Comments by "sirBrouwer" (@sirBrouwer) on "Real Engineering" channel.

  1. Cvetomir Georgiev google knows more then you might think about everyone that have ever used a Google product.
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  2.  @elmercy4968  that is even more disturbing. if after that it has enough energy left to fly in to where ever. I would not like to live near it. and near it could be anywhere with in 100 kilometers.
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  3.  @elmercy4968  sure but dose tend to be more controlelebel. A rocket exploding at the launchpad or just above is still mostly in a vertical position. Where in this case of it goes off it could move on a more horizontal direction. With a bigger change of leaving the launch area and fly in to a more urban area.
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  4.  @elmercy4968  yet the safety records speak for themselves. With this sling shot rocket there is no record. As the only way to test it would be to actually release a rocket at full speed in to the mantel. If it holds it enough to absorb all the energy then fine with me. If it does not. You have made your self a howitzer.
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  5. well let say it like this. I do not wish to die so that a few people can go in to space. those explosions tend to leave a nasty dose of deadly deadly radiation.
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  6. Derick from Veritasium did a video about it a wile back.
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  7. We could also look in to develop giant spiders so we could use there spider silk as a building material. I mean spider silk is extremely light yet very strong.
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  8. i notice that sometimes if you play his video on a 0,9 and in other videos on 1.1 that the spoken parts sound more natural. So it makes me think that they trottle up or down the video to male a video longer/shorter then X time.
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  9. I wonder if they are able to setup the new modules. if they could build them with the explicit idea to get it decoupled again. so you use the ISS as a scaffolding for the new ISS 2.0 then you could even look if you could actual remove modules from the current ISS. as I can think that it's safer to let parts fall back down and not just the entire station in one go.
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  10.  @Keepitkool1001  No the fastest car is going at 106031 km/p at this moment.
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  11.  @afseruddinA  what doesn't exist anymore? Starmans the roadster? unless something has hit the car it will just continue it's tour around the sun until the end of time.
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  12. I think that bringing liquid water brings a other dilemma or e few. 1. water is very heavy. 2. you need to prevent the water from ether friezing and expanding inside the craft. or become a gas and also expand. 3.during lift of the water could destabilise the rocked going up as liquid water tends to slush when being moved. and that energy will reflect on the spacecraft. it's the whole reason why water is so expensive to bring up to the ISS. they can only bring a very small amount.
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  13. Or just build them in the Schiphol way. Multiple runways in multiple direction and the majority are all of 3.000 meters.
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  14. I know from others that this is why witht he Gameboy colour they at light that you could on top of the device with effectively a small desk light.
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