It's summer holiday, no?

@@nathanieliheanacho2666 true

@@nathanieliheanacho2666 Other countries exist, no?

@@prawnydagrate yes

Same

Same here ^^ Doesn't look so bad, at least worth explaining why it doesn't work.

@@yyyy-uv3po the black king could approach the B pawn while the rook could make waiting moves behind the A pawn. If the white king stops protecting the B pawn, the black king could capture it. If the white king promotes the A pawn while protecting the B pawn, black could sacrifice the rook for the piece and if white recaptures, the black king could capture the B pawn. If the white king tries to sidestep the B pawn and push it, the black rook could capture the unprotected A pawn and pin the B pawn to the king. All of these options could lead to a draw or a loss for white.

@@Crowsinger Thank you, kind Sir.

@@yyyy-uv3po you're welcome. 😊

Earth's escape velocity is assuming you don't put any more energy into the car after it leaves the ground. But if a car somehow manages to maintain their 60 mph speed, then it can escape earth's gravity. Not to mention that 60 miles is definitely not far enough to consider the car to be far enough from earth to be considered to have escaped its gravity.

@@danielyuan9862 I think you forgot to take gravity into account.

The escape velocity is a concept that assumes that the object is not propelled.

@@reubenmanzo2054 I mean it could reach space, it just couldn't stay in space.

@@nwoDekaTsyawlA Being propelled just means you undergo acceleration. And if you can't accelerate above a velocity of 7 miles per second, for one reason or another, you won't leave orbit. Gravity will catch up.

I hope not please stick to chess Nelson

The cigarette lighter was invented before the match.

It's not useless. If you become a rocket scientist it's gonna be important for you to know that outer space is at most 60 miles from the surface

​@@chessguy047lmaoo

@@prawnydagrate but its not related to the video man

Q vs R is NOT the easy win everyone claims. In fact, as far back as 1984, Cray Blitz challenged then 6 Time U.S. Open Champion Walter Browne to a Q vs R endgame (Browne had the Q). After 50 moves, Browne had to take the draw by the 50 move rule. About two weeks later, he was given a rematch. This time, he won on move 50. This was in Chess Life magazine, the USCF official magazine.

after b5,c5,a7. black plays b1 check, if white king to a6, black king to c5. white is now forced to either promote on a8 causing a draw after rook takes queen. or white advances king to b7, where black can simply play rook to a1 and keep playing rook to a1 and a2 until white promotes causing a draw

That also fails to exceed Earth's escape velocity, which is 7 miles per second.

It'll need a couple floating gas stations. Fill 'er up?

@@SpaceCadet4Jesus Yes, the transportion of sufficient fuel is another problem.

​@@reubenmanzo2054you don't have to reach earth's escape velocity to reach space

@@danielyuan9862 Yes, you do. Because you need to outrun (for want of a better word) gravity.

It is generally accepted that outer space begins at 62miles, calling it the Karman Line. The Kármán line is based on the physical reality that it roughly marks the altitude where traditional aircraft can no longer effectively fly. Anything traveling above the Kármán line needs a propulsion system that doesn’t rely on lift generated by Earth’s atmosphere when the air is simply too thin that high up.

@@SpaceCadet4Jesus interesting definition of "outer space"

@@Beleidigen-ist-Pflicht of course that is still inside the varying exosphere, but further enough that it requires a different propulsion system so the decision is made somewhere. If you are looking for space without Nitrogen/oxygen molecules, then outside the variable exosphere is your place, as you said.

@@SpaceCadet4Jesus sometimes it truly depends on þe perspective

I like how you’re trying to bring back þorn as a letter

It's typically assumed that it's white to move unless otherwise stated/or the board is flipped

a8Q.

@@mrdraw2087 thanks, it's was the only missing piece for me in this puzzle

nvm the game ends in like 4 moves

It's not actually tricky. It's just plain hard.

@@danielyuan9862 "Hard to remember the trick..." I think too

@@danielyuan9862 Tricky and hard mean about the same thing here. Just different ways of saying you have a hell of a job on.

If you did that, white would respond with: P-b7 and there is a queen. I don’t think you have solved this.

Exactly.

He literally says it after just 8 seconds.

It leads to stalemate. It is a much better move than the other pawn though.

@@Roxxigaro nvm, it lead to checkmate

On average, it’s about 2,000 steps in a mile. Though I guess it could be 1,000 if you take really long strides and are very tall.

​@justinc0336 the word mile derived from the Latin Mille- 1000. Caesars troops, even tho the romans were short, were rumored to take 1000 steps (mille passuum) to cover a distance, which distance was then called a mile.

@@user-hu8mf8su8e I did not know that. Though I looked it up for my own curiosity and it was actually 1,000 double paces, or two steps. So it would still be considered roughly 2,000 steps by today’s standards.

Find a fork.

If your opponents not an idiot your only chance is time.

space is 60 miles above sea level, if a car travels UPWARD for 60 miles an hour, it will reach space in an hour

Your comment does not make any sense

He meanings Ka2 moves 3:10

​@@sebastiaanpeekstok4577The comment technically makes sense. The answer is just literally no. The move is not legal lmao

@@danielyuan9862 yeah lol

It'll be shorter, because trains are faster than cars 😎

Is it faster to the moon, or by bus?

Depends on the schedule.

Aww man

So we back in the mine

@@jewelsofjuly7377got out pickaxt swinging from

Same.

The video literally says "white wins!"

Because the video is unfortunately not tailored to you. Are you seriously not okay with Nelson saying a fact for 10 seconds?

@@danielyuan9862 its irrelevant, it makes no sense why he says it. He just say it and carry on like nothing happened.Makes me question his sanity and ruins the video for me, i open the video with a good mood and then i immediately close it.

@@xristosspiropoulos6331 your the same guy to get mad at sponsors because its not related to the video

@@cyberman6918 thats different, that has a purpose

@@xristosspiropoulos6331 the facts do have a purpose, they are meant to be informative, and he added them there for a reason, I guess the viewers just wanted it so he delivered, which means more views, happier community, more money