I bet it's an old invention. People were smarter in the past. Only thing we do now is developing old inventions with help of computers. Coming up with these original ideas was much harder.

is that a propellant gas evacuation chamber or are you just happy to see me?

Really well presented doco, thanks

The Manufacturer had to relocate the catalytic converter due to "Meth heads" stealing them for dope Money & making sure the Gross polluter Abrams M1 A1 & M1 A2 tank would not pass smog emissions check

Cool

The big infrastructure projects of the 21st century will be intercontinental mag lev from New York to the West Coast up through Alaska and overseas to and through Eurasia. Air Travel is going bye bye in 2050 w/ obvious exceptions.

I don’t know if this is the right place to say it, but anyone else wanna see a video on the Chrysler Turbine?

*Notices your bulge* Uwu, what's this? (Because someone had to make this comment 😂)

Looks to be the size of a tracker trailer.

Best channel ever

I carry a M61's holstered in my pants.

They can build futuristic last edge technological trains inside their own country, world class infrastructure by mostly Japanese hands. They cant protect one prime minister. 🤨🤨🤨

Wtf I thought this bad joy was state of the art but yet it leaks fuel no matter what every flight even right after repairs…… sorry but that’s janky as hell…… nice plane but not built well 100% like a Su or f22 raptor

Western weapons are steel Crap

Great work, can we also use this Fusion Reactor Machine to create Atoms similar to or Element 115 itself ?

Chin3se will claim theyve invented and been using maglev train "SINCE ANCIENT TIME"😂😅😅😂😅😂 JIST LIKE THIER SCHEWPID CLAIM IN WEST PHILIPPINE SEA 😂😅😂😅

What is the point of reference for metric? For imperial, your body is the point of reference. You can use your body to measure real quick, you can’t with metric. You have to have a measuring tape just to even use the metric. So, there is a point of the imperial measurement. I can acknowledge that metric is easier to use, when using tools and conversions.

Nuclear being CO2 neutral is a big scam 👻 You have to build a nuclear power plant first and need some 100.000 tons of concrete (that produces a lot of CO2), Uran ore mining produces really harmful waste (in Wismar / Germany a lot of workers got lung cancer) And those fuel rods last only 3 to five years

Great idea and unfortunately not a new one. The powers that Be, the money changers, don't feel threatened by the degradation of the planet earth. They enjoy pulling the strings of our global societies to influence the mechanisms of human production and thus the value and rate of currency exchange. The fundamental question is, why would these "powers that Be" not be overly concerned about the effects of global environmental sustainability? Common sense would indicate that they believe that the Earth's potential threat to their well-being is manageable for the sake of their own unique circumstances. Another words, they are prepared for whatever eventuality the may come to pass. Knowledge is power, and when it is proprietary knowledge of the means of human survival, in an generally unknown future world, then it is precious knowledge indeed. Stop asking how we are going to save ourselves, and start asking why haven't we already got the "save the earth" programs already in place. Be kind and do good work. 🙃🦂😇🐯🦄💜

Soooooo much money. But it’s pretty amazing.

Dislike for promoting a scam

how did they clean it?

The Shanghai one loses millions and millions CONSTANTLY because its so expensive to run and maintain. The world looked at maglev a century ago, and we're just doing it again because we've forgotten all the reasons its a shitty alternative to regular trains. Trains work fine, stop trying to reinvent them!

That's not just the sound of a turbine engine. That's also the sound of an American Eagle high as fuck on caffeine and gasoline

How many tanks had gas filled and killed people before somebody realized how to add this attachment.?

It’s honestly like an ork plane from 40K, it runs on imagination and violence.

I'm sorry... I'm not even an engineer and the moment you said "carbon fiber hull" my first thought was, "That won't work well in compression..." A pressure hull like that is going to be getting most of its strength from the epoxy, rather than from the fibers. At which point the flaws in the epoxy that are minor annoyances for holding things in become as bad as casting inclusions would be in a steel hull. I'm not a big believer in the "magic" of bureaucratic testing procedures, and if you look at the history of our technological development, "move fast, break things" *does* tend to be the way we actually make significant advancements in less than a century... But there's a difference between taking risks and being stupid. Ignoring everyone else's safety procedures when you think you have a better understanding of the underlying principles and a better way to check it is one thing. Ignoring them just because they're inconvenient is how you find out why they have them in the first place... If they wanted to be "innovative", I can think of three or four ways to have built strain-gauges into every square inch of the hull itself so that they'd be able to tell immediately if it was weakening with repeated dives. Or use ultrasound to check for flaws after every dive like they do with x-rays for metal castings. Or have the "composite" hull include an inner layer that does well in compression to help the rest hold its shape. Use a balloon for positive buoyancy and just have a steel hull? A liquid nitrogen tank can easily provide over 4000 atmospheres of pressure to blow your ballast tanks/balloon with, and plenty of volume in a small space. There are plenty of ideas that could be used to build a better submersible. Instead they decided to break Evil Overlord List #17: "When I employ people as advisors, I will occasionally listen to their advice."

If they rub theirs on another tanks they will reproduce like worms

I only feel bad for the 19 yr old boy

I think you could make this mean anything you want.

Remember, safety legislations are usually written in blood...

Soviet era machine's are very reliable

What a fckng video quality man! Instantly subscribed

30 mill pup, jus wait for the big daddy!!!!!

Awesome thanks

Pretty sure, China is hacking this company's computers now.

Oh...it's like a Venturi

Why call them Airport Security Scanners? There must be a way to abbreviate that. Oh. I see the problem….

What's the problem? NASA can't get Universal Studios booked for movie remakes 🤔🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Hey, rule #1, never ask about a bulge if you really don't want the answer.

Bosnia:

The “Secret” about the F35 is that only 19-29% of them can actually fly at any one time let alone be mission ready. What a waste of US taxpayer money…

"shoots from top barrel" "rotates 60 times per second" "shoots 100 rounds per second" ... this doesn't math.

So I have to use 7 screw heads to build my kids play-set because “money”

My bulge also releases pressure after i release my propellant

I hope you will consider replacing the title with "the problem with bio-ethanol". I was expecting to see Biodiesel and sustainable aviation fuel to be covered, but left disappointed. Title is misleading!

A circular runway wouldn’t be that bad if an AI was creating a landing approach and communicating it to an AI pilot.

*notices your tank bulge* OwO, what's this??

Ya say 2240 lbs. in a Imperial Tonne? Donk ya mean Metric Tonne @ 8:04?

also this increases sometimes the bullets velocity as all the pressurized air infront of the shell can escape and increase the pressure behind.