Tipu Sultan was an Indian King who defeated East India company many Times with the help of Rockets which are known as missile today. After his Assassination East India company Capture rockets and started researching how it works and then they started making missiles...
Von Braun said, Well, of course, we learned the principles from your Dr. Goddard. The V2 rocket is essentially the same thing he sent up in 1939. Who? the Army said. "The Man Who Launched the Space Age. By Michael Kernan. September 19, 1982.Washington Post" You missed Dr.Goddard's significance like the Army did in 1940s. Though I enjoyed the first part of your story.
@WL-FACTS Yeah, but I was talking about the idea of a liquid fueled spacecraft, not any other type of rocket. Paulet was the first one to propose that. But cool fact nevertheless
@@CarlosAM1 From what I remember from the film "Apollo 11", they got to the moon 4 minutes ahead of schedule. That in turn, also put the Lunar Lander ahead; so they where flying over Landmarks sooner then expected. It wasn't that the Lander itself was traveling faster than planed, which is what the narrator inaccurately suggested.
The low fuel was not pre-mature. They knew exactly how much fuel they had. the "auto pilot" so to speak, was going to land them in a boulder field because of them being ahead of schedule and overshooting the planned sight. Armstrong had to take manual control to fly the lander over the boulder field and a crater to a safer spot. That took more time and fuel. With only about 15 seconds of fuel left, Armstrong landed it so softly that the struts did not collapse completely, that is why it was such a jump for the men from the ladder to the lander foot.
Yeah this is by no means an exhaustive list. He was definitely one of the fathers of rocket science, but didn’t seem to have an achievement besides educating von Braun worth pointing to in such a short video. Especially since it focuses mostly on the mechanical side. If I ever made a video on physics or orbital mechanics, the oberth effect would be perfect
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The quality of this video is unbelievable
Where Pedro Paulet??????? From Peru
Tipu Sultan was an Indian King who defeated East India company many Times with the help of Rockets which are known as missile today. After his Assassination East India company Capture rockets and started researching how it works and then they started making missiles...
Tipu Sultan drew inspiration from Chinese rockets. Chinese rockets are the foundation of modern rockets
1:16 What are you doing..............😏😏😏😏😏❌❌❌
Brill vid, you deserve more subs!
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Forget About the First True Metal Cylinder Rockets? Also the Congreve Rockets Inspired by first true Rockets of Mysore
Von Braun said, Well, of course, we learned the principles from your Dr. Goddard. The V2 rocket is essentially the same thing he sent up in 1939.
Who? the Army said. "The Man Who Launched the Space Age. By Michael Kernan. September 19, 1982.Washington Post"
You missed Dr.Goddard's significance like the Army did in 1940s. Though I enjoyed the first part of your story.
Nobody was killed during the construction of the V2 😂 the propaganda for everything german is absolutely disgusting
1:50 what song in backround
De Laval nozzle, this is a great invention that I have never heard before. I have learned something from the video, thank you very much !
V2 was design and built by the germans not the USA, get your facts straight
Congratulations for the video, rocket science is one of many proofs that mankind can overcome itself more and more.
from the video it seems it is the chinese who invented the concept of rocket that we think is a rocket today.
6:05 that goes to the n1
Hey dude I think you forgot about Paulet, who was the first one to propose the idea of a liquid fuel spacecraft as well as making blueprints for it
@WL-FACTS Yeah, but I was talking about the idea of a liquid fueled spacecraft, not any other type of rocket. Paulet was the first one to propose that. But cool fact nevertheless
Wow! Such an under rated Chanel
Nice
Nice job on your video. I learned a lot. Thanks!
Tipu sultan from India, you missed it..
The moon landing facts are a little off but overall this a good video on rocket history!
can you mention them?
@@CarlosAM1 From what I remember from the film "Apollo 11", they got to the moon 4 minutes ahead of schedule. That in turn, also put the Lunar Lander ahead; so they where flying over Landmarks sooner then expected. It wasn't that the Lander itself was traveling faster than planed, which is what the narrator inaccurately suggested.
The low fuel was not pre-mature. They knew exactly how much fuel they had. the "auto pilot" so to speak, was going to land them in a boulder field because of them being ahead of schedule and overshooting the planned sight. Armstrong had to take manual control to fly the lander over the boulder field and a crater to a safer spot. That took more time and fuel. With only about 15 seconds of fuel left, Armstrong landed it so softly that the struts did not collapse completely, that is why it was such a jump for the men from the ladder to the lander foot.
Where is Hermann Oberth ????
Yeah this is by no means an exhaustive list. He was definitely one of the fathers of rocket science, but didn’t seem to have an achievement besides educating von Braun worth pointing to in such a short video. Especially since it focuses mostly on the mechanical side. If I ever made a video on physics or orbital mechanics, the oberth effect would be perfect
Nice Video!
here from tech tuff
Hm, I can't seem to find it, do you have a link? I'd like to check it out
@@Sciencish No congreve rockets, or plenty of other parts in the 19th century?
1:16 What are you doing, Step-rocket?
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Wow congrats! I’m not gonna be rude sooo, good job!
@@jetboyx180 bruh this comment doesnt thank anyone
im thinking of what rocket i build in my game, so i came here
edit: welp, this is the wrong place
Playing Kerbal Space Program?
@@Sciencish nope
i wish i was
@@Sciencish haha that's how I ended up here🤘