Para Bolas Spanish “For Balls”.

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Its irrelevant that it's a parabola

Lol but it is not a parabola

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Gauss would be mad

XD

It has to be elliptic bc that's the free fall trajectory. It's just that you need to start and end with a steep path for the plane to be able to take off, reach a safe altitude and land without killing everyone on board.

The middle part is the parabolic curve

So many people say nauseous when they mean nauseated that the dictionary changed to help them out.

English is not my first language so please keep your comments for yourself next time.

@@TurinTuramberthat's how languages work

@@cristianpallares7565 Moreover that's how dictionaries work, by capturing the trending vocabulary of the language. Therefore grammar and spelling is never "wrong" only it's just not popular enough at that time.

@@martincarles1054 Relaja mi amigo, sin ánimo de ofender.

I mean yea, it's a special plane for a special reason of course it's gonna be expensive lol

​@@abdulrahmanabusharbain7507 imagine somebody did this but like, spirirt airlines cost. Would be lit 💀

​@ifriccicle1301 man, you're not gonna have 200 people packed in the plane like normal, so they charge individuals more, especially because there's slightly more risk involved and it's mainly a novelty thing. If you don't have time or money to spend on such things, it's better to ignore these things.

​@iFriccicle except for the part where there's like only ten people on it, so you can't spread the fixed costs out to over a hundred people. Big planes are expensive to operate for really any amount of time

​@@rapid___ So there's a few questions to be asked. Size of plane? Duration of flight? I'm betting it's a smaller plane and a shorter flight. The zero-g plane (vomit comet) is a big plane, not a dinky cesna and the flights are quite long, to provide enough time in zero-g for experiments/training/filming. Another thing to consider is that the plane has been specially adapted and the flight staff (pilots and assistants) have been trained to work in zero-g (and not puke) all of that adds expense.

And i was thinking i have seen this face 🤣

Exactly

Ok ray

@@Mexicoparasiempreoh hell no not Rey

Oh yeah, you're right, I knew she looked familiar

Yes Thank u for saying this. It's not just the fall where they experience zero G

Yeah, that's what the video said...

@Benny Mackney imo it was kinda ambiguous. When she drew the parabola, she actually showed that you're weightless around the "tip" of the parabola. When that animated plane came up, the timing was a little off and it sounded like she was saying you're weightless in the third phase

​@@Leo1239150yeah she pointed to the middle section and said this is where you experience 0g which is right, but then later the timing of the diagram is weird and just zooms over it

​@@Leo1239150Yeah plus she said they're hurtling at the 42 degree nosedive which only true at the very end which seems pedantic of me to point out but it reinforces the common misconception. The timing of the diagram is weird cause its correctly partitioned i wonder if someone else did the editing.

"what tf are parabolas-"

@@vinson3725a u shaped graph

I know how this works from the Simpsons Please help

​ f(x)=ax²+bx+c or y=ax²+bx+c a is the coefficient of the lead term b is the coefficient of the second term, idk c is the constant x is the x value on the graph The entire equation gives you y. These are called quadratics. I'm not going to fully explain them, but they are functions. When shown on a graph, you get a U shape called a parabola. Parabola is the name of the graph, not the function.

@@rooblixkewb7952 I guess you remembered it

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she’s engaged lol

@@yash_renaissance_athletereally?

​@@jasson7106yeah , she is

Um, actually 🤓

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I work at NASA and he’s lying

@@peanuts9530 I work at NASA and you're lying

@@ugniuskersys7501 normal curves are bell shaped, parabolas are u shaped? Unless I’m wrong but I’m pretty sure a normal curve isn’t a parabola-

​​​@@zKavv Literally one google search would tell you a parabola is a parabola regardless of orientation... Why be so confident talking about something you don't know? That being said, the graph in the video is indeed not a parabola, because it caps out at zero, with those flatter parts at the beginning and end. That seems to be what it's called in aviation though, even though the path is not a true parabola.

@@hyde4004 What do you mean by "why be so confident talking about something you don't know" I never said anything that comes across as confident at all, in fact, its literally the other way around. Anyways i was just thinking about parabolas from the y=x^2 parent function, didn't really know it could be anything else.

@@zKavv Bro where tf have you studied maths?

@@zKavv y =-x^2 is upward parabola🤦‍♀️

The middle part which she emphasizes is indeed parabolic and it has to be. Since earth's gravitational force is constant, your speed will increase linearly during freefall and hence the (vertical) distance from the apex will increase quadratically. The plane has to follow a parabola to match that motion and simulate 0g.

The overall flight path is Gaussian, but the zero g slice of it is parabolic. Terms greater than quadratic in the Maclaurin expansion of the trajectory are negligible.

Was looking for this. I hate it when people say soccer

@@theju3939 I'ts all I've ever known it to be lmao

No

So your not a G

Yeah. If just you and her, there would be “zero G”s on that plane.

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@@The-Creative-Hub :-)

That makes no sense dude, you pass out from high Gs (negative or positive), not no Gs

Yeah

Yep

damn holmes

Fútbol* 💀

​@@Newnewrom ......

Idk I think Ronaldo might train SOCCER in zero g

coño ya el gringo con lo del soccer pero bueno es culpa de los de Inglaterra porque hace tiempo le llamaban soccer

🏈🏈Football🏈🏈 in space

@@Newnewrom nope that's Rugby

Thats what im wondering 😂