Those satalite dishes are actually based off of a cool mathematical equation called a parabola. Anything coming into the dish will bounce off and be redirected to the focal point. This way faint signals can be strengthened 😊
Yes! I remember making a solar oven by designing my own dish based on a parabola and lining it with reflective mylar. It wasn't very big, but it focused sunlight so well that I could set any kind of flammable material on fire almost instantaneously and melt other things at the focal point. At the time in highschool I wasn't interested in using it to cook, but now I'm considering making one again for cooking.
i’ve been playing music since i was like 12 (i’m 25) and i think it’s so important to note that anytime you’re sitting with an instrument in your hand, noodling or experimenting, you’re learning. the same way you are with pencils like you’re almost learning and experimenting with different brushstrokes when you’re just messing around with “incorrect” notes. idk i hope this makes sense. i’m excited to see where music takes you! i like this drawing, also.
I feel exactly the same. I’ve been drawing and playing piano for 40 years. And I’ve never gotten better. But it’s still pretty cool to do both of them.
I think the processor of the supercomputer gets to rest when people sleep, because it doesn’t have to render anything in that time. If we all endeavored to not sleep for several days at a time, it would cause the processor to run at a higher processing rate, which would likely cause more glitches. These would be what we normally associate as symptoms of "sleep fatigue".
It was a large amount of particles from the sun that caused auroras that could be seen as far south as Cuba and as far north as Queensland, Australia. Everything is ok. Some astronomers do stay up all night working. Peter, you're the best. Warm wishes from Minnesota! ❤️❤️❤️ May your pencils always be sharp and your colors never bleed.
I like the idea of the different forms of creativity and finding one influences the other. It makes me think of the David Bowie song “ Sound and Vision “ . Maybe your drawing will expand your music.
Went out last night at one a.m., but didn't see any. But, I had a nice long walk with the dogs - the air was still and warm. And the moon sliver was beautiful. 😊 PS. To protect yourself - I recommend wearing a tin foil hat! 😬
You'd enjoy this guy on RUclips Shiey who has a few videos of him & most times some mates climbing these gigantic dishes you're referencing. He has great exploration videos, some abandoned, some not! 😂
At first i started to worry about the whole 'signs and wonders in the sky' thing, but then i thought, its just a solar storm and not for the first time. Everything seems to be loading more or less correctly around me, so i dont think the flares have affected the super computer. We'll be OK, everything will be OK 🥰 Loving your pencil drawings ✨️
Those giant dish telscopes are real! The ones that are arrays pick up on radio waves, which are light waves just like what we can see only wayyyyy bigger. The arrays of many many dishes spaces out just right act like one big dish so you can pick up on those big big light waves. They let us see big masses of gas that are invisible to regular light. Hope that answers your question! Also, about the northern lights right now, the sun goes through cycles of lots of acritity where it shoots out lots of particles of gas and ions and stuff, those are called solar maximums. We are in a solar maximum right now, they happen about every 11 years. Those extra space particles shooting off the sun are called the solar wind, and it interacts with particles in the upper armosphere near the poles where the earth's electeomagnetic field is weaker and cause the northen lights. When the solar wind is really strong like right now, it reaches further south. None of that radiation is dangerous though and none of it really reaches the ground so its nothing to be worried about :) Thanks for another wonderful video, ive loved seeing you grow as an artist over the years.
Great video Peter, thanks. I find pencil a very difficult medium to draw with. I guess that I'm too OCD, LOL😆. For me, since watching you, pen has become my go to medium, because once the ink is down it is done. My youngest son will sketch with one pencil while he holds two other pencils between his fingers in his right hand, with his eraser stick in his left hand. And he gets some pretty nice scenes. Nice work. Cheers.
I think we all have our own computer simulation so getting everyone to do something simultaneously won't make it glitch. Everyone else in my simulation is an npc. I'm an npc in other people's simulation, if I'm there at all. Nah, just a crazy thought experiment. I like seeing you try more pencil and watercolor, etc. Onward and upward 💯
The astronomers I met at a big observatory had camp beds on the floor in their office and they slept really weird hours depending on what they were observing, the weather etc. There are a bunch of interesting visual processing differences and distortions people can have. Mine is lack of filtering - so that thing where people say you tune out your nose and frames of your glasses, well I don't, I always see them. It can make it hard to focus as there is a lot of visual input. I'm autistic so my brain does some interesting things. I sort of think my brain (not the world) is the computer programme I live in and I have very much managed to overload and crash that system many times. 🤣
Heh, I've always tended to have little patience for a lot of those thought exercises (what if we're in a simulation etc). I am very comfortable with the fact we're just animals and our need to think of explanations is just a result of feeling overwhelmed. Especially when it's such recent concepts like being in a computer simulation. Humans as a species have existed for such a very short geological time, let alone post-industrial revolution. I don't know, I (genuinely) support your musings, but I find it kind of funny for people to genuinely believe things like that. Acknowledging human existence as a blink in the planet's lifespan also helps deal with ecological anxiety, lolsob. I wish we weren't trying to make our planet unliveable and driving the latest mass extinction, but it's happened before and new life will always emerge to fill a given niche. I can't believe I'm leaving this novel of a comment on a RUclips video. I often wish we could have an actual conversation when I watch these videos, but I'm just a rando with a skull for a face to you. Parasocial much? Haha
If we are inside a supercomputer, and that thing is rendering our brainwaves. then when you slow down the whole thing, our thought patterns would be slowed down as well, so we won't notice a difference... it could already be happening.
I TOTALLY agree that the pencil marks must SHOW! Beautiful example in this video. I'd like very much to see the rest of that sketchbook... Blending stumps are like fentanyl for drawings. Why o why is the vast majority of people so obsessed with realism in the visual arts? it's the same here on RUclips. People who think that if it's not photorealistic it's not art. "In this drawing, the bottom of the ear is 1 hundredth of a millimeter too big". Take photos then! No offense, but it seems to be a distinctly North-American fixation. Why? TV? Hollywood? The myth of the noble conquest? freedom being abused?, misunderstood? the education and culture pushing and rewarding competitiveness, challenges, superhuman feats, exploits to the max, the more the better, the bigger the better? Victory, triumph, be #1 at all costs, beat everybody else to the finish line whatever the means, and you'll be glorified., adulated, worshiped? That's why I LOVE Peter and his drawings. He is a reasonable, humble, balanced man, and his ink and now pencil drawings are beautiful because they represent nothing and yet they speak to our heart and soul in a mysterious way. To me, the sketch he did in this video is a million times better that all the astonishing, incredible, spectacular, staggering, breathtaking, stunning ballpoint or pencil photorealistc drawings in the world. There is no art in those, there's only imitation. They are soulless. The Matrix is fiction. We do live inside an incredibly sophisticated computer and it's called nature. And we are the bugs, the parasites killing it. It's much, much more complex than man-made machines because it's analog and holistic, and even AI and quantum computing will never match it. I hope Peter was teasing about that stuff. In any case, it never hurts and it's fascinating to read this: gutenberg.org/ebooks/1228 🦊 ♥
I would just caution every soul watching these videos that we are not living in a simulation. Just your friendly neighborhood human soul checking in. Be aware of what people are selling. Faith.... Faith....
I wonder if your visual anomalies correspond at all with headaches? It sounds kind of like the visuals I get sometimes when I have migraines. Did you end up seeing the aurora borealis?
@peter_draws Ah bummer! I got the same treatment, it was weirdly hazy where I was so the aurora was veerrrry pale and barely visible. There's a real crazy sun spot going on right now, like an angry boil on the face of the sun, so another big burst of energy could come flying our way again soon, maybe. Cheers, Peter! Thanks for chatting!
I had a migraine for the first time in almost 10 years right after the solar flare hit. Didn’t even get to see the aurora all I got was a killer headache.
We just saw a faint pink flush where we were, that's it (southern Aotearoa/NZ). People nearby saw it better though, so really it's just because we didn't leave home.
I believe the reason we've been "programmed" to sleep is so that the simulation doesn't have to render the entire planet all of the time. What we need is for everyone on the planet to be awake at the same time, looking in every direction so the entire planet has to be rendered in extreme detail. Then see if the simulation crashes.
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Two Peter videos in 3 days? If this is a simulation then im glad they added Peter into the program. ❤
Those satalite dishes are actually based off of a cool mathematical equation called a parabola. Anything coming into the dish will bounce off and be redirected to the focal point. This way faint signals can be strengthened 😊
Cool fact! Makes sense too me now why they are called parabolantenn in Swedish.
pretty sure we all learned this from tools’s lataralus album not school lol
would that be how a satellite dish can get you free cable too?? not to sound so dumb
@@kili5735yes basicly yes it depends a bit on the angle of it and stuff, you could get free cable with a wire if you know how so yeah
Yes! I remember making a solar oven by designing my own dish based on a parabola and lining it with reflective mylar. It wasn't very big, but it focused sunlight so well that I could set any kind of flammable material on fire almost instantaneously and melt other things at the focal point. At the time in highschool I wasn't interested in using it to cook, but now I'm considering making one again for cooking.
i’ve been playing music since i was like 12 (i’m 25) and i think it’s so important to note that anytime you’re sitting with an instrument in your hand, noodling or experimenting, you’re learning. the same way you are with pencils like you’re almost learning and experimenting with different brushstrokes when you’re just messing around with “incorrect” notes. idk i hope this makes sense. i’m excited to see where music takes you! i like this drawing, also.
I was 25 once and 26 twice
I feel exactly the same. I’ve been drawing and playing piano for 40 years. And I’ve never gotten better. But it’s still pretty cool to do both of them.
Everyone spinning circles simultaneously sounds like a great idea! I’m in 😊
I'm doing it now 🤪
i love these videos, they feel like long podcasts and also i get to watch cool art being made
You seems to enjoy the processus of building values with pencil.
Yeah I think so
I think the processor of the supercomputer gets to rest when people sleep, because it doesn’t have to render anything in that time. If we all endeavored to not sleep for several days at a time, it would cause the processor to run at a higher processing rate, which would likely cause more glitches. These would be what we normally associate as symptoms of "sleep fatigue".
It was a large amount of particles from the sun that caused auroras that could be seen as far south as Cuba and as far north as Queensland, Australia. Everything is ok. Some astronomers do stay up all night working. Peter, you're the best. Warm wishes from Minnesota! ❤️❤️❤️ May your pencils always be sharp and your colors never bleed.
I like the idea of the different forms of creativity and finding one influences the other. It makes me think of the David Bowie song “ Sound and Vision “ . Maybe your drawing will expand your music.
Nice drawing. Also the drawing changes when you rotate it
They are a glitches of our brain.
Nice idea with the tire fires and smoke rendering - but I think I’d be seeing “glitches” too if I had to inhale all of that toxic tire smoke!
If your going to do some thinking do it when.... that is perfect advice worth watching this video for alone!
Went out last night at one a.m., but didn't see any. But, I had a nice long walk with the dogs - the air was still and warm. And the moon sliver was beautiful. 😊
PS. To protect yourself - I recommend wearing a tin foil hat! 😬
You'd enjoy this guy on RUclips Shiey who has a few videos of him & most times some mates climbing these gigantic dishes you're referencing. He has great exploration videos, some abandoned, some not! 😂
Love the sketch.
At first i started to worry about the whole 'signs and wonders in the sky' thing, but then i thought, its just a solar storm and not for the first time. Everything seems to be loading more or less correctly around me, so i dont think the flares have affected the super computer. We'll be OK, everything will be OK 🥰 Loving your pencil drawings ✨️
That radio telescope is in Puerto Rico. The Arecibo Observatory. It collapsed. Before I got to check it out.
Nice drawing, interesting talk
Most of the Astronomers work during daylight doing crazy math programming and simulations
You’re the best dude
Those giant dish telscopes are real! The ones that are arrays pick up on radio waves, which are light waves just like what we can see only wayyyyy bigger. The arrays of many many dishes spaces out just right act like one big dish so you can pick up on those big big light waves. They let us see big masses of gas that are invisible to regular light. Hope that answers your question! Also, about the northern lights right now, the sun goes through cycles of lots of acritity where it shoots out lots of particles of gas and ions and stuff, those are called solar maximums. We are in a solar maximum right now, they happen about every 11 years. Those extra space particles shooting off the sun are called the solar wind, and it interacts with particles in the upper armosphere near the poles where the earth's electeomagnetic field is weaker and cause the northen lights. When the solar wind is really strong like right now, it reaches further south. None of that radiation is dangerous though and none of it really reaches the ground so its nothing to be worried about :)
Thanks for another wonderful video, ive loved seeing you grow as an artist over the years.
awesome drawing as usual but also please don't crash the simulation on accident Peter. I like things stable and not glitchy
My being in a computer would be a major glitch for computerdom.
Here’s me catching up on all my Peter Draws videos.
Great video Peter, thanks. I find pencil a very difficult medium to draw with. I guess that I'm too OCD, LOL😆. For me, since watching you, pen has become my go to medium, because once the ink is down it is done. My youngest son will sketch with one pencil while he holds two other pencils between his fingers in his right hand, with his eraser stick in his left hand. And he gets some pretty nice scenes. Nice work. Cheers.
I think we all have our own computer simulation so getting everyone to do something simultaneously won't make it glitch. Everyone else in my simulation is an npc. I'm an npc in other people's simulation, if I'm there at all. Nah, just a crazy thought experiment. I like seeing you try more pencil and watercolor, etc. Onward and upward 💯
Rogue Transmission was the Battlefield map 📡
The astronomers I met at a big observatory had camp beds on the floor in their office and they slept really weird hours depending on what they were observing, the weather etc.
There are a bunch of interesting visual processing differences and distortions people can have. Mine is lack of filtering - so that thing where people say you tune out your nose and frames of your glasses, well I don't, I always see them. It can make it hard to focus as there is a lot of visual input. I'm autistic so my brain does some interesting things. I sort of think my brain (not the world) is the computer programme I live in and I have very much managed to overload and crash that system many times. 🤣
the giant telescopes are real! I want to see one of them too, I was so sad when Arecibo collapsed
I've also had some 😂 "weird brain rendering glitches" only like twice but I know exactly what you mean
We live in a super brain and it os called "The Cosmos!"🥳
i know its not exactly your style, but some peter draws anime-style drawings would be really cool. Great video as usual ❤️
Heh, I've always tended to have little patience for a lot of those thought exercises (what if we're in a simulation etc).
I am very comfortable with the fact we're just animals and our need to think of explanations is just a result of feeling overwhelmed. Especially when it's such recent concepts like being in a computer simulation.
Humans as a species have existed for such a very short geological time, let alone post-industrial revolution. I don't know, I (genuinely) support your musings, but I find it kind of funny for people to genuinely believe things like that.
Acknowledging human existence as a blink in the planet's lifespan also helps deal with ecological anxiety, lolsob. I wish we weren't trying to make our planet unliveable and driving the latest mass extinction, but it's happened before and new life will always emerge to fill a given niche.
I can't believe I'm leaving this novel of a comment on a RUclips video. I often wish we could have an actual conversation when I watch these videos, but I'm just a rando with a skull for a face to you. Parasocial much? Haha
I need a sticky note video pt.3 😫
If we are inside a supercomputer, and that thing is rendering our brainwaves. then when you slow down the whole thing, our thought patterns would be slowed down as well, so we won't notice a difference... it could already be happening.
Have you looked at highly energetic events? For example, when SpaceX test fires its Superheavy booster... it looks like reality itself shakes. LOL
You have gotten better with pencil. I know this is sped up, but your placement feels very confident.
Edit:Wait is it sped up? just a tad?
Our brains are running on MS paint but the newest update is running blender
We create our own richess, unless someone comissions us
I TOTALLY agree that the pencil marks must SHOW! Beautiful example in this video. I'd like very much to see the rest of that sketchbook...
Blending stumps are like fentanyl for drawings. Why o why is the vast majority of people so obsessed with realism in the visual arts? it's the same here on RUclips. People who think that if it's not photorealistic it's not art. "In this drawing, the bottom of the ear is 1 hundredth of a millimeter too big". Take photos then!
No offense, but it seems to be a distinctly North-American fixation. Why? TV? Hollywood? The myth of the noble conquest? freedom being abused?, misunderstood? the education and culture pushing and rewarding competitiveness, challenges, superhuman feats, exploits to the max, the more the better, the bigger the better? Victory, triumph, be #1 at all costs, beat everybody else to the finish line whatever the means, and you'll be glorified., adulated, worshiped?
That's why I LOVE Peter and his drawings. He is a reasonable, humble, balanced man, and his ink and now pencil drawings are beautiful because they represent nothing and yet they speak to our heart and soul in a mysterious way. To me, the sketch he did in this video is a million times better that all the astonishing, incredible, spectacular, staggering, breathtaking, stunning ballpoint or pencil photorealistc drawings in the world. There is no art in those, there's only imitation. They are soulless.
The Matrix is fiction. We do live inside an incredibly sophisticated computer and it's called nature. And we are the bugs, the parasites killing it. It's much, much more complex than man-made machines because it's analog and holistic, and even AI and quantum computing will never match it. I hope Peter was teasing about that stuff. In any case, it never hurts and it's fascinating to read this:
gutenberg.org/ebooks/1228
🦊 ♥
Yeah I don’t really think we live in a computer, but I also can’t prove we don’t.
I would just caution every soul watching these videos that we are not living in a simulation. Just your friendly neighborhood human soul checking in. Be aware of what people are selling. Faith.... Faith....
I wonder if your visual anomalies correspond at all with headaches? It sounds kind of like the visuals I get sometimes when I have migraines. Did you end up seeing the aurora borealis?
No I went for a walk in the dark, but I didn’t see anything. If there was anything up there, I think it was obscured by light pollution…
@peter_draws Ah bummer! I got the same treatment, it was weirdly hazy where I was so the aurora was veerrrry pale and barely visible. There's a real crazy sun spot going on right now, like an angry boil on the face of the sun, so another big burst of energy could come flying our way again soon, maybe. Cheers, Peter! Thanks for chatting!
I had a migraine for the first time in almost 10 years right after the solar flare hit. Didn’t even get to see the aurora all I got was a killer headache.
How do you keep your pages from smudging on the back of the previous one?
They kind of do, but I think it depends on the paper, and how hard the pages are being pressed together.
Hope you saw the Northern Lights :)
I couldn’t see them :(
We just saw a faint pink flush where we were, that's it (southern Aotearoa/NZ).
People nearby saw it better though, so really it's just because we didn't leave home.
What sketchbook are you using?
On the back it says Cachet by Daler Rowney
have you ever looked at john blanches art?
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nice drawing again Peter ..sad to see you deleted my other post ..oh well .
thanks, I haven’t deleted any posts tho
@@peter_draws Very strange then ..as it had a link on it to shorts i had posted on |Facebook with some doodles i had done.
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Google is dumb lol
soup bro
Google is just
Go ogle. 👀
We bring our own 'dumb' to it and the algorithm makes it dumb- er! 🤪
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Pencils are made out of wood, just so you know
I believe the reason we've been "programmed" to sleep is so that the simulation doesn't have to render the entire planet all of the time. What we need is for everyone on the planet to be awake at the same time, looking in every direction so the entire planet has to be rendered in extreme detail. Then see if the simulation crashes.
just get your scribbles down on the page
You’re the best dude