Comments by "Capable Glober" (@KoRntech) on "Scott Manley" channel.

  1. We're tired of seeing them too.
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  2. What was old ideas and grifts are new again and Flat Earther's are the epitome of ancient ideas but with today's grift in mind.
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  3. 00:30 allegedly it was because of boats in the splash zone from anither source.
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  4. 9:30 ๐Ÿ˜‚ trade secrets or more like evidence of negligence or design flaws.
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  5. Thats crazy the EM would regress from what Youtube can do to what Twitter can, but he knows best. ๐Ÿ™„
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  6. I remember reading about all those efforts in QST.
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  7. 1:00 who knew Elon Mao was full of it? How many of you believed Elon and still do? You cant cut a trillion or half a trillion from regular government and not expect disaster, and after Musk's rumble he allegedly saved 160 billion but after legal precedings and of course illegal activity maybe 6 billion saved?
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  8. Ah kerosene rockets the greenest fuel to send up rockets. 6:00. ๐Ÿ˜
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  9. 10:05 Ah this must be that liquid hammer Thunderf00t was talking about days after the explosion. Cool
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  10. You can say The Nikon P9000 ๐Ÿ˜ we all know it's not JUST the "flatearthers" camera of choice, but people who love reality too. Best regards.
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  11. I hope they dont come up with a sad tweet, but given it lost its ability to move it still is can do some work like other rovers when their wheels strted to fail before the inevitable.
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  12. Seems NASA needs to start hitting some hamfests.
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  13. Seconds in I wonder how correct Thunderf00t was a year ago?
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  14. I got a little chuckle from Fat Earth Theory.
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  15. For the Positioning Service, I'd think beacons would be most effective. Like a lighthouse but emitting a steady distinct signal it would only have so much output because you're not looking for precision just in the neighborhood so maybe a receive range of 1 or .5AU laid out in a pattern.
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  16. โ€‹ย @ืื ื™ื‘ืืžืชื™ื”ื•ื“ื™ย Ya at tax payers expense, well US ones.
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  17. 1:35 wow the word work is doing a lot of heavy lifting here, more so than an empty Starship.
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  18. 2 Months ๐Ÿ˜‚ ya lets see if they can avoid bankruptcy first before the next "launch"
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  19. ย @TheEvilmooseofdoomย  Uhm 2-3 billion dollars exploded, many tens of millions in pad repair and that's not accounting for the area damage to protected lands. But maybe you missed that 2021 leaked email where Elon was claiming SpaceX is on the verge of they don't get the raptor engines up to par and production up. Granted that was two years ago, but Starships was also supposed to be on Mars by 2022 with equipment to reSy a site for humans in 2024. You should probably look at critical channels like Common Sense Skeptic and Thunderf00t and not just Musk fanboy chanel's, not that Scott Manly is a Musk fanboy he is objective unlike Everyday Astronaut and such who gloss over everything worthy of being critiqued co stay in Musk's good graces and not get mean tweets.
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  20. Interesting, its almost like some country doesnt want anyone else getting to the moon. ๐Ÿค” But in all seriousness how are they overlooking this? It should be constantly polling all these sensosrs and if one seems errant it shouldn't completely ignore it. I mean weade our Tomahawks with terrian following maps before GPS why isn't there some redundant imager referencing the projected land path since the moon has been mapped?
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  21. Great stuff, I wonder if Elon is aware of these standards..... ๐Ÿ˜
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  22. Soot? Must be something wrong with that hydrogen oxygen fuel.๐Ÿ˜ Ah ya kerosene thanks Elon. ๐Ÿ™„
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  23. On satellites coming back to life Check out hackadays article on the Amateur Radio satellite AO-7 2019/08/02/ and it's usefulness after the 81 crack down in Poland. I've never made contact with AO-7 myself but have on AO27 years ago after I became a ham in 2001.
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  24. 8:20 weird why Elon is so set on proving Soviet designs....
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  25. 17:00 ya sounds like Musk BS, he didnt seem to have that answer a week after the explosion he uttered something about it was on the pad for a long time (?) given all the great telemetry data they were getting that flight he should've been able to revel that days later not 6+ weeks. Wait they didnt even realize that it had blown up for nearly 3 minutes after it had exploded so much for that valuable data from Starlink.
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  26. LOL, come on Scott they have served a purpose they have got us back yo out physics book and remembering geometry from years past to prove the curvature. Classic David Weiss "Spectroscopy needs to be in a container." ๐Ÿ˜…
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  27. Sounds like a BS law by some politicians who had words like Climate change and Big Bang theory removed from NASA websites for a few years.
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  28. Thanks for a good memory, my mom was the only person i ev heard say "down in the dog patch." ๐Ÿ˜Š
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