  Rohin caught that. Stock footage man.....I need to start appearing in videos more so I don't rely on it so much.
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  791. I worked my ass off for 3 years, I wanted a break from that corporate life. I found it very stressful. I was being touted as the next managing director for my company, but I didn't want that life. It didn't make me happy, so I quit. I gave myself 6 months to make this YouTube thing work. It's something I enjoy and I value my freedom over money. It's the best decision I ever made.
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  792. Well if the engine weighs less, you need less fuel to lift it. Assuming that two engines use the same amount of fuel per second, then the engine with the higher thrust to weight ratio will be more efficient.
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  793. I have addressed all of these things in the video. Please do more research before commenting.
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  794. That was an electromechanical computer.
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  795. I lived in Bangsar for 3 years! KL is the best.
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  796. Selamat Datang!
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  797. +foobargorch Yeah you are right. Poorly phrased, my bad
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  798. $5 trillion is a veeeeeeeery conservative estimate, using huge assumptions. It would definitely be more
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  799. Because you need to land, if you go with it you just need to match its speed and we already have a lot of that speed from the earths orbit. If we go opposite you have to slow down......a lot.
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  800. I studied Biomedical Engineering originally, which I will be covering very soon. Will probably do a series on biomechanics towards the end of the year. Have another series on medical devices already planned. My Master's was in Aeronautical Engineering, where I specialized in composite materials.
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  801. They definitely knew that was going to be a source of weakness. I know a lot about the material, but I'm just another idiot on the internet. Space X definitely knew it was a source of weakness.
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  802. If you would like to you can turn on notifications by pressing the bell next to the subscription button. That will alert you when I upload a video. Sometimes you can miss videos on the YouTube subscription feed
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  803. I'm sorry getting accurate news is so upsetting to you
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  804. If I was 10 and had channels like those around, I'd be waaaay smarter for it. I only had my teachers, who told me I was stupid, to teach me these things.
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  805. I appear in a lot of videos briefly!
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  806. We fact check all the important stuff and then somehow miss me misspeaking in the first sentence. FML
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  807. Oh yes, 20 seconds of power that took more energy than it released. Fusion is right around the corner
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  808. I gotta ask my animator what he has against Angola
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  809. "Confuse people with lots of numbers mean meant to distract." Just because you can't understand something doesn't mean it's misinformation. If you actually watched through to the end you would see that I changed my mind about my presumptions on the technology. Don't be so blind to your own presumptions.
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  810. Fun fact. Air Force 1 is just any plane the president is on. There are multiple AF-1s
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  811. Not news, as I said in the video. The CCR5 gene was known to have a possible link with brain development. Dr. He knew what he was trying to do.
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  812. I said constant instead of consistent in the original script. Constant wasn't accurate, as drag and other variables eventually diminish returns. I recorded that fix last minute this morning, my voice is always deeper first thing in the morning, so it just sounded weird.
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  813. +Manas Sarpatwar My undergrad was in Biomedical Engineering and my masters was in Aeronautical. I had dreams of being Ironman clearly
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  814. The 9 engines also mean that engine failure isn't a huge issue, the falcon 9 can complete the mission with 2 engine failures (if I am remembering that correctly).
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  815. SOOOOOOOOORRRY. Long day
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  816. Lots of work and I've had to worry about other things lately. Haven't been able to focus on the videos as much as I'd like. Aerodynamics and fluid mechanics are my favorite subjects (if you haven't been able to tell yet). I will definitely be making biomedical videos very soon.
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  817. I have plans to make a really high production quality video series with a codriver friend of mine about rally cars. That will definitely be broken down into 3-5 video if everything goes to plan. Waiting to see if I can afford to hire people for it.
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  818. Thanks! Do you have any more videos in the works? I really enjoyed your Nerf gun one
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  819. biomimicry at it's best.
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  820. That scam artist that bought his channel offered to buy mine. Lol. Nah man. Have zero interest in selling my channel. This is my baby. Seriously though. The guy that bought his channel is called Alex Edson. He scammed kids out of their YouTube money with his old MCN PowerTV, until YouTube shut that shit down.
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  821.  @AyedYoutube  Very little interest in doing that. Have been offered investment money multiple times, but inevitably that is going to either destroy the channel, or destroy my passion. I started this thing for freedom of expression and fun. That hasn't changed.
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  822. women do care about engineering, just not particularly about the engineering I report on. YouTube users are also predominately male. Most channels have around 80% male viewership.
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  823. Working to license the footage now to adapt it to my style for YouTube. Some cringe moments in there for me! Not used to be on camera
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  824. Oh noooo not a downvote :(
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  825. You either think making fun of Hitler is SJW, or think making fun of the imperial system is SJW. And both are equally worrying indictments for your ability to navigate life 😂
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  826. I fucking hate it. I usually try to spend summer back home in Ireland. Couldn't this year with the filming schedule.
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  827. Teenage nephew go brrrrrrrrrrrr
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  828. The water gets significantly heated during operation, but obviously wouldn’t be the best option for consistently cold places.
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  829. He's a bit difficult to work with honestly.
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  830. I'm am trying my best to not label these as episode 1,2,3 because that tends to result in some very poor performance, so the titling is a little goofy. The three episodes are launch, orbit, and reentry.
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  831. +Pieter Schreurs Hahahaha a, brilliant. Let me know how it goes
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  832. +Mandragara The idea is that the entire length of the hyperloop will be covered in solarpanels. Elon Musk stated in his report in 2013 that this would be more than enough to power the entire system.
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  833. Was a mess up in the script. Apologies!
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  834. You too buddy
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  835. Wasn't aiming to argue which is best. There is no one invention that I could identify as best, each branch of the technology tree is important. I just wanted to draw a comparison between fires impact on our society and the transistor. They both had huge impacts on the evolution of our culture and societies.
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  836. Used to stop in Sunway nearly everyday on the way back from work in Shah Alam. That crazy old sphinx thing still makes me laugh!
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  837. Yup, no-one can deny that he was a bit of a dick, but a genius dick.
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  838. I was in New York last week and I honestly think it's the best city on earth. I have been all over the world at this stage, but New York is just my heaven. I love the energy, I love having people everywhere. The place is just alive. I think younger people have lost this idealistic dream of the white picket fence. I am currently in the white picket fence country of North Carolina and I haaaaate it. Feel so isolated and bored. Have to drive for hours to get anywhere. Not for me.
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  839. I talk about this in the next video
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  840. I just realised you have pretty interesting content on your channel! I really want to make a video about sterling engines at some point.
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  841. The entire point of the video, which I really failed to get across, is that we are all standing on the shoulders of giants. We are all adding incremental improvements to the discoveries and inventions of our ancestors.
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  842. Yeap, they are similiar enough that I thought I could merge the two. Threading a line between being entertaining and educational, explaining the minute differences between the two is the opposite of entertaining.
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  843. Ah yo, nothing he said is arrogant. America needs to make the switch, but it's perfectly understandable that the average American understands feet better. I still measure my height in feet, don't even know what my height is in meters
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  844. It uses the most fuel per unit distance per person on average.
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  845. You may have just got here too early with processing. I'm not sure. Let me know if it continues being an issue.
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  846. God I would love to visit that workshop and build something with Adam
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  847. KillerQueen2587 that's nice. Believe what you want
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  848.  @Robert_McGarry_Poems  They already have 2.2 billion dollars in financing...
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  849. It is definitely very simplified, I can't deny that.
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  850. Watch the video. What he did was entirely selfish. He has no idea what effect the test is going to have. You can advance science without experimenting on innocent children.
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  851. The smaller numbers of large female EDU creators is not an excuse to ignore them, that’s an excuse to highlight them and allow them to be role models for other woman to follow. I started YouTube because of my male role models on the platform, woman deserve the same. Your disdain to giving women deserved attention should worry you.
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  852. Would need to hire someone who could write about coding first. Not my area of expertise, and don't have enough time between videos to learn it.
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  853. I very nearly called it "the mundane engineering"
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  854. We invested a lot of time into the animations on this one. Gonna have to find excuses to use them again in future videos.
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  855. I included light duty vehicles that figure, which I probably shouldn't have
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  856. Been wanting to, but it would require me to drop everything and learn rocket engineering in 1-2 weeks. Once I get ahead of schedule enough I can invest some time into it.
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  857.  @THEJaManes  incorrect
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  858.  @willdepue1071  someone has been watching my instagram stories
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  859. After Effects. Search "Mobox Graphics + Real Engineering". We have done some overviews of the process.
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  860. Critical Eats Japan unfortunately not. My favourite plane
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  861. Samsung build a ridiculous amount of stuff. I visited their shipyard in Busan last year for work. Insanely huge
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  862. +The Dancing Hyena They are not mutually exclusive and largely interchangable. I use the terminology used in engineering text books. Centripetal is a measurable reaction force keeping the blades in place yes, but that isn't what is causing the force. The tendency of rotating objects to want to flee their center is and that is centrifugal force. You can't have centripetal force without centrifugal.
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  863. It still needs to resist sheer stress. We want to minimise that section (called the web), but there are other forms of stress it needs to resist.
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  864. yes
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  865. It’s a mixture of the ISS and some other models that we kitbashed together
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  866.  @robinstewart6510  Yes, I am Irish. We were poor. We couldn't afford a colour TV. That's why I said it was a luxury. Do you want me to explain what luxury means?
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  867.  @CuthbertNibbles  It is actually possible. You just need to have the right partner manager who can pull the strings. I have a request in, but it takes time to process to avoid those "pandora box" issues.
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  868.  @irispettson  We are doing a collab videoo soon. Just not enough time right now. Also wanted to see how the channel could do on it's on two feet first.
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  869. footage of a different dc-6 crash
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  870. I really wish Tesla would put more effort into their build quality and drop the weird minimalist interior. Function over form is my ethos. Just can’t justify dropping that much money on something with so many “easy” to fix issues. Love everything else about Tesla
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  871. I'm glad someone likes them. I have been doing the video essay format for so long that it feels extremely jarring to me still.
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  872. Just got funding for hydrogen doc. Will be starting production on it soon
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  873. Nothing unintentional about. It was a stupid joke to make
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  874. Don't know about the risking lives stuff....but thanks!
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  875. 3 primary sources on this (linked in description). 2 documents released by NASA and a fantastic book which was written by one of the engineers that worked on the plane.
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  876. I had it in the script until I watched your video actually. A senior engineer on the team that released it has reached out to me though and has asked how they can better communicate it. Friend of a friend. I know his intention wasn’t for it to be a PR stunts
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  877. yes, yes they are.
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  878. Where did I make the mistake? I'm usually very cautious about that common mistake, but it's easy to revert to colloquialisms
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  879. Credit goes to Barney there. New team member that we are hoping can launch a third channel
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  880. I would rather not have these people subscribed anyways. Don't need toxic people in my comments. Hank is a boss.
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  881. You're an odd little fella aren't yeah. Let me help you with your linkedin research about me. I have a B.Eng in Biomedical Engineering and M.Eng in Aeronautical Engineering. My work background isn't exactly relevant, but sure I co-own a multi-million dollar business. You got me. And here's for your "pro-Israel" nonsense ya fucking dumb tankie https://twitter.com/TheBrianMcManus/status/1840849671721189791
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  882.  @vidznstuff1  Medtronic did release their circuit diagram. In PDF form, so takes a bit of work to reverse engineer.
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  883.  @PhilipMcNally  Unfortunately not. I think CPAPs are semi-useful for freeing up ventilators for people in more dire straits, but those BMV squeezers are definitely not something you could use in that situation.
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  884. We made everything from scratch ourselves.
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  885. Safety risks of the concorde? Don't take off after a DC-10 that is falling apart I guess?
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  886. Read a stealth textbook and then just looked at the plane and saw where the principles were applied. The rest is openly available through military documents
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  887. I'm an aviation nerd, but no, I plan to cover a lot of topics.
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  888. more on that in the next video ;)
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  889. Hi Dhruv yes he came up in my research. His claims are irrelevant in my eyes. He documented nothing. The Wright Brothers documented everything they did and so did Otto Lilienthal. If the man couldn't do something as simple as writing down his research I doubt he was capable of creating a flying machine.
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  890. They are called whitcomb bodies or anti shock bodies. I'll explain what they are for in another video :)
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  891. I lived there for 3 years! Miss it a lot
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  892. An alternative to winglets is to just make the wing longer. The gates 777s use are larger (long range) so they can fit into them easily with longer wings. Winglets are generally used on short range craft that have smaller airport gates.
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  893. Fighter planes are not pressurised, so no. That's why fighter pilots wear flight suits. They will suffer from fatigue in other ways, but not from cabin pressurisation.
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  894. +oO360FanOo | DronezZ Will definitely do it at some point. It has been added to the list!
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  895. outshimed I'm all about that astronaut billionaire boys club. Also my eyes are shit and I need to shade them
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  896. I'm Irish!
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  897. The craic of living in the west
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  898. Thanks bud. Really appreciate it.
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  899. The video was made because of that thread. Dr. Chris Combs has acted as a consultant for quite a few videos in the channel. He’s great
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  900. There's a next book?!
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  901. The more popular the channel gets the worse it gets
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  902. From my understanding, tyre load sensitivity is pretty much a fancy word for tyre wear. A narrow tyre has more pressure on it and the tyre under goes greater deformation through that increased load, which leads to plastic deformation and ultimately the tyre degrades. Engineering Explained has a good video on the topic.
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  903. Damn right I do
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  904. Eventually
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  905. I decide what is necessary
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  906. Well, speaking personally, I made this after seeing my friend RealLifeLore's video on the topic. Asked him if he was cool with me sharing my take, and he said yes, so here we are.
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  907. Ah you know me, I just love the Brits
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  908. That's a neat idea. Where did you get it from?
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  909. We actually have a secret moon base that's powered by potatoes and whiskey, founded in 1890. The potato famine was just a cover for millions of us vanishing to go live on the moon
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  910. There is a link under the equation on the website.
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  911. That someone else is me, I was lazy and just redirected it to my podcast site
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  912. No. The word has more than one meaning. Stop trying to gate keep an entire language
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  913. 12:21 CAN I PET THAT DAAWG?
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  914. GASP
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  915. Thank you for the helping with the video!
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  916. No it's for hotel guests or you need to get a ticket. There is an infinity pool and other things up there. Very cool
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  917. If you Google search "stress analysis circular hole" you will get some nice visualizations. If you see my diagram in the video, the areas where the stress flow contours are closest together, that's where stress is highest. Generally the stress will be highest on the left and right sides of an oval hole, but that depends entirely on how the material is being loaded. Hope that is understandable.
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  918. My carbon fiber video is essentially about Space X.
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  919. Cormac Green I did biomed in NUIG. It's probably one of the best courses in Ireland, but you need to top your class. Otherwise do mechanical and specialize later.
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  920. You get it. They have a point though, ideally I would have just shown the spitfire, I'm surprised so many people can tell the difference.
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  921. So did electricity Terry, the act of creating and controlling it is the invention.
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  922. DStork I dream of being a rapper
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  923. +Victor Chen That is what I explained at 0:50. The plane can develop areas of supersonic flow while travelling at subsonic speeds because the air accelerates over parts of the plane.
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  924. Tomorrow. Just finished editing it actually! It's about Boom the new supersonic airliner
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  925. Doubt it's actual speed. I just sped the footage up to fit in, didn't calculate anything out.
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  926. Loved it. Miss it a lot. Will definitely be visiting it a lot in future.
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  927. Peter G answered exactly as I would have (probably better), good work
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  928. it's in the description!
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  929. Absolutely yeah, always nice to work with someone on videos. I actually built a 3D model in Autocad, based on some designs I found online. I wanted to try and build it with my 3D printer, but never got around to finishing it. The tolerances were difficult to get right. I'll send you an email now
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  930. So you can laugh at how poorly researched it is?
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  931. It doesn't help that the Irish college system works on supply and demand. It's quite easy to get into engineering, because hardly anyone applies. It's not a difficult course, but it requires a lot of time and work.
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  932. That's the cathedral in my hometown. Galway, Ireland
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  933. Just call me Brian! Well I'll keep making the videos either way, I'm not in this for the money.
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  934. I am indeed
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  935. Thanks. I'm not going anywhere!
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  936. They not racing in Sepang anymore?
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  937. +Eat, Sleep, Swim the fact Tesla didn't share how much the vehicle weighs is incredibly telling. I wouldn't be so sure
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  938. Solar panels are near 100% recyclable. Silicon and titanium are among the most common materials on the planet.
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  939. B.Eng is Biomedical from NUI Galway and M.Eng in Aeronautical from UL
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  940. 'The diffuser allows the flat floor to build lower pressure underneath it thus increasing the downforce generated by the floor.' This is exactly what I said in the video.
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  941.  @DrunkenUFOPilot  It's definitely fun being able to decide what you want to learn about month to month. Very fullfilling. Start writing. It's free. Send your work to people who need help with it.
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  942. Alec is the man. I'm hoping to move to America at the end of the year. Will try and do some more collabs with him in Montana.
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  943. It's our render. I actually wanted to remove that as it does feel narcissistic to slap our logo on something we didn't design, but we didn't have time to re-render them out. Needed to get the video out today.
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  944. The amount of arguments I had with people there in my car. Or getting into taxis where the seatbelts don’t work. Childseats are almost nonexistent too. People think they can hold onto their baby in a crash. 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  945. I emphasize the buts on purpose. I like big buts
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  946. Can we get a chain/pizza john t-shirt?
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  947. It shoots back 😂
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  948. It’s a replica reenactment of the first “car” crash. The video is actually hilarious. Just search Nicolas Joseph Cugnot and filter by Creative Commons on YouTube.
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  949. It's a skill I am still learning! Not something that comes naturally to me, but getting there
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  950. Funnily enough I didn't care for F1 until I started making videos about it
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  951. Watch the dang video if you want answers
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  952. Follow the bread crumbs ;)
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  953.  @Venthe  I will likely just post the entire 1 and half hour documentary this time next year as a single episode.
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  954. .....I hosted it.
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  955. We're sucking diesel now bai.
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  956. They can!
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  957. People will always blame other people for their problems. You reap what you sow. I graduated into a recession struck Ireland. I didn't bitch and blame other people. I left. I left everything I knew in Ireland and moved to Malaysia alone. I worked my ass off for 3 years and saved enough money and learned the skills I needed to start a YouTube channel. I am now returning home to Ireland with a semi-successful channel and I fully believe it will allow me to live anywhere I want in the near future. I will never be forced to live away from the people I love again. I will make this work. I refuse to be a victim.
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  958. Well my hometown is the European capitol of Biomedical Engineering. It employs a huge percentage of the population, so it made sense for me to study it at the time. Then again, I wouldn't advise anyone to study it. Mechanical Engineering is basically the same degree, but allows you to be taken seriously for way more jobs. A master's in BM would make a lot more sense, should never pigeon-hole yourself too early.
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  959. No
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  960. +MS4E All the information is sourced from the Number of Blades section (page 340) in my referenced book. Another video by Learn Engineering stated it improved performace by 0.5%. I couldn't find a reference for that anywhere, so I didn't want to repeat it, but the idea is correct. Sound is just one issue, like I said higher speeds means higher loads. There is also a problem with teetering, for 2 bladed turbines. The hub needs to be able to tilt on it's rotational axis, because the 2 blade loads vary as the blades pass in front of the tower. 3 blades don't have this problem. Right now I can't afford to make these videos too long, but as time goes on I hope to be able to hire animators and writers to make real documentary style videos to cover as much as possible. Thanks for the questions, I will always try to answer any questions like this in the comments.
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  961. chuaigh mé go dtí scoil lán gaeilge i bunscoil,  ach tá an cleachtas ag teastáil
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  962. ah sure, I'm always watching like an ever vigilant fox. I know you were just messing
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  963. Shit show! Isn't funny and they make fun of the one guy that has actually achieved something tangible. Does my head in. Silicon Valley, now there is a good show!
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  964. Everyone says my thumbnails are the best. My thumbnails are tremendous. No one does thumbnails like me
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  965. That's Chicago
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  966. The world has certainly taken a step back from unity in the past few years. It really breaks my heart to see so many people suffering. It just straight up pisses me off to see how the media handles it too. We are one people. We are all human. Enough of the bullshit.
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  967. I'll probably be doing a bit of both. The topic of the video really decides the length.
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  968. Do you like free food? Get some with this link: http://cook.ba/2uvgjZZ Hoped ye liked the video! Here is a sample of the Behind The Scenes videos we are releasing for Patreon supporters: https://www.patreon.com/posts/13123199
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  969. I was actually planning to show the laptop and smash it in the outro, but decided it was a bit over the top. I reformated it one last time for my father to use and it broke again the next day....so no I wasn't lying.
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  970. Yes but it finished. Its not a construction project any more.
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  971. Jonathan woke up today and thought to himself "wow I really need to take a massive dump". You see, Jonathan had eaten an unreasonable amount of fibre last night. Finding a balanced diet during pandemic isolation is just one of Johathan's daily struggles.
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  972. I would not recommend calling a sham a sham Niall 😂
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  973. Skiddy pap pap pap.
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  974. Oh there are plenty of them. I’m actually really annoyed with this one. Usually look up how to pronounce things when I haven’t heard the word before.
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  975. Thunderf00t. Remember that time someone here on YouTube wrote to you and politely asked you to give credit to their animation that you took without permission, because you were too lazy and/or unskilled to create your own. You made a video calling her an entitled princess, for asking for credit for her work. You clearly don't understand copyright law buddy. Karma is a bitch. Good luck in court.
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  976. Nothing spins
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  977. Yes, because I am a professional and got permission to use them from the Bloodhound Team. Good try though, was hoping one of his idiotic fans would try to play that card.
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  978. Nah man, I was raised by pirates.
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  979. The air in the diffuser expands causing the air underneath the car to accelerate and drop in pressure. That particular paragraph was worded poorly. Since I was attributing the drop in pressure under the floor to the diffuser, I figured people would understand I was saying the air under the floor was accelerating and dropping in pressure.
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  980. Nope, still correct. Really quick way to figure out if someone is an idiot
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  981. Not demonitized. I turn off the ads myself. I put my own ads on the video. Just a shit viewing experience to get ads before the videos. If you watch the videos in the first month, you will never see an add other than the ones I chose.
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  982. Working on a recycling video too. There are a lot of problems to solve. All the different chemistries makes it difficult to have a single process for recycling. Pretty much all the inventory available for recycling right now is from the Nissan Leaf, with nickel cobalt manganese, but soon there will be a huge range of chemistries. The main driver for recycling is recovering cobalt, and with the lowering percentages of cobalt in the batteries it’s becoming less economical to recycle.
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  983. Welcome to Nebula Johnny!
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  984. Aight, I’m gonna title my next video “Is Kam_Iko’s mamma skinny?”
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  985. You know that saying “there are no dumb questions”. You found the exceptions ya fucking idiot 😂
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  986. “How can we pretend about caring about birds while we kill the planet”
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  987. It saved me many times in college exams when I couldn't remember the equation. Just look at the units they gave you and figure out how to reduce them down to the units you need.
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  988. Right you are! Think I read through my source a little too quickly: http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2016/05/10/side-side-compare-f1-cars-2016-2017/
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  989. yo
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  990. You mean it aged perfectly? Still accurate. I’ll cover the new news when we know more
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  991.  @blameyourself4489  There are references on screen for any definitive statements like that. I don't calculate everything, sometimes I take the numbers from papers.
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  992. Hiberno English is the best english.
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  993. I touch on this at the end. Sacrificed overtaking for speed.
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  994. Actually probably best not to test that theory 😂
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  995. You can't understand society unless you understand how others are thinking. I agree in an ideal world "what actually happened" should be the only one that exists, but we don't live in an ideal world.
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  996. Jesus this is a weird take. A lot of racist undertones. "Dumping on the world". You mean the panels the Chinese made affordable to kickstart an energy revolution? Not to mention that 40% is literally impossible. The Shockley–Queisser limit is 30% and panels that achieve that are not used because they are too expensive.
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  997. It's not intended to be the best deal. It's for people that want to, and have the means to, support the service. Annual subscription is by far the best deal.
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  998. Can't speak for CS, it was likely a local licensing issue, but they just shouldn't be showing you a video that you can't watch then. The bundle is ending in 4 days time either way. Nebula does not do anything like that.
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  999. Yeet
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  1000. I goofed on that part. I recorded that last night and I am dying sick, as you can probably hear. The link is above.
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  1001. Working on it! I am fully concentrating on paying attention and asking intelligent questions that get the responses I want. I’m just zoned in
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  1002. Jordi corrected us on this on our final draft of the video. We were getting ready to correct the VO, but he was okay with just an onscreen correction.
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  1003. Eco-narc 😂
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  1004. I found the idiot everyone!
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  1005. Feedback: it’s always Celsius
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  1006. Writing f-14 episode as we speak
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  1007. dyy Fethiiyhn look up
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  1008. I may put those up on my personal channel at some point. The animations are pretty basic to be honest. Best way to learn is to make your own videos. That's how I did it, I only started animating for this channel.
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  1009. This isn't a binary situation. We can work on both and we are.
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  1010. Oh I was meaning to link that in the description. Here you go: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19810001583.pdf
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  1011. May do a video on 3D printing for tissue engineering. Not a lot to commercial 3D printing at the moment, bit of a novelty.
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  1012. Always open to ideas!
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  1013. That's in the works!
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  1014. Naw, just a regular school bus. No children were harmed in the making of this video.
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  1015. Nobody From Nowhere wait for the next video!
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  1016. Wendover Productions sent me the exact same 'law'
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  1017. Adobe Creative Suite
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  1018. Absolutely, both genders should be encouraged to follow their passions. You identify the root of the problem I am trying to address. Nursing is seen as a woman's job, by some. Engineering is seen as a man's job, by some. They aren't, they as just jobs and people should be able to follow their passions without fear of ridicule.
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  1019. Well actually one of the main reasons I used the blueprint style, beyond liking the aesthetic, was that it's easier to animate. I only have to use one colour and vary the opacity. Still takes me a lot of time though, still learning.
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  1020. Thank you. I appreciate the kind words
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  1021. You are right, it really did start the industrial revolution, but my point was that it wasn't useful for the applications that we associate with the industrial revolution. It was really only used for coal mining.
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  1022. Let me introduce you to my favourite irish slang. Narsed! Not-arsed, not bothered with perfecting that kind of editing. Effort like
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  1023. Nurt
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  1024. Yeah one of the quarks of the spitfire was that the wings fluttered just before stalling so atleast it gave the pilots some warning
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  1025. TOOOOOOOOP OF THE MOOOOOORNIN TO YA LADIES It's an accent. I don't know how to pronounce cars any other way
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  1026. That's probably my favourite comment I have ever got on this channel.
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  1027. Both, they have the same engine.
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  1028. +wrenthereaper wo, wrenthereaper.....love your work. Only just started learning after effects, but hope to kick it up a notch as time goes on. I need 3DS Max in my life
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  1029. What issue are you having?
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  1030. You burnt the shit out of that garlic though.
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  1031. That's the date the movie, where the footage is from, came out.
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  1032. I realised I was one man haha. I simply do not have the time to get it going. I have been in talks with my home university for months trying to get their support, but for whatever reason they don't want free marketing. Going to approach the university I did my Master's in now.
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  1033. Rephrased. "I have zero knowledge of this technology, and have formed an opinion based completely on my own biases"
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  1034. +Tesser 4D currently on the bus home. Difficult to write...
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  1035. A circular mirror allows the focus to be inside the crater, which is essential because the transmitter also needs to hang in the crater. DON'T COME AT ME WITH THAT ACKSHUALLY SHIT BOOOOI
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  1036. Maybe if I get another 100,000 dollars a month on Patreon I can organise that.
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  1037. Yeah, no.
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  1038. The batteries are the primary component that need cooling, but yeah that was poorly phrased.
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  1039. Added
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  1040. Maybe I make trivial mistakes for the comment engagement. Maybe I'm an idiot. We may never know.
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  1041. Soon? Probably not. Eventually? Definitely
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  1042. Fair use law is largely up to interpretation of the courts, in this case the courts would most definitely side with the defendant. As the one very clear part of fair use, is that accreditation is provided in some manner. I'm happy to argue this all day with you, but for some reason I don't think you are the type of people capable of having their opinions changed.
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  1043. Look up Engineering Explained's video on the subject. Wear absolutely has an effect on the tyre immediately. Wear doesn't just happen suddenly, it's a gradually thing. Wear is the shedding of tyre material. If the tyre is shedding material it is not transferring all of it's energy to motion. This is essentially what tyre load sensitivity is. I am open to being wrong on these things and my simplification of subjects rubs people the wrong way sometimes, but I think attributing the increase in traction to a decrease in wear is perfectly accurate.
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  1044. Since when is smoking weed bad?
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  1045. I mean yes. There is a reason I get invited. I have my morals though. I cancelled a huge contract with the RAF this year because their agent (I stress it was their agent, not the RAF) wanted me to promote the RAF as a place to work directly. No thanks. I'm not about that.
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  1046. Temperature and heat are not the same thing
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  1047.  @SandroMoiron  That's not autogenerated. That's my script. I just said association instead of administration during VO. I struggle with reading at the best of times. Dyslexic brain has a weird way of filling in the blanks
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  1048. Jesus Christ. Did you even watch the video past the first 20 seconds before commenting?
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  1049. Oh fuck off 😂 I explained it immediately after
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  1050. That's the point. We want them to watch the video too. This video is intended to change their mind.
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  1051. I figured some YouTuber made a video about him. That’s usually the case when people think they know more about a subject than a god damn F-16 test pilot 😂
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  1052. The soviets actually tried to convert a Lun for disaster relief after a submarine disaster.
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  1053. I want to, but very little information is available on it. Can't really make a video without detailed engineering documents
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  1054. 5:40 Have to work for everything you get in the west. Doors weren't opened, just climbed in through the second floor window.
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  1055. Nope still there https://youtu.be/3hYSnyVLmGE
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  1056. Yeah, they are looking quite promising. Want to give that idea a video to itself.
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  1057. I love when people comment without actually watching the video
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  1058. There is no dark side of the moon
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  1059. Yeah it was a concern of mine before uploading. This video just ended up being full of numbers, not necessarily a bad thing, but certainly not entertaining. Thanks for the thoughtful comment.
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  1060. Well we are both Irish....
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  1061. For the 777x?
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  1062. Does it say it's sponsored? No? Then I am being clear it's not sponsored.
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  1063. Texas mainly lost gas power plants to the cold. Their grid is dog shit too. You don’t know what you are talking about
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  1064. We hired an android developer last week. It's on the way!
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  1065.  @BenQuigley  I think floatplane joining us is a better option ;)
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  1066. I know. The terms have just become interchangeable in layman language. Energy density is just a better term to get the point across. Specific energy is just not immediately understandable for a lot of people
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  1067. To add insult to injury the killed it after for a medical examination of it's internal organs.....
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  1068. Absolutely not
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  1069. haha I would collaborate if they would have me. I'm a really small YouTuber. They don't even know this channel exists. I really hope I can make a video with Destin on Smarter Every Day about coronary stents.
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  1070. Low wings absolutely increase maneuverability. High wings increase stability and make it more difficult to roll. Airliners use them for a number of reasons even though it effects stability, they combat that with dihedral wings.
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  1071. I agree whole-heartedly. The Schumacher era was the best.
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  1072. This isn't sponsored! I'm just a fan of the platform
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  1073. That's damn cheap compared to the space shuttle. That cost $18000 per kilo. I'm talking about this in my next video
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  1074. +HihuLars There are always more people to remember. I always struggle trying to narrow down what subjects I want to talk about in each video. Leonardo's designs were so ahead of their time, I may try to do a video on his inventions in the future.
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  1075. I'm good! It's a lovely sunny day in Ireland. I am currently in my local park catching some Pokemon. Team Mystic represent!
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  1076. According to this it did yeah. Seems really high right? Think it may be usable land area. https://books.google.com/books?id=NVlGrr9WOp4C&printsec=frontcover&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false
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  1077. I'll be covering steel and it's ability to be hardened in detail soon.
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  1078. Thanks buddy!
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  1079. +MrToxic212 not at all, most of my family are from Dublin. I studied biomedical engineering in NUIGALWAY and got a masters in Aeronautical in UL.
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  1080. Centrifugal force means heavier objects get pushed further out, as they have more inertia. This is how centrifuges work. Bubbles are the lightest thing in a fluid, so they get force closer to the centre. Think of density. Heavier stuff goes to the bottom of a glass and bubbles go to the top.
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  1081. +Daniel Gregory I have a masters degree in Aeronautical engineering mate. I use terms that make the language accessible to everyone
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  1082. Views are what I make my living off of and I will always strive to optimize that. My main priority will always be to create quality content, but I think y'all can deal with the "click bait" titles if it allows me to continue to improve my content.
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  1083. Go raibh maith agat mo chara
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  1084. WHERE!? GIS
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  1085. always interested in learning more! My email is in my about section or send it over to me on twitter!
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  1086. How about ye just learn the metric system already ;)
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  1087. +Joffrey Bluthé this is a beam supported on both sides. You are thinking of a cantilever beam
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  1088. The rules this year are allowing for a return of ground effects to a certain extent. I hate when F1 feels the need to limit the engineers ability to make better cars. It's weird.
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  1089. Maybe a little loud on this one sorry!
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  1090. You were too fast!
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  1091. Happyfeetr rawfds by worse I assume you mean more sexy?
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  1092. They were. I remember reading that the wings vibrated before that happened so it gave the pilots a warning, the Messerschmitt's wings gave no warning of stall.
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  1093. +Big I have looked at it, but it's far to early to be asking me non-existant fans for money. My content isn't good enough for that yet.
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  1094. Oh and just call me Brian
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  1095. C'est une belle ville bien sur, j'ai dit dans le film, mais il est imparfait. Désolé mon français n'est pas bon
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  1096. Would be harder to deal with it not growing!
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  1097. I did save them. The problem was my computer's hard-drive corrupted 3 times in the space of a month, mostly while it was being pushed to it's limit when I was making the Steam Engine video. Animations in that video were relatively complex.
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  1098. AlexisTheKingNL you do realize I have a masters degree is aeronautical engineering? Gonna need to be more specific to gain credibility around here.
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  1099. There is a link to my instagram in the description. I'm not hiding who I am at all. Just think showing my face in an educational video is kinda pointless. Can show interesting animations or footage instead.
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  1100. Planning a few at the moment.
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  1101. and thank you for watching it
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  1102. Unlikely my friend
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  1103. 👀
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  1104. Yeah it is. Those silly Brits. Good thing my ancestors fought a war to kick them out of our country.
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  1105. plane go droooooop
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  1106. Fixed now!
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  1107. Ofcourse a furry would enjoy that joke
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  1108. I didn’t think my hatred for the imperial system to grow stronger
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  1109. Carbon nanotube thread is already available. Very easy to make nanotubes and spin them into a yarn. I have some in my office. Very hard to make them long enough to benefit fully from their tensile strength
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  1110. No
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  1111. OHHHH NOOOOO. It's difficult to see in the original footage, but it's baby yoda
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  1112. Except I turned down 30k and fired my agent when they demanded that I promote them as a place to work. The only thing I ever promoted with the RAF was a engineering competition for teenagers. So so so evil
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  1113. R N I have tried and failed to make that happen. Maybe someday
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  1114. I sent that feedback to keysight. Just make up a name. It’s free. You aren’t hurting anyone
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  1115. Jokes one you! Tricked ya into learning something.
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  1116. Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch. The watch used for the Apollo moon missions
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  1117. I'm just learning that there is a 4th book now!
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  1118. So confidently wrong
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  1119. 2:45 :0
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  1120. sunslayer553 are you complaining? That sounds pretty awesome. Power rangers are claaasss
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  1121. Lol, where do you think I am from buddy? Imperial units are barely even used in America anymore. GET ON UP OUTTA HEEEERE WITH MY EYEHOLES.
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  1122. Because there is an ad at the end?!
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  1123. I take my sources from official documents, not a YouTube video thanks
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  1124. https://youtu.be/hid7EJkwDNk
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  1125. It’s just a series name I started. I can’t help if other channels are copying me
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  1126. Because I had it drawn already, and I'm a lazy shit.
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  1127. Watch the whole video before commenting 👍🏻
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  1128. In USMLR, if you touch it down beneath the posts you don't need to take conversion. Rule to speed up the game.
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  1129. Computer says no
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  1130. James who? I can't seem to find any of his videos on YouTube
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  1131. It's a difficult subject, this is really just an intro to it. I linked the main research resource I used in the description, if you want more detail.
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  1132. I give John Boyd the absolutely deserved credit of pioneering the E-M diagram method of analysis
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  1133. I also have a strong foreign accent. The Spanish and French speakers are our writers. I want their voices to be heard.
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  1134. I think you could have not been triggered
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  1135. Only uploaded that on twitter. Video is bombing so I might as well meme it now
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  1136. I lost you over a typo that I read because I'm Ron Burgundy? Okay San Diego
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  1137. 😂 Ireland isn’t part of the common wealth. The British education system has really failed you, but that’s to be expected. They tend to skip over the genocides
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  1138. ​ @paddyokearney  Yeah, I'm not sure what it is. They just like the very loud and short shouty pieces to camera that suddenly stop as you turn and walk away from the camera. It just feels super unnatural for me. The interview sections were fun for me and I learned a tonne from the producers. Great team to work with. Just had to let go of my desire for creative control a little.
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  1139. The agents have changed something. Run
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  1140. +Andy Black well that was a very civilized response ;) I'm Irish, we take the piss out of everyone
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  1141. Disagree. Television ain’t got shit on this
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  1142. One of those topics I have no education in, so just a bit of a investment of time. Just bought a few books on aircraft design that go into every aspect of aeronautical engineering, so they are on the way.
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  1143. You my boy Fazil!
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  1144.  @chestersnap  I spoke with Helion earlier about their take. They are very pleased with the news. The US governments role is to progress the science for everyone, but their goal is not necessarily commercialization. They are using inertial confinement, which is very different to what is covered here. I'm not entirely sure how they are measuring their net energy output, because it does not appear that they are actually capturing the energy. Just calculating the energy released with no way of converting that energy to electricity, which is a huge part of the difficulty. High energy neutrons are incredibly damaging and difficult to convert to electricity. Part of what helion is doing is capturing that energy directly through their magnetic confinement method. I need to read more into it to understand it, but it's exciting news!
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  1145. Hit that bell button because feck all of you have. Plz
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  1146. No
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  1147. Okay so you would be happy for me to take 10% of your electricity from your home and you pick up the price?
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  1148. And yet, you clicked it.
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  1149. This guy thinks a YouTuber made the cost analysis
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  1150. Yaaaaaaaaarr I'm a pirate matey
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  1151. @Iliass LASRI Just added. They were taking their time to time correctly. This video was finished like an hour before uploading.
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  1152. Been using that paper for a lot of this energy storage series. Primary reference paper really. Lovely graphics.
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  1153. Boat goes brrrr
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  1154. Then kindly fuck off! We don't need sexists here.
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  1155. The negative commenters are the vocal minority of people that aren’t intelligent enough to connect the dots themselves and need everything spelt out for them 😂
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  1156. That is what I was alluding to by saying that
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  1157. Just recorded the next one. It’s a good one
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  1158. Yeah it is. Texas really needs to winterize the gas power and build interconnections.
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  1159. Fun fact about blood flow turbulence and that boundary layer issue. In a past job, we discovered that the rate of plaque build up in blood vessels was more likely when flow was more laminar. So, we developed a helical stent (stents are usually straight) for insertion into the artery to clear the plaque. This induced higher "skin friction" through turbulent flow. This reduced the rate of plaque reformation and the helical stent also helped the stent survive in more demanding compressive locations like the femoral artery. Super cool design.
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  1160. The enlightened one. 🙏
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  1161. It’s the ghost of Stockton Rush!
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  1162. I only fund this channel and give some feedback. Stephanie is the mastermind here. That said, learn how to animate with after effects. There is only so much you can do with footage.
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  1163. Burning man is still going...
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  1164. It is
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  1165. I have a script on the enigma machine and how it was broken in the works.....it's been in the works for about a year. Need to find some time to get back to it.
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  1166. I made the thumbnail and title to appeal to my usual audience and hardly any of them watched it, so I changed it to something that would appeal to a more general audience. Views per hour have already doubled.
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  1167. See, the irony of this, is this is the exact type of attitude I was making fun of. Silly jokes are so much more entertaining when someone is triggered by them. Then you know you are striking home with some truth. Superiority complexes driven by insecurity. That's this comment in a nutshell. I see you are a conservative though, so yeah that makes sense.
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  1168. No, plenty of other channels that will. I have nothing to add to the conversation
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  1169. You have far too much time on your hands 🤣
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  1170. Watching is enough support!
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  1171. Aaaaaaahm stainless steel was invented in Sheffield, England. Ya uncivilized eegit.
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  1172. Well that would require the radar dish to be pointing straight up. Which they don't do, because the plane has already arrived and the bombs have already been dropped.
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  1173. hahaha that's awesome. Will definitely pay her a visit if I am in the area!
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  1174. My bud Wendover Productions made a video with that very topic not so long ago.
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  1175. +Jza Diamo no problem, that's what in here for.
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  1176. +Satguna Lingam don't live there anymore! Used to spend a lot of time in the Daily Grind making my videos before the channel really blew up. Miss Telawi a lot
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  1177. Okay so in normal circumstances, let's say with gravity. The force pushing us downwards is gravity and the force resisting that is the reaction force from the ground. We do not move because we are at equilibrium. With centrifugal force and centripetal force it's the other way around. Centrifugal force is the reaction force and it ceases to exist the moment the centripetal force is removed. It only exists within a rotating reference frame where we need to balance forces, outside of that reference frame we can see that it is a result of the masses inertia. That's why it's called fictitious. It is a difficult idea to get your head around and it is made more complicated by confusing terminology.
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  1178. +Alex Raxach and why do you think they are in open fields?
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  1179. AH SO I WAS RIGHT. HAHAHAAH FUCK YOU DSYLEXIA YOU AIN'T THE BOSS OF ME
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  1180. You have taught me something now. Thank you! May do a video on the wheels in the future!
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  1181. I asked around on the best platform, but got few replies. It was my only option in the end
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  1182. I have no idea
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  1183. We get it guys. Millions of Irish people died in a potato famine haha
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  1184. Spent most of my time there with family. I'll probably be spending quite a bit of time there over the coming year.
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  1185. I made it a bit abstract on purpose. Will make a video about the gear tooth eventually. It's a really fascinating design
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  1186. Haha sorry, ideally there would be a video there. I'm only one man, difficult to get it all done. Hoping to hire a part time animator for the second channel.
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  1187. Thanks bud, I appreciate the encouragement. I work hard not to allow my difficulties with language to impede me. I used to have a pretty severe speech impediment!
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  1188. +HihuLars I read that entire document the day it was released. Got me so excited. Had mostly forgotten about it until I saw RLoops video. Wanted to try and help bring some attention to their project. Open sourced engineering is pretty awesome
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  1189. +Pouria Asjodi If I uploaded them all on one channel you would have the same problem. This way you can pick which type of content you want to see.
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  1190. The governor was just added to the end of the Artificial Gravity video!
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  1191. Populations may slow, but the amount of people living in cities will increase drastically. Check my last video for the statistics
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  1192. Naw man, FOXMAN.
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  1193. +SniperKillerize It's a concern I had myself, I didn't want to give them a full endorsement. I wanted that decision to be left to the viewers. I personally believe in the cause. I love the open sourced nature of the project and they are a not-for-profit team. The teams back by universities definitely have an advantage, but that's to be expected. They have the funding and tools needed, they certainly don't have to crowd fund their projects. That's why I wanted to help out.
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  1194. hard for me as I have very little experience in electronics, but I will attempt to make more in future.
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  1195. Thanks! It was a problem with all planes equipped with the early versions of the Merlin engine. Just focused on the Spitfire since it's the most well known.
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  1196. +Wizylt Flights in Asia, especially with AirAsia, are even cheaper.
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  1197. I do understand that, but the people who complain about that don't, which is what I tried to explain in the video. The vast majority of the people who complain don't understand that the effects of inertia are very real, they have just been given a misleading name. I get hundreds of messages telling me that I should have said centripetal force, which is just wrong. I have no control over the non-clementure.
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  1198. Cool, I'm still a noob at after effects. Learning gradually. Thanks!
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  1199. I'll be there! Can't wait. May even get down to the Melbourne one too.
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  1200. haha nope, but I have been on Today with Maura and Daithi. God help me if anyone finds out why I was on it.
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  1201. Will definitely be doing videos for most materials. I specialized in carbon fiber composites in my Masters, so I'm looking forward to that video!
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  1202. it's in the description! Feel those kind of annotations can risk distracting peoples attention
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  1203. Made a mistake. Will be back up soon. Sorry!
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  1204. +САLIMBO ГГГ well knowledge can't be stolen. Everything else is public domain or animated by me.
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  1205. +dana ross very similar. A tube will be stronger than a solid rod with the same cross-section
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  1206. +Gavin Crowley efficiency is relative
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  1207. That's a complex question, but it's all about centralizing amenities and people. Urban sprawl makes cities very difficult to plan and pretty unlivable when traffic get's bad. I will make a video about that someday, but Wendover Productions just released a video that talks about it.
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  1208. Thanks Tommy. Have read all the comments you have left in the last while
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  1209. Yeap, Deadmau5 is a genius. I listened to his music constantly while making these videos.
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  1210. +Luiz Miranda Adobe Illustrator for "blueprint" drawings and I animate them with Adobe After Effects
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  1211. Franky, this is going to blow your mind, but you know that Martian movie that came out recently where Matt Damon grows potatoes and tries to kill Matthew McConaughey. That was actually a documentary. It was all real
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  1212. Thanks for the heads up! I'm awful for the typos
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  1213. Have you tried manual drawing? Have you tried manual drawing an entire plane? I was mostly referring to computational analysis anyways, but don't underestimate the amount of hours solidworks saves engineers.
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  1214. sorry I completely forgot! Uploading subtitles now
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  1215. I wish I understood the game like I do now while I was watching him. He just makes it look easy
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  1216. No, it’s a symptom of a good thing for sure
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  1217. Wind is everywhere, but yes many countries are likely going to need interconnections and I believe arid countries with plentiful solar will start exporting hydrogen for rapid response generators.
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  1218. Because we are currently in the middle of mass extinction....
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  1219. Nah we will still be making our usual videos. I just wanna diversify a bit. We have a 3 part space shuttle series in the making. AI can't compete with us on technical details, still gets a lot of shit wrong and most information we pull isn't available in online articles that ai mostly pulls from
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  1220. Lol
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  1221. You would need a way to separate the water from the fuel, then have enough electric power on board to electrolyze the water, then have the hardware to electrolyze it, then have a way to pump it under pressure and cryogenically freeze it.
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  1222. Interviewing a professor of hypersonics tomorrow!
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  1223. Plan to start reaching out to some molten salt reactors soon. Pretty sure Seaborg dmed me last year before I started this format
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  1224. Nope. Think of it like this. We want to deliver an apple from the front door or your house to the back door. We could just walk the apple through the house. Or I could hand you an apple at the front door, then someone with a different apple at the backdoor passes it out. Same transaction, less energy expended in making it happen.
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  1225. Watch the video my dude.
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  1226. “It’s okay to use napalm” said nobody
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  1227. Faaaaaatheeeeeer
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  1228. This was a rhetorical question Morris
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  1229.  @TheBandit7613  I can tell you watch a certain YouTuber who has zero engineering background. You barely need glue for a submersible, the further you go down the more the pressure forces the pieces together. It's pretty common for these things to use a low pressure seal that then becomes a high pressure seal through metal to metal contact. You just need a good flat machined surface.
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  1230. Aborted landings don’t stress the brakes….
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  1231. What?! Really?!
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  1232. I kinda forgot this video existed. It’s not very good. I should revisit this
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  1233. 2004 I believe. The Galway Bay Airshow was the shit
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  1234. I'm over due on a video about ammonia yes.
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  1235. My money is on McGregor tapping out early
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  1236. I mentioned LFP batteries for a reason. They are kinda shoehorned in there, but they are a great improvement in NCA
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  1237. https://battery.real.engineering/ sorry forgot to put it in the description
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  1238. Shoot me an email! I wanna film with a lab like the spinlaunch video
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  1239. I have a video to answer that question https://youtu.be/JSgd-QhLHRI
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  1240. Yeap, I plan to!
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  1241. ❄️
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  1242. I recommend Bill Gates
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  1243. I was home in Ireland and used a local recording studio. Not the best mics. I just bought them new ones
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  1244.  @hebl47  I get comments like this constantly, it's nothing new. When you you have 1-2 million people watching your shit, everyone has an opinion. It's a trivial mistake that has no bearing on the actual meat and bones of the video.
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  1245. That list needs buckfast
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  1246. No, I said the cold slows down degradation. I just did not make it very clear that hot speeds it up. My bad!
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  1247. Lol since when did I need your permission? Fuck right off you absolute gobshite.
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  1248. Force is a constant. Half the area and you double the pressure.
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  1249. How about watch the video and be less of a dick?
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  1250. Yeah you're right. Didn't think of that! Makes the problem even worse
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  1251. Settings
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  1252. Who said anything about racism, and are you upset that the world is becoming less abusive of non western nation, because that’s pretty fucking sus
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  1253. We get roughly 100-200 times more per view on Nebula. Plus, no ads for you on Nebula
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  1254. Same thing I said. They are testing best case scenario
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  1255. Until you realize 1. The videos have more than doubled in length 2. More and more of the footage is not stock footage, it’s footage I shot myself 3. We are doing a lot of animation outside of the blueprint animations. We made all the planetary animations in this video. 4. That is just outright wrong, the machine learning video had about 2 weeks worth of work put into it for animations.
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  1256. PS4....but I'm mostly a PC player these days. Getting destroyed in PUBG is my jam these days.
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  1257. Ah yes, suspicious. The countries that don't have energy security, want energy security. If only we could invade Iraq and murder people for oil instead.
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  1258. You won’t be missed!
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  1259. https://watchnebula.com/modulus/battery-breakthroughs
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  1260. The two narrators are actually writers on Real Science and Real Engineering. Just worked out that they are native speakers
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  1261. 10 times less attention span than needed
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  1262. Welcome to science
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  1263. +Andy Black it's a joke. Chill out, you don't wanna melt
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  1264. let's be real, the video was never going to make it to the trending page. It will do well over the years though
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  1265. 1. Didn’t think it was that useful because it didn’t provide that much warning time for a country so small. 2. Very difficult to hit and well protected. I explore why it was more effective than they expected in the latest episode of the Battle of Britain
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  1266. lol, sorry bro
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  1267. Lol, watch the entire video ya goof
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  1268. +Andro A because that wasn't a nuclear bomb test, as I said in the video it was an ammunition cache exploding
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  1269. I tried. Couldn’t find it. All information on the coding error is second hand accounts from NASA employees.
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  1270. That is not an actual map of servers
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  1271. Funny you should say that.....
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  1272. I’m Irish. We haven’t been infected with the idiocy of American politics Vanessa. We see people for people and don’t demote them to a label that’s simplifies their views to a binary left or right view point. It’s sad that such a great country is being is being destroyed from the inside from such simplistic us versus them attitudes.
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  1273. Yes, they are glass fibre composites. The structure of the generator needs to be transparent to magnetic fields
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  1274. Not reliably. I believe Waymo includes that information in high detail GPS maps, but that seems like a very expensive database to keep up to date. I could be wrong there.
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  1275. Apologies about the cursing. Genuinely thought I had it censored!
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  1276. Not enough fuel on board to get from orbit to L2
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  1277. I have been hiring people to work on this channel for 6 years. Look at the credits.
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  1278. Yes, Thunderf00t is an idiot that doesn’t know how to use basic physics equations and likes attacking young women that dare call him out on his bullshit. The only valid criticism I have seen is cost. The terrorism aspect is silly, and fail safes are easy to engineer.
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  1279. What did you expect from an Irish man?
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  1280. It’s a render…and that’s a reflection
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  1281. What do you think is a "swear" word in this video?
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  1282. That’s the plan!
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  1283. I need more ideas!
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  1284. Yeah we really should make better grids that aren’t run by republican governments who don’t understand it gets cold sometimes. Texas lost power primarily because of their lack of interconnections and gas power stations shutting down. Ask yourself why no other state has any issues.
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  1285. Daaaaaaaaah, always forget
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  1286. Wow, really? Can you give more details? Wanna ban that shit from appearing next to my videos
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  1287. Whatever the opposite of picking your subscription is. I don't need subscriptions from people who think they can dictate what I support. BYE BYE.
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  1288. I also live in Texas. Certainly thinking about it, primarily because of all the misinformation around it.
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  1289. Dublin airport has some of the most agro agents in the world, but only in terminal 1, and I think we can give them a pass with having to deal with Ryanair passengers all day 😂
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  1290. Good! How was yours?
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  1291. Pay attention in class! It will serve you better in life than my silly videos
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  1292. You can unfollow that’s fine. I’m going to continue making videos about things I find interesting
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  1293. That's a perpetual motion machine and it doesn't exist. The equation takes regenerative braking into account, but it's still an overall loss.
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  1294. I wish I could reply to this with one of those gifs where someone looks both surprised and disgusted. The fuck you talking about boy 😂
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  1295. So you think gravity doesn’t exist in orbit?
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  1296. Yeet?
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  1297. Because Ambri had very little footage of their product and we can use the power of imagination.
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  1298. Each of these take me about a month to make. Nebula allows me to take my time, which is the main reason for the increased production quality. YouTube just needs constant uploads that can result in some rushed content at times.
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  1299. The truth lays in the middle ground my friend. Taking sides leads to bias
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  1300. Ah yes, the incredibly noteworthy aviation historian “lazerpig” 😂
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  1301. Y-E-S
    3
  1302. You have 4 pumped hydro stations
    3
  1303. I literally could not give less of a shit
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  1304. I don't cover SpaceX very often for two reasons. 1. There are a tonne of channels that cover it better than I could ever dream of. Some of them moved to the middle of nowhere to dedicate their life to covering it. 2. The Musk fanbase are pretty tiresome to deal with and I would prefer to work with lesser known companies that don't come with the bullshit fanbase.
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  1305. He just posted this today! Thanks for the heads up. I gotta offer this man a job
    3
  1306. Because they don't want you to hump. Obviously
    3
  1307. YouTube got rid of that feature a few months ago. Can only add subtitles manually. I am happy to add them if trusted translators can be found
    3
  1308. You can blame the Belgians for most of the Congo’s problems
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  1309.  @partytor11  we have iOS app on the app store now. Android is in the works. Since this is all self funded with no outside investment we had to prioritize things.
    3
  1310. 1. I have 2. There are loads of channels that exclusively cover those companies. It’s boring to me
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  1311. I appreciate the appreciation for YouTubers. People constantly underestimate the talent needed to run a production studio on a limited budget.
    3
  1312. It actually is, but hey we all start somewhere
    3
  1313. RTGs generate like 100 watts dude. There have been nuclear powered planes though, I made a video about them on this channel.
    3
  1314. Could you fuck off? 😂
    3
  1315. Some form of hydrogen storage is inevitable for sure.
    3
  1316. Going to talk about that in another video
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  1317. I'll never understand why science deniers ask scientific questions that they won't believe the answers to
    3
  1318. You don't, you are paying for the data to download the maps. Your position is still provided, this is why you can pre-load maps in google maps and still navigate without data.
    3
  1319. You're aware drones navigate by GPS satellites right? They also don't arrive at orbital speeds
    3
  1320. That was the goal, the harp is the national symbol of Ireland. It's called the Samuel Beckett bridge, after one of our greatest writers.
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  1321. Funny story I was watching a show on TV the other day and the actor said "that guy clearly doesn't have a degree in web design". I full on expected a Squarespace to appear.
    3
  1322. Why do YouTube viewers love to click on it so much?
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  1323. OHHHHHH LALALALALALA. French
    3
  1324. This is a science channel. Do your own conversions, or america can join the rest of the world
    3
  1325. Thank you for recognizing the work that went into this. So many comments on this have been just complaints and tribalism. So much so it was making me question ever covering the space industry again. I needed this today
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  1326. Said what? Did you watch the video?
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  1327. At least 5 math
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  1328. Never uploaded that. I have posted a few teasers for the next video on my social media, but I am literally just exporting the first draft now. It will be up on Monday 3.30 GMT
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  1329. Peter Donnellan you're that guy
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  1330. +Daniel Björkman Absolutely, the videos are getting better I hope. This video taught me a lot.
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  1331. WELCOME ABOARD!
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  1332. I made a note to correct that. Forgot. Classic me
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  1333. Start as the King of Connacht and marry your son to the princess of Norway. England won't stand a chance
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  1334. +Joe M New logo is baaaad
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  1335. +John Hoo that's the sort of stuff that will be going up on the second channel!
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  1336. 2 blade turbines have problems with teetering, which the 3 blade set-up solves yes. Wanted to include this in the video, but it's quite complex and difficult to explain. There is a lot more to this subject than I have said in this video. I will get an article on my website explaining it in more detail soon. I have the book I used for research in the description, if you would like to learn more. Really fascinating.
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  1337. +PS G No problem. Wish I knew about the project earlier so I could have helped in a more substantial way!
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  1338. EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIREE!
    2
  1339. Okay, just published them
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  1340. Yeap, he is scheduled to be on at some point
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  1341. If the resin is a thermoplastic, that can be melted down and reused. You can't reuse the carbon fibers in that form again, but BMW chop them up to create chop mat reinforcements for the i3. That's pretty much the cutting edge right now unfortunately.
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  1342. Because the ISS is orbiting at 400 km. GPS sats orbit at 20,000 km.
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  1343. coenijn biomedical engineer, well I studied it. I just sent a stent to smarter every day!
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  1344. Simple a fan of Boeing. Airbus don't inspire much in me.
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  1345. +Brickcellent hahahaha an now, it works for Jack leave him be. I can't begrudge someone so successful. Different things work for different audiences
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  1346. I meant to say gravity, I really need someone to proof read my scripts! It's an embarrassing mistake
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  1347. Jaroslav Malec inspiring music + War didn't feel like the correct tone to be hitting
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  1348. +MastaGwee I'm a goof. How I've managed to convince anyone of me being "proper" is astounding 😂
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  1349. +MrToxic212 Galway!
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  1350. Orpedo You need to listen harder
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  1351. You can click that little bell next to the subscribe button. You got here very early anyways!
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  1352. Putting them in now, thought they were uploaded already. Sorry!
    2
  1353. Wood is a composite material. The cellulose fibres (what the original carbon fibres were made from) are the fibres and the lignin is the matrix.
    2
  1354. Wait till I do a video about cahrs
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  1355. They were not the first. They were just the first, from my research, to have a significant impact on the performance of the car over drum brakes.
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  1356. Yeap have it on my list! This video gave me the confidence that I can animate it.
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  1357. I talk about second moment of area in an upcoming video!
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  1358. +Buzzin Muzzin I'll likely make a longer version and reuse some of the animation elements in the future. Had to cut out a lot to get this out in time.
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  1359. There isn't really much of a difference. A lot of people use the terms interchangeably. The main difference is that a spoiler is typically used to disrupt (spoil) airflow, thereby reducing lift and decreasing drag. While a wing is always used as a means of generating downforce, it could be used to disrupt airflow too.
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  1360. +Push Back ah Jesus, yeah I wouldn't notice that if I looked at it a hundred times. Dyslexia is great
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  1361. Thanks Alex!
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  1362. How do you mean went back to normal? Jets still have sweep back, just in the form of a delta wing
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  1363. It's on the list!
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  1364. How did you find it so quickly?
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  1365. +Eoin Dineen Again I really appreciate the support Eoin! You are consistently the first person to comment. Thank you
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  1366. +John Tyrrell Fantastic. It's a tough course, keep working hard. My bachelors is in biomedical engineering, basically the same course, just with some medicine classes thrown in. Feel free to send me any suggestions for videos you would like to see
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  1367. youvergauwen afraid not, this isn't a college lecture. It's a YouTube video to give people a basic understanding
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  1368. Yeap, good example!
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  1369. Costs way more, not unlimited, doesn't back up all your files. Backblaze is way better and I'm not just saying that because it's a sponsored ad.
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  1370. My pleasure. Thanks for watching!
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  1371. That's more on the receivers end. The military does use a different radio and though, so theirs is still more accurate and doesn't get jammed when they jam the citizen signal
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  1372. Exactly right, you got it.
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  1373. +Jjames763 Japan had serious supply issues. They didn't have metal in abundance like Germany. I'll be a doing a video about this at some point centered around the Zero
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  1374. +Wendoverproductions Can't sleep! It's fantastic, Kuala Lumpur to Singapore is about the same cost with AirAsia. My return flights to Bangkok for this weekend were about 50-60 pounds.
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  1375. Why do you keep watching my videos if they annoy you so much? Just stop watching. You won't be missed
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  1376. No I am saying it was the right choice for the time. Now DC makes more sense.
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  1377. I don't know Hank. It could be argued that it's easier to make it these days. Videos certainly go viral easier these days. If your content is good you will succeed. Finding your niche is essential, if you are simply copying what others do of course you will just fade into the crowd. That's true for any industry
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  1378. Great! That's what I love to hear. Easy to lose the passion when you get bogged down in the corporate environment. Well that was my experience anyways
    2
  1379. Just started to animate a new intro and searched to see what continually rasterize actually was. BLEW MY MIND. Been wondering how to get after effects to treat my illustrator files as vectors for so long.
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  1380. +Rob Smith if you like their content you shouldn't be annoyed.
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  1381. They should, this is one of the reasons I'm not a huge fan of Airbus. I feel like they just made an a330, but with composites. They didn't really push the boundaries and make full use of the material.
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  1382. Yeap, I have a Masters degree in Aeronautical.
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  1383. Congrats! Physics was definitely my favourite subject in high school.
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  1384. +Misael Cifuentes Don't know if I'm legally allowed say now that it's an ad haha, but it begins with an A.
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  1385. +shokrix I use Adobe Illustrator and After Effects
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  1386. I'm from the west of Ireland. The accent is slight toned down for these videos
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  1387. My friends in Malaysia used to always make me repeat the word car. My country accent definitely comes out on my rs
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  1388. Fuuuuuuuaaaaa I had that on my checklist of things to fix for the final draft
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  1389. That would be great, not something I know about at all.
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  1390. Really? That's awesome. Glad you like it
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  1391. +Daniel Gregory it's actually an embraer, but yes I did miss identify that as a 737. Not great at identifying planes
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  1392. No I only heard about the airshow the next day, was disgusted. I grew up with the Galway Airshow, probably the main reason I fell in love with planes. Sickened it got cancelled.
    2
  1393. One of the memories that stands out to me most, was watching the Harrier hover over the Salthill beach. Blew my tiny little mind.
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  1394. Icetanker 😂 yes a bearded pre-pubescent person
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  1395. BMW uses a thermoplastic resin that can be melted and recycled. They then shred the carbon fibers and use them for chop mat reinforcement.
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  1396. jontyoldmanface I'll definitely be doing a full video on CC. Dude is a boss
    2
  1397. There are no passengers on board, you would be surprised what those airliners are capable of when the pilots don't need to worry about comfort!
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  1398. wrenthereaper Thanks! The 3D I-beam looks so janky, but it was a good learning experience. Do you have any recommendations on software for 3D animation?
    2
  1399. Yeah for this I just built it from 2D pieces in after effects. Not exactly efficient. Will check that out
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  1400. Dennis Domnig lol sorry ay, I'm Irish.
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  1401. That will come another day.
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  1402. I forgot to add the captions up for this. I'll add those in the morning! Sorry the Irish tend to speak very fast, this is as slow as I can go.
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  1403. Fantastic. That makes me happy.
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  1404. Precisely why I'm a Boeing fanboy
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  1405. It's almost identical to a peregrine falcon! I posted a photo comparison on my instagram. The link for that is in the description
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  1406. +swapnilhp A fellow youtuber has answered that question. Take a look! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq9Fc3rzNyc
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  1407. My pleasure Yoav :)
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  1408. So what is induced drag? It is a low-pressure vortex formed behind the plane, which holds it back. When that low pressure vortex is formed on top of the wing, it creates lift. Where there is smoke there is fire, where there is drag there is lift. Where there is lift there is drag.
    2
  1409. +Horsing Around everyone's.
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  1410. Thinking of how much effort goes into these animations makes me anxious.
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  1411. Haha You jinxed it! But thank you, that is nice to hear.
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  1412. Your grandfather sounds like a remarkable man, but survivor bias is a thing.
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  1413. I always forget to publish them! Published now
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  1414. Because the moon has thermal mass. Space does not
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  1415. That is exactly what they are doing
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  1416. Grinded is perfectly acceptable ya patronizing bollox
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  1417. Good, I support Connacht. Who’s chant is equally shit 😂
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  1418. Ethical clickbait is the best kind of clickbait
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  1419. Solar flares are not just bursts of light. They are charged particles travelling at less than the speed of light.
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  1420. https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/image3sunshieldhotcold.jpg god I love when people are so aggressively and confidently wrong, while incorrectly correcting a typo no less 😂
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  1421. Ah Jesus
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  1422. It's just the rules. The braking distance is calculated without reverse thrust too, so in reality the plane can brake in a far shorter distance if needed.
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  1423. I unlisted that video. I couldn’t have predicted that the CEO was lying. The theory of the video remains true though.
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  1424. Nope! Required by law!
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  1425. Lol no
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  1426. That’s jello...
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  1427. Do you understand what “to date” means when speaking of something that happened in the past?
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  1428. Hope it get's better. Don't let the day get the better of you!
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  1429. Here is some feedback from a fellow nerd that used to struggle with sharing their nerdiness. Starting off with “you failed” is a gaurenteed way for your nerdiness to not be received well. Start with something like “this is awesome, another thing I love is…”
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  1430. Sorry! I thought I had published it. Up now
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  1431. Literally the worst time of my life. It’s also where the idea for Real Engineering was born. So I guess I’m thankful for it
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  1432. Pump hydro is okay. Very expensive initial capital cost and as you said, very location specific. I’ll make a video about this too
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  1433. Think that's more just me being weird and not realising people pronounced it differently. TeSla, is definitely more correct. My pronounciation of "car" is completely accent based, and I dunno how to pronounced it differently without putting on a ridiculous American accent
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  1434. Ah yes, let me pull up this big sack of computational fluid dynamic experts I have employed on a YouTube channel
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  1435. Cool story bro
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  1436. Your comment is very canadacentric
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  1437. I am reediting the vlog. The tone of it felt VERY off. Learning new formats isn't easy.
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  1438. Ireland has a the potential to be a net exporter of energy. We have an insane good position to benefit from wind energy. Interconnections and hydrogen production. Bring it on.
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  1439. I agree with you in sentiment, but this is not a Real Engineering episode. I am uploading this series to a separate platform for a reason.
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  1440. I was pretty proud of the progress I made in this video. Still a lot to work on. I don’t need comments like this though. I know
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  1441. I uploaded it already minus the sponsor ad. Takes a while to sync. This video was made in a rush so didn't have it ready ahead of time.
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  1442. You know what's the difference between a gym and a website? A website can fit more than 100 meatheats inside it.
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  1443. The Canadians were led by the British. They were a British Commonwealth country. Be careful using ad hominem attacks, they do little to advance your argument and make you look silly when proven wrong.
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  1444. Yeaaaah, I'm not sure where I got this from. I must have had a chemistry teacher pronounce it weird at some point in my life. That's a weird way to pronounce it.
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  1445. Oh lord Jesus. This is the end. Sidenote: BostonDynamics, can I please film some sort of documentary with you guys about this launch? I'd like to document how the world ended
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  1446. I managed to forget to add them to the video. A lot of this was taken from my college text books too. I'll put a link to it in a bit
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  1447. Yeah we caught that but I am currently travelling and didn't bring my mic with me
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  1448. When the fuck have I mentioned politics 😂
    2
  1449. Just a typo
    2
  1450. I wore you down
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  1451. +A Basket Of Crutches Simscale is free online based simulation
    2
  1452. Okay here, let me explain the joke to you. I was calling people like you stupid. Understand now?
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  1453. MattGaming+ I animated that for a previous video and it took waaaaay to long. Think that video took me almost a month to make....I was far less experienced back then
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  1454. I usually point to my references in video, but got lazy on this one. I think this is where I pulled that number from. Probably should have found a secondary and more authoritative reference for it. https://www.thoughtco.com/history-of-screws-and-screwdrivers-1992422
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  1455. Why didn't you just say you are a vinyl fanboy at leave it at that? There is no bias in science
    2
  1456. Because they are RR. Two engines are used on the 787, I had to pick one engine for this video and I picked the one that is most commonly used
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  1457. CO2. 1 Carbon 2 oxygen. When burned the carbon in the petrol picks up 2 oxygen atoms, which triples its weight compared to the hydrogen atoms it was originally paired with.
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  1458. Thanks I had to do that myself last minute as I didn’t want to bother our writer on a sunday
    2
  1459. But I can’t fix on my phone. Damn it. Will fix it later
    2
  1460. Yes the footage in this video was taken from the TV show I hosted in Ireland last year
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  1461. ...they did.....a lot.
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  1462.  @darkslow27zagreb41  Why I put easy in quotes. Everything they do is a deliberate design decision. I get it, just not for me.
    2
  1463. Yes, email their support and they will hook you up
    2
  1464. Subscribe to Nebula and there are no sponsor reads. That's the only way around it
    2
  1465. Yeah they stop at the end of the video
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  1466. "dependent" is a weird way of putting it. "Funded by" is more accurate. The ESA also developed many of the science instruments onboard
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  1467. No-one is perfect. Sometimes it's just easier to use the more well known measurement unit. I measure my height in feet, but everything else in metres.
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  1468. Carbon fibre and phenolic resin is used in heat shields for re-entry. Very heat resistant
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  1469. /r/confidentlyincorrect
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  1470. I miss your comments Sylvester
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  1471. Just finished the script. Should be out in December
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  1472. The issues in Texas were primarily causes by natural gas stations going offline and the lack of interconnection with its neighbouring states
    2
  1473. Tesla’s primary support Glencore has a long track record of shady shit. That’s the problem
    2
  1474. Several regions already regularly have excess renewables that they have to curtail….
    2
  1475. I succeeded in my mission to trigger the insecure American! Success!
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  1476. thank you, also forgot subtitles..
    2
  1477. Accountants telling engineers what to do
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  1478. The narrator literally wrote the script ya gooooof
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  1479. I mean, I left it in there for a comedic break in a very long video.
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  1480. Fix! Thanks
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  1481. Just added. I forgot to publish them
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  1482. We have been slowly ramping it up. Didn't want to promote it too much early on when it was still in its infancy
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  1483. Working on that now! Always forget!
    2
  1484. That subnautica intro is claaaasss
    2
  1485. So needy!
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  1486. Logistics of D-Day is effectively a channel for us now. Just not on YouTube
    2
  1487. Well, that was partially because they needed to keep it secret since it was so easily counteracted
    2
  1488. Oh wow. I didn’t know that
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  1489. 😂 you may run into some problems with the tyres there ;)
    2
  1490. Thunderfoot: A bully who views himself as a victim. No lawyer wants to represent you because you are in the wrong.
    2
  1491. I’ll get the fine brothers after you
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  1492. Tesla is absolutely not unveiling a semi truck next month, they are unveiling the Model Y which is an SUV. Check my maths if you want, but the maximum weight of vehicles in America is 40 tonnes. A 3000 kWh battery would weigh 20 tonnes, that's without the rest of the truck. Leaving very little weight left over for actual money making cargo. The Model 3's batteries were revealed the day before I uploaded the video and are 50 kWh and 75 kWh. 65 kWh was right in the middle. Name some other stuff that was wrong.
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  1493. Speculation. Current target production is 35 GWh and 50 GWh, as stated in the video. Tesla is currently trying to raise money with Junk Bonds just to get production high enough for Model 3 demand, despite having a larger market cap than Ford (while selling a fraction of the cars). If they can somehow magically find the funding to ramp up to more production I will be massively impressed.
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  1494. Go to settings under the video. New youtube feature that allows me to add dubs. It automatically switches to your native language though, something I have raised to the YouTube team as an annoying bug when people subscribed in English
    2
  1495. And we would have 204 million in the bank to make more revenue
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  1496. I did. Literally did an entire video on it.
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  1497. Kindly refer to my “are electric planes possible “ video.
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  1498. 😂
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  1499. 😂 Irish, so maybe you want to reevaluate my bias ya silly goose
    2
  1500. I cry anytime I hear wonderwall. Long story. A bit awkward considering it's one of the most played songs 😂
    2
  1501. Thanks for making Texas a worse place for us all to live in with your vote!
    2
  1502. Someone didn’t listen to the whole video
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  1503. Takes too much time up at the start of the video and forces me to use the same music every time.
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  1504. Wrong
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  1505. Working on it!
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  1506. haha, shit. Didn't notice that in the edit. It's in the description.
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  1507. I like both
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  1508. Fuck off with your comments 😂
    2
  1509. Well this is going to be my new favourite party fact.
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  1510. I know. I studied aeronautical engineering. This isn’t aerospace.
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  1511. Yes. I was supposed to go up to 9 on this flight, but I was getting fair to motion sick at that stage
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  1512. Yeah when I have the data to work with I will. Very little known about the vehicle right now
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  1513. That Armstrong doc is so good. Gives me goals for the type of documentaries I want to make. You may need a VPN to watch it
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  1514. We plan to. By nature most hardware start ups fail and it will be interesting to keep track of progress.
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  1515. I without a doubt missed details. Very simplified and idealized maths.
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  1516. Soviet design that was predated by American designs. Nearly included it in the script, but it's bullshit.
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  1517. Check out 3blue1brown. He is much better than I could ever be
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  1518. Yeah so I make about $1000 dollars a month on Patreon, which goes directly to my animator. I have google ads turned off for the first month my videos is uploaded. I'm in the process of hiring a 2nd employee, which will be paid out of these sponsorships. I have a full expense report published on Patreon too. If you want high quality educational content, then you might as well get used to them, and stop feeling so entitled to FREE content.
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  1519. As an English teacher, you should probably be aware there are multiple dialects of English, I speak Hiberno English. Thank you for the kind words, other than that.
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  1520. The engine also produces a nose up thrust. You need to counter act that
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  1521. And that would be stable. Think about it
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  1522. Already in talks with them! Once they build something I'll make a video
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  1523. A rare twitter follower in the wild
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  1524. All the jokes are made in jest. In Ireland teasing is a language of love.
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  1525. Tomorrow night!
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  1526. Yeah this video was made long before I had the ability to make longer videos easily, I mentioned the fatigue in more detail in my Dreamliner windows video.
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  1527. Does the model S not have a 125 kWh battery? I need to stop relying on my memory for these things.
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  1528. No thanks. David Attenborough doesn't need to crack, he's who I'm trying to emulate.
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  1529. The thunderbolt thing was a brainfart. Was writing form memory and thunderbolt just doesn’t make any sense. My reference states pretty clearly that the shells return to the drum along the return chute. Perhaps it can malfunction?
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  1530. Gravity exists
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  1531. Do not agree.
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  1532. Someone just learned how to use a thesaurus
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  1533. Planning to make more for sure. There is some really interesting material science in photovoltaics, planning to make a video on that eventually
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  1534. Working on the edit for the first episode now. Working on it only on fridays, so it’s a little slow going. Think once we have all the 3D assets put together and our style nailed down we will be faster. First episode should release when we have the first 4-5 episodes done
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  1535. I'll see what info I can dig up. Hard to make those videos without public info
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  1536. Lol no
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  1537. Explain to me how it was debunked Saurav 😂
    2
  1538. Reading is a powerful tool!
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  1539. +jontyoldmanface I see all comments. I'm estimating here, but it was about 5 mm thick and maybe 20 mm wide.
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  1540. It’s a huge step for the industry, but doesn’t change much in terms of commercialization right now. Will be covering their work in detail in the new year
    2
  1541. If the Hindenburg was filled with jet fuel it also would have exploded 😂
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  1542. I would call it a discovery over invention, but yes
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  1543. Update: I was right
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  1544. Oh hi dad
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  1545. The crisis wine was put to good use. Fun fact that was actually water with food colouring in it. I was too cheap to buy a new bottle of wine for a gag.
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  1546. This is quite possibly the most insulting thing anyone has ever said to me 😂
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  1547. Irelands politics? Pretty sure are hands are clean of any genocides
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  1548. Nah man. Yer just an eejit 😂
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  1549. You heard it here first folk. The man who cannot form a coherent sentence says I’m a complete idiot. Kim’s Tree is an interesting way of spelling chemistry....I think? 😂
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  1550. Arrows are representing rolling resistance my dude
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  1551. Nope, they only ever tested shielding. That misconception came from false news report, which was likely published to drum up support for the NB-36h
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  1552. That’s not cork. It’s foam
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  1553. Thanks for that! It's going to be one of the videos!
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  1554. It doesn’t generate electricity. It stores it
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  1555. You will love the next video then. Aerodynamic changes of F1 from 2016-2017
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  1556. You have bad taste in beer.
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  1557. It’s on a separate platform called Nebula. You will get an email with login info
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  1558. The grid in Texas failed because of natural gas and zero interconnections. The US media really need to start working on facts.
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  1559. No, not nearly enough wire to produce any meaningful current.
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  1560. The ideal is 1.3 eV, while silicon is 1.1 eV. I should have mentioned that for sure. In my head I thought I explained it, but I guess not.
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  1561. I'm Irish, we are born with a master's degree in piss pulling.
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  1562. Yet another example of someone commenting before watching the video
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  1563. No, Blue Ghost is a species of firefly
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  1564. I'll fight any man
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  1565. Confidently wrong there. http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/NucEne/moder.html don't argue with me, argue with my references.
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  1566. People are working on that problem. Right now they are mostly shredded and use as filler for other composite parts. I don't think that's a reason to not use them when the fuel savings provided are THIS high. Carbon fibre are basically made from oil and aren't burned, much better than actually burning the oil.
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  1567. I literally said it was a simply calculation that didn’t account for many scenarios....
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  1568. Yeah just one of those things that I didn’t think about. I’ll fix for the next video
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  1569. He did. There were actually 3 people working on the animations on this one. I did the majority for this video
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  1570. I have also had a software engineer from THAAD thanking me on facebook for creating a video explaining his work, who do I believe?
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  1571. and why do you people never mention the subsidies coal also gets? Critical public infrastructure tends to get subsidized ya dipshit.
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  1572. The blueprint/whiteprint animations are ours. The 3D visualizations are way outside our budget. Those were generously provided by MIT for free.
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  1573. The main resource material I used for this video is in the description. Spitfire video was more cobbled together from various sources
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  1574. Welcome to the scientifically accurate version
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  1575. The ad is at the end. The opening title is there for disclosure that the video is sponsored.
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  1576. What up Kerpop?!
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  1577. There are references on screen ya dope.
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  1578. I didn't animate it 🤷‍♂️
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  1579. I believe so. If the supporting force is free to rotate with the object then a low cog cannot act as a stabilizing force
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  1580. Table top animations are Blender. Sky animations are Cinema4D
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  1581. Go to my website to look for job postings please 😂 Linked in description.
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  1582. Tis
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  1583. Cool story
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  1584. The fact you could recognise that, despite my editing mistake where it's zoomed in too far, is impressive. It's from AP Archives "British Movietone" channel. They may be able to help you out if you contact them.
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  1585. I had a section on this. They can do bolted repairs when needed. I’m not entirely sure on the process though. I have done riveted repairs on aluminum skin before and it’s fairly simple, not sure what the tolerance for damage is before the entire section needs to be replaced
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  1586. You only got offered that much? I guess engineers are the true top dogs
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  1587. Because the logistics of shipping all your supplies up to a remote mountain are far more costly than than marginal gains we get from launching it from a slightly higher elevation.
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  1588. The shoutout is the author as a co-writer
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  1589. That's because you enjoy chaos Viv
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  1590. List of staff for each video is in the description of each video. 5 people worked on this one, 6 if you include thumbnail.
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  1591. That’s an interesting factor I hadn’t considered.
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  1592. How exactly is it outdated?
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  1593. Yeah I wanted to include a slider that would change the values for different vehicles, but I was already underpaying the developer who helped me. I want to invest a decent amount of money to make these sites better in future, just don't have it right now.
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  1594. I beat you to that joke in the video 😘
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  1595. +Charles They are already have a bigger market cap than Ford and sell a fraction of the cars. Invest in Panasonic was my takeaway from this video, and I did
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  1596. I aim to named GQs sexist man, we can all aim high.
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  1597. Notice the title says yet, progress was made.
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  1598. Someone didn’t listen to the sentence where I acknowledge comparing the two without mentioning the difference in military doctrine is silly.
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  1599. Apply Occam's Razor....and hide your treasure
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  1600. Applicable to everyone
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  1601. Cobra maneuver is a great way to kill your kinetic energy and get you killed. Useless
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  1602. Our sister channel Real Science is the home of our medical content now! Link is on our channel page. Stephanie who runs that channel, actually wrote this episode.
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  1603. because it was called a supercharger in the 1940s
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  1604. I literally say it at the start of the video
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  1605. Bumper cars drunk by the seaside is definitely number 1
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  1606. Ah yes, Ireland getting independence from a tyrannical overlord and then proceeding to go from one of the poorest western countries to the one of the richest. We did it all to spite the Brits 😂 “Why are you so obsessed with me” comes to mind.
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  1607. I’m sorry. I make recommendations off things I find in the US, but a VPN should help you out
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  1608. Because Nebula processing takes longer. Video was finished in Ireland while I was asleep and just uploaded it the moment I woke up in Texas. It will be up shortly
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  1609. Writing the final episode now
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  1610. Radioactive spider bruh.
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  1611. This channel is about whatever the fuck I want it to be about. Shut the fuck up
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  1612. Analogic. The worst brand name for an airport security scanner
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  1613. I read really slow. I just want you to know that. I'm sick of seeing your face. Look me up. It's R-E-A-L. That's "real" as in, I'm getting really tired of seeing you pay to be in my feed. Second word E-N-G-I-N-E-E-R-I-N-G. You’re gonna go and look for me and block me. Here's my email: mcmanus.brian1 at gmail dot com. I want you to block me. I read really slow. Stupid Attorney
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  1614. Yeah, so I would be making just under $3,000 this month with just Patreon and YouTube. My expenses were twice that this month. I don't ask anyone to support on Patreon and make it pretty clear that I don't need them to, but some people want to give back for the content they enjoy. Who am I to deny them?
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  1615. Destin caught that. I'm a dummy.
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  1616. +papa asante naw man you got it all backwards, you forgot Myanmar uses it too.
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  1617. I know, but I'm narsed animating or explaining that for this video.
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  1618. Next week's video is about Starlink!
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  1619. I actually removed the toilet section that josi wrote. Talking about piss and shit for 4 minutes is not great for YouTube audience retention
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  1620. If we manage to create miniature portable fusion reactors maybe....
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  1621. I feel like it’s the same relationship engineers have with architects 😂
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  1622. Yeah I knew, just running short of clips I had license to use of the Zero
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  1623. Yeah we swapped them somehow. We were editing this right up until the video was uploaded. Somehow managed to miss that error.
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  1624. H is an atom H2 is a molecule
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  1625. GPS signals are being tested for moon navigation on the next moon landing attempt at the end of the year actually
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  1626. The nacelle just rotates....
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  1627. Craig Cottam believe me....they try.
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  1628. Well let's be clear, those gas power plants are a hell of a lot cleaner than coal. It's a step in the right direction. You can't transform something as complicated as a electricity grid in one day. Gas is an excellent stop gap solution
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  1630. Dubs are a new beta feature only available to some creators. A lot of apps/chrome extensions aren’t updated to deal with the new feature
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  1631. I’ll follow you in your recommendations
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  1632. Got it thank you!
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  1633. lol
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  1634. They are combined videos. I split it apart for YouTube
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  1635. There are some designs for that in the works, but they look pretty janky. Just hydraulic operated bows that can pull forward and back
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  1636. Europe is largest by connected power
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  1637. It's an old antique my mother got reupholstered for my birthday.
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  1638. Very sexy
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  1639. Ground clearance for the bombs I believe.
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  1640. yeap working on that video right now
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  1641. District heating is sexy as fuck
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  1642. Thanks for the heads up. Fixed
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  1643. Easier to control inlet shockwaves with a simple flap.
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  1644. Hello fellow Texans. Stop voting for republicans that only care about getting oil lobby money and fix your grid by building interconnections to your neighboring states.
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  1645. What does that have to do with anything? FAI was a french organisation. Santos Dumont lived in France.
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  1646. In a dive maybe. You are ignoring my second requirement. Composites are capable of incredible things
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  1647. It has been a problem for the last view uploads. Hit the bell button!
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  1648. This isn't demonetized. YouTube is great. You just need to know avoid certain types of things. On Nebula we can be more care free about what we say. Saying n*z* is fine there. Showing violence, even though I would avoid that for the most part, is a no go here. Just little things. We love YouTube. Nebula we just have full control and better funding.
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  1649. Yeah I'm way too busy at the moment. Another video coming out this week
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  1650. Compressed air is on the graph, it's just a very small percentage. I need to research that tech more.
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  1651. I have explained very clearly why it was dangerous.
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  1652. Reference 6. Anything like that is always in the references
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  1653. Nebula is 100% creator owned, so that’s a pretty non sensical worry to
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  1654. Compression artifacts. The way videos are compressed, when there are lots of moving things on the screen, like stars, it tends to freak out. I upped my bit rate for the export, but just couldn't fix that one. Quite annoying.
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  1655. Yeah it will be fixed on Monday
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  1656. That's actually a topic I haven't thought about before, good idea
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  1657. My aeronautics professor said your aeronautics professor is a newb
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  1658. No, I purposely pick that. I do not speak English (British).
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  1659. It will eventually!
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  1660.  @johnie102  yeap. Sponsor reads will be removed from my videos
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  1661.  @shoaibakhtar4389  already joined!
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  1662. Our team made them yes. Eli, Mike and Stijn
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  1663. I am re-telling history. I certainly don't appreciate the murdering of innocent people. Especially when British armies in the past tried to murder my accestors, like the car bomb that nearly killed my mother. My video on the Japanese Zero speaks in the same tone. War is horrible, it is not something I "appreciate"
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  1664. You really referring to a video I made 6 years ago that goes over the basic physics of the idea and nothing else? Man I’m living rent free in your brain 😂
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  1665. Sorry for the wait!
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  1666. Hole is for pressure equalisation. The fairings under the wing are called whitcomb bodies, or anti-shock bodies, they help the plane adhere to the area rule, which I have made video about in the past.
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  1667. Just a friendly reminder, I'm not running a charity. If you want to watch content for free, how about shutting up and not complaining when someone tries to get paid for the work they do. If you don't like it click off the video and don't come back. Thanks
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  1668. I’m in Texas. We (they) have no electricity because gas power plants shut down and their moronic leadership refuse to build interconnections with neighboring states. Wind turbines were generating more than average.
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  1669. They are available on turbosquid
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  1670. Ah, thanks for a heads up
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  1671. There is a pattern across the channels Brilliant sponsors.
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  1672. Oh yeah. I absolutely pay journal sites that do not give any money to the researchers to read papers that should be freely available to the public. I’m absolutely not using a easy to use website to access journals for free.
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  1673. I just have a donkey brain
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  1674. I literally say in the video it's releasing on February 25th dude
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  1675. I do remember. It was metric. Apollo was coded with metric. 😂
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  1676. There are machines that do that too
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  1677. Your initial statement is entirely false. However, nuclear should continue to be developed, but right not it's not an option for most countries. 1. Uranium is a limited resource 2. We can't allow every country access to enriched Uranium 3. Solar is the most abundant energy source on the planet, and is the way forward, unless we manage to develop fission.
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  1678. Wait for the insane engineering of the Concorde video. Gonna drop so many droop snoots
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  1679. Nuclear is not cheap. Your entire hypothesis needs to be restructured around that fact. It’s expensive as fuck and that’s why it’s not being used.
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  1680. Natural gas plants are what failed in Texas. Your lack of understanding is pathetic.
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  1681. lol. I reviewed this video with my headphones lob sided on my head with only my right ear on. What a ridiculous way to not catch an issue
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  1682. If we can find people capable of explaining it maybe. I am happy enough to admit that anything related to quantum theory goes over my head. I have tried and failed to understand it in the past. I am a very spacial thinking and I just simply can not visualize that mess.
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  1683. That’s a good question. Heat sinks don’t really cool by radiation. Heat sinks would primarily cool through convection i.e air flowing over them and taking heat away. I imagine the effect would be negligible. If they were exposed to sunlight it would be a negative. At least with my limited understanding that’s what I think.
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  1684. Well this is just all kinds of wrong. Stating real issues with renewable with that title? Shameless clickbait non-sense.
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  1685. Ooooh nooooo, not one of 4 million people. What will we ever doooooo
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  1686. Invariable, a lot of the script come from my own knowledge. Here are some of the references that specify specific figures: http://www.alpa.org/~/media/ALPA/Files/eLibraries/Communications/publications-other/flying-the-line-vol-1.pdf [2]http://www3.alpa.org/publications/Flying_The_Line_1/ftl1Chapter5.html [3] http://planecrashinfo.com/cause.htm [4] http://asj.nolan-law.com/2009/08/prompted-by-crash-airworthiness-directive-issued-on-pitot-probes/ [5] http://avherald.com/h?article=46d3cd8b [6] https://www.wired.com/2010/03/0317warren-invents-airplane-black-box/
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  1687. just published
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  1688. It should show up on Nebula if you just search “logistics of d-day” in the search bar
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  1689. Yeah wasn't particularly happy with that myself. This is the type of video where a companion article would do wonders.
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  1690. 😂
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  1691. I'm a bit burned out on the renewable energy topics now. Probably do a few where I see the need, but definitely looking to move away from them. Think the job is done now and the world is moving towards renewable. I don't feel the need to preach anymore
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  1692. Oh no, I was stating a fact that the British married their cousins.
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  1693. We can only get them printed in china, been trying and failed to find US suppliers. Supply chain issues making them difficult to reprint. We will find a solution soon! May just need to order a couple of thousand again to get the price down
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  1694. Pool A is a tough one. All 3 of the teams I cheer for Ireland, Japan and Scotland in one pool. Hate to say it, but I hope Japan can nudge Scotland out. It would be an even greater underdog story than Ireland making it out of the quarter finals.
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  1695. Oh no. Not Reddit!
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  1696. Maybe watch the video before reacting. Quite clearly mentioned other anti-satellite tests.
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  1697. He actually put a lot of thought into what is needed from ventilators. Can't say whether it is useful or not, but I appreciate that he didn't just copy the bag squeezing design everyone is trying.
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  1698. They are jokes. Relax.
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  1699. Had that in the script, but it was getting too long so I removed it. It's definitely an option, but will require some serious changes in grid communications.
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  1700. Did you click on a video with the name of the product in the title and thumbnail, and not expect it to be talked about? Never once did I say wind tunnels would be replaced, in fact I showed several clips of the XB-1 being tested in wind tunnels. Keep up Lazare.
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  1701. Thanks! Sorry about the delay. I just moved back to Ireland after three years living in Malaysia.
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  1702. That's fascinating, I've never used them.
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  1703. You got a nasty cough. You should probably get that checked out.
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  1704. I used to. I had some help on this video, specifically for the map at 3.30. Which Mike from the channel Mobox Graphics helped with. That's what the patreon money is going to now.
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  1705. How on earth is Lobov getting this fight?
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  1706. Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. That's a skypark. Singapore is amazing.
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  1707. AdamantLightLP oddly enough, it's one of the few things that bugs me. Mostly because it's such a stupid complaint. Thanks for the comment
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  1708. I believe it was tested with the explosive liquid fuel.....ideally not something you test near people. The reports said the tank flew 50 metres into the are and had to be salvaged from the sea. Still waiting for that space x announcement.
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  1709. +Sean Sun Well I hope it helps with the understanding! I have a master's degree in aeronautical engineering. Stability and control subjects are so interesting and a lot more understandable when explained visually.
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  1710. Just watching is plenty of support! Thank you!
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  1711. Didn't want you to miss the tank man. It's hard to see
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  1712. Don't do that. Take yer car down to the bar and forget about Mars.
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  1713. +Eoin Dineen Thanks Eoin. Really really appreciate the support.
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  1714. +Ben Reeves Tell that to the moon. Last time I checked it's still in the sky. Yes, the centripetal is an actual measurable force. Like gravity holding the moon in place, or the hub holding the blades in place. Centrifugal force is still a thing, it just doesn't work the way most people think. It is just the term given to the inertia that causes centripetal force. So centrifugal force causes centripetal force. So my statement is 100% correct.
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  1715. +Ben Reeves Fantastic, great to have you on board.
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  1716. Subtitles are syncing now! They should be ready soon
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  1717. _DamCam no, that problem with transverse strength I mentioned is a huge hurdle alone. There are many other reasons why it isn't possible. I'll make a video about it eventually
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  1718. That is fantastic. Helping towards my goal of inspiring the next generation. Thank you!
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  1719. Difficult to find decent clips. Got very frustrated making this video. All the decent WW2 public domain clips of the spitfire have been watermarked with a pricetag of $100+ for the non watermarked clips. Hate these sites charging people for footage they don't own.
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  1720. I have been to Singapore a lot over the years. I love the place. Every is so well planned and there is still plenty of nature around. It's the perfect example of what cities can be when they are forced to use space efficiently.
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  1721. Dragan Zivkovic The Big Bang theory is shit
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  1722. Elysium has a glass ceiling. We could build the ISS with more glass, but it would need to replaced fairly often due to micrometeorite collisions. Elysium doesn't have to worry about radiation either....since they have their fancy cure-possible-disease machines
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  1723. +Joe Desbonnet Ah that explains why I read it as 1863 in the first draft. Will fix that. Thanks
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  1724. Through the crankshaft
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  1725. Thanks for the consistent support!
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  1726. I'm just messing
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  1727. +peterusmc20 they are impossible on earth. Loads of people have made videos about it already. Not really into making videos about technology that cannot exist
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  1728. Yeah it's a completely opinion based statement. I just don't find the driving aspect of the sport all that compelling, but I'm not real F1 fan. I just like the tech.
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  1729. It's weird to think that my great*200 grandfather probably had sex with a Neanderthal. He was awful filthy man!
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  1730. hahahaha true, I should have mentioned the hurricane in the script. Just kept it to the plane people are most familiar with.
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  1731. I'm much more of a rally fan. One of my friends is the number one co-driver in Ireland. Hoping to make a really long documentary about the Irish rally scene this time next year with his help
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  1732. A brake's job is to convert the kinetic energy of the wheel to heat. If a brake cannot effectively rid itself of heat it cannot absorb that kinetic energy. More contact area means nothing when the material is so hot that it cannot absorb more heat. The contact area of the disk brake is as big as it needs to be. Not too familiar with the manufacturing of the brakes, would need to read up to answer that one.
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  1733. I have been living in Kuala Lumpur for the past 3 years
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  1734. +Daniel Gregory Context is important Daniel. I'm referring to economic risk for that entire section. It was a financial failure.
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  1735. Absolutely incorrect.
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  1736. yes I am
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  1737. Spelling is not my forte :(
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  1738. +mrKaasa I did mention it briefly. We always want to make the blades as long as possible. The more wind we can capture the better. We are only really limited by the strength of our materials and costs. We need to keep the tip speeds around the same speed too, generally 80 m/s. The longer the blades are the faster the tips go. So longer blades will have lower RPM. It's a pretty complex balancing act of strength, performance and cost.
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  1739. +Strattymvm. A fellow aviation geek! I have another video in the works that I am quite excited for. You should like that one too
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  1740. It's my hometown. Galway, Ireland
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  1741. Chris Smith you really got be thinking Chris. What about jeans
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  1742. Absolutely, it helped me a lot in the early stages of the script. Waitbutwhy is awesome!
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  1743. Yeah, I probably should have thrown in a shoutout to waitbutwhy there. I'll put the article in the description!
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  1744. It's a gear tooth that I shaped to match the font I used for the rest of logo. Haha well I only really started this year! Thanks for the support.
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  1745. Rotary and radial engines became less popular after world war 1, once liquid cooling became reliable enough. Radial engines main benefit was the large frontal area, which allowed them to be air cooled. That large front area also ment a lot of drag. Here is the merlin V12: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1mh99ZLXcw
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  1746. A 3 blade design is 3% boost in efficiency, this allows the cost to be recovered over the turbines lifetime. An increase from 3-4 gives a fraction of a percentage increase. I have no included exact figures as they vary from all the sources I could find, but they all agreed that a 4 blade turbine did not provide a big effort increase to justify the cost.
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  1747. No, if it's made with a thermoplastic resin the resin can be melted and recycled. The fibers cannot be easily used in that form again, but BMW shreds the fibres to create a chopmat reinforcement that they use for the i3.
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  1748. Not sure how it could be interpreted as political. It's acknowledging that there is a not a lot of women in engineering and acknowledging that engineering is an incredibly useful degree to both the individual and the world. Having more of women in engineering would be a positive for the world and a positive for the gender. I believe in empowering everyone. The people that are offended by that should probably be examining why it offends them. Doesn't make much sense
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  1749. Awesome Wizard Its not about what gender is doing the job for me. It's just having more people in general. I don't think anyone should ever be given special treatment, but I have never seen that occur. Well I have seen it happen where men are given promotions over equally competent women...Granted that's anecdotal evidence and not the point I am arguing in this video. I simply highlighting that women don't have many role models in the field and wanted to highlight Miss Shilling. It's the entire reason I made the video. Her story and how she was treated in the field interested me. I am always going to make what I'm passionate about. Making the world a better place to live for everyone is part of that. In a more recent video I encouraged people to donate to the Nepal Youth Foundation, while making a donation myself. I am fortunate to have a significant voice in this world and I intend to use it for good. I'm glad you enjoy my videos, but there will be more end messages like this in future. I don't particularly care if it rubs a few people the wrong way.
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  1750. By a guy called Maeson. His soundcloud is in the description
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  1751. Ethan Ye good idea
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  1752. You got that sweet Time broadband tho? I'm working off Yes. It took me 5 hours to upload podcast on Monday.
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  1753. +S000 L111 bill gates is richer and still alive. Check mate
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  1754. well the Hohmann transfer method comes in many forms, this particular one at this particular planetary alignment is the most fuel efficient.
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  1755. Being able to fly is affordable to almost everyone, that was achieved through engineering improvement. Airlines will pass on savings to be more competitive. Ryanair is the perfect example
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  1756. "Centrifugal force doesn't exist". Goes on to explain what centrifugal force is and why it exists.
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  1757. Haven't thought of that before. Good idea!
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  1758. Still has to go through the initial compressor fan, which is primarily there to smoothen out the air for the low pressure and high compressors.
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  1759. +alan connelly I will be covering CG and stability concepts in a later video. Quite excited about that one actually!
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  1760. I try to base my videos around a story, rather than just the raw engineering. You have an suggestions there? Why did the forward swept wing come into existence?
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  1761. +Conser pov you seem to be repeating exactly the "myth" I explained in the video. You say cheap, I say crude. Same thing
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  1762. Maeson. His soundcloud is in the description
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  1763. It's just a horrible attempt at animating it, I'm sorry. I was a complete novice when I made this video (I still am). I had the evolution of their gliders in my original script, but removed it due to the time required to animate it. Videos will get longer as I grow this channel. I don't like having to remove content. It all fascinates me.
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  1764. Currently living in Galway!
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  1765. Xaviar Ston since you seem to know so much, why don't you make your own videos so Xavier?
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  1766. Thank you for the lovely message Richard. You are welcome!
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  1767. L. Scott Music Carbon fiber requires organic matter to be made. Primary oil. It can't be made from materials in space. At least with current tech
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  1768. For sure, you have any particular helicopters in mind that would be good to base the video around? SED's helicopter videos are probably my favourite videos ever put on this site. They are partly responsible for me studying aeronautical engineering.
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  1769. Link to your instagram is broken!
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  1770. Atomic Duck Thanks, yeah I remember that post. Lots of people telling me I was an idiot for quitting my job to do it 😂 I'm sure hoodies will be coming eventually.
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  1771. I have one! It's in the description. I try not to beg people for money, I will make videos regardless, but it's there if people wants to help the channel grow :)
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  1772. Haha, I do now thanks. It's ridiculous enough in the Irish accent, pronouncing it right would help.
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  1773. Ah okay, didn't know that. I was avoiding saying his full name, for fear of butchering the pronunciation. Bonaparte in an Irish accent sounds ridiculous!
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  1774. because that old steam engine was using a flexible chain to transmit force. Chains can only transmit force in tension. If you pushed it, it would just kink and buckle.
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  1775. My steam engine video has some thermodynamics in it.
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  1776. Fantastic stuff
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  1777. +Andrej Gorgiev RIP
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  1778. I am indeed 👍🏻
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  1779. Stop making videos that I want to make you little shit
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  1780. Well we are both Irish. I'd like to think I'm a bit more "reserved" 😂
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  1781. It's at the very end of the "Can We Create Artificial Gravity" video.
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  1782. John Kyon is that how Christians pray? 😂
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  1783. +Nath ! Thanks!
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  1784. You are welcome Paul!
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  1785. Kelsey Gonzalez know the problem far too well
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  1786. 787! I altered the wing tips on the right for comparison.
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  1787. Will do I'll be referring to it often in the future I'm sure. Thanks for the support!
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  1788. Calling people morons doesn't strengthen your argument, especially when you can't spell.
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  1789. The script of this video is based on the work of Edward Glaeser, a Harvard lecturer of urban economics.
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  1790. Care to mention which ones? Everything I stated in the video is fact. Beyond that it's an opinion piece that some may disagree with, but you can't disagree with the factual information I laid out.
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  1791. Apologies to your ears. I'm still learning with the auld audio engineering. Trying to put more thought into it now. And that's a good idea for a video!
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  1792. Noseefood I originally had this included, but the video ended up being really long. Will make a video about it eventually
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  1793. Ha dude, I sent you a message last week on your Facebook group from my personal account.
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  1794. Hey Wren, still researching that for another video that will talk about it in more detail. Not sure on the exact distances on the elliptical path, but the straight line distance between Earth and Mars for the Hohmann transfer is around 2.524 astronomical units. 1 astronomical unit is the mean distance between the center of the Sun and the center of Earth. I'll calculate out the curved path for that video. I believe the alternative method waits for Earth and Mars to be as close as possible, you then aim ahead. I'll definitely need to consult with an expert for that video.
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  1795. +Blockbuster2033 delta wings are stable, they just facilitate a low aspect ratio. What makes fighter jets unstable, particularly in roll, is the anhedral wings. I have a video explaining this in the works.
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  1796. You can thank Guillermo Ortíz for that. He made the subtitles. I can only speak English and Irish
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  1797. TrveIrrlicht it's provocative. It gets the people going
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  1798. Dav haha well this is a new question. I did Biology, Physics, Chemistry and Technical Drawing.
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  1799. +GSOaviator an elevator? Ugh. Sorry, that's cringe. It's called a horizontal stabilizer...and it's used to stabilize pitch. (don't be so condescending when it can be thrown back at you)
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  1800. Oh yeah, I prefer this way. But in the end of the day, most people have turned off the video as soon as the outro starts, so the conversion rates on the ads are not worth it for the sponsor. Sponsors are pushing harder and harder for midrolls. For longer videos, I may have to place a midroll from time to time.
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  1801. That damn Legend27 is a griefer
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  1802. Ryan Murphy YouTube pays per minute these days. Views are still important, but the algorithm favors watchtime.
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  1803. Ryan Nolan the initial design. It was modified before the plane was built
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  1804. No, that would increase the stress concentration. The hoop stress runs along the circumference of the fuselage. You want to streamline any obstructions along that stress flow. Think of aerodynamics.
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  1805. +Deepak C Happy to help. Intelligent questions are always welcome on my channel. I try to answer all
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  1806. Definitely want to do a video on dog fighting tactics! Need to learn how to animate in 3D first. That's stopping me from doing a lot of videos right now.
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  1807. Awesome, welcome aboard! I see you just like lots of stuff on my facebook page too! I am releasing a new video tomorrow, with some pretty complex thermodynamic principles. I think you will like it.
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  1808. +Moaqir Ahmad they are on the way....I hope. Business plan fell through
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  1809. http://usacac.army.mil/cac2/cgsc/carl/download/csipubs/LP2_NomonhanJapanese-SovietTacticalCombat_1939.pdf Page 40. Watch the ad hominems buddy, they are more telling of your character than those you use them against....especially when you are wrong.
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  1810. That doesn't stop another nation from using them. The Finnish example would have been better, admittedly, but I chose the Japanese example because it is somewhat of a lesser known fact.
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  1811. They are, I believe the main motivation for using them in bombs is so they can fit inside the launcher.
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  1812. Looking forward to finally being able to take part in the Project For Awesome as a creator John and congratulations Hank!
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  1813. Same problem really, they just landed back on land this weekend. So it's definitely not impossible!
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  1814. translations are always greatly appreciated, Mohamed!
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  1815. I was a product manager/design engineer in the oil and gas industry.
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  1816. You are probably using the auto-generated captions.....I upload my script to every video.
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  1817. Right you are, must have uploaded a previous draft. Will fix that asap. Thanks for letting me know.
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  1818. Yes, other people pointed that out. A tad embarrassing, but yeah I was thinking gravity.
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  1819. mad pharmy the hat is dope
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  1820. +Chris Mullen that's my voice lad.
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  1821. They seem to have pivoted towards a different design with the raptor engines. I was using the presentation slides that SpaceX used in their 2010 conference
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  1822. QB89Dragon there is no correlation between building height and any of the things you mentioned. They do have a direct correlation with poverty though. Different problems.
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  1823. Yeap!
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  1824. He is credited for it, but I have a feeling he just used it for Steam Engines for the first time. I have doubts that he invented the device himself. He was an engineering genius though, for sure.
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  1825. +Colin Hession O'Bama
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  1826. It's nice that you think so, but no everything I write is my own words.
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  1827. Thanks bud!
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  1828. That's what I was going for!
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  1829. I meant I was trying to inspire people to study engineering! I finished my masters degree a bit under 3 years ago
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  1830. I want to make a video specifically about Dublin. I don't know if it will fit on this channel, but it's definitely something I want to make. The country is run by jumped up farmers who refuse to modernise.
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  1831. Thanks James! I kind of wish I had a bit of a deeper Irish accent, but I have lost a lot of it after living abroad for so long.
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  1832. That's actually a great way to remember
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  1833. Hup the wesht
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  1834. Markus Stremer check the description. I exclusively use Maeson. He's dope
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  1835. +Ay-Ay yup!
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  1836. It would be minimal, the cost of shipping the parts up a mountain would likely be more. Rockets don't fly straight up either, they need to gain horizontal speed not vertical speed to orbit.
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  1837. Haha well I only has 5 k a month ago. I'm very happy with my 50 k and we are growing fast!
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  1838. Thanks for the feedback! I'll be mixing it up for the most part, this topic just needed a longer video. Impossible to make the arguments I wanted to make in a shorter video. Will always keep things as short as possible!
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  1839. +tntuof Veritasium did a video on that a while back, don't think I can improve on it right now. Maybe later down the line.
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  1840. Que?
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  1841. +ram j High chance I will at some point!
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  1842. This is fascinating
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  1843. Oliver Kurzweg nothing shady going on here Oliver! People like to complain YouTube is broken, but it's working fine for me!
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  1844. yeap
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  1845. Haha glad someone noticed I actually used the correct atom. Spent far to long drawing that damn thing for the sake of a thumbnail.
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  1846. I will talk about Junkers in a video I have planned later on!
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  1847. This is a pretty cool patent that describes using the discarded external tanks from the space shuttle to build a habitat. http://www.google.com/patents/US6206328
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  1848. Big supporter of the EU, but Irish support of the EU will vanish, if laws about joining a common EU army are created. Our small army is a strictly peace keeping army. That won't be possible, if we are obligated to go to war
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  1849. Ireland!
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  1850. Sounds awesome. Where is that?
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  1851. that's awesome. Would love to go!
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  1852. +Streetninja22 I totally agree. I'm just used to hearing altitude in feet and speed in km/h. I measure everything else in metres....strange how the brain works.
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  1853. you're hella cringy
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  1854. It's not only stupid, it's dangerous.
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  1855. Not sure where that started, but it is a factor, just not the only factor. Air does accelerate over the wing
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  1856. Michael Greenslade I didn't say everyone wants it. I'm saying the option of having it is needed. No-one is forcing people out of their homes. You should avoid using ad hominem remarks when making an argument. They don't strengthen it. You are also being a tad hypocritical in your argument saying that cities are "shite", that's your opinion that many disagree with. "Pompous" would be a good way of describing that self centered view point.
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  1857. Yes I talk about that in my Burj Khalifa video.
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  1858. +Satyartha Saxena Welcome aboard!
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  1859. Finan 7 I was trying to create a way of modeling/analyzing carbon fiber composites on the fibers scale while not taking a huge amount of computer power. Fun thesis.
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  1860. Finan 7 If you want a job it's a good thing to specialize in!
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  1861. Soon! I currently have 2 videos half finished and one that's finished but I had to wait to upload. Should be up in a day or two.
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  1862. Yeah I am from Galway
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  1863. Currently writing a script to support that claim.
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  1864. Cause the Irish are pure sound like
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  1865. German patent
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  1866. coecu you think I don't know how to pronounce it? It's called an accent.
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  1867. hahah I have been to Jakarta and yeah....traffic made me not want to go back. Indonesia is amazing though.
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  1868. Yes, so slightly more than 36 tonnes.
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  1869. The facts that disagreed with your world view?
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  1870. you should hear me say "thirty three"
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  1871. What part of 12-40 billion euro savings did you not understand?
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  1872. If we have a meaningful way of transporting that energy around the world, with say a superconductor, then yes. Future video will actually talk about that.
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  1873. 1. As, I said in the video, Solar panels are more efficient and therefore need less land. 2. Solar panels don't need to be harvested. 3. Solar panels are not competing for fertile land.
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  1874. More of a rugby man 😂
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  1875. I don't have the bell on for anyone. Notifications have a special place in hell for people with concentration problems
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  1876. I tried to contact the inventor. Would be great to do a follow up video with him.
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  1877. okay
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  1878. Calling something a shitty argument is a shitty argument
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  1879. That's a fun build. Have mine sitting next to my record player
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  1880. I’ll fight any man
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  1881. 😂 you people are so cute
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  1882. HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIYO
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  1883. Ah yeah. Ancient man was flying around in F1 cars. Sorry my bad 😂
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  1884. They aren’t wrong in that fear. That’s exactly what Trump has done
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  1885. Believe me I don’t want to get deported. These videos can’t be uploaded with an ITAR review
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  1886. Then don’t watch it. I don’t care
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  1887. That's a good question Volumetric energy density is measured through burning of the fuel. I'm not entirely sure on how they account for inefficiencies with that measurement process though, and fuel cells would be a lot more efficient than burning.
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  1888. You need to take that course on Brilliant my friend.
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  1889. Says I’m wrong, and then repeats what I said. Calm down Paul
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  1890. Didn't say they weren't possible, I said they weren't feasible, and then proceeded to tell you why. Sure you could build an electric truck no problem, but you are fighting a range vs load problem that makes them unpractical. Have a decent range, with a very heavy battery, and little load left for cargo (the max allowable weight of trucks in America is 40 tonnes), or you can have a truck with a reasonable weight battery and terrible range. Been able to out pull another truck was never the issue.
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  1891. More of a misremembering on a simple fact I didn’t think to fact check.
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  1892. Ai tools can’t even recreate my voice because of my accent ya dummy
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  1893. Check the cog wheel. We have it in Spanish, French and English
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  1894. Compression artefacts. Breaking my heart.
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  1895. There are many places in Africa that are very developed, I'm well aware of that. I was amazed with how modern Rwanda was when I visited. I don't particular like the term "third world" either, seems very derogatory. It's silly to pretend all of Africa, or even all of the US, has adequate internet access though.
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  1896. MARK!
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  1897. Partially yes, honey comb has its own strength properties too.
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  1898. Yeap. Email their support team and they will sort you out. Let them know you meant to use my code.
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  1899. My temple. Possibly my favourite place on this planet
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  1900. 😑 I don’t think you understood 1984 buddy They controlled language. That’s what you are trying to do. I’ll say what I want. The English language is flexible. Words have more than one meaning.
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  1901. Thanks for the heads up
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  1902. Oh man that's a thing of beauty. Aviation and motorsport in one package.....if only I could afford one.
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  1903. You do realize it’s illegal to not disclose sponsorships? Good to know you think the video is so good that you think I couldn’t research it alone though ❤️
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  1904. All song names in the description!
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  1905. +eşeğinz2 or you could just stop watching my videos
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  1906. Lol anti English racism. Fuck off 😂
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  1907. Get this. I don't make videos for you. You're welcome to stop watching
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  1908. This isn’t an exclusive. This is an episode that I decided was better suited for RE. Nebula is doing better than Quibi anyways 😂
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  1909. +Mr Left Hand jokes on you I still live in my parents house. Haha :(
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  1910. Mustard covers things in his own beautiful way. Would love to see his take. We actually discussed this plane together over on our Nebula slack group.
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  1911. No, direct current most definitely effects it. We just have ways to block DC current. They are not currently installed in the grid however as modelling where they are needed and installing them is expensive.
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  1912. Goooooood daaaay to you too my most esteemed commenter. Thank you for your most wonderful insight good sir
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  1913. Before repeating this non-sense, research levelized cost of electricity
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  1914. Car
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  1915. I also really appreciated that final message. People either love or hate how I pronounce my Rs, but I am proud of my Irish language roots.
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  1916. very rarely. It's cheaper to process raw titanium ore than to recycle it. That sounds ridiculous I know, but there just isn't a lot of demand for recycled titanium. Titanium is really common.
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  1917. Cool story bro
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  1918.  @wntu4  😂
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  1919. Yeah we had a chat after this video to avoid that kind of language in future. Doesn't line up with my world view at all.
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  1920. Because it’s a series. It’s a intended to be a flag for the viewer to know that it’s another episode in a series of videos that are generally high quality and longer. The insane engineering series generally have production timelines of about 1-2 months. Other videos take 2 weeks
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  1921. Austerity and martensite exist outside of carbon steel alloys. Why they gave the same name to them is beyond me
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  1922. Yeah I didn't know what to do with that. NB-36H was the nuclear powered one (that never happened). XB was just used for shielding experiments.
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  1923. There is a difference between being scared and realizing a technology is not suitable for purpose
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  1924. Why don’t you watch the entire video before commenting?
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  1925. Have been looking into the YouTube branded one, but they take a huge percentage. 30%
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  1926. What are your credentials for questioning my credentials? I have a masters degree in Aeronautical Engineering, not that that really matters. Anyone can read a book and research any subject.
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  1927. Credit card does not mean credit card in the US. They are just weird. Debit cards work fine
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  1928. Nope. Still accurate.
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  1929. You’re*
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  1930. These videos are not made by one person. The animators on this one were given poor direction in this case. Should have caught the mistake,but doesn't take away from the script being correct.
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  1931. You need to watch PBS SpaceTimes video again. You have somehow missed their point completely.
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  1932. I blame Getty images labelling
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  1933. Have ye ever heard of a metaphor before?
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  1934. They are moving that direction
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  1935. Ye will be shit faced, don't do it
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  1936. Do the math. Carbon gains weight in the reaction. CO2. One carbon, two oxygen molecules
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  1937. Sorry I'll make the next video more pro-war
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  1938. No, you have to watch all the rest of my videos first. Make sure to leave snarky comments on them too. 2 down, 47 to go.
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  1939. Come to Ireland 😂
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  1940. Made it pretty clear that batteries were financially viable at small scales.
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  1941. It’s a force x velocity, so it’s cubed
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  1942. Is it scots gaelic or what? I can speak Irish so I'm not sure why I struggled with it.
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  1943. Dude my own family have been victims of war. I am very careful not to glorify war, I talk about these subjects purely for educational purposes
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  1944. Literally had an entire section on it. People need to start watching the entire video before commenting.
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  1945. I will be. That’s how this video initially started life. Was only going to mention Ford in passing, but decided it needed to be a two parter.
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  1946. Because we don't have a camera crew to constantly monitor sound levels and hold a boom mic. Lav mics are okay, but they don't have as good sound for voiceovers.
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  1947. Inspired by my friends on the Business Casual channel. Very useful technique for these historical videos
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  1948. We no longer work with Curiosity Stream
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  1949. She wasn’t the one. Move on.
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  1950. Funny story. I recorded this and left the editing to Mike and Stephanie, while I worked on next weeks script. I completely forgot I left that part in and it caught me off guard in just the same when reviewing the edit.
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  1951. 470, I think. I’m not particularly gifted with memorizing bullshit.
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  1952. Working on it!
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  1953. Maybe if you watched the video you would get the answer
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  1954. I considered it, but it’s a tangential point that doesn’t feed into the main thesis of the video
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  1955. Recommended is where we want it. Barely anyone uses subscriptions anymore. The last few videos have done terribly because they didn't get recommended, which is why this video is so clickbaity. Need to get back up the algorithmic rankings
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  1956. +Domyras damage is unavoidable for any piece of machinery. It's all about cost-benefit
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  1957. Yes
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  1958. Think it’s being suppressed because of the subject matter. Precisely while this series was made for Nebula
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  1959. By making their own, I imagine they have been working on better passive sonar too. Military information is not easy to come by
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  1960. ...need oxygen for a flame
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  1961. It’s full of soot. Carbon. It would destroy the engine
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  1962. I agree, I took time off for Christmas and have been sick for most of the month, but we gotta keep to the schedule!
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  1963.  @sjege  r/amIverysmart?
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  1964. "hypersonic"
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  1965. The negativity I was referring to was the personal attacks on me and my character
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  1966. yes it's about $229 on turbosquid
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  1967. You’re not wrong. I’m moving out soon so just haven’t bothered. Just throw a blanket over my head when recording 😂 Will get the next place treated properly
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  1968. Are you asking a question or are you trying to be smart? Air pressure lowers with altitude. We are comparing 40k feet of altitude to sea level. The difference in temperature is trivial for air pressures in this comparison.
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  1969. I was informed by a metallurgist on site that titanium very rarely gets recycled. The same is not true for iron based alloys
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  1970. Pretty much a solved issue with robotic maintenance that runs along the length of the blade. Not even a particularly difficult problem to solve if you think about it for over a minute
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  1971. Yeap, carbon comes in many forms.
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  1972. I will be. Originally planned to cover it in this video, but it was getting waaaay too long
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  1973. +Laios Zafeiriou well shit, he does sound like me.
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  1974. "Like a clown car, filled with an infinite amount of information clowns". I love that you made someone animate that completely useless, yet hilarious, analogy.
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  1975. Already have, look through my aviation playlist.
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  1976. HAH! Did not notice that in the edit. Thankfully nothing compromising 😂
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  1977. Not yet!
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  1978. I look like shit in this video. I was just out of hibernation after Christmas
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  1979. I was very proud of that when I taught of it. We were going to have a AI generate image of goddard as god there, but decided against using AI for....reasons
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  1980. It’s literally the exact same problem
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  1981. Yer not the sharpest tool in the shed are you? Historical fact =/ an opinion
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  1982. They're not, but pumped storage requires very specific geography, not always an option
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  1983. So incredibly wrong. Stop repeating shit you read on Facebook
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  1984. Existing curiositystream subs can email nebula@standard.tv for free access. We are working on a method to make this easier.
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  1985. Said like a true pushover doormat 😂
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  1986. I use it. It’s pretty great for my dyslexic ass
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  1987. A polished surface allows for a metal to metal contact to create a high pressure seal. Stop watching Thunderf00t, he doesn’t know what he’s talking about
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  1988. Just a small collection of videos I put together. Don't know who the guy is, but his videos are terrible.
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  1989. I'm not entirely sure if this is a compliment or an insult
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  1990. Calm down
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  1991. This video is literally saying he's talking shite you goof
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  1992. I cannot pronounce that word for some reason. Falling into the same issue as “car”. Just cannot wrap my head around pronouncing it any other way
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  1993. Lake lake.
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  1994. Banter is my love language.
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  1995. Appreciate your two cents. I do also appreciate teachers using my videos in the classroom. However, I'm Irish. Cursing doesn't hold the same power where I grew up, it's highly contextual, like any other word. I did censor it though, and it could just as easy mean "What the frig". I will probably change it shortly anyways, wanted to test it.
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  1996. you need to watch my video on the Sherman. It was an amazing machine.
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  1997. I live in Texas. The power was lost because gas power planets failed and the stupid ass republican politicians refuse to building interconnections with other states, it had nothing to do with renewables. Renewables are expected to be intermittent.
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  1998. You must have missed the part of the video where I made an argument against that thinking
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  1999. Americans use the term “credit card” for everything. Debit cards work fine
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  2000. I’m pronouncing it how Huygens would have pronounced his own name
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  2001. Hydrogen isn’t without its issues either. The fuel cell needs platinum to split the hydrogen into its ions. Platinum is extremely rare. We are going to need several different types of energy storage. One solution can’t do it
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  2002. I thought $20 was just too much!
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  2003. That’s fair, but shit isn’t really a curse in my culture. I generally avoid using terms like that anyways, but I think I’m entitled to show some emotion now and then
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  2004. Since 2/20 equaled 0.10
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  2005. I'm aware, I avoid technical jargon for a reason
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  2006. Holland was insanely well fortified. Using the words “only” and “50,000” together doesn’t really work. It’s a small country. That’s 2 and a half divisions in dug in positions. With plenty of reserves available nearby. Too easy to sabotage infrastructure to stop advance too.
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  2007. Trying my best!
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  2008. ICAO measurements aren't standard in engineering, which is the only thing I care about. The metric system is the only thing that matters to engineers
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  2009. If you followed the link it should be fine!
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  2010. Saying things are insane is TIGHT
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  2011. How far off was I? I speak Irish, so I can do that guttural "ch" sound okay. It seems like an insult to one of your astronomers to be incorrectly pronouncing his name.
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  2012. They don’t use the same materials, so no.
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  2013. Yes
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  2014. Planning on starting one next year
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  2015. Yeap!
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  2016. Yes I have argued this point with load sensitivity, but load sensitivity is larger linked with shear stress wearing the tyre material and preventing it from converting the rotational motion to forward motion.
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  2017. Science annoys you because they make educated calculations with know error margins? Odd. Maybe you should read more of your sons basic science books and learn
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  2018. I don’t even know what DCS world is! Thanks for supporting on Nebula!
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  2019. Ah, so you conform to old logic? Where tonnes of fossil fuel being burn doesn't contribute to pollution?
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  2020. That's a bird...
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  2021. Depends if you really want to learn the skill. It is definitely the best resource for learning creative skills out there. The classes are really well sequenced and the production quality is high. I would have loved if it existed when I was learning after effects. YouTube is great, but there aren't any series that bring you from beginner to skilled smoothly. They don't charge you if you just remember to remove your subscription
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  2022. English is hard.
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  2023. I’ll ask DFTBA now. Think we sold out of 3 sizes now
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  2024. 1. You don’t need to spend money to market a company 2. Yes they do. They just don’t spend near as much as their competitors.
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  2025. I guess I’m officially a comedian then
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  2026. Your physics textbook is written poorly. Newton's 3rd Law. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. There is nothing "virtual" about it.
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  2027. Because the video was already 30 minutes long. Talking about both would just dilute the information of both.
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  2028. +Daniel Turner didn't answer any of the real questions surrounding the truck. Felt like a hype generation event to bump the stock and get preorder money. Only reason I can see for announcing it so early. Tesla is struggling to reach production targets and needs cash flow to scale.
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  2029. Jesus you people are insufferable.
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  2030. Just weird confusing UI. Any sign up gets you nebula
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  2031. What would you like to see? We primarily sell graph paper notebooks.
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  2032. Where? The subtitles are directly from my script so they should be accurate bar one or two places where I may have paraphrased while reading
    1
  2033. Competition is great.
    1
  2034. Can only try to better than the person you were yesterday. Subtitles are up bud!
    1
  2035. M3s! Have a script about the American tanks of WW2 in the works.
    1
  2036. Gains mass when burned, it takes in two oxygen atoms for every atom of carbon burned.
    1
  2037. Me too. I like planes
    1
  2038. Goooood damn it. In my defense, wtf is a Thunderbolt? T
    1
  2039. Goooood damn it. In my defense, wtf is a Thunderbolt?
    1
  2040. That is the equation for drag force, not power. Too eager to apply your knowledge to find mistakes!
    1
  2041. I can criticize both sides. I’m impartial. I’m Irish. Neutral country. A unconditional surrender policy is idiotic, whatever your reasons.
    1
  2042. Because I don't take integrated sponsorships. Did one with shell years ago and said never again. If you see channels doing integrated sponsorships, you should stop trusting them.
    1
  2043. At least this one acknowledges that it was fossil fuels that failed. Coal is dying. Get over it.
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  2044. That is how a lot of people pronounce it, and is perfectly acceptable. It is the name of a Dutch astronomer though, and he most certainly pronounced his name like I did.
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  2045. I know, it’s one of the many assumptions needed for a clean calculation. Though it is the dominant factor, not a small part.
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  2046. I did! Best day ever. Going to the Intrepid this weekend
    1
  2047. Horror stories? The dreaaaaaaaaaaaaams.
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  2048. The subject of our next video!
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  2049. Hahaha shit really? I must have my default address as my Malaysian address, no I am back in Ireland now
    1
  2050.  @nathangro7955  😂 have fun with your incel bubble
    1
  2051. Some of their employees came from Space X and Boeing
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  2052.  @A_Red_December  Your people have no problem calling Ireland part of the British Isles. A term made up to lay claim to a country you had no right to. 800 years of torture and murder followed. Yet you have an issue with me calling Northern Ireland part of Ireland. A perfectly accurate statement. Fuck off with your 21st century imperialism.
    1
  2053. I know yeah, just noticed it before upload. I saw the S and the "cus" at the end and I think my brain just filled in the space with the place name I already knew.
    1
  2054. There are hundreds of 18 year olds on YouTube who want my job. If you don't continually improve, someone will start eating your lunch. Plus, I love getting better and making bigger more ambitious videos. Stagnation is the path to unhappiness. Uganda is gorgeous!
    1
  2055. Weird coincidence right?
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  2056. Apply Occam's Razor for your problem solving needs.
    1
  2057. Yes, it's how we measure temperature electronically.
    1
  2058. ....there is no dark side
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  2059. Great to hear. I used the software in my old engineering job to do some analysis on high voltage cables short circuiting and impacting their cable ladder. It really impressed the execs in the company when they found out the software was free.
    1
  2060. It’s the year the movie was released. It’s crediting the footage source. Ya goof
    1
  2061. Why you skip over the part where I say it should power Africa and the entire idea is a neo-colonialism?
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  2062. +Jacob Hollis ofcourse!
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  2063. 😂 I originally planned for it to be buckfast
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  2064. Just search Alec Steele Real Engineering. It should pop up!
    1
  2065. I’m actually a McManus
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  2066. Startpropeller.com sure are
    1
  2067. Wouldn’t agree with that at all. Anyone can produce hydrogen, not just oil companies. Batteries would be far closer to that idea, with only large production companies like Tesla being able to produce them.
    1
  2068. There is. Just email CS support. They will get you an account sorted
    1
  2069. I don’t know why Americans insist on using the term “credit card” for online purchases, debit cards work too. PayPal are terrible to work with
    1
  2070. Neither do I. The information is just not as freely available, or atleast if it is, it's in Russian
    1
  2071. I’d happily block you from watching my work if it bothers you that much.
    1
  2072. Wakanda is supposed to be in this general area funnily enough
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  2073. +Caio Ronnau No thanks
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  2074. No
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  2075. 😂
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  2076. +Tucker Garcia it is the proper terminology. Watch my artificial gravity video
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  2077. You my friend have completely missed the point of this video.
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  2078. I’ll take things that are definitely incorrect fro 500 Alex
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  2079. Mike is using blender
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  2080. Jealous! Would have loved to see this in person
    1
  2081. Move to stupid titles? You must be new here.
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  2082. Good luck getting locals to agree to it.
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  2083. Burning is a chemical reaction where carbon gains two oxygen atoms.
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  2084. I didn't say they would need more batteries, I said they would need more capacity. As in they would need more solar panels to generate the same amount of electricity.
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  2085. Already have!
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  2086. My lads
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  2087. It's heavier and more expensive. It is stronger, but making the aluminium wheel a bit thicker to compensate is easy.
    1
  2088. Just a strengthening wire.
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  2089. And Tesla's market cap is a joke 😂
    1
  2090. hahaha UFC making Mayweather look lazy as fuck
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  2091. Not the most economic thing, but yes hydrogen electrolysis will likely fill that role and perhaps water desalination.
    1
  2092. You could say that about pretty much any plane. The trouble is getting close enough...
    1
  2093. 686 pants. Love em. Have them in pretty much every colour way. I cut off the cord string though
    1
  2094. Just going to the podcast page is the easiest way to find it. I have filed a ticket with engineering to fix the discoverability of podcasts. New feature so it’s buggy
    1
  2095. The F-35? Filming with the RAF this month
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  2096. If it’s the blueprint style then it’s stolen and I would appreciate if you let me know which videos. The rest is historic footage in the public domain
    1
  2097. I have a policy of starting to fix a problem by taking ownership of my contribution to the problem. Pointing figures at others to blame are the actions of a perpetual victim.
    1
  2098. Ah sure I know Mary. I'll swing round next time.
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  2099. She is native. She’s French Canadian and is on our writing team
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  2100. +Marcus M the cabin was tested for that, can withstand a hit
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  2101. Give Irish names a try ;)
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  2102. Nope. Biggest is in Russia. Still not enough
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  2103. Electronic Engineering coming up next ;)
    1
  2104. Yes, because of marginal pricing
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  2105. It’s better for it to show up in recommended than subscription box at least. Higher chance of you clicking on it.
    1
  2106. Land is a limited resource. The Amazon is being cut down to make more land for agriculture due to increased demand. Sugar cane increases demand for land. Your argument is a common logical fallacy
    1
  2107. tar síos go dti Gaillimh. Tá neart gaeilgeoiri anseo
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  2108. Literally the conclusion of the video
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  2109. I looked at official risk assessment reports from multiple countries. All my sources are in the description. Note that I didn't say these storms couldn't damage the grid. I said that updating the grid to deal with them would cost more than the damage they could cause. I did blow smoke up my bum though. It's my kink.
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  2110. email their support
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  2111. The same way they the right side up. Angle of attack deflects air down.
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  2112. Nope. You get all the same features. CS pays for these sponsorships, so that covers your subscription to Nebula. You are essentially getting it for free for supporting the channel
    1
  2113. If you signed up with a creator code of anyone on Nebula you can email nebula@standard.tv and get your access
    1
  2114. If a name is just a jumped of letters, my dyslexic ass is going to mix them up. I still don’t know if it’s CPG Grey or CGP Grey they sound identical to me.
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  2115. Where did I mention politics? 😂
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  2116. Dream car
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  2117. Plan to! Know a lot of people working on wave energy projects.
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  2118. Dyslexic 🤷🏻‍♂️
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  2119. They bombed Dublin by accident, thinking it was Belfast. It’s very easy to paint the enemy’s actions as evil. Harder to look in the mirror and accept your people murdered civilians for no good reason. Retaliation or not, it was a pointless act of terrorism. We sat on the fence because we had just spent the past 800 years fighting another war and being starved by the British. And we continue to “sit on the fence”, acting as peacekeepers with our small army. Helping people, not killing them. Once again, look upon your own side and see the evil before casting judgement.
    1
  2120. IRELAND
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  2121. Or you could just uninstall that shit. I put my sponsorships at the end of the video so you don’t have to watch them. That program is eventually going to put everything you watch behind a paywall
    1
  2122. Fallout is irradiated particles, sure a ground explosion produces more, that does not mean an air bomb produces none.
    1
  2123. Woops forgot to add them. Will put those in now
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  2124. Gravity has nothing to do with falling
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  2125. Naw Valeria. I love hating on the imperial system too much. It's my favourite thing
    1
  2126. Musk isn’t gonna date you dude, stop kissing his ass 😂
    1
  2127. Debit cards always work with these things. I don’t own a credit card either. We are working on PayPal
    1
  2128. A lot of people have been pointing out Rimac here, and it’s honestly the first time I have heard of them. Time to start doing some digging
    1
  2129. That’s the point
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  2130. Again, unless you are in an extremely warm climate you are fine. They have improved a lot since 2010.
    1
  2131. That is a fair comment. However I did say "led" by American and British forces, which is true. The command of the invasion was American and British.
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  2132. 2+2 is 4, ya don now
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  2133. Ofcourse, but they only last so long before they need to be replaced.
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  2134. That would be counted as a reduction in farm land....
    1
  2135. Argue with the reference. It's from the US government
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  2136. You must be new here.
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  2137. thanks!
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  2138. Hey buddy, a whole world exists outside of America. It’s a brave new world when you have a functioning government 🌈
    1
  2139. Stop fat shaming my logo
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  2140. Probably because no one has connected one to the grid. Kinda hard to do a cost benefit on something that doesn’t exist yet.
    1
  2141. Woops, I added the 200,000 for the casing stones
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  2142. You need to read this chapter of high school physics again bud
    1
  2143. Mention them briefly on my steam engine video. May try to do a video on mechanical batteries at some point.
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  2144. You're welcome 😙
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  2145. You won’t be missed. Byyyye
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  2146. Answer in episode 3, actually
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  2147. The entire thesis of the video is based on the exact thing you are saying I "ignored". Your complete fixation on arguing against renewables seems to have blinded you to an unbiased take. Happy to debate when you work on your comprehension skills.
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  2148. It's not. I am nerdy, so is Bobak. I just saw someone that I could relate to. Having aspirational figures in your life that you can relate to is important.
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  2149. I did my homework in the form of a masters specializing in composite design, and you are misquoting me. Do your homework
    1
  2150. You have insulted me deeply
    1
  2151. Sorry I’ll get some shittier sponsors like Raid Shadow Legends in to mix things up soon
    1
  2152. Plan to take it myself! Used Python for my masters, but it was mostly editing existing code to work for my case. Really want to learn it from scratch.
    1
  2153. It wasn’t meant to be a convincing tactic. It’s meant to be a joke at the expense of people who would be offended by it
    1
  2154. Anti-biotics....for a virus. Right, you many want to stop listening to main stream news
    1
  2155. Yes, you are right.
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  2156. It should be just Kelvin. I just goofed. Studied thermodynamics, but that lesson must have sailed over my head
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  2157. The fuck you talking about David. 😂I’m from Galway. I expect this shite from the Americans telling me how to pronounce things. Cop yerself on like a good lad
    1
  2158. Hard work pays off Doug. I'm many years away from upgrading from my VW Passat, but dream of one day making an irresponsible decision and get myself a Mercedes AMG GT C
    1
  2159. I have a video about them on the channel.
    1
  2160. jealous! Mercedes hit me up
    1
  2161. I'm sure this was recorded before it happened, but the Koenigsegg Agera broke the production speed record on a public road.
    1
  2162. Space X does not use liquid hydrogen
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  2163. Lol
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  2164. Nope. Mustard has a great video on that already
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  2165. No promises, but I may eventually upload them here if I get a second season funded.
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  2166. Amazingly, I have worked more than one job in my life. My linkedin isn't hard to find
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  2167. Good. We don’t want your money. Black lives matter
    1
  2168. Had it in the original script, but it was getting too long and complicated (this video was long and complicated in itself), going to cover it in another video.
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  2169. It’s a solid fit
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  2170. Did you miss the part about the moon dust being razor sharp glass?
    1
  2171. Rwanda is a tiny country. The circles were gonna overlap no matter where you put the second base.
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  2172. Watch smarter every days helicopter series, he explains it incredibly well
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  2173. New one is up now. I am trying to do one a month, but they are hard to make. Think the first two will be the hardest though. The rest are more engineering based.
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  2174. Don’t be silly. America came in the European theatre incredibly late. If you want to give someone the lion share of the credit, you should be giving it to the Soviets.
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  2175. Don’t be silly. America came in the European theatre incredibly late. If you want to give someone the lion share of the credit, you should be giving it to the Soviets.
    1
  2176. Don’t be silly. America came in the European theatre incredibly late. If you want to give someone the lion share of the credit, you should be giving it to the Soviets.
    1
  2177. Tell that to people who have had open heart surgery 😂
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  2178. Ehhhhh....
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  2179. 🙄
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  2180. haha woops. That was meant for my editor. This one https://xkcd.com/927/
    1
  2181. yes
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  2182. Refer to levelized cost of electricity. The final reference and points. You are incredibly wrong and need to stop spreading this nonsense
    1
  2183. But Chernobyl
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  2184. Yes, and that is forcing cattle farming out of the region and into the Amazon.
    1
  2185. It’s literally the name of the company
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  2186. A succinct overview of what I said, good job.
    1
  2187. Yeap misspoke there. Rest of the video uses the correct terminology. That one snuck through.
    1
  2188. Do you understand the concept of a history documentary? 😂
    1
  2189. There does seem a bug with the amount of people viewing early. Usually it's a lot more.
    1
  2190. Damn that's a way better channel name than Real Engineering
    1
  2191. Nope. The current two episodes are the only ones that will be on YouTube. The other 7 are exclusive to Nebula, as will the next series
    1
  2192. Your view of Edison has been skewed by internet memes and poorly researched comics (looking at you Oatmeal). Edison gets an absurd amount of criticism on the internet. The man is one of the most prolific inventors in history. Are you saying he doesn't deserve credit for inventing the very technology that made vinyls possible? Edison is primarily criticised for improving inventions like the lightbulb to the point of being commercially viable, for some bizarre reason. By that logic Emil Berliner should be criticised for taking something Edison invented and commercialising it. Read into the man yourself and question some of the things you have heard about him, most of it is completely and utterly false.
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  2193. It's literally my job to read into these things. I have. You have just regurgitated the exact same cliches that every Reddit thread regurgitates on the man, which I assume is where you are getting your information from. I'm not saying Edison is immune to criticism, I'm saying people on the internet love to tell the same stupid story of him vs Tesla because the Oatmeal made a wildly popular comic about it. It's a bad comic with A LOT of inaccuracies and hyperbole.
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  2194. No. Don't watch em if you don't like it!
    1
  2195. Pay for Nebula
    1
  2196. Wrong
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  2197. Thermal energy is kinetic energy....
    1
  2198. You are incorrect.
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  2199. Oh woooow 3 engineering degrees. Soooo impressive.
    1
  2200. You're not the smartest are ya?
    1
  2201. Existing curiositystream subs can email nebula@standard.tv for free access. We are working on a method to make this easier.
    1
  2202. Patreon supporters will be getting access to these videos too. Just not advertising that fact in my videos as I want to support the entire educational community, not just myself.
    1
  2203. Email CS support and tell them the creator code you want to use. They will get you your access to Nebula.
    1
  2204. I'm an engineer, not a pilot. Engineers use SI units.
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  2205. It's been on Nebula since yesterday
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  2206. Didn't say that. I said their primary purpose is flow management, and their secondary purpose is to create downforce
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  2207. Yeah, but then they wouldn't be sad and lonely 🤔
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  2208. Go home Linus
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  2209. As I said, the only variable is that the driver is a woman.
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  2210. It was. The idiots didn’t listen.
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  2211. Next video in this series is on the P-47 and is out this Saturday
    1
  2212. Zero. Move a strong magnet over your phone. It ain't gonna break.
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  2213. We plan to add jobs in as many countries as possible as things grow
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  2214. Nope, but I have been trying to get something going with TG4. Fuck RTÉ
    1
  2215. Lorry is definitely a British thing. I think most Irish people call them trucks.
    1
  2216. It has come to our attention that Curiosity Stream has recently been sending emails to bundle subscribers coming to the end of their subscription. Informing them that they can lock in Nebula bundle deal for two years on resubscription. This is not true. The bundle is ending. If you renewed your bundle subscription in 2023, you’ll continue to have access to Nebula for the remainder of your current annual subscription. After that it's very unlikely that CS will pay Nebula for any ongoing subscriptions. If you want to support Nebula and the creators, the absolute best way to do that is by signing up for a direct subscription with the link the description. OR EVEN BETTER, if you already have the bundle, unbundle it with this link: https://go.nebula.tv/unbundle
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  2217. Nebula is the only other platform we will be using
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  2218. very little I can do to crack down on those shit sites unfortunately
    1
  2219. Use our code please! RealEngineering, or use our link in the last video, the Hermeus Interview
    1
  2220. The equation is for energy, need to multiply the force by the velocity, so it's velocity cubed.
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  2221. Yeah...no. That’s horseshit.
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  2222. Nope
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  2223. what mirror?
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  2224. VPNs are your friend.
    1
  2225. Shutter speed is a think in animation too, didn't set the shutter speed high enough in After Effects
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  2226. yes I did
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  2227. There are a lot people commenting these questions. You gain oxygen when you burn something. It gains weight in the reaction. Carbon atom weight = 12, Oxygen = 16. 12+16+16 = 44. 44/12= 3.6.
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  2228. No
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  2229. +Lord_Vader you said a lot there, without really saying anything. Wanna back up your argument with some science?
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  2230. Well that is completely ignoring gravity.....
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  2231. Read your first sentence, then apply that thinking to yourself 😂
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  2232. Tokyo
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  2233. That's a weird hope. You should also look up the word in a dictionary, because it has multiple definitions.
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  2234. Batteries will never be "good enough". They are already near their theoretical maximum energy density.
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  2235. After working in an open plan office for the last year, yeah I agree. Hate it.
    1
  2236. Vienna was a German city? Okay....
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  2237. Ah yes, I’ll fire myself. Good idea
    1
  2238. Well now I hate Messi because Barcelona are claiming all the ad revenue from this video for that one 9 second clip.
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  2239. It’s not on curiositystream. It’s on Nebula. You should receive login information in your email if you signed up with my link
    1
  2240. Because it's super easy, barely an inconvience.
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  2241. That was over a year ago. I'm never going to work with them. They took all the Kickstarter money and lied about where it went.
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  2242. Light speed is constant, light frequency isn’t. The motion towards compresses the frequency and elongates it when moving away. Like a slinky
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  2243. The most effective way to text me
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  2244. You should get a welcome emai for Nebula with all the info you needl. We had some software bugs earlier, but I believe it has been fixed.
    1
  2245. Debit cards work
    1
  2246. Gas powered stations froze. You were never subbed. Good bye!
    1
  2247. It's actually because I turn off ads for the first month.
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  2248. Less about no knowing about it, more about not knowing enough about it.
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  2249. Come at my country and I will treat you as a troll. We have a higher GDP per capita than wherever you are from, and we did that without any natural resources. We export intelligence. You should work on importing some.
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  2250. Yes
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  2251. I am
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  2252. I turn off ads for the first month, as I place my own ads on the video (which pay a lot more)
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  2253. You were never subbed 😂
    1
  2254. Yeah that was revealed the day before I uploaded, bit to late to include.
    1
  2255. LOL WOOOPS
    1
  2256. Ahhhh that makes sense
    1
  2257.  @KazModah  "Building Ireland"
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  2258. Veritasium videos are traaaash man. He no longer owns the channel, so it's no surprise. He's been phoning it in for years.
    1
  2259. Somehow you are complaining, while also acknowledging that this is a business and not a charity….thanks?
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  2260. Script is in the works
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  2261. You got to watch a massive production for free and then complained about an optional advertisement at the end. I wish I could just ban people like you from watching my videos. Entitled little shit
    1
  2262. This dude simps for oil barons
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  2263. +flipalot24 No-one is stopping you from doing that. This isn't a binary situation. The option for people who want it needs to be there. The world doesn't revolve around what you enjoy, there are other people in the world with different values, if you needed reminding.
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  2264. Lad, stay in your lane. I'd make a video sharing all the incredibly stupid things you have said over the years, but that would just give you the attention you crave. The best you could come up is a comment of me admitting it's my first time hearing about a technology, before I have time to research it? I know research is something you aren't familiar with, but it's usually the first step when I make a video. You should try it sometime. You may make less embarrassing mistakes that delegitimize you among your peers
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  2265. I mean it's self explanatory isn't it?
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  2266. Yeap
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  2267. You’re an Alien Santa. FACT Is this how referencing works? We just say “fact” after some bullshit?
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  2268. Email support. They will sort you out
    1
  2269. So do you think the Blitz of London was necessary? Do you think it achieved anything? It didn't. Civilians got used to it pretty damn quick and actually increased their productivity. As now they were motivated to get revenge. Civilian bombing is tactically flawed.
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  2270. And that argument is flawed. Japan was under a complete embargo at the wars conclusion. All the US needed to do was wait.
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  2271. Unsubscribe then.
    1
  2272. Simscale.com It's free to use, but takes a while to learn how to use correctly.
    1
  2273. Table top animations are blender. Any shots in the environment are C4D.
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  2274. This is pretty fucking clickbait bruh
    1
  2275. Hyperloop is a load of shite. I made that video early because I was trying to grow my channel and I thought it would do well on Reddit. I may do a video on terraforming Mars at some point
    1
  2276. Natural Gas and Nuclear capacity factors are near identical. You don’t count voluntary shut downs when energy demand is low into capacity factor calculations
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  2277. I’m making videos for me. Shhhh
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  2278. That channel is absolute dog trash bruh 😂
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  2279. Nah man. Made sooooo much money
    1
  2280. With a little help from a couples therapist yes
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  2281. The only person trying to sound smart here is you buddy ;)
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  2282. Real
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  2283. It was in the original script, but it was getting bloated.
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  2284. You don’t need to spend money to market something
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  2285. It’s been there for a week, so not in new videos
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  2286. Perhaps. I'm in the US. VPNs are your friend.
    1
  2287. Have somehow managed to not fly on the a350 yet. Hope I get to soon
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  2288. 2/20 = 10%. This episode of basic math is brought to you by Brilliant.
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  2289. Welcome to the rest of the worlds pain. Learn metric
    1
  2290. Mostly by hiring talented people, and just having a culture of constantly trying to one up our last video.
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  2291. 50% of this channel is renewable energy videos. Get the fuck out of here with your fake shit
    1
  2292. Sounds like it defaulted to English (Ireland) which had the sound removed. The other English track has SFX
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  2293. If you don't see a problem with "female sound" then you can fuck off too 😂 Or to translate from my Irish brogue, if you don't like the narration. Leave.
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  2294. Great, then go live in a small house in the country ya dingus. There are plenty of them and they are cheap
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  2295. Yes, that's standard training for most mechanical engineers actually. We had machine shop classes. A good engineer should learn from their machinist though, you are right. My student placement was great for that.
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  2296. That would probably affect the exact angle of anhedral angle used in super heavy cargo planes, but is not the reason it is used on high wing aircraft.
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  2297. A lot of manufacturers are working on improving recyclability and the overall impact is still drastically lower. The concrete foundations of fossil fuel plants along are far more damaging.
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  2298. The Apollo guidance computer was programmed in metric my friend. The amount of problems that have arisen from the American school system insisting on teaching imperial is absurd. To the point NASA had to program the guidance computer to convert imperial input into metric units. It's silly to be patiotic about something so flawed.
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  2299. Aaaaay Turlough Hill
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  2300. Ah, interesting. TIL
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  2301. It's the other way around. Either way, they are both types of radial engines. Radial just means the pistons are arranged in a circle around the crankshaft. Rotary means the crankcase is not fixed and rotates around the crankshaft.
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  2302. Religion exists for a reason. People want to find meaning and purpose in life. Who the fuck am I to try and take that away from someone? Preaching atheists are as bad as preaching believers.
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  2303. Literally nothing in this video confirmed anything you suspected
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  2304. +The White Wolf Real answer? Because my ancestors were forced to speak the language of an invading culture, which featured sounds that did not exist in my native tongue
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  2305. Thanks, I will.
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  2306. As a science channel, we only work in metric. A metric tonne is 1000 kg.
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  2307. I’ll do what I want Mom
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  2308. Oh I will, and then I'll take you guns.
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  2309. Short answer: I’m Irish. Long answer: Because my country was invaded and colonized for hundreds of years. Being forced to speak a language that was not our own. As a result of that history our form of English is heavily influenced by the pronunciation rules of the Irish language and resulted in a dialect of English called Hiberno-English.
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  2310. I studied engineering for 5 years and never learned this. Thanks Destin! Didn't realise I was missing such fundamental knowledge.
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  2311. +Joseph yeah not really something you can build a dam for. Houston was partially caused by poor city planning, building on flood planes and soil drainage. To prevent that again you would need to upgrade the storm drains. You should see the ones in Malaysia, absolutely insane.
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  2312. “Stanford paper”. Looks like a 1st years book report. The maths is laughably wrong
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  2313. Been on my list for a while. Want to visit the Mercedes museum to get footage of the first car.
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  2314. The Atlantic wall was sea mines and big bloody guns. It wasn’t a literal wall
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  2315. Your father
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  2316. Got it from the top of my head and for some reason never bothered to fact check my memory. Normally never do that
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  2317. I just anunciate during the VOs more. Working on improving my on camera skills and making my VOs less formal
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  2318. Fact
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  2319. Yes, lying by saying exactly how much it dropped by. This channel is for people who can read graphs and not have their hand held through graphic design choices.
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  2320. I don’t agree with your face
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  2321. If you know how to build a house why did you stay in a hotel?
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  2322. Is there a reason you commented before watching the video? 😂
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  2323. A bit of soap and water generally does the trick
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  2324. They weren't! I just used that as an example
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  2325. Never
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  2326. You are being both pedantic and wrong
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  2327. Coudn't find that song. It's from the original avrocar archival videos
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  2328. The US has made more change to their emissions than most other countries. This is a global problem, can’t lump it all on the US
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  2329. Yes
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  2330. I’m aware. It’s one of those things that gets swapped in layman terminology because “energy density” is an easier term to grasp.
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  2331. iOS app is available. We are working on Android
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  2332. Quite possibly the dryest delivery of joke
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  2333. Unsubscribe. You don't dictate what I make.
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  2334. Happy birthday Henry!
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  2335. The lad hasn’t a notion what he’s talking about
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  2336. +STDrepository oh god damn, that wasn't me. That was my animator. Won't happen again ;)
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  2337. I paid 50 euro for that. Worth it
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  2338. Oxygen weighs a lot more than carbon
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  2339. There is absolutely zero point in doing 4k when nearly all the footage I use is 1080p. Would just make render times and live previews a pain in the arse.
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  2340. I reference everything. Read the report I linked in the description.
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  2341. As I said in the video, it's releasing on Feb 25th.
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  2342. We are working hard on the TV apps. The engineering team keeps growing. Thanks for the support!!
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  2343. It's not in relation to a sphere. It's in relation to relative wind.
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  2344. I uploaded it before this. YouTube's processing is just a little faster. Will be up soon
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  2345. How dare ya! Galway man
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  2346. Wrong. 290 DD Sherman’s were used in D-Day. You are quoting numbers from Utah alone. Many more Sherman’s were shipping directly ashore in the later hours of D-Day.
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  2347.  @stuffmorestuff6647  When I announce my series there will be a free 7 day trial so you can watch it for free. Cancelling is a 2 step process and we will send out a reminder email to cancel.
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  2348. Thanks bud!
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  2349. I’m in Texas. Stop watching Fox News. You are freezing because your grid is a poorly designed mess with zero interconnections and because gas power plants were not designed to operate in the cold. Wind is doing just fine. Your republican politicians and news are constantly lying to you as they take money from the oil industry. Open your eyes
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  2350. Economics is an easy thing to predict with engineering
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  2351. Yeah I feel the risk of forest fires was not adequately addressed in the paper I used for research, which suggested the Eucalyptus gandis. It was picked for the reasons mentioned in the video, but fire is obviously part of the "pandora's box" of side effects that just make the whole project unfeasible.
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  2352. Someone is a Real Engineering connoisseur
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  2353. Because he's my FAAAAAAAAAAATHEEEEEEEER
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  2354. When the Americans tested it yes, there is footage on YouTube somewhere
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  2355. yeap
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  2356. You should have gotten a welcome email with the details. Let me know if you haven't
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  2357. No, they really don’t.
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  2358. What really? Didn’t know that
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  2359. Well considering this is buried underground, probably about 1 million.
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  2360. You are half way there. Power = force x velocity.
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  2361. Alright I’ll give myself a raise, thanks
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  2362. I am the Raichu to his pikachu ;)
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  2363. Shit sorry
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  2364. It’s more expensive to sign up to Nebula directly. 🤷🏻‍♂️
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  2365. Hydrogen is diatomic
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  2366. The beauty of clickbait, even the haters click.
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  2367. Fantastic video Wendy!
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  2368. If you signed up with my code you should have got a sign up email. If not, reach out to the support and they will sort you out.
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  2369. Rounded it up.
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  2370. No, it really doesn't.
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  2371. I chose the wrong video to enjoy while eating my ham sandwich lunch
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  2372. Oh damn, that did not look so trippy before upload.
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  2373. All the best engineers in my course in Uni were children of farmers. This video made me realise why
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  2374. When facts are the opposite of your political idology maybe you should re-evaluate your life
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  2375. The landing is probably a liiiiittle rough for an organ....
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  2376. Yeap. Email nebula@standard.tv
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  2377. I’ll look into that.
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  2378. Thanks for letting me know. Have given Ashton a very stern warning. Not acceptable behaviour.
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  2379. Okay, the other mods have voted for him to be removed. Ashton is no longer a mod. Thank you for bringing it to my attention!
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  2380. I made an effort to respect your beliefs. Do your religion a favor and respect mine. I am happy to switch that out and be disrespectful of a religion that has helped child rapists. Sit down.
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  2381. Funny you should say that....working on that exact topic now
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  2382. That number is infact wrong, I made a mistake in my assumptions. I included all commercial vehicles, which includes light weight vehicles too. I am starting to list errors in the descriptions of my videos as I find them. Need to add this one
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  2383. Oh lord. That is a joke. Did not know that. I’m going to go film that and make a video about it for my personal channel.
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  2384. You have managed something pretty unique. You wrote something that manages to be both racist and incredibly fucking cringe at the same time.
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  2385. Before commenting maybe watch the video where I specify exact ranges possible with batteries 🙄
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  2386. B.Eng in NUIG, and M.Eng in UL. I think Galway is probably the better overall university now that the engineering building is finished, but I never got to use it. UL is great though, best campus in Ireland by far. Really depends on what discipline you want to study.
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  2387. A slide rule is a computer and calculator…
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  2388. Watch my Q&A video
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  2389. Shit, someone should have told those silly engineers that gears exist.
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  2390. 😂
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  2391. Would just burn like methane does on Earth
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  2392. 😂 no, not it’s not.
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  2393. No, it's just redirecting to my podcast
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  2394. Yeah that's fair.
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  2395. Someone needs to actually watch the video
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  2396. That deal has expired. It was a holiday special
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  2397. You're comments aren't getting deleted ya goof. Don't confuse people ignoring you for your comments getting deleted
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  2398. No, I will follow you for the rest of your life. I will be waiting for you in the recommended feed, I'll be hiding in your email notifications, and when you least expect it I'll vibrate your phone while you are taking a shit. There is no getting off this ride.
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  2399. You need to think about this one a little harder my friend....
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  2400. That’s what Nebula is for. I may eventually start one here on YouTube too, but for now it’s better suited to a platform that doesn’t punish me for being slow. YouTube is also just not good for these topics
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  2401. You misunderstood.. It’s an energy argument, cost is simply what drives the market and cost is driven by energy demand.
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  2402. Then these nuts clearly aren't driving you crazy
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  2403. Nope. They just removed the rule about allowing water for now as a bypass was found.
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  2404. Your lecturer doesn’t have a world class animation team to help him! Glad it helped
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  2405. If you want videos without ads you can pay for it by signing up to Nebula. That or you can just stop watching my videos.
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  2406. Sorry, I'll make sure to show an invisible gas next time. Thanks for the tip.
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  2407. What’s clickbait about it? It’s factual
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  2408. This is about NASA plans. It is not part of the transition plan, currently
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  2409. Masks aren’t political. Being stupid isn’t a political stance
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  2410. You should visit the Smithsonian Air and Space museum in Washington DC. It’s a dream come through. Favourite place on earth
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  2411. That’s great, but the piece on Nikola was perfectly accurate in terms of science, which was 99% of the video. It’s just unfortunate the CEO was lying about their progress, which is why I took the video down.
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  2412. Sorry for baiting you!
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  2413. email their support, they will get you access free of charge.
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  2414. Where’s the politics? I just see facts
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  2415. What changes with altitude?
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  2416. Go raibh maith agat Mícheál!
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  2417. Cool to see the clips I choose being used. Happy to help destin
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  2418. Nope. Email support nebula@standard.tv. All CS subscribers are entitled
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