He studied physics and economics at the University of Pennsylvania before transferring to the University of Pretoria in South Africa, where he studied in physics. he didn't complete his physics degree but he gained a solid foundation in physics and engineering principles.
Theres a good reddit thread thats few years old named "Evidence that Musk is the Chief Engineer of SpaceX" where theres quotes from people in aerospace industry literally saying what impact Elon had on designs and engineering. I dont him like a person, but that dosent diminish his achievement with spacex
If the Rocket Engineer was really smart, he would build a flying saucer, but we humans are not nearly smart enough - I know, I'm a physics professor, waiting for the outer-space aliens to show me how they do it.
Werner von Braun was the smartest rocket engineering genius of the 20th century. Even he didn’t teach himself engineering. He went to college and got education. It’s hilarious that some people are gullible enough to believe that Musk taught himself aerospace engineering
The huge difference, is that information nowadays is basically for free on the internet. I always wonder myself what would‘ve happened to big minds of the 20th century with the technology and information that we own today.
Not gullible at all. You point to a famous example. There are also examples of people who learned various engineering disciplines with or without a degree even without the internet. My my uncle never received his degree in mechanical engineering thought self study and mentorship he became one.
@@AmazingStoryDewd he learnt how to be an engineer by wokring closely with tom mueller and Koeinigsmann, the true pioneers and true engineer who shaped Space x to what it is today, he doesnt mention them at all,
@@femiosusa510for instance his Tesla designs are very inefficient compared to other electric cars. The only thing that’s going for him is his amazing publicity and the “vanity” of the car itself. But to a competent engineer it’s pretty badly made
He's self taught in the sense that he taught himself about arospace engineering for his role... He didn't say he was an expert or anything. Do you think every business person or business owner has a business degree? Or every tech start up has a degree in tech?
All i see is a sour and petty person. Besides you don't need to attend lectures to learn any of that. I actually taught myself calculus, thermodynamics, and tested out of them so i didn't need to take those courses.
You are clearly delusional to think he is a self taught engineer , it’s the sheer brilliance of Tom mueller (designed all the rocket engines) Hans koeigsmann . Gwynn shotwell runs the whole operations not Elon . Elon has many titles to his name I won’t be surprised if he calls himself the founder and ceo of twitter Internet entrepreneur to engineer ? Look at the evidence He said fsd level 5 would arrive in 2017 which it didn’t he is confidence and claimed in 2022 it will be level 5 which I doubt An Australian reporter asked him the affects of radiation when you get to Mars musk reply radation will not be a problem lol Is this a sign of an engineer ? Musk is a great business man a marketer he hires great engineers to bring his products to fruition
Elon Musk: I have a physics degree, therefore I’m an engineer. By the same logic, if someone has degree in ophthalmology, he is a brain surgeon, because both involve medicine. Go figure
Dude, he is basically saying that his degree and physics background really helped him in understanding aero space engineering, because aero space engineering in it's fundamentals is just physics too. And you giving an analogy of brain surgeon and ophthalmology is just false analogy logical fallacy, because in their fundamentals they have nothing in common expect that they deal with human body organs.
@@christoforosmeziriadis7016 Well, off course he would go to a mechanic because he does not know to replace tires or other parts of a car, come on do you think that we we learn how to fix cars when it breaks down in studying physics? 😂
You said aerospace engineering in it’s fundamentals is just physics. Likewise a car in it’s fundamentals is just physics. So my physics teacher should know how to fix his car. He doesn’t have to take it to a mechanic. Just because Musk has a physics degree, it doesn’t make him an aerospace engineer. Tom Mueller is the genius who designed all of SpaceX rockets engines. He didn’t teach himself aerospace engineering. He was taught engineering in college
@@christoforosmeziriadis7016 Glad you responded mate so that you could understand what I was saying. First of all it is true that the fundamentals of automobile engineering is based on the laws of physics, there is no doubt about it, you are right. But what you fail to understand is that Musk said that his physics degree helped him in understanding aerospace engineering, he did not say that his physics degree led him building rockets, rather it gave him a strong background to study other subjects which are based on physics like in his case was aerospace engineering. I am also sure your physics professor will find studying any form of engineering way easier compared to a person who has never studied physics in shape or form assuming that your professor is proficient in it. And, yes you are absolutely right that having a physics degree does not mean that you are an aerospace engineer, but what is means that it can be easy for you to study engineering or other forms of subjects which are based of the physics. Have nice day, mate.
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He studied physics and economics at the University of Pennsylvania before transferring to the University of Pretoria in South Africa, where he studied in physics. he didn't complete his physics degree but he gained a solid foundation in physics and engineering principles.
Assuming universities teach you even 5% of what you need to work, which they don't. Ask me how I know.
@@ivankovachev8835how you know
How you know? @@ivankovachev8835
Does he have an actual degree?
It's the other way around. Left South Africa to go to Canada
your music video has sounds of Elon Musk speaking somewhere in the background
Funny comment 😂🤣
he didn't.
The point is 0:32 "I have a great team"
wel yes it takes a team
Theres a good reddit thread thats few years old named "Evidence that Musk is the Chief Engineer of SpaceX" where theres quotes from people in aerospace industry literally saying what impact Elon had on designs and engineering. I dont him like a person, but that dosent diminish his achievement with spacex
But he didn't disclose what books he referred to.
It's your job to search it
@user-iy7wi4ob4i can you actually tell me what books he read
@@lucaass.2b he is a fraud lol.
If the Rocket Engineer was really smart, he would build a flying saucer, but we humans are not nearly smart enough - I know, I'm a physics professor, waiting for the outer-space aliens to show me how they do it.
I kinda doubt you are a physics professor
@@brettallen7632 Then read about me in the NY Times 2018.
governments have built"flying saucers" before also integrated with antimatter and antigravity. this technology was given to us by ET forces.
@@drbonesshow1But, that kind of Aerodynamics and Thrust Vectoring Propulsions aren’t developed yet. We are decades behind, right?
That was a good information
Glad it was helpful!
Money and give yourself the title.
lol
this is what it really is
@@fenrir834 No its not, having a Physics degree helps alot, trust me.
he can't stamp anything. Still has to rely on an engineer(s).
r u being insecure
@@lemonstrangler if your a PE you understand my comment
ok i get it you need engineer approval, but that doesnt mean he hasnt contributed his planning and design@@Jasonrcsd
@@Jasonrcsd You are 100% Right. Being a PE is like being a MD, you are responsible for people lives.
Boo hoo
Be rich..... that's how lol hire someone who is an expert and tell them what to do that's how it's simple
He didn't. There's your answer.
Felt extremely dumb and unsuccessful watching this video 😅😅.
same here bro.
Same 😂
we make a looser team about aerospace engineering and see if it gets somewhere
Werner von Braun was the smartest rocket engineering genius of the 20th century. Even he didn’t teach himself engineering. He went to college and got education. It’s hilarious that some people are gullible enough to believe that Musk taught himself aerospace engineering
The huge difference, is that information nowadays is basically for free on the internet. I always wonder myself what would‘ve happened to big minds of the 20th century with the technology and information that we own today.
There are many online courses that give you an intense learning experience on countless topics, many given actually recognized certificates.
Not gullible at all. You point to a famous example. There are also examples of people who learned various engineering disciplines with or without a degree even without the internet. My my uncle never received his degree in mechanical engineering thought self study and mentorship he became one.
@@guillediazru There were self geniuses then as well. Books are something anyone can get.
@@AmazingStoryDewd he learnt how to be an engineer by wokring closely with tom mueller and Koeinigsmann, the true pioneers and true engineer who shaped Space x to what it is today, he doesnt mention them at all,
I never realized how much of a phony he really is.
_I never realized how much of a phony he really is._
The lie is much bigger than you even imagine.
@@femiosusa510for instance his Tesla designs are very inefficient compared to other electric cars. The only thing that’s going for him is his amazing publicity and the “vanity” of the car itself. But to a competent engineer it’s pretty badly made
Most engineering companies are not run by physicists. Where are you getting that information?
they are run by architects @@tharjaco
@@femiosusa510 pursue engineering. it will answer all your questions.
Fucking song bro
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Rich boy cosplaying as iron man. I'd love to see him speak about thermodynamics or propulsion intelligently. Big phony.
He's self taught in the sense that he taught himself about arospace engineering for his role... He didn't say he was an expert or anything.
Do you think every business person or business owner has a business degree? Or every tech start up has a degree in tech?
All i see is a sour and petty person. Besides you don't need to attend lectures to learn any of that. I actually taught myself calculus, thermodynamics, and tested out of them so i didn't need to take those courses.
You are clearly delusional to think he is a self taught engineer , it’s the sheer brilliance of Tom mueller (designed all the rocket engines) Hans koeigsmann . Gwynn shotwell runs the whole operations not Elon . Elon has many titles to his name I won’t be surprised if he calls himself the founder and ceo of twitter
Internet entrepreneur to engineer ?
Look at the evidence
He said fsd level 5 would arrive in 2017 which it didn’t he is confidence and claimed in 2022 it will be level 5 which I doubt
An Australian reporter asked him the affects of radiation when you get to Mars musk reply radation will not be a problem lol
Is this a sign of an engineer ?
Musk is a great business man a marketer he hires great engineers to bring his products to fruition
He has a physics degree. Choose another topic.
You're the type of person that thinks all successful business owners has a business degree
Just give the original link
Elon Musk: I have a physics degree, therefore I’m an engineer. By the same logic, if someone has degree in ophthalmology, he is a brain surgeon, because both involve medicine. Go figure
Dude, he is basically saying that his degree and physics background really helped him in understanding aero space
engineering, because aero space
engineering in it's fundamentals is just physics too.
And you giving an analogy of brain surgeon and ophthalmology is just false analogy logical fallacy, because in their fundamentals they have nothing in common expect that they deal with human body
organs.
My highschool physics teacher, has a degree in physics. But whenever his car breaks down, he doesn't know how to fix it. He goes to a mechanic.
@@christoforosmeziriadis7016 Well, off course he would go to a mechanic because he does not know to replace tires or other parts of a car, come on do you think that we we learn how to fix cars when it breaks down in studying physics? 😂
You said aerospace engineering in it’s fundamentals is just physics. Likewise a car in it’s fundamentals is just physics. So my physics teacher should know how to fix his car. He doesn’t have to take it to a mechanic. Just because Musk has a physics degree, it doesn’t make him an aerospace engineer. Tom Mueller is the genius who designed all of SpaceX rockets engines. He didn’t teach himself aerospace engineering. He was taught engineering in college
@@christoforosmeziriadis7016 Glad you responded mate so that you could understand what I was saying.
First of all it is true that the fundamentals of automobile engineering is based on the laws of physics, there is no doubt about it, you are right.
But what you fail to understand is that Musk said that his physics degree helped him in understanding aerospace engineering, he did not say that his physics degree led him building rockets, rather it gave him a strong background to study other subjects which are based on physics like in his case was aerospace engineering.
I am also sure your physics professor will find studying any form of engineering way easier compared to a person who has never studied physics in shape or form assuming that your professor is proficient in it.
And, yes you are absolutely right that having a physics degree does not mean that you are an aerospace engineer, but what is means that it can be easy for you to study engineering or other forms of subjects which are based of the physics.
Have nice day, mate.
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music!
You gain no real knowledge in university, you gain it from books, private courses and practicing.
Experience
Really good idea
Thank you! 😊
This guy can barely string a sentence together. You expect me to believe he’s out there building rocket ships and flying into space? 😅
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