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Heh

They always try to push that bullshit to us rockets skin must be made of titanium, aluminium, would melt

@@elcabezon5487 Titanium is heavier, way more expensive and way harder to work with. Most rocket bodies do indeed use aluminum, although it is often alloyed with other metals such as Lithium as with the Falcon 9.

@@samovarmaker9673 titanium is a joke. We even use it in cosmetics as titanium dioxide

@@meghanachauhan9380 Titanium dioxide is a powder. Titanium metal is different.

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I'm in awe at the fact that someone built those machines😂

I'm in awe at the fact that someone could conceive the schematics for those machines 😂

You should see the ingot. The one I work at sometimes actually make the ingot using a water cooled shaper. And it goes 55 feet into the ground. It's a sight when they pull it out with a crane just holding it from the end. The ingots are molten inside for days.

it`s true

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It's hilarious 😂

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Shane Castillo en dan

I have to tell you that's the funniest thing I've read all week.

Do you have any idea how funny this is?

@Billy Grahammer A lot of space.

@15guinea ?

@@godschild5587 lol ok Boomer

It's pronounced Nucular

Me ! AN ABSOLUTE !! PILE !! OF !! ..............!!!!!

The Brits' pronunciation is the correct one

First learn how to spell Mr.itellectual

@@josephlalock8378 Correct, like in Shakespeare's king Lar. This particular mispronunciation drives me nuts, BTW. Especially when I hear New-Que-Lar engineers say it.

What's the name of the company. I'm into the business and I'll love to export bailed UBS to them

The entire episode is filled to the brim with drama and music actually

DA SE NE PROIZVODE LIMENKE I PLASTIKA NEBI BILO TOLIKO.SMEČA

Yeah

That the metric system. In USA we use football fields as comparisons for measuring

And Olympic sized swimming pool

@@SgtJoeSmith Which will be 110 yards by 65 right? Or 150 yards including end zones? Just kidding, I'm Canadian. 😜

@@Dr_Do-Little Canadian? I'm surprised you know what football is. I thought curling was your only sport. Lol

@@bobmizen1 DUDE!!! I was going to mention how Grant Imahara used "olympic sized swimming ppols" as a measure of DISTANCE on pumpkin chuckin'!! ( I now use it as a measure of intelligences, " I am olympic sized swimming pools smarter than anybody who works in the mcdonalds"!

Oh yeah I remember when five of us would pitch in a toonie each and we'd have enough gas to get to Wonderland and back. At 70 cents a litre, I got almost half a tank in my 87 Escort.

Michigan’s bottle return is 10 cents per bottle it’s ridiculous but everybody recycles them because of that price.

Ingots is just a term used for a bar of smelted metal.

No it's not

Yes it is.

@@touxiong519 How big can something be and still be a bar? And not a slab?

@@NieroshaiTheSable the biggest ingot is 300 tonnes , so they don't care as long as it's a pure metal in an oblong shape

I also paused the video at this point, but I was more trying to figure out what caused it to vaporize, they're not in the foundry yet. It's like a sentence or two just got cut from the script and no one noticed

*saves this clip for TF2 pyro gameplay*

Samee hahahaha😂😂

Now you're talking!

The cccclllllaaaaawwww

U mean 2?

I saw monster's inc

they were bought out by a billionaire with his own agenda

yeah ikr!

I’m on my night shift sitting in my pulpit running my tandem cold mill at jupiter wondering the same.

Im inseminating cattle right now. Best to turn phone off!

Yea thats crazy how that works.... I told a joke about how to get a 🐕 to quit humping you leg at work the other day and that night win I got on KZfaq their was videos that poped up that went with the answer

So neat eh

@@axolotl8316 yup

I agree. How about the engineers who invent these machines and then build them? Pretty smart!

I would like to make a stone henge in my backyard out of those huge ingots.

Oh wow. Just had my car recycled and waited it to be a spoon. My cans? A Transformer.

And you're proud of that?

@@altheeathoone yes

sure, as well as at least one airliner, maybe an aluminum bass boat or two....gotta do your share right?

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Hah

Yep. Elon fake.

Your coke can was part of Elon's Tesla

Technically it was never yours bye Felicia

Underrated comment!

10 in Oregon

10 cents here in Michigan.

nickel back for pop and dime back for beer in british columbia

In Texas u get crap per can

Yep, 33 cans to get a lousy 50-cents.

@@weakmill103 as a equipment mechanic for a metal recycling facility the JD loader has AC with filtered air in a closed cab. He is fine behind that nice long scraper. The other guys they are hit as fuck.

@@brandonbrown3600 hot

I was gonna say so lol.

Nothing But Pussies In This Comment

​@@weakmill103 I bet you´re fun at partiesrties, sure ur right but this comment was funny

The rest of the world calls it Aluminium

What does it matter if you pronounce it differently?

I call it Alumium

I call it anusium

I call it annurism

The Alcoa can machine?

Used to do that with glass bottles. Walk along the beach in the evening pick up the bottles and take them back. Belgium still does it. The deposit on the bottle is more expensive than the beer. :-)

There are stores up here in Massachusetts that u take ur aluminum cans and plastic and glass bottles to to recycle them. You get a piece of paper that gives you money back for recycling ur bottles and cans.

I still do that now! I scrap all metal that I can find. Copper is the most valuable common metal but it's rare when going scrapping on the streets(well insulated wire is common but doesn't have a lot, not worth stripping). Aluminum though is very common. Entire ditches will be full with cans

How much is aluminum worth at the scrap yard? Is it actually worth more than a nickel per can?

It’s not profitable to pay for cooling in a furnace factory, even if it improves quality of life greatly

Trust me you wouldn't want to be where your can is, it's freezing up there. And Mars would be lonely.

Space is fake

@@biggestd7117 bruh sound effect #2

A HS Someday by a $2 ticket and I hope you win 20000 or more I bless you for being honest

A HS because when I was 12 years old I used to cut wood and sell it to markets for them to burn for heat and this is here in the USA I used to clean snow I started working at 10 years old I came from a family of 12 we had a farm and things were tough every $2 I used to earn I used to always buy Grain for the animals I miss them days if I can do it all over again I would

@@carlp5348 i appreciate sharing your thoughts to me. its good to know that even though life seem to be very hard on us, we managed to overcome it and always focus on the brighter side of the day. God bless you.

If it's okay to ask why were you poor?

@@Cacowninja sure. my mom is a housewife and only finished highschool. my dad is a college graduate. used to have a good paying corporate job as an HR. but his colleague, whom he helped getting in a job in his company, betrayed him by forging his signature on a certain company document. he was fired and my dad never went back to this industry. he later get freelance job and landed on construction industry as a mason. his salary wasn't enough and there are times that it will take 2 or 3 months before he had another project to work with. luckily, our government offers free education from elementary to high school. i went in to a state university but failed to graduate after second year because my parents can't give me allowances regularly and the university was like 60 miles away from home and I can't even afford dormitory rent and goes home and school back and forth. its quite funny that 95% of the tuition fee was provided by the government and I can't even manage to finish college. anyway, i still managed to get a corporate job where I am being paid equally to those who have graduated college. I have skills enough for the employer to trust me and keep me working in their top 200 Fortune company.

Michael Boyd: I don't recall ever seeing a rebate notice that included IOWA on any can, and certainly not in 1977

Thanks... I used to collect beer cans on the side of the road in Bettendorf and Davenport made good money in the mid 80z.

Alumium it is

My old coca cola is in space

I so proud of it

wanna sprite cranberry?

some fat bitches diet cokes made it up there

It's probably just another can because there is no space.

And we are going to run out of paint and lacquer... They can't be recycled

BETTER ! WEAR !! AN ! OXYGEN !! MASK !! AND ! SNORKEL !!

Thank you for your service. We do however export cans as well as import cans. We also export ingot/import ingot and virtually every type of aluminum alloy. We're not as big exporters as importers, but it does happen. I work at a recycling facility.

capitalism tends to overproduce while socialism does the opposite, two kinds of evils

@Mr Shikigami No Batman, Bruce Wayne's alter ego.

None - its much easier to transport one big ingot than many small cans. and since Germany has a more central position in europe the cans wont have to travel too far.

@@kfftfuftur Then listen well. The large block is transported 900kilometer to germany. There it is flattened and rolled up. Then the large reel is transported back to england. Not the small canns, but the large reel. So, yeah, two times 900 kilometer transport of a heavy block. It's silly.

Brexit will sort that out. All three factories will end up in Germany...

@@gavanwhatever8196 Until Putin turns off their gas.

Was wondering the same thing. Just get a roller next to where they make the ingots. Such a waste of time otherwise.

NUCLEAR ! REACTOR !??

Be careful. There is a dark side.

Taco Stacks but you never pick up aluminum can.....

Taco Stacks love your channel!

Taco Stacks i swear i see your channel on like 8 completely different channels (herculys candy, discovery channel,ERB etc)

Taco

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"Technically" even new cans aren't pure aluminum. They're an aluminum/magnesium alloy, with the top having a higher percentage of magnesium in the alloy.

If that's true, you would expect the alloy to increase in magnesium content each time the can is recycled. Unless they add virgin aluminum.

@@jayadinash9102 the top is less than the body :v

@@jayadinash9102 That isn't the case because magnesium is more reactive than aluminum. More is lost to slag than aluminum

Reaper lol I know what ur talking about

Brennan Cattermole it’s still pretty hot

It's deadly metal

Such a trooper. Give that man an OBE.

The operator is one of the few people who would touch it with a 10 ft. pole

randomvideowatcher so he’s the grinch song

Now they are the whole body on the newer F-150

I drink a Boeing 737 fuselage yearly.

They use pabst blue ribbon cans to make Ford's that's why they're crap

@@jamescarter5417 cans are cans dumbas

@@darrelr8340 you Must drive a ford