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I complained about going on a road trip to my mother's city, which is ~600km away. Imagine what these guys had to endure.

Imagine a place humankind had seen since its dawn. Lately, the Greeks managed to measure the distance to the Moon, and boy, it was incredibly far. More recently, it was discovered it was not only far but also deadly. You basically had to take everything a human being needs to keep alive, including breathable air. And then, finally, someone was going there, to this far, deadly place. Absolutely amazing to navigate gravity based on theory, walk on a place that had not received any living creature since its creation, and having to plan everything, as there was no room for a rescue mission.

Why not just build a tunnel?

Looks like Crater lake in Oregon,US in May.

Hahaha

First off in the USA we get a lot of freezing that would freeze that water fast. It must not get that cold in Japan because if it did the water would freeze on the roadway and then you have icy very slick roads.

maybe in russia but All new Subs in the usa since the 60's have Positive Boyancy in otherwords if they stop moving they will surface(from safety depth limits) and the only way it can submerge is to move it forward and use the Elevator's in the rear to raise the rear till the nose drops. The picture shown in the title is a Emergency Ballast Blow to rise as fast as possible.

its amazing that we are about to witness and be part of the first humans to ever set foot on another world

Awesome video

Where is oxygen from algae?

He sounds like a James Bond Villian.. Awesomeness!!!

It is horrible for privacy men, i remember when i was able to cry all i wanted when i felt sad or laugh as loud as i wanted when hanging out with my friends back in my country, USA houses sucks in that sense, imagine not being able to be yourself in your own house.

I'll bet they're good at moving ballast around too!

Thanks. The thought randomly came into my head of why there aren't more tragic fires in NYC. And this video answers it.

1:41 it is almost a closed loop but they still vent methane to space, losing CH4. so more H2O is always needed, and carbon in the form of food.

i really love the oxygen candles they also can use to get an extra boost of oxygen if there are a lot of people on station. That system did cause the fire on mir but i believe the investigation concluded some foreign object, a ripped piece of latex glove or something like that, was what caused the fire, so the system is still in use on iss. It's really interesting not only that they can burn something to make oxygen, but that its such a good system they decided to bring it into space. Similar solid fuel oxygen generators are used in airliners, on submarines, i think even firefighters use them in some cases

I very well enjoyed this video, especially your amazing accent! I wish you success.

People will believe anything

Gained a fan from South Africa 💯

But electrolysis is very expensive in terms of energy, they can fuel it with just solar panels?

Concise and interesting. BTW, your English is excellent, but your heavy accent is killing me.

Bro i always wondered this

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Amazing how the low quality shorts trying to convey the same information used the same footage. Therefore, your video is superior.

Great video! One important thing to add, the runway number is called the QFU and it is a magnetic (not true) bearing. Sometimes they are renumbered as deviation changes over time. Except for Antarctica, because the mag south pole is at higher latitude than any runway down there. A runway number there will be like 36T -- the T is for true heading.

Well done....keep it up!

this cure my curiosity ty 😂

Boeing engineers need to get their act together. They had the problem prior to launch but it escalated once in space. Not a good look for Boeing at all

Awesome Video👍

Great explanations and examples! What was the process for combining different elements back then? Double exposing the film itself or reshooting the combined elements? And / or other techniques?

The artillery vehicle camera pan right was brilliant😂 The juxtaposition of that small frame with an enormous boiler just made my day better

Great video. Thanks for sharing

Hi there, been binging your vids for past an hour and it's been a blast, please don't stop on your youtube, it'll surely grow, i really have high hopes in you! P.S you remind me of lemmino

Great video

You have consistently been putting out interesting and high quality videos! Looking forward to the next one. And please don’t focus too much on the comments regarding your accent. Your English is nearly perfect and your accent is completely understandable.

Everything beautiful, except the fact that: - the price are still very high IMO - the wood rots and carries even dangerous mold - if you move to another house after 10 years, the price of your house (which I remember was high) will be much lower because of the durability

Thanks for sharing

How can the Pigments be made so that it can still work below -10c°?

Some bus stops now use eink displays for the departure board. If it refreshes once every 30 seconds during the day(60 seconds at night) then they'll still take like 12 years before they hit the 10,000,000 refreshes that the displays are rated for. I assume they're more reliable than LCDs/dot matrix displays too since they're doing nothing most of the time but this is a guess. Definitely use a tiny fraction of the power though which would let them be powered by a small solar panel and small battery(to stay on overnight) whereas with the other types of displays you'd have to run a grid power connection to the bus stop. Would still need a little control board and 3g though to give the display it's data, but still much cheaper than connecting the bus stop to the grid since those can be solar too.

Just found your channel, big fan so far. Keep making videos, you'll be the next big engineering channel!

Mega > Milli

lol. its... so cool... when elon actually delivers ill agree. 4 now, its still science fiction.

This video is good information ❤ thanks you brother

This should be adopted in North America... The Salt is killing the cars 😭

Great video! Very informative, keep it up! 👍

All that is fine, buy why do they still keep on building cardboard houses in places prone to tornadoes

Our tax money is the only way to design any Highway

hey that’s my picture at 0:48, never thought i’d see it in a youtube vid lol