get a large space station into SUCH a low orbit around a planet or moon where if the space station is oriented in the wrong way it will crash into the planet at least. and then have bill jump over it when it comes by.
The voice over was great, you have a great commentary going. I'd never thought about making my Kerbol orbital period to match Kerbins to come back and aero-brake for a second time!
I think "prepare to involuntarily clench several times" is my new favorite turn of phrase. Not only are you a great KSP engineer, you're a brilliant wordsmith and thoughtful commentator. Well done.
Aviator James True dat, but their absolutely ridiculous fuel efficiency makes up for it. It’s possible to take a single tank from LKO to Eeloo with no assists (Though you’re gonna be waiting for a couple hours)
Loved it man, you deffo have to do more of these voiced vids occasionally, maybe a montage of the manoeuvring in a Odyssea vid with the voiceover explaining the whys and wherefores for that mission, not a full length vid, just the 5 mins highlights of the technical stuff for those of us that appreciate that as much as the editorial storyline :)
Great video, I'm new to your channel so wanted to say, this was informative for KSPand had a sincere and concise speech on scientific truth. More content like this I hope sir, good day.
i've seen this on almost every SSTO design that features rapiers: why do people put a little inverted nosecone on the end of the rapier? does it actually improve aerodynamics, or does it just look cool?
nifty! Does it reduce thrust at all? i would've thought that sticking something on the end of an engine would drop the total amount of thrust it could produce. Or does KSP not model that/model it so well that the thrust actually comes from the four nozzles rather than the centre of the engine?
I just discovered your channel, and I'm glad I did. I like the mix of talking about KSP and politics, and in the universe you've built, KSP politics. Aside from the commentary, this craft and general mission profile is just so silly. Some might even consider it fake news.
Clydesdales are boosters designed to supplement a Rocket’s delta-v/TWR upon launch and be jettisoned early in the flight. If you want to get out of the atmosphere, do this: Rocket- Place a MK1 pod (black w/white stripes one) and mount a TD-12 (not TS-12) decoupler underneath. Then mount a FL-T800 tank under the decoupler, and finally an LV-T45 Swivel engine at the bottom. Mount 4 AV-R8 fins around the bottom of the tank, and don’t forget to put a MK16 parachute on top of the pod. Flight- First, check yo’ staging: Should have the engine in the first stage and both the decoupler and parachute in the second stage. Activate SAS (press T) before ignition, then throttle up and blast off. Head straight up until you pass 100m/s on the navball’s speed indicator, and then begin gently pitching eastward. You should be flying a little steeper than roughly 45° by the time the engine burns out. Once you leave the atmosphere, stage the booster away and prime the chute, and point the capsule to have its flatter side face first. The capsule should land itself after that.
YEY! Comments :) Thank you, I prefer these over the music ones because I usually watch these while playing games, and then the comments makes me actually watch at the right times. Except the Odysseys, those I really watch all the way through. I know it several months old :)
Why didn't you use solar panels? wouldn't that have made it more efficient to recharge the batteries, and have more xenon gas and a few less batteries?
I'm surprised that the batteries didn't flop around, that's what happens to me when I line up batteries lol. I was a bit confused because I didn't see struts on the SSTO, but maybe that's because my mobile device has a low resolution.
On the subject of GMOs, yes, there aren't obvious evidence that it's bad, but there are also little proof for it's safety, therefore, remaining sceptical would not be foolish.
This proves 2 things: Ion engines in ksp are OP, And if we ever get engines with similar efficiency but useful trust, we will go to Jupiter on holiday.
You talked about all the hypocrisy and ridiculous claims people believe in and I basically think the same way. However, you specifically addressed religion as ridiculous beliefs and in that case I have to object. Even though I don’t believe in god for the exact reason that it’s scientifically unprovable (and thus insignificant for the actual world) I would call it extremely arrogant and ignorant not allow believing in meaning which science can’t provide whatsoever. Unless it’s the kind of believing in wonders but the church I know (European Christianity) specifically states to support the Big Bang theory, evolution and also confirms that all of the Bible’s content is written by humans and thus to be seen as such.
I agree with you in many ways and interpreted his statement to be more focused on physical miracle beliefs like "faith healings" and other potentially harmful practices.
I'm fairly sure Kyrie Irving was actually intentionnaly trolling. He gave an interview saying that he was making a point about media treatment, implying that his scientific beliefs are irrelevant and shouldn't be news and that he was testing the (social) media about that. ua-cam.com/video/_l-YU5e9kfI/v-deo.html Apart from that, absolutely fantastic video. I'm everytime more amazed by your designs.
actually, it would be more of a bunch of 1/24A battery stacked on top of each other, an A battery is 1.1540132507874443358314326056262 times thicker than an AA battery, then i multiplied the thickness of 17mm of an A battery until it reached roughly 1.25 meters, and by roughly i mean the closest you can get before going over, that is 1249.605 mm, counted the number of multipications and the resulting number was 24, so a 1/24A battery it is
KSP of course only uses a simplified gravity system where celestial bodies are on rails around the celestial body above them in the hierarchy, and vessels are only affected by one celestial body according to SOI (sphere of influence). In reality, every celestial body affects each other and any vessel. This "n-body problem" is computationally hard and long term unpredictable (search for "ternary star system" e.g.), which is why KSP uses the simple model. However, in the n-body approach, there exist many more possibilities to optimize dV at the expense of travel time.[1] [1] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interplanetary_Transport_Network
You must be running out of ideas for videos with everything you've done - perhaps some sightseeing on Kerbin is in order, it seems like Kerbin is the planet you've spent the least time on!
Love the way you talk about lack having evidence and finding the truth but also take in to account that you have to be true to yourself before discounting others for the same reasons, I like your craft to, you've gained a new sub!
btw, keep it up with the voice overs. I'm very new here (found you a couple hours ago looking for an ssto tutorial) and you've already helped me. Definitely a sub here
Brad, I think that at some point when you've exhausted all the stock planets you should get the outer planets mod, saying the KSC discovered more planets, and try your hand at going to them. I'm certain you can do it knowing how good your oversized SSTO here already is.
I dont think anyone (mostly) thinks the world is flat. I have heard other things about how space flight is impossible that sound a lot more put together (radiation belt, how physics dont work like that, exc) and i do think people believe that, even if they are just a wrong. Humanity has never collectively thought the world was flat. We could see the shape of the moon and other bodies, the shadow of the earth on the moon, and how the botom of objects at sea was obscured by the curvature, to tell us its shape. We may have thought it was the center of the solar system, and even that it was much smaller, but ever since people wondered what shape the planet was, we have known it was a sphere. The flat earth thing comes from an old fantasy novel and has been taken by some people as an actual belief. Sadly those "some people" were cultists that formed Zetetic Societies in the 1800s and published books with flawed experiments cited as proof. More people believe in a flat earth today than they did in ancient egypt or rome but most people are just trolls. The claims of vaccines giving you autism, global warming being false, and the worldwide belief in magic is the real problems that do cause real damage. The biggest problem is these beliefs only exist still because people want them to. They dont want to be wrong or to think about things in diferent ways. You cant show them evidence or ask for it because facts and evidence are irrelevant to them. The entire foundation for these things has nothing to do with faith and belief, it has to do with not believing anything else.
My god you have made such a good point about politics and hypocrisy in this video. If only everyone in America could here it, I think we all would be a little smarter and nicer.
"if only everyone in america".. Yeah.. Only the human beings specifically residing in america are opinionated political hypocritical idiots.. It seemed the main part of your moral was "no matter what point you choose to put forward, always double-check it yourself, because no matter how right you think you are, there's always a chance you might still be wrong." I created a similar moral for myself to follow, back when I was 14. "Never assume, make educated guesses"
Really great video! I was stunned how you fucking managed to land on kerbin and go to eeloo again! Your view on politics is also in agreement with my standpoints, and you explained yourself great.
I agree with the concept here, but "Nobody knows anything" is a bit too much of a solipsist aesthetic for me. I prefer to say that I know some things, but with the awareness that most of this knowledge comes through inductive processes that are inherently probabilistic or non-absolute in nature. There are some things which no one could know anything about. The supernatural is one of them. If someone has justification for the supernatural, that means they have observed supernatural phenomena. If they have observed supernatural phenomena, this phenomena is a part of nature. It is therefore not supernatural. Supernatural phenomena falls into the rare category of things that can be refuted through deductive reasoning. (NOTE: Not all god claims argue for a supernatural god, most theists argue for a god that manifests in the natural universe)
Oh wow, this has to be one of the most impressive stuff I've seen in KSP (like most of your other stuff too) and really accurate point about alternative facts, you have a well deserved like!
Kerbals are Von Neumann Probes. That's why they never age, and why there are no cities on Kerbal. Don't tell them though... They don't know. OMG... how do we know WE aren't Von Neumann probes ?! Love your videos. Amazing stuff. I would like to see how to arrange the gravity assists. Even if just once or twice along the journey.
While I never aim to force god upon others as it’s their choice what they believe in, I do want to challenge your viewpoint on god. While a scientific belief in god is definitely irrational, god does not exist in a physical sense, and cannot be perceived through observation or our mind, which is why almost all theological arguments you’ve heard fall flat. I believe in god, and specifically the Christian god, because when I read the New Testament I feel a sense of life in my spirit. A feeling beyond just mental knowledge or emotion. I can’t describe this feeling through words as it isn’t something words can convey. If you really want to know if god is real I challenge you to read the gospel, read through the book of John at least and give it a chance. Worst case you learn something about how a large amount of people believe.
@@K.O240 I don't understand the "more pizza" thing, is that a reference to something? And I don't believe others "should" be Christian, it's up to you to decide and research what you believe, not up to your parents to tell you to believe what they believe because they believe it.
Kevin O fair point, I agree with you that most religious people are religious out of tradition and I think that is not a good foundation for any belief. “I believe it because I believe it” sort of mindset is dangerous, and can lead to all sorts of problems. Nice to have a civilized discussion about this.
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Her: He's probably thinking about other girls
Him: How can I get the most delta-V possible out of gravity assists?
get a large space station into SUCH a low orbit around a planet or moon where if the space station is oriented in the wrong way it will crash into the planet at least. and then have bill jump over it when it comes by.
Like: SLAM!
rockets-don't-make good-toast the moon would have to be a perfect circle
rockets-don't-make good-toast hmmm I think minius will be good but simply docking might throw it off course enough to crash
fivemissiles no that’s not true, you could just put bill on the tallest mountain on that moon
Guys this has already been done, don’t you watch reddit?
Bill went to eelo, realized he forgot his flashlight, so headed back to grab it then came back to eelo to carry out his mission.
The voice over was great, you have a great commentary going. I'd never thought about making my Kerbol orbital period to match Kerbins to come back and aero-brake for a second time!
There will be plenty more of this particular technique in the video I am currently working on. =-)
Standard range is not enog,
we need go straigt to Ludicrous range.
This video hasn't even been up long enough for you to know what ludicrous range is =)
I think "prepare to involuntarily clench several times" is my new favorite turn of phrase. Not only are you a great KSP engineer, you're a brilliant wordsmith and thoughtful commentator. Well done.
Those ion engines are super overpowered. Reminds me of when RCS was added and you could launch into orbit with one of 'em.
Those ion engines are.. umm.. not overpowered. They are probably the 2nd weakest engines in the game. He had to have 16 of them for it to do any good.
Aviator James True dat, but their absolutely ridiculous fuel efficiency makes up for it. It’s possible to take a single tank from LKO to Eeloo with no assists (Though you’re gonna be waiting for a couple hours)
in defense of the devs, they're like that in real life too
@@getmeoutoftheyoutubeservers IRL thay are even Worse trust of a few mg to a gram or whatever that is in N
The in game ion engines are ridiculously OP compared to their real life counterparts.
Go to Eve and then to Eeloo with no refueling!
you sir, are a monster
Mysteryfoxx RJ gravity assist on eve where you barely hit the atmosphere counts too?
And back.
This is the most insanely efficient space plane I've ever seen. It's marvelous.
Bill: *comes back from this mission*
How are my new grand kids?
i wouldn't have watched such a long video without commentary, keep it coming
Loved it man, you deffo have to do more of these voiced vids occasionally, maybe a montage of the manoeuvring in a Odyssea vid with the voiceover explaining the whys and wherefores for that mission, not a full length vid, just the 5 mins highlights of the technical stuff for those of us that appreciate that as much as the editorial storyline :)
Great video, I'm new to your channel so wanted to say, this was informative for KSPand had a sincere and concise speech on scientific truth. More content like this I hope sir, good day.
i like the voice over and i think its cool way to talk about your crafts after you do your normal non voice over videos
loved the pro science rant
I am looking forward to more voice overs.
i've seen this on almost every SSTO design that features rapiers: why do people put a little inverted nosecone on the end of the rapier? does it actually improve aerodynamics, or does it just look cool?
It actually reduces drag =)
nifty! Does it reduce thrust at all? i would've thought that sticking something on the end of an engine would drop the total amount of thrust it could produce. Or does KSP not model that/model it so well that the thrust actually comes from the four nozzles rather than the centre of the engine?
It comes from the four nozzles =)
I would like to see a Bop or Laythe SSTO using no nukes nor ion thrusters.
Jeb had to return for his purse
bill
Lol
I just discovered your channel, and I'm glad I did. I like the mix of talking about KSP and politics, and in the universe you've built, KSP politics. Aside from the commentary, this craft and general mission profile is just so silly. Some might even consider it fake news.
I just realized that you make extensive use of orbital resonance, very clever
Thank you for the amazing video. And for what you said.
Do a odyssey by bill with this SSTO, ''with the high on the prices of ice, bill went to eeloo to take some ice to his beverage''
How does he do this? I can't get out of the atmosphere with 2 clydesdales
Clydesdales are boosters designed to supplement a Rocket’s delta-v/TWR upon launch and be jettisoned early in the flight. If you want to get out of the atmosphere, do this:
Rocket- Place a MK1 pod (black w/white stripes one) and mount a TD-12 (not TS-12) decoupler underneath. Then mount a FL-T800 tank under the decoupler, and finally an LV-T45 Swivel engine at the bottom. Mount 4 AV-R8 fins around the bottom of the tank, and don’t forget to put a MK16 parachute on top of the pod.
Flight- First, check yo’ staging: Should have the engine in the first stage and both the decoupler and parachute in the second stage. Activate SAS (press T) before ignition, then throttle up and blast off. Head straight up until you pass 100m/s on the navball’s speed indicator, and then begin gently pitching eastward. You should be flying a little steeper than roughly 45° by the time the engine burns out. Once you leave the atmosphere, stage the booster away and prime the chute, and point the capsule to have its flatter side face first. The capsule should land itself after that.
YEY! Comments :) Thank you, I prefer these over the music ones because I usually watch these while playing games, and then the comments makes me actually watch at the right times. Except the Odysseys, those I really watch all the way through. I know it several months old :)
love it brad another great video keep it up
How are you so accurate?
That is some weird music playing over the video, what instrument is that??
Your speech on pseudo-science was a real nice bonus. Well said! ^-^
You should hide everything under a slim fairing making it more aerodynamic save on fuel.
You can put ion engines one in front of the other without occluding the thrust?
apparently
Came for the mission subbed for the anti-pseudoscience commentary. :D
How does an ice company can operate without a Factory?Maybe the next(or two next)installment you will make an Eeloo mining station
Very good video! Subbed!
This video was awesome!
I see two ion engines, how are there 14 engines I'm not seeing on this? Are the extra engines clipped inside it?
They are stacked inline
Just make it a side series behind the stage for Bill's Odyssey.
Why didn't you use solar panels? wouldn't that have made it more efficient to recharge the batteries, and have more xenon gas and a few less batteries?
the voiceover is nice
I can barely make it to Minmus. This dude dose the impossible
How do you guys get the engines to stack like that and look so good haha
Someone should make a regenerative-braking mod, so you can charge your batteries while landing on Eeloo
Yeah, make a mechanism that uses static electricity to charge the battery.
I've been to Duna with a giant fucking spacecraft HOW THE FUCK DID YOU GET THAT SHIT TO EEEEELLLOOOOO!!!???
Somehow it's very sad, to be blazing just 40 km away from home but knowing you need to wait an entire year to actually land
18:02 altitude (terrain) 704.1cm... ground speed 268.5m/s
can you make a video explaining how to do efficient gravity assists?
how did you make it NOT wobble everywhere?
Autostrut.
I'm surprised that the batteries didn't flop around, that's what happens to me when I line up batteries lol. I was a bit confused because I didn't see struts on the SSTO, but maybe that's because my mobile device has a low resolution.
There are no struts on this design. The craft does have to be carefully flown to prevent excessive flex.
yo thats what autostrut is for
autostrut eliminates a very compelling part of the engineering challenge.
On the subject of GMOs, yes, there aren't obvious evidence that it's bad, but there are also little proof for it's safety, therefore, remaining sceptical would not be foolish.
Saying there's little proof for its safety is false. There's been hundreds of research papers proving it's safety.
Even if he was immortal, the beard growth over 57 years would fill up the cabin and he wouldn't be able to do anything.
To be completely honest, no, I dont believe in conspiracy theories however learning about them is very interesting.
I wouldn't make it a theme in my videos if they were not interesting.
that's why I watch them :)
This proves 2 things: Ion engines in ksp are OP, And if we ever get engines with similar efficiency but useful trust, we will go to Jupiter on holiday.
I thought the planet *Kerbals* live on was *Kerbin*?
Innocuous_Cat kerbol is their sun
Let him take a seat on a booster in space. Then shoot Bill from one Station into another one. But Bill hast to find a way to escape.
You talked about all the hypocrisy and ridiculous claims people believe in and I basically think the same way. However, you specifically addressed religion as ridiculous beliefs and in that case I have to object. Even though I don’t believe in god for the exact reason that it’s scientifically unprovable (and thus insignificant for the actual world) I would call it extremely arrogant and ignorant not allow believing in meaning which science can’t provide whatsoever.
Unless it’s the kind of believing in wonders but the church I know (European Christianity) specifically states to support the Big Bang theory, evolution and also confirms that all of the Bible’s content is written by humans and thus to be seen as such.
I agree with you in many ways and interpreted his statement to be more focused on physical miracle beliefs like "faith healings" and other potentially harmful practices.
Fuck me, I found trump references in a Kerbal video. Arghhh. Can I never escape?
10:00 are you trying to give people a heart attack?
More voiceovers!
just to eelo and back it took 22 fucking years dude...
I'm fairly sure Kyrie Irving was actually intentionnaly trolling. He gave an interview saying that he was making a point about media treatment, implying that his scientific beliefs are irrelevant and shouldn't be news and that he was testing the (social) media about that.
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Apart from that, absolutely fantastic video. I'm everytime more amazed by your designs.
ever heard of solar panels?
Don't work as well out as far as eeloo, and also add mass lol
Now take it to moho!
10:03 oh my god
Terrorise bill Kerman by nearly going below 30m in a moon with no atmosphere like when you can see your own shadow
Note: By a gravity assist
I am laughing at flat earthers- and I'm not believing anything that hasn't been proven :)
I can infact go to any planet or any moon but SSTOs.... never my thing
Hey brad, remember that one mission where you went off-planet for over a century?
...yeah. That was fun.
Bob Kerman may not be a family guy, but he also forgot to mention he got 100yrs of 24hr pay, so he made a killing on triple OT.
With a couple hundred hours under my belt, I thought my SSTO to minus and back was impressive. You went to Eeloo and back, twice. Well done, sir.
Better than me. I've clocked over 2400 hours since 0.23.5 and I'm only starting to get a grasp on SSTOs!
It's only a good craft when you can do it with Tac life support :P
Alex Siemers I HAVEN'T EVEN GONE TO THE MUN!... damn I suck at this game😥
Pyrax anything is possible with ion drives if ur craft is small enough srsly
I've orbited the Mun before but i've never went to other planets in the Kerbol System.
It's an AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaAAAAAAAA^36 battery!
actually, it would be more of a bunch of 1/24A battery stacked on top of each other, an A battery is 1.1540132507874443358314326056262 times thicker than an AA battery, then i multiplied the thickness of 17mm of an A battery until it reached roughly 1.25 meters, and by roughly i mean the closest you can get before going over, that is 1249.605 mm, counted the number of multipications and the resulting number was 24, so a 1/24A battery it is
@@tsgaerospace what ze fuck
No, adding ‘A’s means the battery is smaller
(AA * 10^-36)
A . 10^-24
"We have extra Delta-V left, so let's take the most efficient ascent profile possible at the cost of being extraordinarily unsafe"
Gravity is free ... Kerbals are patient. This is our mantra!
KSP of course only uses a simplified gravity system where celestial bodies are on rails around the celestial body above them in the hierarchy, and vessels are only affected by one celestial body according to SOI (sphere of influence). In reality, every celestial body affects each other and any vessel. This "n-body problem" is computationally hard and long term unpredictable (search for "ternary star system" e.g.), which is why KSP uses the simple model. However, in the n-body approach, there exist many more possibilities to optimize dV at the expense of travel time.[1]
[1] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interplanetary_Transport_Network
@@TruthNerds irrelevant
Voiceovers are awesome! Please continue making them, and consider investing in a better microphone if you can. Love your videos!
Not a bad idea =)
good point, editing and best practices found on the internet can also improve audio quality nearly as much as a new microphone.
yes, voiceovers are great!
That was awesome Bradley!
Thanks brother!
Wait, what!?
Mark Thrimm OMG 😲 NO WAY ARE YOU BROTHERS
I meant brother in the colloquial use of the word =)
SSTO brother from a different mother ;)
Clicked because of Kerbal content, left with many thoughts about pseudo-science. I'm not disappointed and a new subscriber, thank you Bradley
You must be running out of ideas for videos with everything you've done - perhaps some sightseeing on Kerbin is in order, it seems like Kerbin is the planet you've spent the least time on!
Perhaps a Base on the North/South Pole?
using one plane to haul everything on one thing of fuel?
If you play KSP, and spend a lot of time on Kerbin, you would be surprised how boring it is.
@@aviatorjames512 True.
@@aviatorjames512 Joking man!
You should totally record the full mission and just upload the bloopers, i wanna see how many bloopers you did with this XD
9:58 Jesus that was wey too close
It was a time lapse, but it was very close.
Love the way you talk about lack having evidence and finding the truth but also take in to account that you have to be true to yourself before discounting others for the same reasons, I like your craft to, you've gained a new sub!
I want to hate you... but I can't. You make this look so goddamned easy!
btw, keep it up with the voice overs. I'm very new here (found you a couple hours ago looking for an ssto tutorial) and you've already helped me. Definitely a sub here
Brad, I think that at some point when you've exhausted all the stock planets you should get the outer planets mod, saying the KSC discovered more planets, and try your hand at going to them. I'm certain you can do it knowing how good your oversized SSTO here already is.
Give me 10 more hours in the day and I'll have it done within the week.
Christian Michael hey you stole my profilepicture XD
Christian Michael hey you stole my profilepicture XD
Peacemazer nobody cares
I dont think anyone (mostly) thinks the world is flat. I have heard other things about how space flight is impossible that sound a lot more put together (radiation belt, how physics dont work like that, exc) and i do think people believe that, even if they are just a wrong. Humanity has never collectively thought the world was flat. We could see the shape of the moon and other bodies, the shadow of the earth on the moon, and how the botom of objects at sea was obscured by the curvature, to tell us its shape. We may have thought it was the center of the solar system, and even that it was much smaller, but ever since people wondered what shape the planet was, we have known it was a sphere. The flat earth thing comes from an old fantasy novel and has been taken by some people as an actual belief. Sadly those "some people" were cultists that formed Zetetic Societies in the 1800s and published books with flawed experiments cited as proof. More people believe in a flat earth today than they did in ancient egypt or rome but most people are just trolls.
The claims of vaccines giving you autism, global warming being false, and the worldwide belief in magic is the real problems that do cause real damage. The biggest problem is these beliefs only exist still because people want them to. They dont want to be wrong or to think about things in diferent ways. You cant show them evidence or ask for it because facts and evidence are irrelevant to them. The entire foundation for these things has nothing to do with faith and belief, it has to do with not believing anything else.
Just like Cooper, Bill spent 60 years in space! Where is his Murph, now?
Voice-over was excellent. Keep doing it!
you got it boss
That's the first time I've hear someone put God and flat earth in the same basket. Props on your bravery.
Bill: damnit I forgot my ds, can I go back?
oof.
Notice, that trip took just shy of 58 years XD.
Love the design of the vehicle by the way.
Where exactly the kerbonaut is sitting in the craft, I'm still trying to understand?
External command seat is inside of the service bay!
My god you have made such a good point about politics and hypocrisy in this video. If only everyone in America could here it, I think we all would be a little smarter and nicer.
Thanks brother!
"if only everyone in america".. Yeah.. Only the human beings specifically residing in america are opinionated political hypocritical idiots.. It seemed the main part of your moral was "no matter what point you choose to put forward, always double-check it yourself, because no matter how right you think you are, there's always a chance you might still be wrong." I created a similar moral for myself to follow, back when I was 14. "Never assume, make educated guesses"
-hulk hogan
+squishybrick Let's give you the title 'Prime example'.
Let's give you the title "Posts before reading"... Tsk tsk tsk...
Really great video!
I was stunned how you fucking managed to land on kerbin and go to eeloo again!
Your view on politics is also in agreement with my standpoints, and you explained yourself great.
I agree with the concept here, but "Nobody knows anything" is a bit too much of a solipsist aesthetic for me. I prefer to say that I know some things, but with the awareness that most of this knowledge comes through inductive processes that are inherently probabilistic or non-absolute in nature.
There are some things which no one could know anything about. The supernatural is one of them. If someone has justification for the supernatural, that means they have observed supernatural phenomena. If they have observed supernatural phenomena, this phenomena is a part of nature. It is therefore not supernatural. Supernatural phenomena falls into the rare category of things that can be refuted through deductive reasoning.
(NOTE: Not all god claims argue for a supernatural god, most theists argue for a god that manifests in the natural universe)
Do a mission where you go to eeloo and moho without refueling
Oh wow, this has to be one of the most impressive stuff I've seen in KSP (like most of your other stuff too) and really accurate point about alternative facts, you have a well deserved like!
its a giant ion powered mig-21 and flies through space as elegantly
Kerbals are Von Neumann Probes. That's why they never age, and why there are no cities on Kerbal. Don't tell them though... They don't know.
OMG... how do we know WE aren't Von Neumann probes ?!
Love your videos. Amazing stuff. I would like to see how to arrange the gravity assists. Even if just once or twice along the journey.
If my self-esteem in this game was Rihanna then Bradley would be Chris Brown
Underrated comment
Shea Phaneuf
Why thank you uωu
I very much agree with your dislike of Trump for saying climate change is a hoax, but this is only one of many, many reasons to dislike him.
You should do missions to Neidon and Plock! Would love to see you tackle some genuinely difficult outer kerbol system missions.
I was very pleasantly surpised by the discussion in the middle of this video about politics and pseudoscience.
While I never aim to force god upon others as it’s their choice what they believe in, I do want to challenge your viewpoint on god. While a scientific belief in god is definitely irrational, god does not exist in a physical sense, and cannot be perceived through observation or our mind, which is why almost all theological arguments you’ve heard fall flat.
I believe in god, and specifically the Christian god, because when I read the New Testament I feel a sense of life in my spirit. A feeling beyond just mental knowledge or emotion. I can’t describe this feeling through words as it isn’t something words can convey.
If you really want to know if god is real I challenge you to read the gospel, read through the book of John at least and give it a chance. Worst case you learn something about how a large amount of people believe.
@@K.O240 I don't understand the "more pizza" thing, is that a reference to something? And I don't believe others "should" be Christian, it's up to you to decide and research what you believe, not up to your parents to tell you to believe what they believe because they believe it.
Kevin O fair point, I agree with you that most religious people are religious out of tradition and I think that is not a good foundation for any belief. “I believe it because I believe it” sort of mindset is dangerous, and can lead to all sorts of problems.
Nice to have a civilized discussion about this.
This video has around the level of excitement as a scott manley video x 100 GG Bradley +Sub +Thumbs Up
Listening to that half time break in August 2020 really make you think.
Im not patient enough to do stuff like this.