It's good to see, that you are following safety protocol. You don't want to lose an eye because of a rubber shrapnel or water projectile. Btw: How did they enter orbit, before "NASA had to invent a heat shield"? 2:02
I'm just wondering how the capsule can control the engines if the bottom of the capsule needs to be clear so that the heat shield can protect the capsule on rentry
Good video! I wish TH-cam had brought up your channel's videos in my recommendations a lot earlier - I've already watched a couple of your videos and have more in my Watch Later playlist. Only just found out about it recently from the collab with Tom Scott.
how does the earth’s atmosphere moves in conjunction with the land and bodies of water, and we cannot feel this movement but at some point in the upper atmosphere the spinning stops and the vacuum of space starts.
0:14 Neil Armstrong was NOT "the first man on the moon": he was the first man to WALK on the moon - he and Buzz Aldrin LANDED at the same time, and to be fair to Buzz, you might want to make that distinction.
I’m confused Can you re enter earths atmosphere at any speed you want… ?? Can’t you slow down to say 5 MPH to the edge of earths atmosphere and gently drop through ? If you start speeding up why dropping whilst re entry just fire reverse rockets and say like keep your speed within say 100 MPH I don’t understand why we have to re enter earths atmosphere so fast ?? If we bounce off by going to slow then can we walk in this atmosphere ?? Please help thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yup! Any speed is fine, issue is if you're taking (literally thousands of kilograms of) fuel to slow down with then you're missing out on more fun payloads like science and people. So typically we just come in way too fast but with cool things
Hi! Good question. Its based on the asteroid design mentioned in the video which helps keen it oriented. As long as you dont come in with the pointy bit directly ahead, then there will be a lift imbalance to tip it back upright.
Why does the craft have to go so fast on re entry. Can't they just drop down into the atmosphere and control the speed??obviously they can't. Just want to know why..
I have asked the same question and do not know the answer. I suspect that maybe they do not have the extra fuel to slow down to match the earths speed of rotation (1000 miles per hour at the equator). I also wonder that since air is much denser than space possibly if you matched the speed of rotation maybe you might just float on the air like a boat does in water or if off a bit might just skip off the surface like skipping a rock on water. A lot of questions, like you I wish someone would making a video addressing this.
Now my son think deep. How did apollo13 re enter with zero controls at what speed i dont know and align it through a window? I remember apollo 11 and tell you the truth its all crap. No juman can go through the van Allen belt. Our sun is like a microwave x 100000
Zero controls? What are you talking about? They had the CM’s RCS for attitude control, and used a lifting-body reentry to stay on course. On the return coast phase, they did several burns with the LM to correct the trajectory. Do some research, please. You should also do some actual research about the van Allen belts. They consist of charged particle radiation, so all you need to be protected from them is a few millimeters of aluminum shielding. The fact is that the Apollo missions were real, the technology was real, the evidence is real.
You and Tom were the perfect collab! So glad I found your channel
This brings up whole new meaning of down to earth
I love that you still read your comments! Tom Scott brought me to your channel. Best of luck!!!
Its either that or do my homework! Glad that you stuck around :)
Very well-made video on re-entry. Here to support you.
very well made, keep uploading!
Thanks Nabeel! Don't worry, lots more videos coming soon - next one is tomorrow!
I just watched your video on Tom's channel, and goddamn your content is quality, new subscriber!
Thanks!! Helps when NASA leaves all the cool toys laying around!
Thanks for the well made video!
Perfect explanation. Amazing video
I love these! So glad the al go rhythm found him at last
Great video, very well explained.
It's good to see, that you are following safety protocol. You don't want to lose an eye because of a rubber shrapnel or water projectile. Btw: How did they enter orbit, before "NASA had to invent a heat shield"? 2:02
I'm just wondering how the capsule can control the engines if the bottom of the capsule needs to be clear so that the heat shield can protect the capsule on rentry
It's 2021 and we want you bro
Thank you! That was very informative!
brilliant your video was very interesting i want to see some more please thank you,,,,jt
Great work as always!
Thanks Penguintolife, glad you enjoyed it!
So underrated
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Great explanation.
Good video! I wish TH-cam had brought up your channel's videos in my recommendations a lot earlier - I've already watched a couple of your videos and have more in my Watch Later playlist. Only just found out about it recently from the collab with Tom Scott.
deserves more than 1 million views. but world is so mean.
how does the earth’s atmosphere moves in conjunction with the land and bodies of water, and we cannot feel this movement but at some point in the upper atmosphere the spinning stops and the vacuum of space starts.
Your answer can be found over at Celebrate Truth Channel❤
what is the flow physics of the reentry capsule?
0:14 Neil Armstrong was NOT "the first man on the moon": he was the first man to WALK on the moon - he and Buzz Aldrin LANDED at the same time, and to be fair to Buzz, you might want to make that distinction.
I’m confused
Can you re enter earths atmosphere at any speed you want… ??
Can’t you slow down to say 5 MPH to the edge of earths atmosphere and gently drop through ? If you start speeding up why dropping whilst re entry just fire reverse rockets and say like keep your speed within say 100 MPH
I don’t understand why we have to re enter earths atmosphere so fast ?? If we bounce off by going to slow then can we walk in this atmosphere ??
Please help thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yup! Any speed is fine, issue is if you're taking (literally thousands of kilograms of) fuel to slow down with then you're missing out on more fun payloads like science and people. So typically we just come in way too fast but with cool things
Why do you think you need music over the top of this?
good channel. I think videos need to get to 10+minutes. also more money. good luck will keep an eye out.
Good advice. Tried it out on the most recent video. What do you think?
Sometime I wish I could boldly go where no one has gone before.
I've just now been seeing those infa red camera things that plug into a phone or phone I never knew they existed in that small form
how does the heat doesnt effect the after body of the capsule?
Most of the heat is "carried" away by gases from the heatshield.
so how do you get it to fall fat end first, cones fall point forward,
Hi! Good question. Its based on the asteroid design mentioned in the video which helps keen it oriented. As long as you dont come in with the pointy bit directly ahead, then there will be a lift imbalance to tip it back upright.
He is very young!
That looks like Pleasant Hill, Ca lol
4:14. It's not a meteor is a meterorite.
Why not just jump out of the spaceship and open a parachute to land slowly.
Why does the craft have to go so fast on re entry. Can't they just drop down into the atmosphere and control the speed??obviously they can't. Just want to know why..
I have asked the same question and do not know the answer. I suspect that maybe they do not have the extra fuel to slow down to match the earths speed of rotation (1000 miles per hour at the equator). I also wonder that since air is much denser than space possibly if you matched the speed of rotation maybe you might just float on the air like a boat does in water or if off a bit might just skip off the surface like skipping a rock on water. A lot of questions, like you I wish someone would making a video addressing this.
Can you name that meteor
I think its the Brenham main mass meteor. Pretty cool right?
@@AtomicFrontier I tried very hard to search it on google
@@AtomicFrontier is it brenham pallasite meteorite?
@@AtomicFrontier is it brenham pallasite meteorite?
@@unknown20611 Interesting. I think you can just make out the name in the video at 3:39. What made you interested in this one specifically?
Bdw the can thing is because of a liquid in the can look at a minute physics vid
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4:14 that's not a meteor its a meteorite Meteors do not land on the surface of earth
nice! you havea nice voice :)
Thanks! Really glad you're enjoying the videos
Capsule
Answer - They don't, they've never left lower earth orbit
second hand embarrassment
It's easier to leave Earth than to enter!
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Now my son think deep. How did apollo13 re enter with zero controls at what speed i dont know and align it through a window? I remember apollo 11 and tell you the truth its all crap. No juman can go through the van Allen belt. Our sun is like a microwave x 100000
Zero controls? What are you talking about? They had the CM’s RCS for attitude control, and used a lifting-body reentry to stay on course. On the return coast phase, they did several burns with the LM to correct the trajectory. Do some research, please.
You should also do some actual research about the van Allen belts. They consist of charged particle radiation, so all you need to be protected from them is a few millimeters of aluminum shielding.
The fact is that the Apollo missions were real, the technology was real, the evidence is real.
Red shirt man brought me here
By a rocket, duh!
You speak Ukrainian? -)
Anyone here after seeing the falcon 9 re enter seen from the “seattle area”
The wisdom of man is foolishness to God
sounds like bs
Nobody went to the Moon all you silly pups should start waking up
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bros calling people pups but says something like that
With that logic compressed nitrogen should be hot too?
why didn't thank nasa for not giving you the original footage of the capsule landing instead of this cheap looking animation at the end?