Just found your channel and you’re amazing! This stuff is so neat, I’m a little sad you don’t have more subscribers/views but I hope you keep this up 👍
Cool video as ever answering the questions we never knew we needed the answer to, but now realise we definitely do. Lovely visuals and explanation. Would this be how probes are launched?
Thanks. Yes This mechanism is used to separate the probe from the the upper stage rocket once that rocket is on the proper trajectory in space. I mostly used Inkscape to make this video. It's the latest software I'm learning to help me make videos. Do you use Inkscape in your flow?
There is one place I don't quite understand. Will the retaining ring doesn't fall off the hinged leaf assembly after being unlocked by the motor? How do you do that
No, the retaining compression ring doesn't move far enough to do that so it's still supported by the leaves. At 1:27 you can see that the left image shows that the ring is still supported by the leaves.
This video is from my other channel Operational Facts. It's a new Channel. Short clips of how things work. Not just space related stuff but anything that can be explained with a good animation. No intro, no outro, just the facts of the matter. Most videos there are under two minutes. The new channel contains a lot of clips from this channel stripped down to just the point. This makes it a good channel for quick reference about stuff and that's the point. You can visit that channel at ruclips.net/channel/UC6uJbsLOTm8bls7jTpYvyrg Next video will be the regular longer format. It will be an episode of Celestial Sphere. Thanks for supporting my work.
Have you covered the docking process between Apollo Command Modules and Lunar Modules? I've always been curious how it works after seeing it on Apollo 13!
The Diagram was made using Inkscape. A free and open source Vector graphic app. inkscape.org/ The animation for this video was done with Hitfilm Pro. A free version is available at fxhome.com/product/hitfilm-express
As a mechanical engineer, I can say that this is a very useful video whenever I need to explain the concept to someone new. Great job!
I really appreciate how simple and clear these videos are. Thanks!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching
nice video sir, what everyone want is here ( simple explanation ) this will be one of the best video on youtube on this topic
Thanks
As someone working in the aerospace industry, you explain these concepts better than most engineers
Just found your channel and you’re amazing! This stuff is so neat, I’m a little sad you don’t have more subscribers/views but I hope you keep this up 👍
Thank you so much!!
Cool video as ever answering the questions we never knew we needed the answer to, but now realise we definitely do. Lovely visuals and explanation. Would this be how probes are launched?
Thanks. Yes This mechanism is used to separate the probe from the the upper stage rocket once that rocket is on the proper trajectory in space.
I mostly used Inkscape to make this video. It's the latest software I'm learning to help me make videos. Do you use Inkscape in your flow?
What a simple and clever design!
There is one place I don't quite understand. Will the retaining ring doesn't fall off the hinged leaf assembly after being unlocked by the motor?
How do you do that
No, the retaining compression ring doesn't move far enough to do that so it's still supported by the leaves. At 1:27 you can see that the left image shows that the ring is still supported by the leaves.
@@ReflectiveLayerFilm ok，thank you for your answer，now I got it
Short & sweet! 👍
I’ve heard starship uses a new form of release system. It would be interesting to see a similar video on that system as well.
thank youuuuuu you help me so much to not have to ask dumb questions at work
This video is from my other channel Operational Facts. It's a new Channel. Short clips of how things work. Not just space related stuff but anything that can be explained with a good animation. No intro, no outro, just the facts of the matter. Most videos there are under two minutes. The new channel contains a lot of clips from this channel stripped down to just the point. This makes it a good channel for quick reference about stuff and that's the point.
You can visit that channel at
ruclips.net/channel/UC6uJbsLOTm8bls7jTpYvyrg
Next video will be the regular longer format. It will be an episode of Celestial Sphere.
Thanks for supporting my work.
great watch. i always wondered how this worked
Cool, the details.
Thank you, this save my life
Glad I can help.
great video !!
Have you covered the docking process between Apollo Command Modules and Lunar Modules? I've always been curious how it works after seeing it on Apollo 13!
No I haven't but definitely interesting topic.
wow!!
Hi nice video..Can you make a video for atk ultra flex and megaflex solar panel deployment...also solar array drive mechansim
I'll look into it for a possible future video. Thanks for the suggestion.
Waiting for your new videos 😀👍👍👍
How you know about its working.. complete understanding of the system is not easy.Good work
Thanks. I got the detail from their user manual.
www.planetarysystemscorp.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/2000785G-MkII-MLB-User-Manual.pdf
Can you share which computer program you're using to draw/animate these?
The Diagram was made using Inkscape. A free and open source Vector graphic app. inkscape.org/
The animation for this video was done with Hitfilm Pro. A free version is available at fxhome.com/product/hitfilm-express
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how do I perform design calculations for a clamp band for an amateur rocket?
I'm not familiar with those calculations but I don't think that this clamp design is suitable for light payload amateur rocket.
@@ReflectiveLayerFilm , can you then suffeat me the type of clamp mechanism , which can be used for Amateur 2 stage solid fuel rocket?
for the algorithm
Yeeeees
Omg, that simple?
👍👍👍🇮🇳🇮🇳
How can we make this system?
What do you mean? I don't understand.
@@ReflectiveLayerFilm How can I make this separation system? Do u have a CAD design?
I used Inkscape to make the illustration. More detail about this particular system can be found at the company's website in the description.
You DO know that space is NOT what we've been told it is, right?