Hearted Youtube comments on Real Engineering (@RealEngineering) channel.

  1. Imperial and metric have something in common: They're both incompatible with imperial
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  2. I really enjoyed the documentary. I retired from Helion in July of 2021, now I can show my family what I did for a living. I worked on FRC plasma machines for 35 years altogether. It’s good to see all the hard work come to fruition at Helion. My one disappointment with the footage is you didn’t show much of the puff fill system. That was my big contribution. I imagine I’m the only one that would get a thrill from a bunch of valves and stainless steel tubing.
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  3. Props to your animator/animation team, it‘s insane to see how the channel developed over time
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  4. 150 million * 592 is a bit more than 8.9 billion $
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  5. Fun fact: When street lamps were introduced, people opposed them because they thought they would cause madness. How times have('nt) changed.
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  6. This man's making whole documentaries at this point. Fantastic work.
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  7. Debris Shield: I've become the very thing I swore to destroy
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  8. Literally like every aerospace engineer at my college watches this channel religiously. Nothing is gonna get done today except watching this video lol.
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  9. I wish my life was designed with some static stability.
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  10. Fun fact: The X-29 didn't just have 3 redundant flight computers, they were also each programmed by a different team so they would have different software bugs. The idea is, at any given moment, at least 2 of the 3 computers would agree on how to adjust the control surfaces, and the disagreeing computer would be voted-down until the next set of attitude measurements came in from the sensors. This is standard practice in military avionics nowadays.
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  11. Watching your first videos on aircraft literally altered my career plans, I'm now 7 months away from graduating an aerospace engineer. You are having a big impact on many future engineers. Please keep doing more aircraft videos, they are absolutely amazing!
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  12. Can't wait for the part where he explains how the Gameboy's blunt nose cone design holds up to mach 25 reentry.
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  13. Mustard yesterday, Real Engineering today… the holiday season has started early
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  14. Kudos to your graphics team. They almost look like real footage
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  15. "a hole barely wide enough to squeeze your head into" cave divers: it's free real estate.
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  16. Oh wow. I love this new format! Great to see you on camera. The quality of this documentary reminds me of the Discovery channel when I was a kid... way back before it got overtaken by reality shows.
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  17. I did my PhD in the field of MRI. I wish I had this video back then. Great visualizations without oversimplifying things.
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  18. I've been trying to understand this for YEARS. YEARS!! This is the first time I actually get it. I knew about the FFT, but projecting lines and how they manage that finally makes sense. Incredible explanation.
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  19. Total blast having you visit! Great video!!
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  20. >>>for those of us living in the civilized world
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  21. Nice job explaining the thermoacoustics! I'll have to look more into the design used here for the next thermoacoustic project I take on.
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  22. This is how Real Engineering assert dominance over the people of his comments section
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  23. There is something almost magic about high-speed trains. You enter in one city, the train flies through the landscape at 300km/h yet it's completely quiet in the cabin, and suddenly you are in a different city.
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  24. The Truth about Pumping Out High Quality Videos
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  25. if(goingToCrashIntoEachOther) { dont(); }
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  26. That burning map animation was 🔥
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  27. The 3D art in this episode is absolutely epic!
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  28. I like to think about the fact that blacksmiths of old knew some of this information without understanding they WHY behind it. Imagine if this video had been somehow magically dropped into the Roman Empire. How would the world be different? Also, the way Alec swings the sledgehammer against the test pieces reminds me of how Link swings the hammer in Zelda, Breath Of The Wild.
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  29. This is the kind of innovation that gets my heart pumping. This is absolutely incredible.
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  30. Thanks for visiting, Brian. As always, we appreciate your ability to breakdown complex engineering topics - including direct energy recovery from fusion!
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  31. Putting "super easy, barely an inconvenience" into script is tight
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  32. 40 minute Real Engineering video, this one's going to be good
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  33. What's a decimal place? -A Civil Engineer
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  34. As a machinist myself I can concur that Titanium is an obsolute swine to machine! As stated the depths of cuts required because of titaniums elastic properties is just plain scary to a newcomer. And the tooling does indeed blunt incredibly quickly no matter how much coolant you drown the part in. Top marks on your research!
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  35. Idk man this might be the best video you’ve ever made.
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  36. Material science major here. This guy lectures way better than any of my professors every.
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  37. lucky bastard
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  38. Smoothest face reveal in YouTube history
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  39. We're sorry but you have reached your limit for equations used. Please try again later.
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  40. Bro, this is not a video, is a INCREDIBLE documentary... Thx a lot.
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  41. I love how you actually go to the physical places you're talking about rather than reading off a Wikipedia article
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  42. I love that you dont push for that 10min mark
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  43. How about those graphics! Very cool video, as always. Thanks for not using the photo of me lifting weights.
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  44. As a math major, I must say I am greatly offended by this video But it's true plz send help
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  45. Seatbelts saved the lives of me and my wife. We got rear ended by a speeding truck on a curve, with a steep drop on the outside. Car slammed into the barrier and crumpled, windshield was gone, and if we hadn't had our seatbelts on, we would have been thrown out that missing front window, over the edge, and we would have fallen to our deaths. Seatbelts saved us. Unfortunately the man who hit us was intoxicated, and had forgotten his. Still feel a bit queasy thinking about seeing that fella's body all tangled up in the now crushed rear end of my car. He wasn't dead yet, but he sure as hell wasn't alive either, if that makes any sense. It was horrifying, and we couldn't do anything for him, nor could the EMT's. Watched him stop breathing while passers by stopped to render aid. He had two kids apparently. Wear your dang seatbelts, folks.
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  46. Real Engineering shifted tone to Surreal Engineering
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  47. You never disappoint me. This was a glorious video! Thank you.
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  48. Getting some real "SR1-Normandy" vibes from this aircraft.
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  49. Everyone would be well-advised to start designing with sufficient awareness of the requirements and prior art. Thanks for spreading the word!
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  50. Just so you know, since you published this I have gotten 6 emails from people requesting I look into carbon capture.
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