Omg I can't believe your there, I'm planing on coming up for the launch with my dad. I'm so excited. I'll be keeping a close eye on your posts . Glad someone's reporting live on this. Nice work
It was a nice and chill video, Shetland isles are definitely a beautiful place I'd love to visit myself (plus they have many space sheeps) 🚀 Enjoy your stay there
I enjoy your space related videos. With that being said, I very much enjoyed this video on your travel and background of the different places you visited. Please consider adding more of this kind of content to your future productions.
Great video and narrative, loved the gentle music! There is more to life Spacex UFO'S and NASA. More of this kind of thing would be great!! Thanks keep up the good work.
I can hardly imagine that there is a Spaceport port on Lamberness,in the late 70s I use to visit there most days, If there is a place less likey anything to happen its Lamberness... Cold and windswept is Lamberness middle name... Louey the brew was right all along...
I’m flying to Aberdeen this afternoon… then Helicopter to an oil platform tomorrow. I’ve been to Lerwick a few times before, usually arrive by ship and leave by plane back to Scotland.
Just to update you Peter, Shetland and Orkney are part of Scotland. It was stolen by the Norsmen (Norwegian Vikings) who drove out the Picts. Then we bought it back. It shows how smart the Norwegians are.👍😂
It’s a lovely place shetland, but I do wonder about the weather affecting operations as it’s so bad trees won’t grow, and it’s totally dark for most of the winter but on the flip side it’s 24 hours of daylight for most of the summer. But that aside I live on the moray coast so I’m hoping to catch a glimpse of the rockets going up, thank you for all you do, as always very interesting and inspiring
The Carnival Celebration cruise ship has a maximum capacity of 6,500 passengers, but can accommodate 5,374 passengers at double occupancy. The ship has 2,687 staterooms, including 82 accessible staterooms. I wonder what a 10's of thousands cruise ship would look like?
How many of you out there have pulled a 14 plus hour shift to complete a project and would have loved to just be able to sit for 14 hours instead? Just me? I'm seriously curious...
@@personzorz To each their own I guess. I love me some unspoilt habitat, but I can't help gaze upon these things in wonderment… Like seeing a space rocket launch.
Letting you know angry pick up all the ferry company bonus pamphlet's.. If your going to travel a bit with your channel in Europe you will find using the ferry is the best and cheapest way . May even do yourself a favour and network with some truckers and or shipping people while your there. I understand your busy but exchanging a bit of work for passage , hitching with a truck driver or joining the ferry clubs greatly reduce your freight expenses .Shetland will never ever tolerate those large cruise liners so dont worry about that . Getting a cabin on a empty ferry is pretty easy and cheap sometimes no extra cost if you join those mailing lists and clubs ..As for a ton of payload . I believe with the micro satelite construction and technology and with the space junk problems a ton of payload aint something to sniff at. Getting away from space there was an idea years ago I saw on tomorrows world an old BBC technology show. They once had a part of an episode where instead of using satellites for satellite uses they showed very tiny air ships that were high altitude doing that job. Back to space on the same show they had a micro foundry that produced metal beams and sheat work that was the size of a medium size site cement mixer and one of its applications was to manufacture in space . Now in the States one of my bosses described something very similar but it only shaped set size sheet metal. It was a lorry that made gutters for houses. It was the size of a lorry . This one one the show was much smaller and did everything with most metals and alloys . I have never seen either of those inventions in use but ive seen a startup proposal of a large array of those foundries that manufacture and put together whole space habitats in alloy metal ,,,
AA .... From the views provided, it appears that Aberdeen is a good location for an offshore wind farm. The North Atlantic is prevalent with heavy gusts if wind and storms regularly. So power from wind for the little Hobbitom is a great choice. Orkney .... I may have an answer for your Jordan, as to why anyone would choose that region of Britania as home. The. Answer: Whaling and Fishing. ..... If you compare Orkney to the northearn coast of the North America, it is similar, and the main ecomony for the region was also Fishing and Whaling. Isnt it obvious, by the typography of the region. The area of shetland is a Cetaceans breeding ground and feeding ground
Norway's Andøya Spaceport was opened by H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon on Nov. 2, marking a crucial step toward the first test flight of Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket. The first spaceport in continental Europe is operational
Lib Dems were fairly big until recently, the third party getting maybe 20% of the vote in the UK. Voting for them isn't really that unlike the rest of the UK.
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Omg I can't believe your there, I'm planing on coming up for the launch with my dad. I'm so excited. I'll be keeping a close eye on your posts . Glad someone's reporting live on this. Nice work
That's some serious high security they've got there. Half a dozen vikings in a long boat could sack the place without working up a sweat
Just because you can't see it doesn't mean it's not there . . .
They have a geostationary satellite with a death ray,
@@kayb9979 Rods from the Gods
Loved the update and the pictures. Love to see pictures of places like this that I may never get to see with my own eyes.
I absolutely love these expeditions you do.
Great episode! Nice to see the place!
Many thanks for sharing this video. Please make more like this.
I'm really enjoying these videos about this journey. Looking forward to more of them 👍
It was a nice and chill video, Shetland isles are definitely a beautiful place I'd love to visit myself (plus they have many space sheeps) 🚀 Enjoy your stay there
I enjoy your space related videos. With that being said, I very much enjoyed this video on your travel and background of the different places you visited. Please consider adding more of this kind of content to your future productions.
So soon happy for the new background music. Fits much better and no conflict with the commentary either. Great!
Great video and narrative, loved the gentle music! There is more to life Spacex UFO'S and NASA. More of this kind of thing would be great!! Thanks keep up the good work.
Great work as always. Love these background videos, and really enjoy sharing the process. Staying angry....!
One of the best videos yet. Thank you
I can hardly imagine that there is a Spaceport port on Lamberness,in the late 70s I use to visit there most days, If there is a place less likey anything to happen its Lamberness... Cold and windswept is Lamberness middle name... Louey the brew was right all along...
Lolz @ 16:13 - *_"Any Aliens will be reported to the Space Police and Transported to Mars"_* 😀
Those chaps have a good sense of humour
Very nice impressions from your journey. Thanks for the video!
Those windmills are a scar on the landscape 😢
Better than smokestacks
Thank you for sharing. Lots of interesting stuff about Shetland I didn't know, very nice.
Did you film a USO at 9:45 ? check out the water and the dark spot going from right to left. Funny.
The wind turbines really disrupt the beautiful coastline, but the rest is magical.
Not more then having a huge oil or gas pumps and pipes for petrol production i suppose. Quite the opposite.
I love them. They are mesmerising. I see them as part of the scenery
i wanted to go up to aberdeen and orkney the last time i was in the UK but ran out of time... great to see it!
I’m flying to Aberdeen this afternoon… then Helicopter to an oil platform tomorrow. I’ve been to Lerwick a few times before, usually arrive by ship and leave by plane back to Scotland.
Good to see you made it up there :) looking forward to the coverage!
I look forward to your visits to Saxavord.
Very interesting !
You see mystical things north of the wall....
Time changes, temperatures change, landscapes are different in the zone.
Awesome 👍
Really exciting, a very large rocket for such a remote location.
Great travel review :D
The Angry Tourist............. hehehe
Just to update you Peter, Shetland and Orkney are part of Scotland.
It was stolen by the Norsmen (Norwegian Vikings) who drove out the Picts. Then we bought it back.
It shows how smart the Norwegians are.👍😂
Slow, baby steps. Then, walk. Then run. Looking forward.
It’s a lovely place shetland, but I do wonder about the weather affecting operations as it’s so bad trees won’t grow, and it’s totally dark for most of the winter but on the flip side it’s 24 hours of daylight for most of the summer. But that aside I live on the moray coast so I’m hoping to catch a glimpse of the rockets going up, thank you for all you do, as always very interesting and inspiring
The Carnival Celebration cruise ship has a maximum capacity of 6,500 passengers, but can accommodate 5,374 passengers at double occupancy. The ship has 2,687 staterooms, including 82 accessible staterooms. I wonder what a 10's of thousands cruise ship would look like?
How many of you out there have pulled a 14 plus hour shift to complete a project and would have loved to just be able to sit for 14 hours instead? Just me? I'm seriously curious...
You need to do a video on SpaceX and ISS destruction.
Jordan, Briliant!
I was just watching the TV series, Shetland. There’s a lot of murderous crime for 23,000 people. You'd better be careful around there. 😆
Love those turbines. They're magestic and a testament to human ingenuity.
They feel more like the lesser of two evils to me
@@personzorz To each their own I guess. I love me some unspoilt habitat, but I can't help gaze upon these things in wonderment… Like seeing a space rocket launch.
🎉
Have you tried the local fish & chips yet? :)
Letting you know angry pick up all the ferry company bonus pamphlet's.. If your going to travel a bit with your channel in Europe you will find using the ferry is the best and cheapest way . May even do yourself a favour and network with some truckers and or shipping people while your there. I understand your busy but exchanging a bit of work for passage , hitching with a truck driver or joining the ferry clubs greatly reduce your freight expenses .Shetland will never ever tolerate those large cruise liners so dont worry about that . Getting a cabin on a empty ferry is pretty easy and cheap sometimes no extra cost if you join those mailing lists and clubs ..As for a ton of payload . I believe with the micro satelite construction and technology and with the space junk problems a ton of payload aint something to sniff at. Getting away from space there was an idea years ago I saw on tomorrows world an old BBC technology show. They once had a part of an episode where instead of using satellites for satellite uses they showed very tiny air ships that were high altitude doing that job. Back to space on the same show they had a micro foundry that produced metal beams and sheat work that was the size of a medium size site cement mixer and one of its applications was to manufacture in space . Now in the States one of my bosses described something very similar but it only shaped set size sheet metal. It was a lorry that made gutters for houses. It was the size of a lorry . This one one the show was much smaller and did everything with most metals and alloys . I have never seen either of those inventions in use but ive seen a startup proposal of a large array of those foundries that manufacture and put together whole space habitats in alloy metal ,,,
Oh You could always buy a decent little boat of your own. Nothing fancy a little cruiser all you need is a radio license really.
Saxavord, SaxaVord or Saxa Vord?
AA .... From the views provided, it appears that Aberdeen is a good location for an offshore wind farm. The North Atlantic is prevalent with heavy gusts if wind and storms regularly. So power from wind for the little Hobbitom is a great choice.
Orkney .... I may have an answer for your Jordan, as to why anyone would choose that region of Britania as home.
The. Answer: Whaling and Fishing.
..... If you compare Orkney to the northearn coast of the North America, it is similar, and the main ecomony for the region was also Fishing and Whaling.
Isnt it obvious, by the typography of the region. The area of shetland is a Cetaceans breeding ground and feeding ground
Until the arrival of petrochemicals, those islands would have been the equivalent of Dubai.
Q. When is the launch? Q. Are you going on a tour?
The Spaceport at the Top of the World??? What would you call Andøya then??
Norway's Andøya Spaceport was opened by H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon on Nov. 2, marking a crucial step toward the first test flight of Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket. The first spaceport in continental Europe is operational
Sidereus Space Dynamics have already Complete Integrated Static Fire Test
And Skyrora XL have some plans for Saxavord. Any news??
The tippy top of the world. 😀
@@TheAngryAstronaut A lonely place.
You might need a translator for talking to the locals 😂😂😂😂😂
Lib Dems were fairly big until recently, the third party getting maybe 20% of the vote in the UK. Voting for them isn't really that unlike the rest of the UK.
I don’t get your fascination with great Britton.
Your family is here, (USA) and so is the most cutting-edge space flight???....WHATS UP.
There's nothing much to see and do in Aberdeen 😢. A miserable hole 🕳 😂😂😂😂
Good luck getting a rocket launched in a country that can't build two ferries.