/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

Literally fucking WHO?

>>6014725
https://files.catbox.moe/aqivyn.mp4
https://files.catbox.moe/4l8imx.mp4
Clear-chan! The rocket launch autist!

>>6014759
Wow cute

>>6014797
Cute, but also the real deal. She has an autismal level of fascination for and level of knowledge about rocketry such that she isn't just some poser chuuba searching for a niche in an already crowded market.
She IS her niche.

>>6014725
Just check her channel out:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeHtsCKQaFyb6SQGfRp1_6Q/videos

She dresses herself up to resemble the rocket.

>>6014978
>She dresses herself up to resemble the rocket.
To clarify your point, she dresses herself up to suit the rocket of each respective launch.
That's some dedication.

>>6014940
I found her channel by accident because I’m also a rocket autist and you’re right it’s clear she’s fascinated by it I love that it’s so genuine

>>6014715
I thought this was JAXA but it seem look like a privates company.

>>6015115
She also does not discriminate and will watch any rocket launch regardless of the country of origin. She's not just riding Elon's cock with all those SpaceX launches.

based rocket autist. I could only hope to one day have an obsession like her.

>>6015451
I just hope her watching the Chink launches doesn't invite a chink audience.

>The Japanese rocket is a loli/shota rocket
You can't make this shit up.

What is this small rocket even for?

>>6015850
Cube Sats and proving Japan has a legit space program and that it can into space.

>>6015945
She said it was a sounding rocket. I mean I guess that's a space program technically. When people say space today they usually mean things that stay in space for longer than 30 minutes though. Although I do wonder what possible research could be done on space itself.

>>6016018
Damn I was hoping this one made it to orbit. On a separate, more funny note. Usui just confirmed her favorite rocket is the V2. She just gets cuter by the second.

>>6016087
She said the payload is coffee beans, sake, other alcohol, a flower, and infrared laser. This is some weird shit.

>>6016133
I thought she was describing her evening drink. Lmao wtf

And now she's teaching rocket chemistry.

>>6016133
You'd be surprised how many odd things get launched up to see how they'd react to going into upper atmosphere and space.

While not space related exactly but during the Teapot nuclear tests in 1955,the US government staged cans and bottles of beer and soda at different ranges from a nuclear test to see what would happen to them if they survived the blast.
It was officially listed as "The Effect of Nuclear Explosions on Commercially Packaged Beverages" It's been declassified and shows their methodology and testing procedures.
Still safely drinkable but flavor changed

>>6016306
>Spoiler
RIP the poor sod that tasted them.

>>6016306
Didn't they also used to march soldiers into the test site in the early days?

>>6016386
About that...

Launch soon. 7 minutes.

>>6016509
I get that they probably checked with a Geiger counter before tasting them but still...Why? Why immediately? It is interesting how the radioactivity of the liquids was lower than that of the container tho.

>>6016505
Yea the Desert Rock exercises only three sets actually had them going in the area for testing. The rest they were just kinda observers or working out of bases for the tests
Pic related probably the most famous pic from the Desert Rock exercises (Buster-Jangle's DOG test)

Also this launch if successful will be the second successful launch for Interstellar Technologies

>>6016756
They wanted to know how long it'd be before it would be safe to drink if the liquids were radioactive. Also to know what the changes were and what would get radioactive due to short lived isotopes being made in there.

5 Minutes until launch!

This is pretty neat, thanks OP. Are there any other scientist vtubers? I know about the LFS one but I have yet to find a mathtuber.

>>6016873
Kureiji Ollie seems to be slowly turning into a math vtuber. At least partially.

LETSS GOOOOO

>>6014715
Kita!
>>6016892
Will check her out

>>6015795
They only arrive for the stream but don't stick around.
They might just be state-paid ops that are ordered to go to any livestream coverage of chinese rockets.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstellar_Technologies
>The first commercially developed Japanese rocket to reach the Kármán line, the internationally recognized edge of space. The rocket landed in the sea.[12][13] The countdown to the launch used the singing synthesizer software Hatsune Miku.[14]

>>6017122
>Voluntary organization
Well that explains the weird payloads.

To the person asking an explanation for helium:
It's used as "ballast", basically the helium is heated and injected into the tanks to allow the fuel to be pushed down towards the engines. As you go higher the pull of Earth's gravity isn't doing enough "pulling", so you need to start "pushing" on the fuel instead.

>>6015451
Which is amazing, because it's very easy to view the launch market as SpaceX because of their aggressive launch cadence.

very real chance Momo7 burned up. Ganbare Momo7 chan, you did your best.

>>6017333
>As you go higher the pull of Earth's gravity isn't doing enough "pulling", so you need to start "pushing" on the fuel instead.
lol

Is she, legit crying? She really loves her rockets doesn't she? Could also have a lot to do with this being a native Japanese one.

>>6014715
Good launch!
She almost got 100 concurrent viewers and cried a bit on stream.
I hope she keep up the good work and things keep getting better seeing how the next space race to mars has started with Zhongguo jumping into the P2 seat

>>6015850
Proof of concept that sake is viable for rocket fuel
>>6016087
Reminds me of that other rocket NASA launched that's basically a V2 but not configured to crashland on Britain...

Oh God I keep tearing up when she starts speaking squeaky

comfy stream

cute!
big

New stream
https://youtube.com/watch?v=MDBlAgwfVyM

>>6014715
>>6021952