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5:40 I love how ashford is doing this cheesy power-move thing where he gradually gets closer to her in hopes of forcing her to back up and she just plants herself where she is and does not give up a single inch
Maybe, but if so, I think he was more gratified than if she had yielded
Melba and the other repair techs were on the Seung Un, a UN Ship.
From the wiki: "The episode title "Delta-V" is also a term used in spaceflight mechanics to describe to describe the the acceleration characteristics of spacecraft and literally means "Change in Velocity". It is likely an allusion to Manéo's death due to his sudden deceleration"
Lol... looks like someone needs to proofread that wiki entry, and also put in a better definition of what Δv is.
"Delta" means change, or the difference between two measurements of some aspect of a physical system, said measurements being taken at different times.
"V" is just short for velocity.
Delta-V is just how much the velocity of an object is changing at any particular instant.
Easy to miss, but the intro showed that probes had been transiting through the Ring before Maneo made his attempt.
The pirate Klaes Ashford is being played by highly acclaimed actor David Strathairn.
Strathairn is so good
@@y00t00b3r I have trouble seeing him in other movies and NOT seeing Ashford. Perfect casting, great character interactions, an perfect adaptation from the book!
The previous episode might be my favourite overall, but this story arc is what made Season 3 my favourite of the show. The Expanse grew in scale a million-fold with this arc. We knew the Protomolecule was this alien... thing that could break the laws of physics and do some crazy things, but now we really get to see what it's capable of.
"Delta V" is scientific notation normally written using the Greek letter that resembles a triangle and is called "delta". It means "change in velocity", which is what Maneo experienced when he crossed through The Ring boundary. The human body has a rather low limit when it comes to tolerating a change in velocity. We are basically mostly jelly packed within a thin layer of skin. Note that Maneo's ship was not stopped by The Ring. It continues to move forward, but at a much lower speed. But Maneo was travelling at a very, very high speed as he approaced The Ring, and instantly dropping to a tiny fraction of that speed caused his body to be blown apart by the deceleration force.
It tickles my fancy to hear that the Belters covered the '70's hit by Deep Purple, "Highway Star", with updated lyrics.
Nice recovery from the shock of seeing Miller again. He is obviously dead in the normal sense of how we perceive death, but we've already seen the protomolecule save the consciousness of Julie, and it is not a huge leap to conclude it did the same thing with the contents of MIller's mind, allowing it to produce an image that looks, talks, and acts exactly like Joe Miller. In earlier episodes a lot of attention was drawn to Miller's hat. That was foreshadowing, and not just useless filler. Holden never saw Miller wearing that hat. Miller left it on Ceres before boarding the commercial liner to Eros. The payoff now is that the hat shows us that this version of Miller is not some figment of Holden's imagination. Its origins lie elsewhere, as you immediately surmised.
Also, "All By Myself" by Eric Carmen.
Verging on spoiler-ish there. Please don't extinguish the mysteries prematurely
@@MattNolanCustom Ordinarily I would agree, but seeing she is already on at least 6x3, I don't think it is an issue, lol.
@@PsychoMuffinSDMwell let's hope that there aren't any new to the show viewers keeping pace with Imon on TH-cam
@@MattNolanCustom It's mostly just repeating back to her what she said in her reaction. Sure I've read comments by people who thought Maneo's ship ran into a wall of some sort and stopped completely, So I guess you could argue correcting that impression is a spoiler to those viewers who didn't watch closely enough. Imon immediaely realized Miller was a construct of the protomolecule. We commenters like poking fun at reactors who jump to wrong conclusions. I was impressed by Imon so quickly jumping to the right one and thought she needed some praise for doing so. Once again, I suppose some viewers might not have made that logical leap, and posting about the painfully obvious could arguably be deemed a "spoiler".
I've never looked at the spoiler issue as involving other viewers who aren't really catchng on to the details. I'll have to mull that idea over a bit. I've always felt it is the reactor who whould not see spoilers.
they introduced some new characters but they all have important parts to play. Youll hate then love them. Enjoy this part of the show
Even though the Belters are more like the early seafaring sailors and pirates, the show always made me think of them as the old west cowboys and their lawlessness and killing in this show.
From the books....
"There was a man once, and his name was Miller. And he found things, but he doesn’t anymore. He saved people if he could. He avenged them if he couldn’t. He sacrificed when he had to. He found the things that were missing. He knew who’d done it, and he did the obvious things because they were obvious. The investigator had grown through his bones, repopulated his eyes with new and unfamiliar life, taken his shape."
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"It builds the investigator, and the investigator looks, but does not know. It kills the investigator. It builds the investigator, and the investigator looks, but does not know. It kills the investigator. It builds the investigator, and the investigator looks but does not know, and it does not kill the investigator. It is not aware of a change, that a pattern has broken. The investigator is aware, and it wonders, and because it wonders it looks, and because it looks, the investigator exceeds its boundary conditions, and it kills the investigator.
It builds the investigator.
Something knows.
The investigator hesitates. A pattern has broken, and it isn’t aware that a pattern has broken, but a part of it is. A part of it grasps at the change and tries to tell the investigator. And the investigator stops. Its thoughts are careful as a man walking in a minefield. The investigator hesitates, knows a pattern has been broken. Breaks it a little more. The dead place becomes better defined. It reaches out, and it does not kill the investigator. The investigator exceeds its boundary conditions, and it does not kill the investigator. The investigator considers the dead space, the structure, the reaching out, the reaching out, the reaching out. The investigator licks his lips, he doesn’t have a mouth. He adjusts his hat, he doesn’t have a hat. He wishes in a distant way that he had a beer, he has no body and no passion. He turns his attention to the dead space, to the world, to how you solve unsolvable problems. How you find things that aren’t there. What happens when you do."
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"It reaches out, it reaches out, it reaches out, it reaches out- One hundred and thirteen times a second, nothing answers and it reaches out. It is not conscious, though parts of it are. There are structures within it that were once separate organisms; aboriginal, evolved, and complex. It is designed to improvise, to use what is there and then move on. Good enough is good enough, and so the artifacts are ignored or adapted. The conscious parts try to make sense of the reaching out. Try to interpret it."
I made a short audio clip of *"It reaches out, it reaches out, it reaches out, it reaches out. One hundred and thirteen times a second, nothing answers, and it reaches out."* from the audiobook, ran it through some effects to give it an artificial mechanical sound, and made it my ringtone. It freaks people out when my phone rings and this voice is going "It reaches out...." but it gives me a great opportunity to tell them about The Expanse.
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Acceleration is the derivative of velocity with respect to time. The most common version of this you see on Earth is gravity - 9.81 metres per second per second. If you fall you start at 0m/s and a second later you're at 9.81m/s and a second later 19.62m/s, etc. Usually velocity is represented as "v" and delta is a mathematical way of saying change. Also in mathematics, velocity and acceleration are vectors which can be positive or negative. In layman's terms acceleration and deceleration are different words but in math they're still just delta v - one positive and one negative.
All of which is to say that Manéo Jung-Espinoza experienced a massive negative delta v - and while his ship survived it, he did not. This contrasts with Solomon Epstein who experienced sustained high positive delta v and also didn't survive it. The magnitude was lower so he died slower, but nonetheless the human body has delta v limits and space flight challenges them.
Apologies for pedantry, but the delta-v experienced by Maneo and Epstein probably weren't that hugely different. You were on the right track at the beginning when you said acceleration and deceleration are effectively delta-v divided by time. The time was very short in Maneo's case.
@@MattNolanCustom no. Maneo's deceleration was nearly instantaneous. So, it was so high it would be hard to calculate. 2,000 G? Epstein's acceleration was at about 10G and increasing steadily as his reaction mass was used up.
@@y00t00b3racceleration is not delta-V. Delta-v is just change in velocity. There is no limit (outside of the constraints of Relativity) to how much delta-v a human body can take. The limit is in rate of change of velocity, which *is* the definition of acceleration, i.e. how quickly that delta-v occurred
We have a ring near Uranus. In other news don’t enter the ring fast. It will make you explode
Goodbye liquified Belter, hello Miller!
Enjoyed the Belter renditions of some classic tunes.
Good episode love the video imon Nation stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
Regarding 'Delta-V', or sometimes written as Δv, that no one else here has mentioned is its typical meaning is with rockets and orbital mechanics. It is a way of describing how far a rocket can travel, sort of. Since simply saying 'miles' or 'kilometers' is kinda meaningless when a spacecraft can coast an arbitrary distance, Δv is about measuring how much a rocket can change it's orbit to get to another planet (or other celestial body). It's not cut-and-dry, as there are other factors that can influence the Δv needed between two locations in the solar system. It's just this term had a more unexpected meaning as seen with Manéo.
"delta V" means a change in velocity, i.e. an acceleration. The racer suffered a massive negative acceleration, i.e. a huge delta V.
@@TheDanEdwards Hmmm... first, it seems you didn't understand the point of my comment. Second, the "huge delta V" was not at all the issue for Manéo. I'd say it is probably fair to say all of our astronauts have undergone way more Δv than depicted by the show for Manéo. Low Earth orbit already needs a Δv of 9400 m/s. The moon is another 3200 m/s of Δv more. Then orbit is 680 m/s of Δv, and landing is 1730 m/s. In all, a lunar landing undergoes 15,000 m/s, about 44 times the speed of sound. Now, sure, it's not all at once, which is why the acceleration is way way way more important.
@@PsychoMuffinSDM FWIW, I concur with TheDan 100%. It's simply scientific notation for change in velocity. Maneo had been under acceleration for weeks and was travelling hundreds of times faster than any present-day astronaut has ever travelled. Then he, in an instant, experienced stupendous deceleration, courtesy of The Ring. While a vessel in orbit must accelerate to achieve a higher orbit, and while if you know the mass of the vessel and the amount of Gs created by the planet being orbited, it is a simple math problem to determine the increase in speed it will take to achieve the desired new orbit. But that is hardly the only set of circumstances where a change in velocity will be required, and the concept is far broader than you are positing. Nobody understands your point due to your thinking on this subject being a bit muddled.
@@Yesquire0First, when saying "The racer suffered a massive negative acceleration, i.e. a huge delta V" the "huge delta V" part is irrelevant. I can have a Δv of just 20mph, pretty small considering many people undergo 60 or 80mph most days. But if that 20mph is over 0.1 seconds, that's already 10g's. Over 0.01s, that's 100g's. Low Δv, yet high acceleration.
I'll grant that speeds can get a bit muddied when looking at relative reference frames, and how speeds change at different orbital heights, but it seems both of you are missing my point of how much more interesting Δv is in terms of rocketry. It's not 'just' change in velocity, but it is a budget. You can literally ask, how far can your rocket go? and you can say it has 10 km/s, and with that, you can figure out what planets it can get to. The episode title has a double meaning, one is the rote change in velocity, that everyone else mentions, but the other, the one I first thought it meant, is the way Δv is used to measure distances, in terms about what rockets really care about. Rocketry is so interesting. It's a system in which distances can be measured in m/s (or km/s), where you can have the Δv of getting into orbit is bigger than it is going from orbit to Mars, lol. And it gets more interesting with things like fuel efficiency, where we are used to looking at cars as mpg or L/km, but with rockets, it is measured in seconds, another bizarre unit to measure that!
However, if we really want to get pedantic as to what killed Manéo, it definitely wasn't Δv (m/s), it could be argued it was acceleration (m/s/s), but perhaps it was even the jerk, (m/s^3) (or a combination of the two), as one can argue that Epstein had both a lower acceleration and lower jerk, while Manéo had both high acceleration and a high jerk.
@@PsychoMuffinSDM The problem I have with your analysis is that acceleration is always measured over time, so it makes no sense to me to read your hypothetical that asks me to assume the same amount of "acceleration", but changes the amount of time within which an acceleration or deceleration occurs. Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity over a set period of time. You need to have both velocity and time to calculate acceleration. You can't alter the time component without at the same time changing the amount of acceleration. When I say there was a huge deceleration, my statement assumes either a huge negatve change in velocity or a short amount of time, or maybe both.
Delta V cannot be calculated without having starting values expressed in time and distance, then comparing those starting values with the end values, once again measured in time and distance. The end product of subtracting one figure from the other will have to be expressed as "distance per time unit".
You hypothetically state that a car is travelling at twenty miles per hour, then point out that if that car is travelling at twenty miles per second, that will have a different outcome. Of course it will! You just diminished the time unit in the equation from hours to seconds, so in measuring the change in velocity, the Delta V is going to much higher, as will the resulting damage to the occupant.
Not brother, beratna, which means more like comrade or fellow belter
"beratna" does also just mean "brother" in a literal familial sense. I think that's the intent in this case, that her new guy is Maneo's actual brother.
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Another amazing playthrough and your hair is so stunningly beautiful Imon ❤❤😁😁.
So beautiful and lovely Hun!! I always appreciate your reactions. 😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is a great story coming ahead here in the 2nd half of season 3, but i will say my least favorite bit is Melba. After having read the books after watching the show, the book offers such better internal thoughts of hers so she can be understood. You'll learn more about her in the show of course, but something thats not fully clear from watching season 3 is that her strength thing is an endocrine body mod that she can activate from the top palette of her mouth for a short burst of increased strength.
On the other hand, one of the great aspects of the show is not knowing, and having fun speculating...
Imon whats up with all these creepy men in ur comment section lol