Comments by "Jonas Larsson" (@jonasthemovie) on "Scott Manley" channel.

  1. The russians tried to carry out tests like this with the ISS the other week...
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  2. The rocket knows where it is because it knows where it isn’t.
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  3. All the renderings have the feeling of a person who has never worked in micro gravity.
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  4. Launches down into space?
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  5. George Clooney: SAFER system Sandra Bullock: Fire Extinguisher
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  6. You know, meteors usually hits the middle of the crater, so the visitor center was safe.
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  7. They learnt that back with Salyut 1. And then forgot.
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  8.  @alexjshank  Nice one!
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  9. Or maybe he wouldnt
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  10.  Jupiter rules  You got it all wrong. Or you are trolling all these people with all that. But just for people who wanna learn: Rocket engine exhausts aren’t pushing against atmosphere, they are pushing against the rocket itself. The shape of the nossle is optimized for atmosphere or vacuum operation.
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  11. Because they succeded on the first flight?
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  12.  @scottessex952  Explain how a meteor hitting earth at immense speed would stay in one piece to be found as such. Then explain the iron crystal structurs mentioned at 5:00.
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  13. We need a supercut of all of Ken’s jokes during the process! Love that guy.
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  14. I was so burnt from the first times so I didnt bother. Should have…
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  15.  @scottessex952  Who said it disappeared?
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  16. Shouldn’t the renders be based on engineering? A Dragon capsule booped against a port shows lack of basic knowledge.
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  17.  @sm3ttz  PA min vän!
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  18. And what concept would that be?
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  19.  @tabeebrahman4843  Rockets need to be pointy to work.
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  20.  @scottessex952  So you failed to answer both questions. Check. Bye.
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  21.  @sm3ttz  SM2WQF and SA2AIR says hello.
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  22.  Jupiter rules  It got medium. You utter fool.
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  23. Dead Baron The ”orange man bad” comments are sad.
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  24. Carneval rides below 100km is not space.
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  25.  @scottmanley  True, they do excede 100km by now. But at ten minutes total flight I still sort it as carneval ride.
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  26. Video feed cutting out at T -2 seconds was a biiiit annoying.
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  27. I am still using Windows 3.11. In a dosbox. In Chrome. To play Solitaire.
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  28. 90mps is 200Mph.
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  29. Someone said "green board" as in Go for launch
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  30. Im so impressed with how the rocket held together during the tumbling, still in atmosphere.
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  31.  @oneskydog6768  You must be fun at parties. That is a hypotetical statement. You won’t be found at parties.
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  32. _ VesBraun Trump trolls people like you very successfully.
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  33.  @commiecomrade2644  You cannot explain and expect people like this to understand. Either they are trolls or demented. All you should do is to ask them question. And usually, like in this case, they cannot answer without showing the Dunning-Krueger effect in full power.
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  34.  @the18thdoctor3  Heck, where did the volcano products go when it was done shaping a meteor crater shaped hole?
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  35. Cool hwip.
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  36. ”Norminal” ?
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  37. Why do they think severe TDS makes an astro physicist suitable to answer these questions?
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  38. You have heard someone say that someone said that right?
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  39. justpaulo orange man bad amarite
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  40. You wanna fly on this?
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  41. Why?
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  42. Rosie the Rocketeer is so cringe. Jeb. Well that is epic.
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  43. This had me picture Ken as a cursing sailor.
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  44. Robin Bot What is the mistake in this case?
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  45. Who? What?
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  46. It’s Ben Shapiro.
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  47. Now compound that to the 107,000km/h the people in ground control were traveling
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  48. Why?
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  49. Selenium on roof tops in NY is in general a bad idea.
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  50. To float both means to rest on the surface layer between two matters, like water and air, or to move/ hover slowly and lightly in a matter like gas or liquid. To float in vacuum is not a far stretch from the second meaning.
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