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Lies , quit spreading NASA'S lies

@@doozy6914 Titan doesn't exist? Big brain moment

Doozy Oh yeah its big brain time

*_bIg BrAin MoMeNt_* I've seen Saturn + Titan through a telescope, so NASA must be sticking photos onto all of my lenses! We've been bamboozled!

Itd be cute

At 10m/s (22 Mph roughly) it's actual a decent speed, and on earth it could be faster (but would need to be lighter)

@@UNSCPILOT Hello

I’d throw a bottle at it, just like that guy did to the Amazon drone in Texas

Especially if it landed in the middle of the Sahara.

Caleb Heidel, wow, that is marvelous! I’m immensely jealous of your great job! I’m also tempted to say something rash like “can I have your babies,” but that might be just a wee bit inappropriate! 😳 In any case, I’m very pleased for you getting to participate in some way in this mission and thanks for contributing your comment. 🚀

What one are they using? I actually created my own vector version of it in illustrator because I couldn't find a decent PNG of it. Most journalists are going to be lazy with that and just use whatever is available. That may be why

Real Engineering oh wow! Well, nice tracing haha. I’ll talk to the media people and see if they’ll post vector logos on the dragonfly website gallery.

Wow as a fellow graphic designer I'm really jelous. Must be amazing working there, these days I keep thinking about working on state organizations or NGOs, you know anything to put my grain of sand.

I just wanna say, I googled "graphic designer at JHUAPL" cause I wanted to confirm and yep, your name popped up. Nice design, mate!

this deserves more likes

New horizons was also powered by Plutonium too.... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPHS-RTG The RTG is the power source of choice for almost everything past mars because solar panels get less powerful the further you are from the sun.

I think Pluto, being a rock and all, won't mind much.

*DONK*

why not both? ;p

ok then.

I think you are off by about three orders of magnitude with your distance from Earth to Titan :)

@@PK-xe6sm BALLS! How did I miss that? Even calculated the speed of communication with the correct number

oops

Damn

I remember being so crushed to know it would take almost a decade before we got proper high res pictures of Pluto when New Horizons got launched. Yet here we are. It will come to pass before you know it.

Mister Man Time waits for no one.

And then you'll just get twelve more blurry images for the billions of your taxes. Unless SpaceX does it, then you'll get panoramic 4K video of the entire thing live because unlike NASA they know how to do bang for buck!

Very much so.

RTG efficiency is only 5%.

What abt uranium 238

​@@cybersentient4758it probably doesn't meet all the criteria

Yea. Imagine finding alien drone from billions of billions years ago from the earth soil

A fellow man of culture

Moon landing was fake news of nasa but India proved by successfully launching 104 amerian satellite in single rocket and successfully launching chandranaya 1 and 2 respectively till now none of any country had ever succeed the moon mission.aniwa 36% nasa scientist are Indian so nasa could successfully send robo on mars and sending astronomers in space but in first attempt kalpana chawla a indian scientist astronomer was dead during her soace mission.

@@gyanendrasapkota4583 scuse me what

@@gyanendrasapkota4583 I don't understand a thing you said

@@zim2052 something something India something something fake moon

No. If you slow the video down, it was in almost exactly the correct place. Precisely at the point the lander touches down.

@@joshuapotts6361 I was referring to the actual noise itself, as opposed to the timing...

*splonk*

Big *B O N K*

Doink

Hopefully they do what they did with Percy and put something similar to it’s label of “Mars 2020 NASA JPL” on it. I just have this thought that in 60-100 years people will find Percy and just wipe off the dust and see that label and have to go back a look it up😅. I do hope eventually all the rovers are put on display, and it would be awesome if perhaps they could be brought back to Earth on a Starship soon so they could be displayed here.

@@benjaminriches9736 While I feel I would love that, I’m sure some of these have sisters that would fit the part. We intended for the rovers(and drones now) to stay, so they should at least as monuments

dont let thanos get it

@@benjaminriches9736 It seems like they would more likely be recovered, stored and then displayed on Mars once colonization reaches a stage where it becomes feasible and practical to do so. Weight will probably still be a very significant factor in determining whether or not it's worth it to transport something to another planet.

Let's just hope the people there aren't maniacally hellbent on eradicating half of all life on earth.

Wait 6 years because this 2020 (if you still alive)

And then it takes another 7 years or so to get there... so look for a landing image on the front pages of the papers (if they still exist) in about 2033...

On December 2034 It will land.. So a long time

Cancer Called Human Species Meh. I’ll still be young, only 23 in 2026 and 31 in 2034.

I feel like I can't wait, but at the same time I don't wait at all.... I am 27yo now, and I will be 44yo by the time it reaches... I don't want to get old.

They better be better flyer than me, having like 20 spare propellerblades for each drone raze. Because on titan it seems tricky to switch propeller on the drone.

Yeah but also the lower speed of sound and higher chance of turbulence reduces maximum speed obtainable by a propeller craft

Haha your average 5-6" race quad could take you for a ride.

Slap some 2306s on it and you could send it off to the moon

send a steel zeppelin instead.

Still safer than my plane landings in ksp!

@@Hiperruimteindustriee same

*THUNK* "Another happy landing"

Mega oof

Haha so funny

Your home?

NASA: _I am inevitable_

Imagination is endless. You can travel the whole universe using your imagination. The reality we don't know what stars are and never been there accept a bunch of theories, computer graphics and Marvel movies to feed your imagination. The Sun is local light source but you have never took the time to look at it. The Reality is out there for you to see . It's not on your TV. Fiction movies and our imaginations are endless but the reality is what it is.

It would make sence to do so. The double helix might signify our dna which to us humans is life, considering we want to know if life is going to/will form (mars is after, titan before, and earth the middle child) on titan. Unfortunately the US government isnt known for making sence, they might just identify the probe as an Attack-Helicopter.

It's the actual logo for the project to develop the Dragonfly by Johns Hopkins. More than likely, NASA will come up with their own. It is really cool, though.

1000 Subscribers Without Videos thicc fucker to tackle

:)

I'll take things an occultist would say for 500$ please......lmao

Ik vat m niet, i expect you speak Dutch so i am going to give in to lazyniss as i type Dutch further. Ik had een antwoord gepost omdat ik t vreemd vind dat hier t over een gecombineerde missie zou gaan van NASA ESA en de Italiaanse ruimtevaard org. Niemand zou never te nooit het hebben over een combi mission hebben als NASA en de Californian space agency. Of overdrijf ik nu.

The finger in the dam story springs to mind

@@ikkezelf599 Zo zou het na 2021 kunnen blijken :-)

@@MadazzaMusik oh yeah, that piece of fiction no dutchman has heard about.

Isn’t it Hye-you-gens?

Hahaahahhahahahaha. Lol so fun I like really

I understood that reference

@@madgaming3172 I understood that I understood that reference reference.

"my big ass fly swatter could eradicate that soulless insect..." (Thanos in not surprised face and tone)

@@madgaming3172 god this joke is so cringey now after people realised whedons quips are cringe worthy

@@MiticDane sure that ll be 1000 euro plus expenses. noooo no no i am not ferengi...

Loling

Sounds to me like irish

Titan is 1.4 billion kilometres away from the Sun. The 1.2 million shown here is the distance between Titan and Saturn. Also yes, the distance between Titan and Earth should deviate between 1.55 billion to 1.25 billion kilometres.

Fortuna Khalifa yep

Thanks, I didn't notice. You're right

Just don't forget to bring a spacesuit...

lol, Earth might also be a late bloomer cosmically though.

To be fair, there's actually some fossil evidence for life on Earth around 3.8-billion years ago, and Earth was utterly uninhabitable for the first few-hundred-million years of its existence (the Hadean Eon) due to the Late Heavy Bombardment. So, the gap between Earth first being habitable and the first life appearing is much shorter than one-billion years.

@Jake Watson Congrats, you reiterated what was said.

@@mvmlego1212 universe is 14 billion years old, so it could still be a late bloomer.

@Yung cash register A.K.A Lil Broomstick Look how easily you two are distracted. This is fantastic example of how we dont deserve nor appreciate life. Fkin idiots. This conversation and saying shit like fam is far more important than evolution and exploration apparently. "Gotta look and sound cool"

because it's probably utah aerial footage

@@linecraftman3907 Sure, buddy. And the Moon landings were hoaxes. Sure...

@@linecraftman3907 what

@@linecraftman3907 If Dragonfly finds a landscape on Titan similar to Utah, it will probably be for the same reasons Utah looks like it does. The explanation for this type of landscape is undergoing a profound revolution. Here's one link to Andrew Hall's new series, but I give six stars to them all: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/omWjhnyioqmnx5c.html

They do.

Let's hope they know how much coal to shovel in

1,2 million km is from Saturn not from Earth (from Earth is about 9,5 AU = 1421181000 km)

Isn’t that what the pinned comment is about?

@@fiveoneecho, we are anarchists and we have our own pinned discussion here. Not some government pinned bs ;).

It was a lot simpler when it was measured in miles but by all means... let's all rush to left wing, liberal globalism and embrace the power of 10.

You realize that military and Aerospace technology serve to influence and improve each other synergistically... we wouldn't have the F-35 multi-role fighter without a space program, and we wouldn't have had a space race in the first place without leadership based in national pride and patriotism on both sides. Not to mention the fact that most of the first astronauts and cosmonauts were both military aviators or decorated officers.

@@HuntingTarg And the entire space program was built using, at least at first, repurposed ICBM's for launch vehicles for spacecraft, and the ICBM technologies for designing and building subsequent "space booster" vehicles that were too large or had no direct lineage from ICBM's... Later! OL J R :)

james murphy, we need to focus on a lot of priorities more than the military. We have institutionalized poverty, an entrenched tiny 1% economic elite who possess 90% of the nation’s wealth, school children without textbooks or necessary school personnel (like nurses!), people without health care, an entire working population practically a pink slip away from no health insurance, etc. The Pentagon gets 67¢ of every tax dollar of non-entitlement spending. People owning billions pay no taxes or very little while the middle class and poor pay a far greater amount and percentage of their incomes. There is a definitely a helluva a lot of things to address and fund rather than the military.

@@inkyguy The left complains about the military budget. The right complains about the national debt. Bottom line is that neither of them actually gives a damn about the finances. They're too concerned with beating each other to care. American politics aren't about finances or even about the well being of our citizens. American politics are about one thing and one thing only: Ideology.

Why not focus on our planet itself? We waste enough money on space and military.

Could be*

@@tadeoescudero9341 *would be. Either it flies or not

@@tomw.1793 no i mean like how the control,signal and stuff will work on other planet you know

"Prepare for forced dutch pronunciation." "Dutch, a beautiful language." There's an old story that during the construction of the tower of babel clay fell from the level above and got caught in the dutch man's throat.

Alpha-rays?

@@IM4fLEX You are probably getting confused with a different type of radioactivity, gamma rays. (Also known as gamma waves).

@@joshuap7406 But they travel in a straight line until disturbed yeah?

@@IM4fLEX Only if there is no magnetic/electric field, no air, or anything other than empty space. They are helium atoms without their electrons.

@@joshuap7406 so its just emission of alpha particles, electrons and other particles during radioactive decay.( and EM waves)

What if the spacecraft took some bottles of liquid oxygen and was powered by some small internal combustion engines running on methane ? Must be lighter than batteries and RTG ?

@@jerryseinfield and who's going to refill the bottles?

@@user-po6hn9id1t U can man, I'll pay for your one way trip.

Don Graham It might be lighter but it’s going to only have one fueling and then it would be done. With batteries it can be continually recharged for a long time.

Wait - don't give up so quickly. There are innumerable solid oxidizing agents in the universe; solid, and therefore more compact than a gas. Any salt with fluoride as the anion, for example. Wicked nasty to transport and store, but you asked for an explosion...

Here's the door to the comedy club 🚪

Right here lol

The uploader could just schedule the time of publishing...

Yep :P

Still 360p, lmao

@@alexipeck4201 It's 1080p now

Even better, it's in 360p so nobody has to waste their internet for pixels

Nice

Do you live in the US since you've just woken up? Here in Hungary it's already 15:34

Just imagine how much cheaper space travel will be once we can just make a wormhole to whereever we want to go.

India is looking for the infinity stones as well in moon .

Oh, if only the kids knew half as much about the real world as they do about the MCU.

NASA is S.H.E.I.L.D

@@0xGAB but is SHIELD still HYDRA?

Only time I've seen someone get called out for being correct.

No he was really wrong. If you count it by the number of particles then what becomes of Pu 238 is supposed to be 72% alpha decay and 28% spontaneous fission. It is mostly alpha decay. That isn't fission.

Approx 10.35%

Engineering is a scam invented by the corporations to sell more buildings

​@@julianelmo7006​Quite the positive outlook on it

real

"Imaginary Engineering" sounds better.

You’d think they would do that. It wouldn’t even need to be a very big satellite, and it would give Dragonfly more power and room for sciencey stuff.

Yeah, placing it at Saturn's Lagrange points would give a permanent solution to the problem. Cause I can bet that after the Dragonfly mission Titan would eat up Mar's allocated resources.

Out at Saturn there is not enough sun light for solar power, meaning that this relay satellite would also need a RTG, however, plutonium 238 is in short supply, and is reserved for only the most necessary circumstances.

@@philb5593 Well, despite the fact that a solar panel would receive 1/100th the energy at saturn, that wouldn't exclude it from possibilities. They could use light weight mirrors (like a solar sail) to reflect light into a solar panel. Making it easier to fill the few hundred square meters of sunlight needed to power the relay satellite. Of course this is all speculation, and odds are they won't end up using a relay satellite unless it has some other use. For example, a satellite meant for scanning the surface of titan. But in that scenario, they'd most likely warrant giving it an RTG or two.

@@goldenfloof5469 This is often overlooked. A thin film solar concentrator mirror on the Titan orbiter could produce ample power at low mass penalty and beam that power down to a drone from orbit via microwaves in addition to comm relay. For a given mass power levels could be much higher.

"The Kerbal approach" doesn't sound like the most reasonable of approaches to take. But to be honest, I don't know why wouldn't they do that.

@@Mbeluba The Kerbal approach has a 75% higher chance of free explosions, making it an objectively superior solution. It would also only require some extra boosters and duct tape.

Naza, no disrespect, but I am 100% certain that the hundreds of engineer's from the 3 collaborative agencies (NASA, ESA, and the Italian space agency) are far, far smarter than you and I put together. Plus, they must work under a budget.

Money, little demand, limited plutonium If you do it right it could help other deep space probes, but the alignments would constantly change, so it really wouldn't help. Sending probes to the Trojan asteroids would probably be more useful, solar power, new science, and if you put one in each group, they could be use full to most stuff outside of Jupiter

@@philb5593 I imagine it would take some fairly detailed calculations to decide whether to use a relay satellite near Titan or just go direct from Titan surface to Earth. I guess Titan should be easier to land on than Mars (where the stupid atmosphere is too thick to ignore and too thin to supply ALL the braking you need), so if Titan's atmosphere is reasonably transparent to the radio frequencies they want to use, landing the main antenna makes more sense on Titan than on Mars. Relay communications satellites anywhere in the outer solar system except in orbit around the right planet are not much help because they will be further from Earth and/or from your mission vehicle than the Earth to mission vehicle distance most of the time. On average over time, which is the closest planet to Earth?

Vincent Van der steen #TheEntireHistoryOfTheWorldIGuess

I heard him say "how did we get here " so the first thing i did was to look in the comment section to see if legends watch videos like this.

The ultimate question is not "how"....it is "why".

i’m intrigued 😂 what is it that you’re talking about?

Richard Bersaky ever heard of jacksepticeye?

Seriously? That means I always pronounced it wrong. :(

Honestly I prefer the anglicized versions whenever non-Dutch people try to pronounce anything with a hard g in it, this sounds terrible and I couldn't make it out at first what he was trying to say. Same with van Gogh, I'm fine with the van go pronunciation of it if you can't make the g sound.

As a Dutchman I also applaud the pronunciation effort and I just love the Irish accent. Your pronunciation is not perfect, but (s)he who never tries will never succeed. When abroad I always strive to pronounce the local language correctly, but I'm not afraid to make mistakes, as long as my intended message comes across. I always hope to be corrected by a native speaker, allowing me to improve my pronunciation.

So it really is pronounced hal-kens not hoy-guns? _As_ _an_ _English_ however, I think I'm just going to continue saying foreign words louder and pointing until you understand me.

It shouldn't suppose to surprise me, because I was in Netherlands, but I am surprised. I was at the apple plantation in Etsberg near Herkenbosh and we were all fooling around trying to learn dutch ( and limburgish too ). We ended at saying to each other: *Ik ite slak* (I eat snail) [don't ask about genesis of this quote :D ] The funniest part is when we've said to dutch people *Ik ite slak* the pronunciation was that bad they weren't even close to understand it. We've spended several minutes trying to repeat after them with the accent, but sadly, we gave up. . . *Ik it tûke*

Quadcopters don’t necessarily scale up well to large size - bigger propellers can’t change speed as quickly as small ones.

Wilhelmus van Nassouwe ben ik, van Duitsen bloed, den vaderland getrouwe blijf ik tot in den dood. Een Prinse van Oranje ben ik, vrij, onverveerd, den Koning van Hispanje heb ik altijd geëerd. In Godes vrees te leven heb ik altijd betracht, daarom ben ik verdreven, om land, om luid gebracht. Maar God zal mij regeren als een goed instrument, dat ik zal wederkeren in mijnen regiment. Lijdt u, mijn onderzaten die oprecht zijt van aard, God zal u niet verlaten, al zijt gij nu bezwaard. Die vroom begeert te leven, bidt God nacht ende dag, dat Hij mij kracht zal geven, dat ik u helpen mag. Lijf ende goed tezamen heb ik u niet verschoond, mijn broeders, hoog van namen hebben 't u ook vertoond Graaf Adolf is gebleven in Friesland in den slag, zijn ziel in 't eeuwig leven verwacht den jongsten dag. Edel en hooggeboren, van keizerlijken stam, een vorst des rijks verkoren, als een vroom christenman, voor Godes woord geprezen, heb ik, vrij onversaagd, als een held zonder vrezen mijn edel bloed gewaagd. Mijn schild ende betrouwen zijt Gij, o God mijn Heer, op U zo wil ik bouwen, Verlaat mij nimmermeer. Dat ik doch vroom mag blijven, uw dienaar t'aller stond, de tirannie verdrijven die mij mijn hart doorwondt. Van al die mij bezwaren en mijn vervolgers zijn, mijn God, wil doch bewaren den trouwen dienaar Dijn, dat zij mij niet verrassen in haren bozen moed, hun handen niet en wassen in mijn onschuldig bloed. Als David moeste vluchten voor Sauel den tiran, zo heb ik moeten zuchten als menig edelman. Maar God heeft hem verheven, verlost uit alder nood, een koninkrijk gegeven in Israël zeer groot. Na 't zuur zal ik ontvangen van God, mijn Heer, het zoet, daar na zo doet verlangen mijn vorstelijk gemoed: welk is, dat ik mag sterven met ere in het veld, een eeuwig rijk verwerven als een getrouwen held. (Sorry idk why i do this)

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STROOPWAFFEL

German sucks. Dutch is less ugly

@@thomazzzzi I strongly disagree with this

Yes it’s a beautiful language ! You are very modest to say that ! Beautiful woman live in Holland .

@VampireVlad You've failed if you believe otherwise.

Fortunately the FAA does not have jurisdiction on Titan.

Too late ingenuity did it already

@@senorbullflag7346 That’s what you think

@@twaccital1966 😂

Nice joke

Fuck Anime. Weebs.

@@ABorno-gp5rr let's be nice here. Each to their own we don't need to coming out with such terms that we've not heard since j left school.

@@ABorno-gp5rr What do you like to watch and follow. Put your cards on the table and see if you get any cude disrespectful bulling comments. What makes you think you can slag off other people. Have you got issues or were you a bully or bullied when you were at school and growing up.

All that was left was Thanos, a survivor

But if they had time machines wouldn't they just post now anyway?

Yes we have it now!

*THICC* 👌👌

Kilograms represent mass, the mass stays the same no matter what so it still is going to be 450Kg on titan. The difference is that its weight here is 4420N (g=9.81m/s^2) while on titan it would be around 620N (g=1.37m/s^2), around 7 times less as you said. Therefore the force in N needed to lift it up there is indeed way less.

@@adam_papamastorakis even if you were lying no one would know. I sure as shit wouldn't, because I have no idea what any of that means. Lmao. Looks right to me boss. Haha.

@@frankierzucekjr He’s telling the truth. Lol. Kg and lbs are units of mass. Weight is technically a force, measured in Newtons. I know it’s confusing (especially because scales show your WEIGHT in units of MASS for some reason) but it’s really easy if you think about it. Stand on the scale in your bathroom and pull up on the counter to push yourself down on the scale. The reading will go up. Why? Your mass never changed, right? That’s because scales actually read the force you’re putting on it, and the readout is showing you how much mass should cause that much force under earth’s gravity. Don’t ask me why they designed scales to do that though 🤣

@Anessen says the person who called me names because “the pound is not a unit of mass” and then googled it, found out they were wrong and did a dirty delete 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@frankierzucekjr you can check it in a calculator, weight is mass multiplied by the flat value of gravity, meaning 450 x 9.81 is the weight of the 450kg object.

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