Comments by "king james488" (@kingjames4886) on "Curious Droid" channel.

  1. well people have been seeding clouds since at least the 60s... so yes?
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  2. I've been pretty impressed with voice recognition recently... it was so bad for so long.
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  3. people would argue about it's legitimacy anyways... the government would deem talking about it "misinformation" and remove all the comments... same old...
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  4.  @Willaev  centrifugal birth machine wtf? they just put someone on a glorified carnival ride and spin the baby out? then it goes flying across the room and the doctor is standing there with a comically over-size baseball glove waiting to catch it?
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  5. so we don't know because the department of defense took over and classified anything even remotely promising... that's always a good sign.
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  6. nothing is invented in a vacuum, everything is based on ideas and concepts developed by someone else...
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  7. because it was the largest publicity stunt of modern times? you think they aren't going to make sure russia saw it?
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  8. so hows that ablation problem going? they getting more than like 6 shots before needing a new barrel yet?
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  9. so what if other nations did it before? all the more reason for china to know better.
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  10. if you were an intelligent civilization, would you want to have anything to do with earth?
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  11. it's almost magical.
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  12. a lot of these conclusions assume that alien life would be at all similar to life on our planet with similar requirements.
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  13. it's the solution to global warming, block some of the sun with space junk!
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  14. do the "robots" we've already sent not count? also, did you fake hawkings "voice"? he has a very specific sound that he refuses to change...
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  15. TMI breh... TMI.
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  16. not the first time a unit mix-match caused issues... at least it didn't crash a plane and kill several hundred people.
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  17. "planes are obsolete, we have ICBMs now!" "the ICBMs are useless, put the missiles on a plane!"
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  18. shortly later people realized a nuclear powered plane was an awful idea...
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  19. what "nuclear saber radling these days"? is it the 60s again?
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  20.  @TheEvilmooseofdoom  they also had a PR video with a nuke targeting florda... it's not sabor radling when there's no retaliation to their BS PR.
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  21. well for one they forgot how to make those big old satern engines...
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  22. wtf is the UK doing in the aerospace industry? last I checked it was almost exclusively north america and russia. pretty sure even india is doing more, unless you still consider them one of your colonies. yall just been butthurt since america told you to shove it after the manhattan project...
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  23. NOT THE SHRUBBERY!!!!
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  24. if someones intent was to crash the plane why bother flying it out to sea? could have just flown into a mountain or something...
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  25. some dude stood out back the white house with a net and they dropped them.
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  26. pff... nasa can download shit from space faster than I can from a server on the same continent...
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  27. you can drop a lit match into normal gas and it won't light if you do it right... don't try this at home kids.
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  28. "we're just going to vent the heat into the atmosphere... it'll help with global warming."
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  29. people don't steal your data by getting your IP...
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  30. where are all these stealth boats in pop culture? there was a stealth boat in james bond in the 90s and I haven't seen one in any movie or game since.
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  31. im guessing not a lot... probably just left as many as they could get away with...
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  32. 3 of them are from boston dynamics...
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  33. hire a magician?
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  34. are we honestly still doing bogus VPN ads in 2023?
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  35. soviets be like "what you can do we can do somewhat"
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  36. funny, I don't recall the space shuttle having a britain arm... was it a britain jet? oh no that's right, you contribute nothing of any significance to the aerospace industry.
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  37. I'm not saying it was aliens... but it was aliens. what better place to hide aliens than on the moon?!
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  38. I think were gonna need a bigger stick...
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  39. elon musk is going to have built a rocket factory on the moon by the time nasa gets there >.>
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  40. @Dar Rin Zee there's a difference between a govenment contractor and a govenment employee... contractors actually get things done, that's why the government pays them.
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  41. how prepared were we for covid? how prepared was japan for fukushima? how prepared was rome for their fall? not really in peoples nature to prepare for unlikely events.
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  42. I mean... if we get to a point where we can hold that amount of energy in the palm of our hand without it killing us maybe?
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  43. I imagine it took them about 20 minutes to get moving...
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  44. doesn't a tube also have similar drag but would also generate more lift? the explanation "this is the most aerodynamic shape" seems kinda dumb tbh. more like "it's the most aerodynamic shape that can carry a large payload inside"... so basically just another mid-step to the ICBM.
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  45. if you use the energy from the sun to generate power does it heat the earth less? O.o
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  46. wonder if it's coincidence that the TSR2 and the canadian avro arrow were both scrapped around the same time...
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  47. well they just about are torquing themselves apart... they pretty much use the frame as a spring to store the starting energy while the wheels catch up. crazy contraptions.
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  48. can you imagine trying to download an MP3 on mars?
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  49. yaaa... it's probably for the best we waited another 40 years. and "not" isn't a numerical value darnit!
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  50. there are still plenty of people with these "lost crafting skills"... they're working in the trades. maybe if they asked a welder rather than an engineer they would have gotten some better insight.
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  51. you aren't over 50 are you? don't look it...
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  52. I wouldn't cross an ocean on a hovercraft... what happens if the engines fail? down you go. engines fail on a boat? you just float.
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  53. pretty sure there are still a few phone booths around that are funded by communities or private ventures.
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  54. he tried something and it didn't work... what's the big deal? vertical landing didn't work the first time either...
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  55. heh, here I thought it was a cropped shot.
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  56. attack helicopters.
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  57. not nought naughtitty not nought
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  58. I forgot this was even about a british rocket fighter... most of the video is about american politics.
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  59. ha, doolittle.
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  60. but wouldn't the other star have moved in the 6 months between photos? for that matter, wouldn't the sun have moved? stars aren't static points in space?
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  61.  @zounds010  I mean, I guess both stars could be moving toward/away from each other also, so it's always going to be an approximation.
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  62. what's the difference? well you cut out the part where it explodes...
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  63. thought if your planes had nuclear rectors on them the enemy would probably think twice before shooting them down...
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  64. time is a measure of duration... without duration you can not have events.
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  65. nop... don't move for like a month and you'll be in rehab for 3x as long learning to walk again.
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  66. so they could have got to space like 20 years sooner but just wanted to make an ICBM...
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  67. what about anti-anti-gravity?
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  68. well, one could assume that the boats which don't get torpedoed have the best patterns.
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  69. so why not use a laser to heat make a beam of plasma to mart a target and then somehow send the energy along the plasma beam?
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  70. why use aluminum as a fuel in solid rockets? I'd think there'd be something better.
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