Rocket Science Class by Elon Musk
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That smart guy in class who understands everything but can't explain it easily.
Messedup Birdie When your process of thinking is faster than your process of speaking
That's what happens when you work with adults.
Messedup Birdie I think he explained it in a fairly easy way.
Nolemira Junee
Ive never had someone explain that so perfectly.. Thank you more than you know.
That’s me... I understand the concept but can’t find a way to explain it.
Interviewer: Why do you land on the ocean?
Elon: Explains gravity, dimensions, space, scape velocity, speed,
Interviewer: Why do you wanna land on the ocean?
Exactly! What idiots!
That would of been a boring answer
He could have given them a simple answer like "It's more efficient to bring the landing surface to where the rocket will land, rather than force the rocket to go all the way back", they'd be happy enough with that... But I'm glad he explained the details, that was interesting af
Correction: it's not just *inefficient* to go all the way back, it's *physically impossible* to carry enough fuel to do that. That was his main point
@@teli4181 he needs to sound professional in public 😂
@@wrth Does he though? You want him to, but does it matter? I let the results speak for themselves.
" *The space station is going more than 25 times faster than that* "
PAUSE
Interviewers: 👁️➖👁️
Fax
Musk was just explaining very basic physics, these laws were apparent during the seventeenth century, Newton explained all of these in his principia mathematics, I think ...
They’re just their for a pay check they don’t really seem interested
The silent kid in the class who suddenly starts speaking
best comment. i fkn love elon musk bro
yusss !!!! 😍😍✌
@@sp00f34 Daddy Musk
Lmao
The excited look on his face when he says the ISS is going 25 times faster the a .45 bullet.
exactly man i love it haha. reminds me of myself
And the dead reaction of the two interviewers
That's what pissed me off lol
yeah, he explain what they ask about and they act like it's all obvius, such a shitty interviewers
I don’t think the newscasters understood how much 25x is. People actually suck at visualising large multiples.
He could have given an analogy such as- its equivalent to a car on a freeway compared to walking speed. (4kph vs 100kph)
Elon: (Says something really cool) (pauses for reaction)
Interviewers: 😐
Its like these people dont know they are sitting next to elon musk, like wtf?
Exactly bro he waits for their reaction but they are total dumb....
They're both a step above window licking. It has to be brutal for him to do these interviews.
they react exactly as grandparents do when their grandson is explaining why getting a shiny pokemon is so awesome.
Just nodding with vacant faces. Complete space heads.
2:08 elon: waiting for an epic reaction
The guys:😐
Elon:😐
😂
anyone with highschool physics should know that and it wouldn't get epic reaction.
😂
@@tesfayet11 thouse interviewers doesn't seem to have high school
its a pretty simple concept. They seem to already understand it I think they are just letting him speak.
This is me explaining to my grandparents about my work. They understand zero but are still very supportive.
Haha so true
This is like telling an old person today how their WiFi works
You explain to them all the steps and show them how to do it but they just look at you as if you just told them aliens are coming we have to prepare for enslavement
Lol you just end up connecting all their devices for them
I would listen to Elon talk all day everyday even with the stutter he explains things so well it's just inspiring to hear him talk
I 1000% agree with you...
Great comment
(Read in Chris Rock's voice)
I know he's trying to explain it layman's terms, but I STILL don't understand JACK *SHIET!*
This is one of the benefits of future neuralink models that he was talking about on JRE how eventually we can communicate to eachother without having to talk, perfectly relaying our thoughts and ideas, super exciting stuff
Wow I hope I can match his fluency and articulation when I’m talking too!
I love when he tells a mind-blowing fact and waits for oohs and ahhs but nobody reacts so he just keeps talking
He is too clever for us. So we don’t know when to say Oooh and Ahhs.
Bro he talks just a stoner that keeps tying in more info but losing the initial point
You don't think the hosts wanted to say oohs and ahhs? They just did not know when to say it.
Maybe if he answered their question in a sentence not two paragraphs lol
Some people hear what he says but they aren't listening. Some try and listen but can't follow along. Elon paints the picture in a simple way for those who are simpleton to grasp the concept of his vision or the science he speaks. Imo by the time it registers he has already moved on and the oh and ahhh moment has already passed.
Never ceases to amaze me that a CEO of multiple companies has this level of detailed knowledge about his products. Insane.
He's also Chief Engineer at SpaceX so having knowledge in rocket science is mandatory for the job.
That's what I like about him
I take it you didn't understand a word if it then. What he said was basic as shit, like basic logic to most of the world. He just said it in an extremely convoluted way without once actually answering any of the questions.
@@Sun-Tzu- you must be a hoot at parties.
@@Sun-Tzu- in your book, _The Art of War,_ you advise people to try and appear wise when they are foolish
While this is generally good advice, I think you're trying a little too hard in this thread
Elon: Explains something mind blowing
Interviewer: But are you winning son?
“Son” HAHAHA
69, nice
I love the look one his face every time he says some kind of interesting fact or statistic and he smiles. You can genuinely see his passion for this and how excited it makes him. Reminds me of myself every time i start rambling about space to people and i'm expecting this big jaw drop, but people just kind of shrug and don't care instead. Its ok elon
Oh my god! This is soo relatable! I explain space stuff with utmost excitement to my friends. Sometimes, they listen keenly, it make me happy :)
Yeah worse they get mad at you for educating them lol
You sound like one of those kids that gets mad at others for not instantly understanding everything you say, true or not. And then you scream and keep ranting on after they say they don’t understand, making yourself more incoherent in an endless loop until the screaming reaches such an atrociously high level that it creates a black hole and consumes everyone, just because they couldn’t understand something they didn’t want to know
I tried to explain special and general relativity to friends on a bus ride to school once. I thought I was going to get a good reaction but turned out to be confusing stares.
Sachin Patel you seem fun at parties
"I didn't think we'd be that successful," here we are May 30, 2020 and spaceX just sent 2 American Astronauts into space on a SpaceX rocket.
its 31. May and Space X successfully docked
moe lester yep watched it this morning, truly awesome
Next step is getting back to the moon. Its been too long.
I watched the post launch press conference so I thought it was Donald Trump that made this happen
I got your sarcasm ,, very good....😁
The eternal struggle: How much knowledge do I need to dump on these people before they can comprehend the answer to their question?
Ironically, the least the easier, sometimes.
@....?
Elon is doing his best trying to explain orbital mechanics to laymen. As Lord Kelvin said of those without mathematical understanding:
Yes.
@2:09 he says "the space station is orbiting at 25 times faster than that (a bullet) " and I think he expected a reaction. I'm an engineer and it surprised me. But the fools he's talking to didn't react at all.
I've seen this interviewers before in other interviews. They suck
its because no one gives a shit about space anymore and its kinda sad tbh
space is such a cool thing/place but when you try to teach people about it they be like 'oh ok' instead of being like 'wow thats so cool'
I want to be an engineer or rocket scientist but i am next level shit at maths. Should i pursue another career?
@@shahabshahid4260 If you're not good at math it's just because you had bad teachers. I was terrible at math in high school and by the time I got to college I had to start from the very beginning. But i was able to get degrees in engineering and physics. If i can do it I think anyone can. It may just be that you need to spend more time understanding the fundamentals. That's what my issue was. i couldn't grasp the higher concepts because the teachers didn't teach the principles very clearly.
@@ruckboger Thanks. I've started studying maths from the basics and physics at my college library and when course switch week comes up I'm going to take physics. At first, I was scared it would be too hard but there's no point not trying and sticking with the same courses I'm taking now which are the easy courses.
Friend: You'll be fine. I'm sure the class isn't that hard....
The Class:
The class heards...Charlie Brown's teacher...
You got this from the naruto meme with madara
SpaceX University! PLEASE
Parz1val I think you can apply for some kind of education at spaceX
@@kova6701 IDK man, famous last words...
if he creates Spacex university, I'm gonna cross out Princeton and Harvard.
he is training but only kids..maybe in 15 years there will be an university...
more like a general elon musk university
*Elon Musk:* We could launch people into space because of Physics intelligence
*Jack Ma:* We could launch people into space because of Alibaba intelligence
😁
😂
😜😜
What’s is Alibaba intelligence
@@thanosmom9118 That is the new definition of AI ;)
The way he use his time to understand things in depth made him the world's most powerful man.
He has a photographic memory. He can read a book or text once and remember every detail. This gift sure helps.
2:28 „you can think of gravity as sort of a funnel in space time“. Yeah, everything is much clearer now 😅
It actually is if you see a picture or think about the coin funnel thing
Easier thing to picture, think of a sheet with a big ball in the middle, place another ball and place another ball near it, 5is ball will keep circling around the earth minus the friction and gravitational potential energy lost
I totally get what he's saying ...it's literally a blackish looking funnel starting from the earth's surface spreading out to all points of space-time around it. and the only way to get out of the "bulge" we're in is through rollerskating fast across the arcs of that funnel. (to give you a skater analogy) cuz gravity is always pulling you towards the funnel the way a blackhole does...and your outward speed through spacetime needs to be faster than the natural curve of spacetime otherwise you end up falling in like a buffalo into quicksand.
i have a close to 150 iq level myself sadly...but i'm a nobody doing nothing useful, just some technical lead engineer dipshit.
I don't see anything funny 😒
Interviewers have zero clue what Elon is talking about.. “ Oh okay I see, so you havta incorporate gravity..”
Hahahh
Interviewer: [question A]
Musk: [detailed explanation]
Interviewer [question A again]
Musk: Oh right, I'm among "normal people" here… [simpler explanation]
Interviewer [question A again]
Musk: You see… rockets are very fast…
I noticed that😂
HAHAHAHA I CAN'T
As someone that actually understands orbital mechanics I can say that he actually did not explain why landing in the ocean is preferred, he just talked about how orbit is a match between the distance horizontal movement gives you from the earth's surface and the rate which gravity pulls you towards the surface.
He wanted to explain why rockets do aim for high horizontal speeds first. Only because of that it makes sense to land the rocket far away from launch point. If you could go to space by just going vertically you could land at the same place you launched.
@@MusicCrafters Yes and I understand that, but you have to pretty much already know that to deduce it, so to explain it to people that don't know it he'd have to correlate the orbital mechanics to why the ocean makes a good location
I see how the interviewers are regretting asking him that question
escape velocity for a coin funnel😎 very well explained papa musk.
Musk seems to understand a wide range of topics - from battery chemistry, to automotive economics to trajectory physics. He seems patient at explaining advanced concepts to newscasters that are not as well rounded as he is. Plus, I got my physics refreshed (and I have twin PhD in engineering). Thanks Elon for being here!!
dude i have none of those PhD's and i find everything he said here really simple, he did'nt teach me a thing right there... tho i do play kerbal space program so that might be it XD
The point is that PhD is more about self direct teach and research topics and it is not about to become genius to understand complex problems. At least nowadays.
Elon Musk is extremely intelligent.
I have learnt a lot about this kind of stuff (Rockets, Physics, Etc.) and have also gained a huge interest in this kind of stuff! :D
As a general rule if you are really good at explaining something you have a better understanding. If you cant explain something simply then you don't understand it. There are plenty of high level employees who talk about how Elon would grill them on many things at SpaceX he wasn't testing their knowledge he was making sure he had a very high understanding about those advanced concepts.
Elon is allegedly capable of sitting down, reading a textbook on a topic (keep in mind his reading speed as he was an avid reader his entire life) and then becoming an expert in its content. That joke in Avengers of Tony Stark "becoming an astrophysicist last night" was inspired by Musk.
The difficulty which you face, when you understand it really well, but can't elaborate it easily.
I felt that.
Elon: “ this thing is 10 x faster then a bullet”
Old guy: “ ohhh I get it now”
Elon thinking’s: “ He still doesn’t get it”
everyone:
elon musk: gravity is like a funnel in 4th dimension
everyone:
it actually makes sense though. its just very complex to understand the 4th dimension, but after you understand it, it is very easy to apply to specific scenarios that can't be described by anything else.
@@turbomc_3445 I understand it perfectly and can imagine it in my brains bro
just thought it was just a great comment and approach literally no one can get it, which makes it hilarious imo and his face is like (i thought this was common sense??)
Einstein: 👊 mah Man!
Helped me understand the 4th dimension in a visual manner tbh
If you've ever seen the rubber sheet demonstration, that's what he meant in normie-speak.
I understood perfectly what he was saying. My credentials are KSP and some physics/engineering courses, mostly KSP though.
KSP ftw
Ksp is good you will get the pass
I'm thankful you took the time to let us know you understood what Mr musk is talking about, I was just thinking whilst watching this video 'I hope others understand this video' so thanks for that you eased my mind and I can now sleep.
Justin Baker same tbh 😂
You can learn orbital mechanics all you want, but playing KSP really makes you feel it.
“There is a bit of an education process that’s needed to understand orbital dynamics.” Hahah
I like how patient and peaceful he is about most people not understanding him - I imagine it must be frustrating a lot.
having over 300 hours on KSP is the only reason i know what Elon is talking about
what is ksp??
@@barbarairena6714 "Kerbal Space Program" it's a game where you can create rockets and more, Google it.
@@barbarairena6714 its an amazing game. Had i played that game when i was younger im almost certain i'd go for an aerospace engineering degree. basically, you design a rocket and fly them. when things go bad (most common mistake for example is forgetting to add parachute hehe), you can restart your progress and tweak your rocket to address the problem and fly again. It has its own scaled down version of solar system too.
@@rasaecnai Can you land a rocket vertically in KSP?
@@superbarnie If you attach wheels to the side you can infact.
"Just download Kerbals Space Program and then you will understand"
yes!
Exactly
Is it seriously that realistic, if so I will actually get it
@@ElHal04 Depends on your definition of realistic. In some ways yes, it is. But the characters aren't humans, they're little green cartoons, so there's that. It doesn't incorporate numerous higher resolution aspects and challenges of spaceflight, but pretty much all of it's failings can be fixed with mods. Be warned tho, you are going to spends hundreds of hours on this game minimum. If you get neck deep into modding, it's likely to be thousands of hours. And there are other similar spaceflight/rocket games, but in my opinion none of them come close to KSP as a well rounded game with an active community of knowledgeable and helpful people, and none of them have the incredible modding support that KSP does.
travis dunn thanks for the quick reply😂 I’ll definitely look into it more. Thanks👍🏼
There should be a petition to let Elon have better interviewers! Just imagine watching a talk show with Neil and Elon chatting it out about space and technology!
That would be Awesome
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I love how he's trying desperately to describe this on as low an intellectual level as possible for anyone in that audience to understand a word he's saying.
Yikes
Not necessarily low intellectual but non idiosyncratic vocab thats all
But he's doing an absolutely awful job at it. Yes, this is literally rocket science, but dumbing it down to explain to the average adult is not.
I'm at the point where he is trying to explain why the main stage needs to land on a barge. All he has to say is, "the stage is flying away from the launch pad at 10 times the speed of sound, and it's not possible to carry enough fuel to reverse or turn around like a plane can. It lands on a barge because all you can do is slow the rocket down a bit and fall into the ocean, we bring the landing pad out to where it can land".
After he says that, then and only then should he elaborate and say why it's physically impossible to carry enough fuel.
He keeps including jargon like "zeroing it out", or radial motion, which for the average layman introduces just enough confusion and mental delay, as they try to determine what exactly that means, to leave them a few words behind and thus they become totally lost.
@@sam23696 interesting
@@sam23696 I love how you're trying to explain to us that you could have explained it better than Elon musk...
I know nothing about this subject (and fysics in general) and he was very clear in his explanation.
Here just after launch America, now I understand everything
Xd
Welcome to the community my friend :)
ABK I feel like you put the word America in there for no reason other than to be American
@@switchbranch8411 its literally called launch America....
Could you tell me why we exist now? who created us and what my real name is?
I love how Elon explains very technical problems in such a simple way with an analogy of a coin funnel
Amazing. I’m thankful to be on earth at the same time as this man. What a pioneer!
Elon,,,get some more sleep. This world need you for while more. Take more rest buddy, ,,,, we love you
Actually he does have a pretty strict sleeping schedule, even on really busy days or if shit comes up he makes sure to at least sleep 6 hours, since overworking will lower your efficiency in the long run.
Yeh, 1 am until 7pm
Lunnaris01 kinda weird isn’t it? He aaid he work 16 hours a day but also sleep 6 hours a day, then he only has 2 hours for breakfast, take a bath, commute, etc
@@Frizataufik sounds possible
Friza Taufik I doubt he takes much time to eat, and for between city travel like from LA to Boca Chica he has a private jet he uses pretty often, multiple times a week!
Who’s watching this after the launch?
I'm so glad i watched it live, it was a pretty historic event some may say to pretty cool
Meeee, I was smiling ear to ear while watching it live hahah
I'm watching this in 2100, as homework from my history class.
Obszczymucha kinda crazy that in 100 years, assuming humans are still alive, they will most likely look back at this video and be shocked at how simple our technology was. Kinda like how we look back at something like the civil war and are shocked that they had such basic weapons. Crazy
Me lol, I watched it live, and for me, it was a bit emotional lol, but it was awesome!!
They look at him so seriously even when he gets exictred abt something like the speed of the ISS and smiles they just look at him
It’s awesome how I started researching rocket science one month ago and understand everything Elon’s talking about. Love this stuff
Future rocket scientist
What I love most is how people talk about your accomplishments in terms of what, "we," can do now.
elon musk is the person affected by tesla?
Thanks Elon! I learnt some fundamentals of a rocket launch! Physics neatly explained
I thought it was very well explained. I particularly like the phrase "get out of the atmosphere as it's as thick as molassas" and his explaination of why we need to go horizontal.
Imagine just over 130 years ago being able to listen to this man would not have been possible.. Just being able to hear his great speech would have been a mystery and magic.
Radio was invented in 1895 so before that we would only be able to read about him in books and not get this full experience.. In the future we will have holographic then fully physical tangible recordings of great people like Elon Musk talking so we can experience his speeches and lectures in person as if he is in the same room as us speaking and then the next stage is literally feeling him and being able to shake his hand or hug or high five him while he is making a speech and then actually talk with him.. The future is great my friends we will enjoy this all for our lifetimes...
Oh and I bet in the future we will even be able to be him and live his life through his eyes and eventually through his body basically as if we were Elon Musk doing the things he did in a kind of 10D cinema being plugged directly into him.
Overcome your fears walls and obstacles and be the best that you can be!
There is hope in humanity
I love how awkward he is at talking, can relate
He has to break it down for the audience 👀
It's like you are falling but keep missing the ground, forever.
“There is an art to flying, or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.” -Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
@@collinduke4313 had no idea where the quote was from thank you
@@collinduke4313 ok I have to finish reading that book. The immense wisdom within it is too much to resist
Very underrated comment. It accurately depicts the feeling of Elon's answer.
@@benpadula1407 Honestly me too! I just know this quote well. I need to get into it!
Great video Thank You.
Providing a great service. Thank you.
They didn't have a clue!!!! Poor Musk, trying to explain escape velocity!
Yeah seriously!
I understood it when I was 11 or thereabouts. I don't understand what their problem is.
(And I couldn't understand why all the press coverage of the Apollo missions kept talking about the Earth's escape velocity. I was wondering whether I had misunderstood anything or whether all the journalists were wrong. Turned out all the journalists were wrong -- and that most of them copied off the same few primary sources.)
Ye but he didnt answer the question he just went on its own
Except that he explained "orbital" velocity not "escape velocity". They are 2 different things. People often confuse the two.... even people that call themselves experts. Escape velocity of the earth is what is needed to escape from the influence of gravity of the earth. Merely achieving orbit does not fit the definition. A velocity fast enough to break orbit and continue away from the earth without additional thrust and without gravity bringing you back is escape velocity. Orbital velocity of Earth is an average maximum of about 7.8 Km/second and escape velocity is a minimum of about 11.19 Km/second . Orbital velocities can be much slower than the speed necessary to achieve that orbital distance. For example it is possible to orbit the earth at 1 Km / sec. A satellite orbiting earth already does this.
The fastest 7 minute video I ever watched. It felt like a 2 minute video.
Wow, Elon another great technical speech you make it sound relatively easy! Thank You.
Ah good, you understood it. So why does he have his rockets land on the water?
Amazing how involved and complex the process is. It's certainly not like throwing a baseball high and wide. The energies, the speed, the accuracy needed. Space is no joke.
The rocket "is going like hell" - Elon Musk. I love it!
am i the only one that genuinely loves his voice? like it’s so calm and his accent is so soothing idk
His description of gravity: "A funnel in space time". Like how it makes me think about it in a different way.
That’s actually Albert Einstein’s description of gravity. I think Elon musk was just borrowing it
From time to time you learn something very interesting from a random youtube video in a few minutes
Here after the NASA SPACEX launch, I'm sooo proud of Elon and every single person who is working on this project
I like how you cut videos into the conversation to have a visual aid for what's being said... Good Video...
He actually explained it in a very concise and simple manner. Most of it is covered in 11th grade high school physics in india😂
Gravitation,escape velocity, gravitational force and centripetal force...
Really, because I studied this in 9th grade
Come to 12th next year u will have 1 whole book on organic chemistry enjoy👍😐
@@nikhilprem7998 organic chemistry is amazing. 😘my fav topic
I am now on grade 11in india, tn.
Wish more science teachers were like this , he knows these interviewers aren't necessarily following along , but he also knows its important to talk for the cameras so that the people who do get it , will enjoy the discription. Im a Musk-eteer !!
Elons inability to succintly explain the answer to what was asked is why he is so very different from every one of us. Including the double PhD, MIT grads, engineers and other physics mentors out there. Speaking clearly and efficiently is the mark of a good SPEAKER. Explaining things (well) is a skillset that a good educator and instructor must have. Elon clearly isn't a talker. He is a do'er. Therein lies the difference. Being able to talk about shit really well does nothing for the world. Actually doing shit well does.
Elon is a once in a generation genius. No other human on the planet is on his level right now. Think for a moment if you were in the business of changing the automobile industry, ensuring some sort of future on another freakin' planet, focusing on the planet's sustainability in regards to energy, tackling the gridlock of traffic and efficient travel and who knows what else. That is what's on his mind, every single minute. It seems inevitable that he has all of that in his head, and when any question is asked about anything related, it kind of all fills up in his mouth and he spouts it all out at once.
The rest of us live much simpler lives, so naturally, we can point at his deficiencies and laugh because we quite simply, don't have as much world changing shit going on in our heads. I'd find it hard to focus as well if I was not only thinking about but actually implementing things that are changing the world.
Besides, he is talking about Rocket Science (or Orbital mechanics). I don't know the difference and don't know anything about either, so I'd expect it to be a long, jumbled and complicated answer. For those that feel it can be "easily" explained, demonstrating some level of knowledge, great. Take that knowledge and do things with it. Important things. If not, your efficiently explained knowledge of it is worth as much as mine - in which, as I said, I have zero.
gnomewerks Well said. You hit the nail right on the head on all points. Leaving a snide, self esteem boosting comment takes a few clicks. Committing your life to progressing and helping humanity, now that's inspiring. This man has been taking action and producing results for a long time. He has a brilliant mind, for sure, but that combined with his ambition, drive and courage to pursue his goals are what sets him apart.
He has my respect.
gnomewerks completely agree a one generation genius
the only hope is him..
Like really? He explains it in the best way he can and can't start from basics here. I understood everything . Though, he is not a professional speaker he doesn't give a shit about it. Where he is is because of the knowledge! You want it? Go read hell of books and then jusge someone.
Taurai Mhangami Obviously, no one is perfect! Are you?
Most dont understand this is our Howard Hughes. Love it, so amazing
I like how he spends time to actually make them understand what he is saying instead of just saying two terminologies and just leave them be
Wow, precise and perfect explanation !
Interviewer: Why land on sea?
Me: It's more fuel efficient to land along the arch trajectory of the rocket.
Musk (Family Guy's Consuela voice): No...No..
It is physically impossible to go the other way with our current technologies
He only stutters because of all the thoughts he is having at once, friggin genius
Wow. I love this video. Dense with knowledge for a newbie like me
He is a best teacher also I understand all things 👍👍 what he tried to explain .🙏🏾
Love him,he takes forward step's.Hope we get to see his dream come true.
I'd love hours and hours of Elon explaining hard science and engineering instead of people asking him "cool stuff".
Sadly(or maybe not sadly) the dude's busy as hell and has other things to do
Brilliant and Brilliantly explained... ☯️
the funnel analogy is the best one i've ever heard to explain orbit!
Think like this :- It's because the interviewers couldn't understand he went on explaining so much for us to know about
Most of what he said, is high school level physics. You don’t have to be an aerospace engineer to know these things
& yet most of the audience still didn't "get it"
And some of the things he said about "why things go up and stay up" were wrong
Literally 99% of people I’ve talked to about this stuff don’t realize that gravity still exists outside of the atmosphere. Then I ask them how they think the moon orbits the earth.
@@christoforosmeziriadis7016 Thank you! i always come to comments for expert opinion. you should defo apply for spacex
Elon Musk fanboys would rather to live in a delusion, that to admit that his supposed genius intelligence is nothing but PR stunt
brilliant thank God for Elon Musk I know nothing about physics but loved this ...I wanted more
so much detail in this! awesome
They literally have no clue what he’s saying, lol.
lol to be fair, he isn't doing a very good job of translating his knowledge into laymen's terms
It's not easy to explain to layman. I struggle with this as an engineer trying to explain how something works. There is often a lot of background knowledge needed and, like Elon, I struggle condensing enormous amounts of education into a few minute explanation, especially when the audience lacks the background knowledge.
It's very easy and requires no knowledge in the subject, watch - "To orbit Earth, the spacecraft needs to go very fast. Once the boosters have completed their part in propelling the craft, they are no longer over land, so we need to land them on a ship." Boom. Done.
Although his explanation regarding the craft's (and it's components) velocity, and the energy it would take to change its direction, was good.
@@markb1511 I understood most of what he was saying
@@markb1511 I guess Elon was trying to explain why the rocket's trajectory has so much horizontal displacement. He probably thought the average person would expect the rocket to just go straight up, and thus the boosters would just need to be slightly detached and fall straight down back to that area of land rather than the sea.
You can just see how much he enjoys this stuff I really like seeing him talk about these things
Woo, thank you for the free lesson youtube :) Now Imma qualified
Dude, you are a Genius. These people have no idea what you are talking about. Congratulations. I admire you a lot. I can't wait to experience your Satelite internet.
Thank you.
"Have you ever had a dream?"
No
I would love to have him as a teacher, I understood everything minus the um's
Amazing and inspiring video Elon Musk
Impressive!! He is trying really hard to simplify things there!
These interviewers need to watch 'How to Go to Space', by MinutePhysics and XKCD!
love the fact that Elon has Three bottles of water, while the interviewers has one
thx for the visual edits, really helps!
He explains this in less than 8 minutes. I wish I had a school teacher like this.
I think he's stuttering trying to put it into terms these people will understand.
its just photographic memory that has to be translated to words. a picture can speak millions of words. problem is the proces at which to explain the picture. I always struggle trying to explain my insights to people like for example when i do verbal exams. but when i have the time like on a written exam my vocabulary used is alot better and i can explain it alot better.
And he taught himself all this by reading some books from the library 📚
His explanation was much more interesting than the answer some interviewers might feel obliged to search for.
Learned more about rockets in this small clip than I did in physics class, and we've labored through that topic for three months ^^
When he made that comparison with the bullet, I imagined the Space Station zooming by my window and ten times the speed of sound. I saw nothing.
Damn.
This was, really insightful omg haha
Kerbal space program taught me everything about rocket science that I need to know
Lot of people have to pause when talking because their minds go blank. But then there are geniuses who thinks 10 steps ahead and the poor mouth has to try so hard just to keep up with the brain. World need more of such people.
This was so fascinating to listen to. Made me want to work for him after this lol