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"I fly flight simulator, so I'm an expert".

Also turns out the new memorial plaque was installed just this year, the very same day I uploaded this (and ~3 days after I recorded it) timesofsandiego.com/life/2024/09/25/memorial-plaque-dedicated-on-46th-anniversary-of-psa-182-crash-in-north-park/

Greatest in the world!! (I grew up as Navy "brat"). ❤❤❤❤❤

I don't think it was the crews fault totally I think it was more atc and the cessna the memorial thing is sad and in aviation it seems years before crashes get them like eastern 401 or valujet and the smiling face on the plane is a killer great video

this is super cool! how did you make it ?

Have you flown a real a320 and b737 with similar flight hrs? What are you basing your opinion on which is the better aircraft?

I mean techinically the Lunar cycle is just one 28 day long lunar eclipse.

I learned things! And nice version of Claire de Lune.

I did plenty of approaches and landings at SAN. Not an especially challenging airport, despite terrain on final. It's annoying to think that local officials permitted the construction of a garage in the flight path that resulted in a displaced threshold eliminating otherwise useable runway.

I did my first two years of college at community college. I’m studying a dual major in electrical engineering and physics now at a 4 year school. I enjoyed my time at cc a lot, and it was because of all the great professors. I’m sure you’ll be appreciated by your students.

You're smart. We like you as you are. Don't ever change.

No way! dude!

girl u hav a nice voice and i rlly liked ur demonstration, i think u could benefit from either using graphics or a better camera / lighting thoug

You are correct sir

Not recommended this for real air traffic, but in MSFS you can sort of cheat the system because there is a GPS waypoint ("ZOLPA") right on the Runway 27 threshold. However, you need to have more altitude than the required minimum at the previous waypoint ("REEBO") of 2000ft to get the right glideslope angle. If you are at around 2500ft at REEBO and use VNAV to ZOLPA (set to around 20ft), it will bring you all the way down to the runway. It's helpful, because a lot of times with live weather, you can't see the runway until you're really close because of a coastal marine layer and fog and it's easy to overfly the runway.

The roof of the parking garage is an awesome spot to watch the planes land.

That’s not an Extra 300, it’s an Edge 540

Did it years ago in a B727 and before GPS aid. Piece of cake.

Not hard to fly at all.

Not really that more difficult then any airport

very helpful!

What software is this?

Whilst Americans sometimes have the most annoying, boring voices, (certainly in this case) it must be said that the quality of the graphics on this are dire! But notwithstanding all of that, who would have allowed a city to expand right on the glide slope of an airport? Absolutely ridiculous!

Just remember the hood folks in San Diego continue to vote down all new airport at San in their elections. And it was the San Diego city government that allowed the building in the runway path to be built in the first place.

How do you know that the Airbus is better than the 747. You sound like you are on the anti Boeing bandwagon and talking stuff you do not really know except from the other you'tube experts

Fly a 3 degree glide slope and the plane doesn’t care what is below it.

I found your video searching for Contrapoint's Violence video (I watched it and followed it with Voting). It is still the least viewed. People don't like thinking too hard about why they like violence, or thinking that it could make them immoral. To me it is similar to people who don't listen to song lyrics. They just don't think about it, and they don't really want to. You bringing up violence without consequences in film is a good point. Unless death is shown on screen, or characters react to the implied death, then usually it is understood that death didn't occur, even if characters were shot, drowned, sent flying a mile into the distance, had a piano fall on them, etc. Even then, they may come back as a twist. Sometimes I think that individuals relishing acts of violence is the only way to motivate the masses, that maybe violence for the greater good and no other benefit is not motivating enough. I have mixed feelings about that belief. I really like these lines: "When there's actually time and political capital available to do something, people seem to lose interest." "It's wrong to harm, but it's right to protect."

19:08 This line hit hard.

Good video. Plus, flexible condensed matter physicists can be very useful on many kinds of projects and in various sorts of teams that are, very strictly speaking, not condensed matter. PhD CMP folks that are a bit of polymaths are working in and leading work in many areas of science and applied science. Very good foundations background in or out of academia per se as well. There are institutes, national labs, technical and scientific research-heavy companies and lots of things to do, as well as the path to university faculties.

Hi Erica! This was an amazing video-- currently an incoming sophomore physics major at Berkeley and still am SUPER unsure as to what subfield of physics most interests me. While I've been told I have a lot of time to figure it out, I still want to get involved undergrad research soon. I've always been partial towards high energy theory especially just due to the "hype" around particle physics, but at this point, I can't say for sure what I want to do, however, this video did make condensed matter seem rather interesting as well. Do you have any insight on what factors made you decide to go into condensed matter over astrophysics? Thank you :)

OMG this was awesome. Thanks.

What’s the point of the zero-th law? If you separate the room in two parts and then remove the separator you really haven’t changed much. Right?

Never mind the hill sir! There is an Alaska 737-900 on the blast pad!!! LOL!!!

Welcome to San Diego

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Landed many times at SAN in Airbus and didn’t find it that challenging. The challenging part was getting stable prior to 1000’ AGL especially with a 3.3° glidepath.

TLDW The most visually spectacular part of the approach is the downtown buildings just to the left of the approach to runway 27, but the difficulty comes from a combination of the hills to the east and the fact that we frequently have low ceilings due to coastal marine layer overcast. The glide slope is 3.5 degrees which is a bit difficult unto itself, and most of the approaches are non precision but there is a precision RNAV GPS approach but the DA for that approach is 617 ft and the MDA for the non precision approaches is 670 ft. When things get hard is when there's lots of traffic, only one runway, low ceilings and no ILS due to the terrain, and the buildings plus the terrain necessitate those high MDA/DAs so it can get pretty difficulty on a bad day. That being said most of the time we have beautiful weather and the approach is still a little hard due to the buildings and the steeper than average glide slope it's also really beautiful.

Great video

thats an outside tumble

I’ve lived here in San Diego California for 38years and I have only ever been to the air show once 🥲

This was mostly a practice talk but since people have been watching it I want to emphasize that the main purpose of using Van der Waals structures is that it increases the binding energy so that indirect excitons are stable at room temperature. Both binding energy and the temperature at which spontaneous coherence is expected happen are both driven by the exciton bohr radius which is much smaller for TMD Van der Waals quantum wells than conventional quantum wells.I do talk about it but I don't mention it explicitly in the first few minutes or when I talk about the limits of conventional quantum well structures.

very cool!

Generations of American air power. Both also some of the best looking planes ever made

That's neat and all, but let's see how they operate with incoming missiles and flack.

So in case anybody is confused or knows better the W that we usually says is “micro states per macro state” actually does not count permutations of identical particles, so the analogy of ordering of cards is necessarily a loose one since the factor is more akin to combinations that permutations, but for a highly diffuse system like an ideal gas they are approximately the same anyways.

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Great video. It reminded me of that ultrapink pigment that you can't truly show on a computer screen due to the problems you mentioned.