Youtube comments of 『Strelitzia』 (@StrelitziaLiveries).

  1. Petition for kyle hill to put sources in his descriptions so we can use his vids on academic schoolwork because this is just perfect
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  2. 1. Isnt this johnnys lawyer? 2. Asking exact questions like this is appropriate in the court for the record to avoid misunderstanding details?
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  3. Its just unlucky blindspots
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  4.  @infinitespace2520  well Opening weapons bay at extremely high speeds may cause unfavorable aerodynamic effects due to opening a hole in your aircraft at mach 7 Could melt things, could rip open the bay doors
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  5. Xf84 thunderscreech was so loud it made the ground crew sick
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  6.  @FirestormX9  doesn't help that things tend to melt at mach 7 especially places of high drag like an open hole in an aircraft regardless of the door mechanism
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  7. Ah the a5 vigilante, theres a nasa version of it with the tag "wst 858" in a park in my city olongapo. Its a really big bird
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  8. True. But it is also good when function yields aesthetic beauty
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  9. idk i think the americans are a little more insane by building a literal portable sun that can vaporize an entire city
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  10.  @donjones4719  this, this made me laugh
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  11.  @mikecarlson6416  birdstrikes actually have a large potential of damaging aircraft. I remember seeing f-16 cockpits and intakes getting smashed by birds. Keep in mind that some parts of the aircraft aren’t made to take heavy damage to keep the weight of the aircraft down
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  12.  @Nou-fo6pp  we respect them because they can threaten our lives with flip-flops
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  13. "raptor was named after a ground animal" That joke was funny because it was wrong XDDDD
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  14. True
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  15. Its protocol
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  16. Well it couldve slowed down....
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  17. You cant kill an zero with a handgun unless you hit a pilot with his canopy open
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  18.  @Ulyssestnt  dont forget about the amount of blue on blues the a-10 produced
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  19. Ayyyyy lmao
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  20. Did the thumbnail get updated? Cuz i dont see anything wrong with it
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  21.  @glenlechlitner6362  F15E or F16C With LGBs and mavericks and external fuel tanks, they wouldnt need to take a beating because they dont need to fly low like the a10 does, they can also keep speed high for evasions
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  22. Definitely not for main engine intakes, but you would see them on some cooling intakes on fighter planes
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  23. The final solution
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  24. Waiting for someone to run DOOM in the f-15's computer
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  25. It is your alarm
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  26.  @topcat5233  a10 would be as vulnerable both being slow and kinda fat
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  27. “Jane you cant be a cop its too dangerous!” Great now im stuck as a saleslady of a cakeshop
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  28. A beautiful show of compressor stall You dont get to see these often
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  29. Russian planes are still way more maneuverable
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  30.  @blaynestaleypro  okay do you have proof on why it isnt?
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  31.  @rdkonevrd9898  still need breaks for maintenance but not as often as a human. Good comment OP
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  32. Well there doesn't seem to be any signs of compressor stalls so i dont think its an issue
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  33.  @chevychase3103  a possibility, but the aircraft can slow down to mach 2 for a moment and deploy its weapons and re-accelerate again and i think that might make more sense in this case
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  34. Its a cannon not an anti material
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  35. +BLITZKRIEG iys a 12.7 not 6
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  36. Pls do a 1000
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  37. How are you even gonna get to space
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  38. How do you create the shards
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  39. Well put a rocke.........nvm
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  40. Yeah drill holes at the end of the barrel
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  41. Like this comment if you liked my joke
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  42. Its an 3:09
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  43. Labtop?
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  44. +Gamer J ikr
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  45. Ok imma try something Read more
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  46. +Creepy Cooter cooter wtf are you doing here get back to the ranch
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  47.  Mr steal your wife  Come down over at boca chica! You'd see these launches yourself if you got a good enough binoculars and/or camera!
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  48. Space. The final frontier. Our future rests up there.
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  49. Thanks muzan real cool
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  50. Used to be a musk fan. Im now a changed man, although im still looking forward to starlink because anything will be better than my current internet service at this point
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  51. For those who think that america doesnt already do this US airforce has an air force academy that pays for your studies with the promise that you will work with them, if you quit early without paying off you will have to pay on the way out
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  52. If you dont count that it got beaten by the f-16 also the existense of the Su-57
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  53. Mars makes more sense to make a base on rather than the moon. But don't worry we will get a base up on the moon with the artemis program
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  54.  @stevenstrother672  well....we are talking about hypersonic missiles/bombs so they probably already have the special materials
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  55. Insurance just incase earth doesn't work. Besides its his own money let the man do what he wants
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  56. Man "so i woke this morning, unfortunately" Is the best line i've heard
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  57. Well you see it has alot of issues when you think about mortar fire Iron dome can intercept EW cant do anything about a physical unguided projectile I do think that this system works best with iron dome and not as a stand alone
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  58. Use the 150mm ones those are the bomb (literaly)
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  59. +DEH LORD wat?
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  60. Do it
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  61. Do it
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  62. Do it
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  63. Kerbal+orbiter+rocketbuilder+space builder=?
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  64. +Andromeda Gaming or engeneering so she can live permanently in spashe
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  65. +Scott Manley ep2 pls
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  66. Animation vs war thunder
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  67. Hes already 2 mill
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  68. Well
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  69. Timmy Kutsar the plane was traveling around 30-50 kmh when he shot it it was doing a vertical climb open cockpit checking if bagget is ded
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  70. Yeah tell that to the p47
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  71. Your mom
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  72. Yus
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  73. Kids in africa could have eat that barret
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  74. Hoodini
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  75. They wil never be able to land with a broken propeller the proppeller will break of It will vibrate to the point that it shatters the plane
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  76. Submarine to orbit when?
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  77. Were could i get this plz?
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  78. Second ;(
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  79. Kerbals ftw jeb is still being badass
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  80. The dog was on playing mode
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  81. +Alan Becker 10:23 and this moment green new that he fucked up
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  82. I remember having the name Yukikaze in a game and some body called me a hentai fan (i do watch hentai regularly but not much)
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  83. Well we are not alone because of animals :)
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  84. Scott what is the applet the nozzle designer thing
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  85. Now fire a 20mm at it
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  86. +SmarterEveryDay i accept your apology when you made me dizzy :-/
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  87. War will never end as long as we have youtube
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  88. Shhhhhh youtube might remove it just shhhhh
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  89. Nathaniele De Guzman amen brother
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  90. I found it it landed on my brothers head was still warm still warm
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  91. Theres gonna be that artist thats gonna draw anime
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  92. +The Hypersonic Lava Master of the memories : o Best idea eva
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  93. SuperPig im washing clothes and i got soap into my eyes
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  94. Sorry for your losses but its a waste
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  95. The sandstorm part you actually had to rely on the electronics specifically the ils this also helps pilots land in any kind of low visibility climate along with other stuff
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  96. CRISP WHITE SHEETS
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  97.  @NKBobcat  are you sure? the one i saw had orange wingtips and tail signifying that its a test vehicle. and seeing NASA on the tail only solidifies this fact. Also, if you look at "WST 858" you will actually see the aircraft in its full glory on a desert
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  98. Its not like the su-57 wont be able to see the F22 with the IRST
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  99. Well its for the people that are unskilled and a tech does things better than them
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  100. LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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  101. Its because hexagons are bestsagons
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  102. Keep in mind that the f35 lost in a dogfight against the f16 Also Su-37
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  103. Bf109- Philippines
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  104. Ayyyyy talk about self centered thinking instead of the collective good as a whole
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  105. Respect macbook
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  106. Worst possible move. Lets not slow down SpaceX
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  107. I mean. The soyuz launch system was previously an icbm system and the americans have no problem riding it to the ISS So.....whats your point here?
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  108. +50% chance of blue on blue
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  109. I think its more of a gauss cannon rather than a railgun Still pretty cool tho
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  110. i thought that the thumbnail was besiege or something
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  111. This is actually simillar to a philippine cuisine named dinuguan which is essentially the same pork pigs blood stew and its quite popular here
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  112. You are right. Mostly the booster section is and the upper stage is mostly expended. But hey at least most of the rocket is reusable plus theyre working on catching the fairings so look forward for that in the near future
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  113. Hey! Just look on youtube and you can watch various streamers with their cameras watcjing these events happen unfold in their very eyes! You can probably go over boca chica yourself and see these rockets there!
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  114. Competition is great for getting things done nice and quick but not very nice for longevity since corners may be cut once it becomes overly political
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  115. the first part is about a man discovering vortex generators
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  116. Honestly it makes sense considering that it may take decades of training to learn how to fix an f35 considering how complex and tight the tolerances on that bird is. Lets not become pierre sprey all in the name of repairability Plus majority of repairs in modern air forces are replacement of entire components which are usually modules and are cross compatible with other air craft but expecting to rebuild these parts is delusional
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  117. Wouldnt it be nice if the EX could carry meteors
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  118. To be fair, if we did tap into this electricity we would pay by loosing our magnetosphere lmao
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  119. Its technically a mid barrel muzzle brake if you think about it
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  120. Ah yes the mathematical version of stepping away from your painting to see the bigger picture
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  121. Quite the opposite. The wheels drive the propeller
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  122. It fought against an f16 before and it lost
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  123.  @bradstrayer485  well you cant expect an sopwith camel to win against an ah-64D no matter how good the pilot is
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  124. Idk bro having to fight against or with rusky Id fight with rusky all day Rusky best girl
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  125.  @shriharikulkarni2305  its much harder going down than going up surprisingly
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  126.  @martinw245  keep in mind that with maneuverability and high speed can easily defeat a missle at bvr therefore dogfights are usually unavoidable
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  127.  @martinw245   Martin W  still an evading aircraft that has countermeasures jamming and maneuverability with speed would still draw the fight closer and closer no matter the missle and what missile are you talking about
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  128.  @martinw245   Martin W   Martin W  same stuff happened in the vietnam war "the missiles would do everything" they said "dogfighting is gone" they said when in reality most of their fights were fought close in thanks to the ability of enemies to evade and bad missiles yes todays missiles are better and so is the tech to defeat missiles and against the su57 the f35 has no chance of out dogfighting it since it has a better TWR and thrust vectoring with canards too also the su57 also features a helmet that can be used to fire off bore missiles most notably the r-73 or known as the AA-11 Archer also the su57 has the UOMZ 101KS Atoll electro-optical system which helps it on the awareness and countermeasures (go read about it to see what it contains)
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  129.  @martinw245   well i guess its not fair to compare a dedicated dogfighter against a multi role and the ability to have super maneuverability and off boresight missiles are a pretty great combination and dont go too relying on the off bore heat seekers since the su57 has defenses against it (look up its electro optical sensors), thrust vectoring just gives you that extra bit of control even when you are in a stall (post stall maneuvering) and keep in mind that sometimes dogfights are fought guns only if the two sides run out of missiles at the same time, also this maneuverability was able to be done by 4th generation russian aircraft and its nothing to be amazed at. Also take note that having thrust vectoring means relying on it, the su57 is still super maneuverable with or without the thrust vectoring
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  130.  @martinw245  well you make it sound so good that i thought i should compare to that and the f22 would be a fun fight but its up to the pilots to decide who would win that since they are on equal terms
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  131.  @martinw245  well su57 is a newer design with relatively better tech than the f22
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  132. Boooo Jk good vid
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  133. yup but they can only pretty much fly once or twice, you need to supply their fuel, parts, weapons and ammunition and pretty much none of exist back in ww2, you can probably get fuel and 20mm ammo but without spare parts it aint gonna work too well
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  134. So back in the day Men we're the ones who use heels first. So we're they asking to get raped?
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  135.  @mdrocketry  I mean i didn't say that i was no longer a fan of space x right? The speed of their innovation and bold moves are still something
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  136.  @mdrocketry  ah i see....well you do have a point there to which i agree
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  137.  @marquittabaines6168  see....thats implied and caused a misunderstanding, serves to prove my point
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  138. Cmon man....all fighter planes today have a gun
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  139. How will you stand the rocket back up again once its on mars for the people to fly back to earth again?
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  140. So that means....challenger ripped a muscle?
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  141. ​ @jimandnena4 you could pull 12gs but its gonna be a write off for the aircraft since youve bent the airframe lmao
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  142. thats the puic from minecraft
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  143.  @Hurricayne92  this was a legacy hornet not only by its intakes but also its way smaller LERX and the lack of dogtoothed wings
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  144. I mean it is a success. Information is gathered. Information thats needed if you don't want to kill people sending them up in untested ships.
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  145. Ever considered planes? Do you know how expensive plane tickets would get if you threw each plane away every ride?
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  146.  @DA-sp2qy  what are rockets and planes if not vehicles that use fuel to get from one point to another?
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  147. Id like my food to stay tasty and with protein thanks
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  148. Looks like everyone in the comments just agrees that the gripen is just a better f16....including me
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  149. Very subjective topic
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  150. New video series idea, "Will it hypersonic?"
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  151. Im not advocating for war but this is untrue, we have accomplished more by fighting than not thanks to rapid innovation from wanting to win and wanting to best an opponent. Humans are lazy creatures and most need a reason to act and innovate
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  152. To the US credit they hzve made smart cluster munitions that only strike vehicles and self destruct when they dont see anything
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  153. Do you know what notching is? Do you know that you can use this to close the distance with pretty much low threat? Do you also know that the Su-57 has an IRST using heat instead of radar to see enemies from very far away?
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  154. You look like you need sleep XDDD
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  155. Read the title Slowly
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  156. Also the su-57
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  157. Coconut apple device sounds nice
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  158.  @thedeathwobblechannel6539  it had the turbocharger ducting that acted as floor armor
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  159.  @jacktattis  i mean do you have a better single engine ground attack aircraft than the p47 at the time? All planes are fragile but the p47 was one of the more survivable ones
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  160.  @jacktattis  do you think the americans would be able to retool their factories and start making typhoons and tempests in such a short time and with a decent price and have it done in a reasonable amount of time? Keep in mind that we are talking about american built and piloted planes here and i doubt UK has enough factory power to supply aircrafts for both countries minus the training required to switch to those planes tldr: logistic issues
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  161. "How not to land a prototype starship"
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  162. Hypothermia joke isn’t one i expected
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  163. Dats abig stomach
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  164. Try superheating the steam
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  165. Now put an afterburner on it
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  166. Punny
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  167. Of course sticking the landing will be a bonus. But not having to crane the rocket off the pad and toss it over the side is a plus yoo
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  168. The thumbnail is meme worthy
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  169. Im calling thunderf00t to debu-......waiiiiiit......
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  170. And no this is below average in today's standards. Take a look at the Su-57 for an example
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  171.  @mig0000001  how is he destroying us if hes giving us an option to get up to mars?
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  172.  @mig0000001  i mean elon musk doesn't have medical experience and due to corona he struggled with tesla and gained nothing from the virus so idk why he would do that.
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  173.  @Chardon7  it actually did just search it up also no the f35 is pretty bad and pretty much a waste of money
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  174.  @sovietpineapple7938  also keep in mind that they dont usually fight alone (allies and enemies) and the direct missiles from other friendlies is pretty same thing as launching them except its already been launched so the evasion should be the same
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  175.  @sovietpineapple7938  not when its really far away and you have the speed maneuverability and countermeasures to deal with it
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  176.  @sovietpineapple7938  yes and no yes missiles are somewhat maneuverable but they would have a lower energy the farther the enemy is therefore the enemy has more wiggle room the farther it is also the enemy would also have BVR capabilities which makes the f35s go on the defensive at the same time and if the f35 and the thing its fighting is both stealthy it would be always in visual range combat which the su57 would have an advantage at since it has the IRST
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  177.  @sovietpineapple7938  theres alot of different and simple ways to defeat an aim120 that heavily stacks the odds to the evading side
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  178. I mean we probably wouldnt be as careless as them
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  179. Jesla turbine XD
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  180. Ha firebles set dans hand on fire
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  181.  @fourthright  rockets do alot of dying before they can live properly. It may fail 15 times at the prototyping stage so that it never fails when humans are onboard it. These rockets are meant to be pathfinders of a new technique that no one has and therefore it is a given that these rockets will fail so the people from below can find out what not to do and improve the system until its the safest it can be
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  182.  @adamburling9551  there are 6 more starship prototypes currently being built so i don't think they would be stopping at 1 or 2
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  183. So are we just gonna casually break the laws of physics on this one? Wheres your proof of anti-gravity
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  184.  @Migsie73  again. Proof.
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  185.  @Migsie73  email
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  186. I quite like watching the wings flex
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  187. flint and steel flint has anchemical as theyremove fragments of flint the spark with heat it will burst on flames
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  188.  @gilde915  my point exactly
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  189. Well yeah....the view they see may or may not be classified
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  190. ISAF logo from ace combat?
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  191. hey slowguys try to make an molotov with a firecraker inside it throw tit at the are if ure gonna do this pleas say my name on the vid also pm me -yukikazeminecraft123
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  192. wouldn't it be really funny if the launch vehicle just self destructs
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  193. 1. People will get suits that will be sealed and pressurised 2. The base will also be sealed and pressurised I think they can live.
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  194. China did everything they could. Look theyre doing amazing right now and got their virus completely under control. What are you on about?
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  195. Well....hundreds of people are dying at the same time right now on earth for multiple different reasons so....whats the change?
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  196. adding airbrust capability to a multi barreled 30mm is alot harder than it seems, also the gun would be significantly larger and heavier that would change the balance of the f-16 for pretty much no additional effective firepower
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  197. Alot of planes can do that today especially the russians
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  198.  @nailbirth4581  hell yeah
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  199.  @KjetilBalstad  what im saying is that the su57 can maneuver better as in it has more agility i think that applies to it even if it has a full load and yes even in speed the su57 would have a better TWR meaning a better acceleration
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  200. Kinda overkill to use an AGM against 1 dude right?
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  201. Ohboi here we go
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  202. Well technically hes right this is pretty bland compared to todays fighters most notably the su57
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  203. Assuming that you can launch humans to mars. How are you going to build a railgun there to launch them back? Also how are you going to prevent the payload from dying a terrible death due to the G shock the railgun will produce? How will you prevent the railgun from shredding itself every shot making shooting hit extremely expensive having to constantly replace the rails because thats one of its main limitations? If you do shoot a space craft at sea level how will you prevent it from slowing down via air drag? How will you prevent it from melting into a puddle of metal?
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