/sci/ - Science & Math

I really like thunderf00ts content, however im still a fan of elon. guess there is nobody like me

>>12537310
The things he dismantles are happily flying through the space.

>>12537310
I haven't heard of thunderf00t since 2009

>>12537328
>being a fan of anyone

Oh no, cattle alert, cattle alert!

>>12537418
I don't think he really talks about SpaceX, I'm pretty sure he sticks to only talking about actually retarded pseudoscientific schemes such as the Hyperloop and the like.

>>12537465
Gay and bluepilled.

>>12537310
The ship Elon is building was outdated in the 50's

>>12537668
Retard. His job is making them cheap

>>12537673
Lmao. Like you have any idea what it costs.

>>12537646
What's pseudoscientific about hyperloop?

I like Elon. He's spending his wealth on cool things that I'm interested in, even if they're far fetched for now.
As for his Hyperloop, I'm sure this was for research and experience in tunneling under mars. if you could build something like and make it pay, it would go along way towards his plan of a mars base (which in my onion would have to be underground).
While retards like Rogan lap up the Nuerolink hype, the real research will go a long way towards things like restoring hearing and bionic limbs for amputees. It's a start at least.

>>12537673
little info. nuclear fuel is cheap as fuck to make now. it used to be super expensive back in the day.

>>12537310
It's plan of his scheme.

Unfaithful won't get neuralink and won't survive.

>>12537310
>>12537646
Elon doesn't care about the hyperloop either. He said in interviews almost nobody at his companies works on it and he isn't involved personally in it. He also said that the boring company only takes up like 10% of his time and in that he probably only works on the tunnels where teslas are able to go at like 100mph and not on the hyperloop.

He only brought it up in the beginning because he knew it was going to be free press if he said he was working on a way to travel from LA to San Francisco in half an hour and it would have cemented his image of a visionary and innovator

>>12537668
So? Nobody build it.
We have yet to build the nuclear spaceships that von braun designed.

>>12537699
That you can realistically maintain a vacuum inside a tube that’s hundreds of miles long, given how fast the smallest leak will let air in, and end up with a transportation that’s more profitable than aviation or high-speed trains.

>>12538111
What if they have pumps sucking that air out all the time (especially in front of the car) wouldn't that solve those leaks or whatever?

>>12538111
You don’t work with machines, do you?

>>12537768
Problem is that Elon's worshippers believe everything he says is manna from heaven so now the Hyperloop is a holy relic to them. You cannot blaspheme the Holy Hyperloop.
Most of what Musk works on is fine and most people who have an interest in what his companies produce are normal people with sane reactions. But the word 'worshippers' is very apt for a certain segment of his followers and they act just as shitty as new converts to a supernatural based religion. Musk is at least partially responsible for this situation because he has followed the Steve Jobs model in cultivating these kinds of fans.
Musk needs to come out and say to his worshippers that the Hyperloop is a flawed idea and cannot succeed in a reasonable fashion without being modified into something else entirely. Until he does that, he's responsible for their assholish behavior based on their religious reverence for everything and anything he proposes.

>>12538261
You don't work on low atmosphere tubes hundreds of miles long, do you?

>>12538326
Answer to my constant vacuumization approach.

>>12537310
on who?

>>12538326
Hundreds of miles? No. 5-7 miles in linear length, yeah. Process Vacuum systems aren’t that complex and scaling up doesn’t have any notable engineering challenges. It’s literally just bigger versions of what we already have. The actual tram inside the pipe would be harder to design than the pipe itself.

>>12538351
Yes. It would. That’s how precision vacuum systems work currently. You’d need an assload of pumps and I’d question whether the energy requirements wouldnt torpedo the project outright but it’s totally doable.

i stopped watching thunderf00t once i grew out of my atheist anti feminist autist phase

>>12538368
>5 - 7 miles
So you have nothing relevant to add to the discussion.

>>12538111
So that's it then. Engineering is finished. We should never strive to accomplish anything anymore or challenge ourselves

>>12538592
what are you now? A religious pro-feminist normie?

>>12537711
>While retards like Rogan lap up the Nuerolink hype, the real research will go a long way towards things like restoring hearing and bionic limbs for amputees. It's a start at least.
Neuralink (or some other company's neural implant) might really be a game changer once it extends beyond medical uses, though

Maybe as significant as the invention of the internet or smartphones. Maybe even more significant

Rogan is an idiot and literally thinks no one will be able to lie anymore because we'll all just read each other's thoughts, which obviously isn't how it's going to work, but it may greatly increase density of communication and efficiency for many kinds of work

>>12537310
Simple. Thunderf00t is a scientist. Musk isn't. That's why thunderf00t finds it so easy to expose Musk and his fanboys.

>>12537646
He has talked about SpaceX. He's "debunked" resuable rockets when SpaceX announced they would try it. Once they landed the first, he then said "economics don't make sense" and "its a fluke." After couple dozen landings, he said "SpaceX is a private company and thus we can never know if reusable rockets are profitable."

Lot of debunking requires sub 100 IQ to make sense of it because almost all of his debunking revolves around faulty assumptions that can easily be proven wrong with quick google search. That's not just to Elon/SpaceX/hyperloop/etc. Its his entire channel. Built on fast/loose assumptions that are nothing but extravagant takes on the concept he is "debunking."
tl;dr guy is a fucking retard

>>12538651
Now if you excuse me I need to duck tape a bunch of rockets together because if 4 rockets can get us to the moon, imagine what 40 rockets could do

>>12537668
The possibilities of one man, 10 million tons of steel, and 2000 nuclear bombs

We could be on Pluto by now

>>12537310
>this retard
he is exactly who teddy was talking about when he said "It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, who's face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiently...who at best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who, at worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly"
I hate elon dick-suckers and think he's a petulant manchild with too much money and a lack of maturity, but thunderf00t is the retard in the back nay-saying literally everything while never accomplishing anything himself.

>>12538651
Hyperloops problem is less of a technical and more of an economic problem. In the end it would fail for the same reason the Concorde failed.

>>12538869
Hyperloop concept is not a technical or even an economical problem. Its a problem of regulations. Musk's tunnel systems are being stonewalled in multiple cities even though Musk funds his project with his own money and not asking government for money, just the right of way.

>>12538877
Also if you read into any public transit figure's opinion, they hate the idea of privatized transports. They control the city's regulations too.

>>12538599
>only people who’ve designed something that’s never been designed before have a relevant opinion

lol?

>>12538883
Same reason housing increases 20% every year despite farms existing outside the municipality
Fucking bureaucrats

>>12537668
You're going to need regular rockets to send the space ship parts to space. Unless of course you want the orion ship to take off from the ground...

>>12538877
>not asking government for money
Subsidies for Spacex and Starlink sure are nice.

>>12538920
>It'll work bro, trust me. Doesn't matter if the guy who came up with idea now doesn't want to talk about, I'm sure it'll work because IFLS!

>>12537310
He is too based for Elon to stop

>>12538111
I hope you're not referencing the thunderf00t video where he "debunks" hyperloop by claiming any leak would be catastrophic because thunderf00t can't cube-square and thought the passengers would face the same acceleration as tiny his scale model even though acceleration from pressure differences across the surface of an object scales proportionally to the square unit of length while volume and mass, assuming a constant density, scales in proportion to the cube unit of length, which means the mass the air pushes against scales faster than the area that it pushes against. He also thought vacuum chambers scaled linearly in cost vs total vacuum pressure when, in reality, it's easy to pump out the first 14.69 psi and that most of the expense goes into getting rid of that last little bit of air.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx52A-v65Q8&list=PLZO1csBNKgzctRsx2CjCp2r01OGxFU0US
Keep in mind thunderf00t is a scientist and not an engineer. So it's more likely he'll fuck up the applied sciences.

>>12538652
no just retarded

>>12537310
>How come Elon Musk hasn’t put a hit out on thunderf00t yet?
Why would he put out a hit on a guy who makes 40 minute repetitive napkin math debunking videos?

>>12538225
How are you going to power the pumps? How would it be economical? Why would it be better than maglev trains? It's a non-starter.

remember when he tried to clown sargoy of cuckad for saying the EU would pursue a military force and is now eating shit over it? thunderf00t is a fucking donkey with his head up his ass

>>12538962
If you launch the ship from the ground and use the wrong isotopes for fuel it would become a toxic nightmare.

>>12538770
>"SpaceX is a private company and thus we can never know if reusable rockets are profitable."
Lmao did he really say this
That's ass-backwards from how it would work.
It's government programs that you can't audit or verify

>>12539087
And apple pies are delicious? Are you confused?

>>12537310
"Debunking" is not science.

>>12539244
>"Debunking" science is not science.
Hello retard

If Thunderf00t had a sense of humour he'd do a Victorian Special episode where he debunks things like the railroad, transatlantic telegraph cable, and radio

>>12538592
I stopped watching him when I grew out of my small-souled bugman phase.

>>12539123
Nope. His latest video on hyperloop actually shows how hard you have to pump to maintain a vacuum with barely-visible leaks.

>>12538770
based

>>12538372
>>12539166
Wanna know how dutchmen pump all the water back into the ocean? They have a system of canals through all the country and the windmills on the top are connected to the water mills at the bottom, so wind shovels the water all the way west.

>>12538770
>He has talked about SpaceX. He's "debunked" resuable rockets when SpaceX announced they would try it. Once they landed the first, he then said "economics don't make sense" and "its a fluke." After couple dozen landings, he said "SpaceX is a private company and thus we can never know if reusable rockets are profitable."
Links or GTFO

>>12537768
I've come to realize that elon musk isn't actually this cool science guy everyone thinks he is. He is a business man first and foremost.

Thunderwho?

>>12537310
havent watched him since brexit broke his mind

Does “Thunderfoot” mean anything? My dad recommended me the same username when I was a kid which I thought was a weird coincidence

I only watched his videos on solar roadways

>>12537310
That man is the lowest form of limey pseud. He has the most annoying tendency towards petty spitefulness. Which I suppose is why /sci/ likes him.

>>12537310
Who cares about a guy who can't even do basic research on the topics he talks about?

>>12538684
>Thunderf00t is a scientist. Musk isn't.
Yes, that`s why one is a youtuber in decline and the other one the second richest man in the world, makind advances in space exploration bigger than any country.

>>12540705
this but unironically

>>12540705
Still doesn't make him a scientist. Or an engineer. Which is why it is so easy to tear into him because he is essentially a layman with a lot of capital. Makes for some entertaining content though lol.

>>12537310
i havent watched thundef00t in like 4 years. i relized hes a retard with a funny accent and this post reminded me of him. 3 minutes into a tesla video he goes on elon musk like a retard and then all of his inventions came to fruition like lol

>>12542394
holy shit im crying. he used the isp of 5 F1 engines form a saturn V as a baseline avg to tell me that cold gas thrusters on a car doenst make any sense this guy is fucking amazing atheist level retarded

>>12542340
I don't think layman is the right term for Elon desu

>>12537310
He’s all enzo and thunderfoot is all gamma.

>>12539479
All of thunderf00t's videos on the hyperloop is based on arguments of incongruity and a lack of basic engineering principles like the incremental use of prototypes to develop aspects of a system before constructing the entire system. The video on maintaining the vacuum system is no different. Not to mention he thinks there is an equivalent to a vacuum chamber created to simulate the conditions of space vs one that just drops the absolute pressure down to 100 Pa (0.75 Torr). The vacuum chamber thunderf00t referenced has an absolute pressure of 4×10^–6 Torr. The pressure inside a Hyperloop tunnel is 187,000 higher than the SEC Vacuum Chamber.

https://www1.grc.nasa.gov/facilities/sec/

And if you think that's an argument from incongruity, then you must believe that a vacuum pump like this

https://www.amazon.com/Welch-Vacuum-8920C-02-Direct-Rotary/dp/B00SBGELZA/ref=sr_1_20?c=ts&dchild=1&keywords=Lab+Vacuum+Pumps&qid=1609736584&refinements=p_n_feature_keywords_browse-bin%3A3372482011&s=industrial&sr=1-20&ts_id=393484011

can be replaced with a vacuum pump like this

https://www.amazon.com/Aoozi-Automatic-Indicator-Container-Included/dp/B08HCS9KJS/ref=pd_lpo_79_t_1/143-8155159-6008906?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B08HCS9KJS&pd_rd_r=1dd37fdf-1833-4a72-93f4-10be1b820990&pd_rd_w=ik4nw&pd_rd_wg=H9OHH&pf_rd_p=7b36d496-f366-4631-94d3-61b87b52511b&pf_rd_r=31C1X3N5MAX2X28NJERT&psc=1&refRID=31C1X3N5MAX2X28NJERT

If you're willing to run it long enough to suck out as much air as the high end model...except it can't no matter how long it runs.

>>12540365
Sounds like a North-American Indian name to me.

>>12538592
total opposite for me, better that he talks about things he actually knows about unlike philosophy/sociology

>>12537668
a nuclear first stage is a retarded idea for many reasons

>>12537768
>he probably only works on the tunnels where teslas are able to go at like 100mph and not on the hyperloop.

you mean like on the canadian border with the new england region of the USA?

>>12537310
Didn't this guy also singlehandedly predict that there would be 1M deaths due to the hoaxflu in the US within a month or so? Really one of the great minds of our time.

>>12539203
But you can do both. It's called reading the reports and doing some macro economics calculations. E.g. if gumbernit does research X and found Y science bits that made industry Z possible, what is the ROI for the state. Keeping in mind that with the most advanced rockets now you don't need to think about any trade deficits because your military is supreme.

>>12542340
Holyt shit you are shilling hard.

>Still doesn't make him a scientist. Or an engineer.
He has bachelor's degrees in economics and physics.

>Which is why it is so easy to tear into him because he is essentially a layman with a lot of capital. Makes for some entertaining content though lol.
>entertaining content

https://youtu.be/Owa-tzQqVpc

Is NASA or Boeing paying you?

>>12540133
most people are retarded, and thus think anyone who isnt is a "science guy"
elon is a great businessman and industrialist, he's Ford, not Tesla

>>12540365
There's an old Clint Eastwood bank heist movie called "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot"
Not saying THAT is the real reason, but it might be unconscious source for the idea.

>>12543829
>elon is a great businessman and industrialist, he's Ford, not Tesla
This, Von Braun didn`t make all the calculations for apollo to reach the moon, or mixed the fuels, but that won`t stop Elon haters to push shit.

>>12540365
>>12543238
>>12543854
I always assumed it was the name of the rabbit he uses as his avatar.

>>12543705
No he didn’t.

>>12537418
>spaceX
>happily flying through the space.
Come on my fren, does the mouse he sent to space came back too ?

>>12537310
I like a good critique but he’s uncomfortably autistic about certain topics.

>>12537328
I like the way thunderf00ts tackles some of these weird ideas. But then he fills the video with 20 clips of the last one he debunked. Makes it really annoying to get to the technical stuff that I want to see. I do like Elon too but someone really needs to rail in some of his dumber ideas.

>>12545665
>someone really needs to rail in some of his dumber ideas.
He doesn't have dumb ideas. He has dumb detractors who don't understand his ideas. Those are two different things.

>>12537310
>How come Elon Musk hasn’t put a hit out on thunderf00t yet?

What is thunderf00t networth? How many people does he employs? How many rockets had he put in orbit?

>>12537310
for all that dismantling, only one of them has a fair shot at owning a whole fucking planet (maybe even this one)

>>12540133
He's only able to get the cool science (but mostly engineering) done because he's making money. I don't think it makes sense to try to talk about the two separately. Even research scientists have to apply for grants or justify their funding.

I caved in and watched Thunderf00t's Musk debunking videos. I wish I didn't. I'm a devoted Muskbro but I don't know if I am anymore after seeing those videos. Thunderf00t is really convincing and makes our Elon look like a fool. I agree with his arguments but I still believe in Elon and the future of humanity. Elon gives me hope and motivation and if he is discredited, well I don't know how I would cope.

>>12545915

>>12545915
Fuck off Phil

>>12538684
>muh luv SCIENCE!
Get fucked, anon, seriously.
Engineering is what matters, not some faggot sneering about 'science'. There is no 'science'. Mathematics exists, and engineering exists. When thunderfart launches a rocket which we can watch in real time, I will pay attention. Until then I will not.

>>12539622
Not him but I remember the video it's from. In the same video he uses the shittle to "prove" that reusable spacecraft are and will always be prohibitively expensive.

>>12537310
Wowwwwwwwww, didn't know Nostalgia Critic was that smart!

>>12537310
>SpaceX exists to get people on Mars
>Boring company for mining and underground transport in the radiation hellhole of the martian surface
>Cybertruck is obviously the beginning of a Mars utility vehicle
>Solar panel production and local energy storage from Tesla
>Hyperloop would work really well in the low atmosphere and geological activity on Mars
This angle is never explored by these people, considering what kind of person musk is it seems unrealistic he would limit himself to the Earth.

>>12539604
The ocean isnt a vacuüm tube

>>12546665
>vacuüm
>ü
Have sex.

>>12546557
You really think this is some kind of 4D chess from Musk?

>>12546877
It's not exactly a secret. Everything he does is about Mars.

>>12537310
success speaks for itself

>>12546884
it's really not- the stated application is rarely the intended application.

Bitcoin was designed to replace the international visa network- a function it excels at, not to be speculated on.
It's actually a function of bitcoin that regardless of how many people speculate on it or how high/low the value is it still functions as a online transaction medium.

SpaceX is a nuclear weapons program, like most NASA programs.
Elon Musk identified that NASA is the black hole in the US budget that funds defense; and thus it had become staggeringly noncompetitive in it's stated objectives.
He is designing the worlds cheapest ICBM, one that can dump a munition cheaper than anything else on the market.
>why make it land
to get the venture capitol from satellite launches

The boring company is a play on words, because he is a boer from South Africa.
It's actually to build vast underground nuclear shelters, which will probably start by moving roads underground and planting things on top of them to reclaim green space in cities.
What do you think the whole track system is for? not for moving cars that's for sure.

The guy is house from Fallout NV IRL

>>12537310
HAHAHA Remember when Thunderfag shat on Falcon 9 saying that reusability had already been tried and failed, so F9 would surely fail as well? BTFO

>>12545665
He doesn't really edit or script the videos and just rambles on camera which is the reason it turns out like that. Sometimes it comes out quite nice and other times it's 50 minutes to say 5 minutes of good stuff. Still the science is pretty solid and hes basically always right, just autistic presentation.

>>12547381
>Still the science is pretty solid and hes basically always right

>>12546557
>radiation hellhole
it's really not even that bad
about twice that of Ramsar in Iran and people there are just fine (although they shouldn't)
and that's assuming you stand around naked on surface all day

if you build a thick roof over your head and work outside for only a 1 full day per week, you get just about the maximum legally permitted dose, which is quite frankly overcautious number
when you consider that a lot of cancer risks like smog or smoking wouldn't be there, you are probably more safe from cancer on Mars despite the higher radiation

>>12537310

GHUFUHUHUHUHUHUH! TODAY WE'LL SEE
>Uses high school level thermodynamics
THAT THE LAWS OF THERMOOOODYNAHMICS
>constructs strawman
SAY THAT THIS
>Second author on paper with his biggest "discovery"
IS A COMPLETE LOAD OF BULLOCKS!
>Messes up his own math

I actually like his feminist content better because ThunderFuck isn't even a good scientist, all you midwit reddit emigres are just stupefied by anyone who can use an equation. I say this as a physics PhD candidate with half a year left to graduate, anyone who goes into academic science is a FUCKING LOSER, NO EXCEPTIONS.

>>12537712
>nuclear fuel is cheap as fuck to make now
Holy fuck you have two brain cells

>>12548281
>high school level thermodynamics
As we all know thermodynamics is false at the high school level.
>Messes up his own math
So are you actually underage or what? Why do you care about TF if you are a zoomer? Must be a worthless millennial high school dropout

>>12547381

It's easy to be basically right when you either a) choose easy targets like "water from air" machines (he's debunked like half a dozen of those but anyone with a functioning brain stem should know those are stupid) or b) misrepresent things, like in his Space Force video when he literally thought it was "muh space muhreens" when it's actually just the FAA for military satellites.

>>12548302

Woah woah easy there ThunderCunt! Sorry I got you mad!

Also you must have gone to a BEAT high school if you didn't at least cover the Carnot and Stirling cycles, three laws plus zeroth law. Did you ride a shorter bus?

thunderf00t is a pseud. His "debunking" is for popsci brainlets.

>>12548331
But he exposes frauds like Elon Musk and Elizabeth Holmes when no one else does. He can't be that bad, right?

>>12548381
>Elizabeth Holmes
Everyone and their mother knew she was full of shit which is why she had to trick a bunch of senile wealthy old men. Forget about his non-science content, anything that doesn't touch his narrow expertise of physical chemistry gets the lowest effort treatment possible

>>12548331
>t. thinks energy needed to boil water decreases when it's under vaccum.

>>12542866
You realize noone is responding to you because you outed yourself as either crazy or still in college right?
You cannot prototype past the laws of physics.

>>12548633
But he really REALLY wants to hyperloop to be real. In the world of IFLS!, that's all that is needed for physics to change.

>>12548658
If they gave two shits they wouldn't have made the pod from a commercial 2 seat aircraft. They are just scamming investors mainly Saudis.

>>12548658

HyperDupe and ThunderCunt are two sides of the midwit problem coin

>>12548281
>I say this as a physics PhD candidate
t. Sebastian the muskling who gets thermal expansion 101 wrong and then brags about knowing physics

>>12548506

>t. Tricky midwit bugman who conflates specific energy and average molecular kinetic energy

>>12548839
Aw what's the matter wittle baby, still bitter from being rejected by your top picks? Jealous and reeling from physical paper proof that your IQ is in fact the boiling point of water centigradeno matter what online quizzes say?

>"Musklings are so sensitive lol they can't take it when their ideas can't stand up SCIENCE!"
>Proceed to irrationally insult and belittle anyone who dares provide valid criticism of their precious ThunderDoofus without actually addressing it

Wow this has been eye-opening for me, I've always wondered what type of people browse /sci/ and now I know: morons.

My thoughts on the matter: if I was locked in a room with Musk, Phil Mason, and a gun with one bullet, I'd beat them both to death with the butt and then shoot myself.

>>12548906

Well that just bit me in the ass

>>12537310
gay

I'll be there shorting tesla stock when the Hyperloop scheme falls flat

>>12538848
this

>>12539289
that would be funny yeah.

>>12548839
>t. Sebastian the muskling who gets thermal expansion 101 wrong and then brags about knowing physics

AHhhhhh I see... The salt is still there thundercunt. LOL

>>12548381
he should stick to the only thing he is actually good at, debunking astrology and psychics, anything that requires actual science is above his pay grade.

>>12549760
You don't even need actual science to debunk some of those scams.

https://youtu.be/dMmaG_3NnGs
new vid, on tesla again lmao

>>12548064
But wouldn't you be exposed to much higher energy particles than normal earth background? It seems the background is around 30 uS/h, so about 10 times as much as earth. It isn't that bad, but during solar events or just random cosmic radiation spikes it could pose an issue.

WHEN I SAY BUSTED
YOU SAY THANK YOU DOCTOR MASON

BUSTED

>>12537768
>He only brought it up in the beginning because he knew it was going to be free press if he said he was working on a way to travel from LA to San Francisco in half an hour and it would have cemented his image of a visionary and innovator
>yeah haha, lmao, I was only pretending to be retarded for the publicity

>>12551328
>mason
explains a lot...

>>12538592
me too
>>12538652
not him, but I'm in my communist queer-theory catgirl will-never-be-a-woman phase

>>12551319
BASED

>>12537310
him dunking on musk is based but thunderf00t is also fucking retarded
has he given up on getting anita sarkeesians attention yet?

>>12547231
Mayby he will use his tunnels all over the country to hide his rockets in them?

>>12551319
>>12551328
>>12551343

Hey Phil when are you going to publish something where you're first author again?

>>12551352
Common it's pretty obvious the one he's actually into is Ana Kasparian.
>>12551378
lmao, I wouldn't hold my breath

>>12551378
lmao

>>12551411
>he bothered to take a screenshot to prove a point

>>12551411
Cmon Phil, you've been using photoshop for well over a decade now, try harder.

>>12551428
So much salt.

>>12551428
takes about 2 seconds with windows snipping tool
cope harder
>>12551432
you're mentally ill

>>12538869
The concorde failed because of a big fatal crash combined with panic after 9/11.
I wouldnt call that an economic cause

>>12539123
>Thunderf00t is a scientist and not an engineer.

He claimed proficiency in engineering vacuum systems. At any rate this is a quibble.

>>12551411
Credentialism. Besides he "publishes" videos

t. Phil supporter

>>12553295
concorde is for boomers. literally.
the rolls-royce Mach 3 is where it is at.

>>12539123
>most of the expense goes into getting rid of that last little bit of air.
Is it even necessary to pump out the last little bit of air? Even at 2-3% atmosphere the drag would be far less than what a jumbo jet would have to overcome.

>>12545211
I think he meant spacex passed a hundred orbital placements a couple launches ago. That's pretty good for such a new company.

>>12553300
>He picks on retarded youtubers all day
Got it

>>12537465

>he likes things without being ironic about it
>ngmi