"at sea level"? I mean isn't this the altitude where producing shock diamonds is easiest? And if some engine does not produce them you also could increase the expansion to a certain point right?
My question for an rocket is this you have a cylindrical shape and in the burning chamber you have a pipe or a rod In the center and the oxygen- fuel mix spins around burn and generate trust. Is there technical properties to use the rod in the center as guiding rod / reduce the volume increase the pressure?
It's because the valves are mounted upside-down. The valve stem should point upwards so that it forms a gas barrier that allows the seals at the top to continue functioning. Instead they're in direct contact with cryogens. Replacing seals won't really fix this.
When an F-16 flies over you at mach 0.9 it sounds just like a tie fighter flying by. Whats funny is seeing them coming, and not hearing them until they are nearly overhead (about 100 feet overhead)
That is a form of acoustic instability called "screeching." It is a high frequency instability that is typically caused by pressure interactions across (laterally) combustion chamber where interactions between pressure oscillations directly feedback on the injectors. To suppress this mode you can do several things such as going to a single pintle injector and/or creating a set of baffles by machining chambers into injector face. For such a small chamber go with 3 at first. The Space Shuttle Main Engine used used 5 outer baffles and one inner one across the injector face...this helped suppress the lateral "screech" mode which can tear a chamber apart in seconds.
Fun fact: Every single sound in Star Wars is actually analog, as in no digitally produced sounds. Lightsabers, in fact, we’re an old tube TV idling on the fuzzy channels. Edit: There, I fixed my terminology after a year, you fuckin nerds.
@FreeSpeech The light sabre sound effect was a happy accident; the mic, perched atop a TV, slipped, and the weight of its cable pulled it. As it slid across the cabinet, it dropped down behind the TV to where it picked up the 60Hz hum of the transformer. A little tape editing with a razor and you've got light sabre ignition and hum.
@@ILikeToLaughAtYou The actual TIE fighter sound came from car tyres in the rain. You can even hang your head out the window to sort of hear it yourself at about 60-70kph (if you don't mind a wet head. Also, Safety Tip: it works better if you're not at the wheel.)
THAT'S because they were all developed by the same folks, ya know BEFORE Douku's treachery and whatnot AT LEAST that's how the story that's been down passed to me and those before me Lucas that the secret Sith wizard Lucas PLAGIARIZED from my people goes. 🖕🏿🌐💩🤠🚁🚁
@@TheIncredabad69 As a layman, I assume this means that this where the Engine would face the most atmospheric resistance for the thrust it provides, and is still able to provide some despite being an engine meant for vaccum.
Rocket engineer here. This is looking pretty good! Bit leaky but looks like a stable chambwer pressure. Is this meant for space application or low altitude?
Hi! Thanks! The combustion chamber pressure on this one was solid, which was great given that our injector design was quite poor on this first prototype. The engine we're in the process of designing will hopefully be a good solution for small kick-stages and in-space applications (large orbital transfer vehicles, small/medium size landers, etc). It has a very low chamber pressure which is ideal for pressure-fed architecture in the vacuum of space, but not that great for sea-level testing!
@@Rocket_scientist_88 Thank you! LOx and LNG. Let me tell ya, LNG is very challenging to source in small quantities. The next engine I built used Jet-A which is much more readily available.
@@faithnfire4769 I bought a used 50 liter liquid nitrogen dewar on eBay (which I'm selling now if anybody is interested), bought an LNG receptacle and adapted it to the dewar inlet. Then I had to drive 8 hours to the nearest Clean Energy Fuels LNG truck station to fill it, and had to call their customer service number because I didn't have an account or a truck number to start the pump. They had me enter '0000' and, it worked. Oh and of course they put a $500 hold on your credit card when you go to fill, and my bank initially declined the transaction and I had to call them to confirm it wasn't fraud. LNG sourcing was quite the hassle but it was a good learning experience.
@@AstromotiveSpace I'd think pressure-fed would be the only choice.... the amount of flow required wouldn't be enough that neither gravity or capillary fed systems could even keep up imo
@@AstromotiveSpace Working on it?? Oh come on you cant drop a line like that without elaboration. Are you guys expanding on Lavina Heisenbergs warp field paper?
I would pay fat stacks to see this rocket engine actually used in tie-fighter esque shuttles irl. Looks amazing, do you think you could get a different camera angle next test?
Holup, real WHATS? Real ENGINES or real TIE fighters? I'm ONLY asking because my grandpa's great great (x24) Grand described to my ancestors the sound as being SLIGHTLY higher in sound pitch, (more like a dolphin) that YOU HUMANS have MOST RECENTLY been deceived into believing is the produced by the Sentient Space Siren Android that you all CURRENTLY call "Mariah Carey". "The Culling", NOW referred to as the "Christmas Holiday Season", is a MOST TRULY dark time for us. 😢
@@DrainBamage4Sure i saw this about 4 in the morning and was just so confused i didnt know if i was dreaming or not. But i guess you a correct... somehow...
"Sounds like the astromech chucker energy cycler. Try switching the therma-bonder to a warp vortex reduction mora-cluster. Worked for me versus Sebula on the final lap at Mos Espa" -Anakin, probably
A relative works for Rocketdine. They make transparent engines that last a few seconds, but the slow motion footage gives them enough info to capture pulse resonance. In thier research they were able to design one that made 7 mach diamonds stacked within the thrust column before melting. Fun stuff.
@@dbneptune Yes, shock diamonds tend to form any time the plume is overexpanded i.e. when the ambient pressure is greater than the pressure of the plume at the nozzle exit (which tends to occur near sea level where the atmospheric pressure is greatest). They're difficult to see in this engine though because methalox burns somewhat translucent, and, the nozzle is very short so it's only slightly overexpanded.
Considering the Empire was mainly inspired by the third Reich this would actually make sense. But I actually thought the Tie-screech was orientated on the Stuka Ju87 siren.
@@sharkquark6252 Maybe they put the two together, rocket for the initial part and Jericho Siren after? I know for Lion King, Mufasa's roar was actually a combination of a bear, something else (tiger I think?)and an F-16 flyover.
Looking at commercializing it for a number of space applications, including upper stage propulsion, in-space maneuvering for larger satellites and structures, lunar landers, etc.
@@ultima8250 not necessarily. Methalox outperforms hypergolics, and from the perspective of a startup, hypergolic engines are very expensive, difficult and dangerous to develop.
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From what other people were saying, this is a pretty badass engine for being extremely powerful despite being tiny. It's a cute little engine but it has a lot of muscle. xD
This is actually pretty cool and gives me ideas on how to keep my home more secure.. imagine trying to break into somebody's housea couple of these bad boys blast your face off.
It's interesting, at first it sounds like the sort of "grinding" noise you hear from inside the TIE cockpit, and then it becomes the "full" sound you hear from outside.
Nice.... I did a project like this a few years back...before youtube.. used No2 and LP... with a Co2 pressure system.. was able to control flow longer...as lp is liquid around 180psi and No2 is about 1000 psi...pressured with cos at 1800psi... used flow nozzles to adjust mixture... one down side was the risk of high pressures... but other wise had control burns for as long as 85 secs...
I love how at 0:15 it ACTUALLY sounds a little bit like a tie fighter. there are alot of videos that have an iconic sound effect as clickbait, then you watch it, and it sounds absolutely nothing like the sound effect.
tiny engine producing mach diamonds at sea level, amazing work!
Yup that's only possible with such a short nozzle/small expansion ratio
@@AstromotiveSpace or an overexpansion too
Fancy seeing you here Cliff. I didn't expect you to be watching rocket engines.
"at sea level"? I mean isn't this the altitude where producing shock diamonds is easiest? And if some engine does not produce them you also could increase the expansion to a certain point right?
As far as I know mach diamonds are a sign of inefficiency.
As an aspiring aerospace engineer to be, it’s great you got a second or 2 of running data at least without an RUD
Particularly with such an obvious leakage ! ;-)
My question for an rocket is this you have a cylindrical shape and in the burning chamber you have a pipe or a rod In the center and the oxygen- fuel mix spins around burn and generate trust. Is there technical properties to use the rod in the center as guiding rod / reduce the volume increase the pressure?
Rapid unscheduled dissassembly
@@relaxedpenny604 I had not heard this term before and I absolutely love it!
Bro now you have to use these to make a tie fighter 😂
That is one seriously leaky oxygen valve.
Yeah! Replacing seals
@@AstromotiveSpace do you have a website or IG profile I can follow? This is neat.
@@Tyani-sz6cg yes astromotive.space on IG and same for website url
You're a leaky o2 valve!
It's because the valves are mounted upside-down. The valve stem should point upwards so that it forms a gas barrier that allows the seals at the top to continue functioning. Instead they're in direct contact with cryogens. Replacing seals won't really fix this.
If I heard this kind of engine at an air show it would be amazing
If I heard it not at an airshow I'll be scared
The Su-57 produces a similar sound, though iirc that's because of its aerodynamics, instead of the engines
@@randompheidoleminor3011 The Vulcan XH558 also sounds very similar
When an F-16 flies over you at mach 0.9 it sounds just like a tie fighter flying by. Whats funny is seeing them coming, and not hearing them until they are nearly overhead (about 100 feet overhead)
makes sense considering the type of propulsion TIE fighters are supposed to use
Twin ion engines
@@demolition3612 correct
Not really tho, this is most certainly not an ion engine.
@@matthewlewin5536 look at the the support beams in front of the booster, they basically look like proto twin ion engines
@@maxumus1019 perhaps, however this is not by any means ion powered
That is a form of acoustic instability called "screeching." It is a high frequency instability that is typically caused by pressure interactions across (laterally) combustion chamber where interactions between pressure oscillations directly feedback on the injectors. To suppress this mode you can do several things such as going to a single pintle injector and/or creating a set of baffles by machining chambers into injector face. For such a small chamber go with 3 at first. The Space Shuttle Main Engine used used 5 outer baffles and one inner one across the injector face...this helped suppress the lateral "screech" mode which can tear a chamber apart in seconds.
I like your funny words, magic man
Thanks Dean, proper working knowledge there.
Exactly what I was thinking. However, I’d like to add, I have no idea what you are talking about.
@@bigmike9947 🤣🤌🏻 wtf lol
Exactly, it's not brain surgery
Welp, one thing I've learned from this: If it sounds like a TIE Fighter, shut off the Engine _IMMEDIATELY,_ because there's a Leaking Gas Line!
The perfect garage toy to piss off the neighbours
This guy's voice sounds like intercom in Half-Life 1
Just higher quality
I legit thought it was BMAS too.
Thought I was the only one who noticed...
You look like the average half-life 1 enjoyer, good day sir
Gordon Freeman here hard at work.
Fun fact: Every single sound in Star Wars is actually analog, as in no digitally produced sounds. Lightsabers, in fact, we’re an old tube TV idling on the fuzzy channels.
Edit: There, I fixed my terminology after a year, you fuckin nerds.
Benjamin Burtt is a legend... The laser sounds are just a wrench striking a long guy wire/cable.
@FreeSpeech The light sabre sound effect was a happy accident; the mic, perched atop a TV, slipped, and the weight of its cable pulled it. As it slid across the cabinet, it dropped down behind the TV to where it picked up the 60Hz hum of the transformer. A little tape editing with a razor and you've got light sabre ignition and hum.
@@stevejordan7275 I see! That’s awesome! I wish more movies used organic sound more nowadays for sure.
@@ILikeToLaughAtYou The actual TIE fighter sound came from car tyres in the rain. You can even hang your head out the window to sort of hear it yourself at about 60-70kph (if you don't mind a wet head. Also, Safety Tip: it works better if you're not at the wheel.)
The more correct term is "analog". They used analog sound effects back in the days.
As an aspiring tie fighter pilot I am very impressed.
At first it sounds like the classic x-wing engine sound and then once it fires you get the classic twin ion engine design. Interesting
THAT'S because they were all developed by the same folks, ya know BEFORE Douku's treachery and whatnot AT LEAST that's how the story that's been down passed to me and those before me Lucas that the secret Sith wizard Lucas PLAGIARIZED from my people goes. 🖕🏿🌐💩🤠🚁🚁
Excuse my last comment and replace plagiarized with APPROPRIATED, as PLAGIARIZED would imply that what I said before was made up. PEW PEW PEW! 💩 🚁🚁
I respect that little vacuum(?) engine trying its damndest at sea level
It is a vacuum engine, and a very smol one!
@Joy just means the level where water likes to settle at
@@dbneptune i think he meant like what does sea level have to do with anything tho, cause that's what im wondering
@@TheIncredabad69 As a layman, I assume this means that this where the Engine would face the most atmospheric resistance for the thrust it provides, and is still able to provide some despite being an engine meant for vaccum.
@@TheIncredabad69 Oh, sea level is where atmospheric pressure is the highest, and where there’s high pressure, there’s low efficiency rockets
Wow, the force is strong with this one.
Rocket engineer here. This is looking pretty good! Bit leaky but looks like a stable chambwer pressure. Is this meant for space application or low altitude?
Hi! Thanks! The combustion chamber pressure on this one was solid, which was great given that our injector design was quite poor on this first prototype. The engine we're in the process of designing will hopefully be a good solution for small kick-stages and in-space applications (large orbital transfer vehicles, small/medium size landers, etc). It has a very low chamber pressure which is ideal for pressure-fed architecture in the vacuum of space, but not that great for sea-level testing!
@@AstromotiveSpaceWell done! What are the propellants used here?
@@Rocket_scientist_88 Thank you! LOx and LNG. Let me tell ya, LNG is very challenging to source in small quantities. The next engine I built used Jet-A which is much more readily available.
@@AstromotiveSpace How on earth did you start with LNG? Sounds like a story
@@faithnfire4769 I bought a used 50 liter liquid nitrogen dewar on eBay (which I'm selling now if anybody is interested), bought an LNG receptacle and adapted it to the dewar inlet. Then I had to drive 8 hours to the nearest Clean Energy Fuels LNG truck station to fill it, and had to call their customer service number because I didn't have an account or a truck number to start the pump. They had me enter '0000' and, it worked. Oh and of course they put a $500 hold on your credit card when you go to fill, and my bank initially declined the transaction and I had to call them to confirm it wasn't fraud. LNG sourcing was quite the hassle but it was a good learning experience.
This is some amazing stuff. Quick question: is this engine pressure fed?
Thanks! and yes this one is pressure-fed
@@AstromotiveSpace Thanks for the quick replies! Good luck with your technologies!
@@AstromotiveSpace I'd think pressure-fed would be the only choice.... the amount of flow required wouldn't be enough that neither gravity or capillary fed systems could even keep up imo
It is fed by Chipotle 🌯 and Taco Bell 🌮
@@AstromotiveSpace that is excellent work
People in the comments: **Rocket related things**
Me: “Screw ion engines, they better put this shit on a real world TIE…”
Yes all we need now is a FTL drive and commercial intergalactic travel
working on it
@@AstromotiveSpace Working on it?? Oh come on you cant drop a line like that without elaboration. Are you guys expanding on Lavina Heisenbergs warp field paper?
That was dope. A rocket that sounds like a Twin Ionic Engine fighter. Cool,very cool. Thank you.
I would pay fat stacks to see this rocket engine actually used in tie-fighter esque shuttles irl. Looks amazing, do you think you could get a different camera angle next test?
if I had the knowledge I'd do it
Epic. Now make a Tie Fighter
YES
This is SO freaking cool- because now i know that tie fighter engines actually do sound like real ones... ah i love star wars
@@Sartre_Existentialist oh yeah forgot about vacuum cleaners in space
Holup, real WHATS? Real ENGINES or real TIE fighters? I'm ONLY asking because my grandpa's great great (x24) Grand described to my ancestors the sound as being SLIGHTLY higher in sound pitch, (more like a dolphin) that YOU HUMANS have MOST RECENTLY been deceived into believing is the produced by the Sentient Space Siren Android that you all CURRENTLY call "Mariah Carey". "The Culling", NOW referred to as the "Christmas Holiday Season", is a MOST TRULY dark time for us. 😢
@@DrainBamage4Sure i saw this about 4 in the morning and was just so confused i didnt know if i was dreaming or not. But i guess you a correct... somehow...
At last we have become more than just dirt walkers. At last we can become a galaxy of one.
Love the countdowns voice make me run for life
I was a few feet from a pair of F-35's landing today. It's an impressive sound that makes you smile when you hear it.
🇺🇸 👍
If space doesn’t sound like this I’m not going to listen
"Yes officer it's stock"
"Sounds like the astromech chucker energy cycler. Try switching the therma-bonder to a warp vortex reduction mora-cluster. Worked for me versus Sebula on the final lap at Mos Espa"
-Anakin, probably
Thats one sketchy looking contraption... I love it 👍🤘
haha thanks! and yes unfortunately when your budget is practically non-existent you have to get very scrappy!
@@AstromotiveSpace you made a functional unit out of bits and Bob's, that's seriously impressive, great work!!
it sounds like a tie fighter for a second there 🤯
And the katyusha rocket launcher
also ju87
Gordon doesn't need to hear all this, he's a trained professional after all!
Absoleutly cool. Cant wait to see these scaled up and carrying cargo into the heavens. Keep up the good work :)
I have no idea why you are doing this, but keep it up; it's awesome! You earned a new subscriber.
Very cool and very educational. I dabble alot in astronomy it's cool to see videos like this because usually it's a giant rocket sled.
Those ice particles never stood a chance.
A relative works for Rocketdine. They make transparent engines that last a few seconds, but the slow motion footage gives them enough info to capture pulse resonance. In thier research they were able to design one that made 7 mach diamonds stacked within the thrust column before melting. Fun stuff.
How many newtons does your engine produce?
This one was designed to produce approx 4.4kN in vacuum, significantly less though at sea level due to relatively low chamber pressure.
@@AstromotiveSpace I think I can actually spot a shock diamond in the engine plume! Is that due to the engine being operated at low altitude?
@@dbneptune Yes, shock diamonds tend to form any time the plume is overexpanded i.e. when the ambient pressure is greater than the pressure of the plume at the nozzle exit (which tends to occur near sea level where the atmospheric pressure is greatest). They're difficult to see in this engine though because methalox burns somewhat translucent, and, the nozzle is very short so it's only slightly overexpanded.
0.4486 tons
Looks fun.
Where do I sign up?
it seams i am not the only one that wants to singh up to join the empier.
count me on too
@@kenegaden2735 Good we havy a trio of tie figther pilots.
Oh my god it does sound like a Tie fighter. We are getting closer to making Star Wars ships a reality.
Sounds like the hydrodiscabobulater might be going out
Great! Now explain to everybody how we can hear the engine sound in the vacuum of outer space!!
‘cuz wood b 2 boring otherwise
I want one for my go-kart! 🤣
Hey there Warped Perception how's it going?
RC market? Those crazy model Airplane guys will love it!
Ah yes, a nice addition of engine to my bicycle so i can go to school faster
I thought this was the Integza Channel.
(voice over by Tomato Lord)
Sounds like an amazing carbon footprint
BM-13 Launchers entered the chat
Hearing this after the clone wars and then having ptsd and flashbacks.
Ur like ahhhhh!!! And run out
Awesome rocket engine mate! Can I ask where you got the main valves from?
They are made by a company called AVCO Valve
@@AstromotiveSpace Thanks man, keep up the great work, keen to see your success
Sounded nothing like a Tie Fighter. JFC
Now you know how movie special effects has been created. :)
Goddamn that countdown is awesome!
What fuel does this use? And is it the pressure that makes that sound or something different? And nice job on the engine!
When you realize the Komet probably actually did sound like a tie fighter...
Considering the Empire was mainly inspired by the third Reich this would actually make sense. But I actually thought the Tie-screech was orientated on the Stuka Ju87 siren.
@@sharkquark6252 when star wars was made every movie used a stuka siren when a plane went past, i assume some people still think they make that noise.
@@sharkquark6252 Maybe they put the two together, rocket for the initial part and Jericho Siren after?
I know for Lion King, Mufasa's roar was actually a combination of a bear, something else (tiger I think?)and an F-16 flyover.
@@101jir yeah, that’s possible. I’ve heared that about the lion king too
komet is a beautifully cute little bomber hunter
Not sure why this is just now showing up in my feed, but better late than never! Very cool!
I like the menacing countdown
You're absolutely right. That classic echo and monotone delivery is everything that is missing from modern launches.
And funding detaila
What is the purpose of your engine
Looking at commercializing it for a number of space applications, including upper stage propulsion, in-space maneuvering for larger satellites and structures, lunar landers, etc.
@@AstromotiveSpace tell me about your company
I need more information
@@AstromotiveSpace wouldn't you want to use hypergolics in those cases then.
@@ultima8250 not necessarily. Methalox outperforms hypergolics, and from the perspective of a startup, hypergolic engines are very expensive, difficult and dangerous to develop.
Something tells me this thing knows no boundaries!
Darth Vader takes it seriously, he does the countdown himself
What propellants does this engine use? Very cool by the way!
Methalox... I think l, Mabye?
Plot twist: This is an actual TIE engine that this guy stole from Vader.
Nobody:
Will it fit in my Honda?
Hold my beer
Am I a joke to you?
Asking for a friend
Everybody gangsta
End this man’s whole career
He protecc, he attacc …
Sexual/genitalia innuendo/big balls
Scatological/flatulence /potty joke
Question of quantity answered yes
Plot twist
Left/entered the chat
Gaming reference
Dislikes are from
I’m a simple man
Not gonna lie
No one gonna talk about
Last time I was this early
First
Legend has it
That’ll buff right out
Fun fact
(X) be like
(X) intensifies
(X) wants to know your location
Ha ha (X) go brrrrr
POV: (X)
(X):
Also (X):
Imagine (X)
Her: I'm home alone
It’s complicated
YT algorithm counting down years
Who’s watching in current year?
You Tube recommendations
It’s free real estate
So you've chosen death?
Understandable, have a great day
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If that isn’t the coolest countdown I’ve ever heard…
From what other people were saying, this is a pretty badass engine for being extremely powerful despite being tiny. It's a cute little engine but it has a lot of muscle. xD
This is a full flow engine?
Prolly not, looks pressure fed
I was expecting to hear the whirring sounds of a tie fighter whizzing by, but instead all I got was the sounds of a runway at an airport!
God damned twin ion engine fighters. Scourge of the galaxy. Louder than a Stuka dive bomber siren.
The voice for the countdown was kinda spooky tho
Yeah if a TIE fighter sounds like a fart escaping from a balloon.
Wish my neighbors were this cool.
Something I learned today TIE fighter sound like rocket engines. A spaceship sounds like a spaceship
Cool project! Love to see these homemade liquids.
Every couple days there’s a blue flash and you come outside covered in soot ✋😂
That's one badass hurricane-proof lighter
He is making a tie fighter
That TIE fighter needs to go into the shop for a tune up.
Love this. What an awesome sound. Amazing how fast the frost accumulates back onto the nozzle after the engine shuts down.
The guys voice who was counting down was the best part of that whole thing
now i know how to build one, thx!
damn my man do be making real tie fighter💀
This is actually pretty cool and gives me ideas on how to keep my home more secure.. imagine trying to break into somebody's housea couple of these bad boys blast your face off.
A) guns are easier
B) it is illegal to make booby traps to protect your home
or C) get your light saber out
@@kls2020 I guess you're right but. What about some really thorny cactuses maybe underneath every window
Sounds like me after taco bell 😂😂
That's scary energy being produced.
Bravo
It's interesting, at first it sounds like the sort of "grinding" noise you hear from inside the TIE cockpit, and then it becomes the "full" sound you hear from outside.
Nice.... I did a project like this a few years back...before youtube.. used No2 and LP... with a Co2 pressure system.. was able to control flow longer...as lp is liquid around 180psi and No2 is about 1000 psi...pressured with cos at 1800psi... used flow nozzles to adjust mixture... one down side was the risk of high pressures... but other wise had control burns for as long as 85 secs...
Back when I used to fly my tie, I could hit 2 galaxies in a sunbird.
Preparing for the sound that the next gen of air fighters will make
The f104 did it in the 60s
0:14 *imperial march starts*
I love how at 0:15 it ACTUALLY sounds a little bit like a tie fighter. there are alot of videos that have an iconic sound effect as clickbait, then you watch it, and it sounds absolutely nothing like the sound effect.
Nothing can beat Adam Driver scream.
And that, folks, is how they made Tie Fighters for Star Wars😊
Rocket turns off:
"Don't get cocky!"
even the voice sounds like something coming out of starwars.
Like a Tie fighter farting, maybe.
I want one on the back of my car so it can be heard when I open it up on the highway. Lol😂.
Wow! 😁👌That little engine has Big dreams.🏁
Your neighbors: “that boy ain’t right”
Well, engineers, you now know what to do.
80% thriller 20% action
Legit gave me goosebumps love the power baby!!!