"Kerbal Scuffed Program 2 | Jeb is dead (and we killed him)" | Kip Reacts to martincitopants
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Fellow Legends, welcome! Today we dive into the next exciting installment of the Kerbal Scuff Program. Will Kevin learn his lesson this time? Will martincitopants impart more big brain wisdom to us? What do you think will happen next? If you liked this video as much as I did then I absolutely recommend you go and check out the original video to show some support for the source material!
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Kip, i will point out, almost all the music he uses in this series are from video game soundtracks (namely plants vs zombies)
Ah plants vs. zombies, the nostalgia in my brain was so close to figuring it out when watching his videos.
Some abdolute legend made "Marticitopants ksp soundtrack playlist" on spotify
It’s good music tho
That one track was from sky rail, a nitrome game that fills me with nostalgia
You can, very technically, scream in space. Assuming you enter space with a full breath of air, for the brief moment while you still have air in your lungs, you can use that air flowing out of you to vibrate your vocal chords. That vibration will not propagate beyond the air dispersing from your mouth, but it would probably be audible to you while it lasts, though you would only get the internal vibration traveling through your body, and not the external sounds. It would be the inverse of what happens when you hear your own recorded voice.
I´m really hyped for part 3 and 4 for you to react :D
part four is Insane :)
yes
Goes from 70 to "Oh god, oh no oh God how do I slow down" real quick"
7:10-7:13 i know the feeling, there were times in middle school and high school where i was basically thinking; "wai- wait a minute i feel like there are some things we aren't being taught that are important, i feel some critical information was not given when you put me down n a class that required you to know metric system measurements when no class i passed before it taught these measurements!", the only metric measurement we were taught was centimeters! No mililiters, no milimeters, and then we got classes where these other metric system measurements were needed, I'm pretty sure the chemistry teacher in my high school was flabbergasted by the fact like maybe 1 or 2 of his students knew any of the metric system, that they SELF TAIGHT themselves! Sorry for the ramt i just think it's ridiculous
Yeah
Im glad i was taught Metric
Though i like imperial because i grew up with it
But i won't be confused going to another place that used metric
29:29 does this mean the sun is just a fucking dance party 😂
You can kill so many people because of a cut in your finger if your cooking.
CeNtRiFuGaL fOrCe IsN't A rEaL fOrCe. Kevin, get in my centrifuge so you can find out how real it isn't!
for the sake of saying so, no matter what you can scream, but too much water pressure or no air just means no one else is gonna hear it, and you'll probably die for trying..... well, die faster for trying.
An actual NASA Engineer has played this and gave praise to the level of detail that Kerbal has. I think they (NASA) used kerbal to test a design.
On the subject of a year being subjective for each planet. From the time it was discovered to the time it was demoted, Pluto had completed less than one orbit. Wasn't even its first anniversary when the League of Planets broke up with it.
Damn, what a rejection
The probe sent to it was also sent to explore the last planet in our solar system (New Horizons iirc), but it became the first planetoid exploration while on the way there (Pluto's change in classification happened while New Horizons was still en route)
11:00 yeah you say that
When i know you're chuckling
ADMIT IT KIP
LOUD DOES EQUAL FUNNY
The thing i love most about this episode, is the fact that Martin recreates the entire plot of the movie "The Martian" in ksp. And he doesn't it completely on accident. lol
you can actually watch the streams used to make this series (up to a certain point). the "footage corruption" was just him cheating. lol instead of running across the surface of Duna for a literal day, he just turned on unlimited fuel for the jet pack the kerbals have and glided there. tho to be fair, he could have just blipped himself there, but instead used a method that could still have resulted in death.
most of the music (especially part 3&4) use video game music. so it shouldn't be copyright.
I fully understood the metric system and am considered smart by all my classmates.
So whenever people get to choose groups, a friend group comes over to me, the Asperger syndrome (probably) kid and ask me if I want to be in the group.
Then I let them do the fun stuff and I do the actual math and science stuff, cuz I actually enjoyed that.
Yes, I’m wanting to get a Nuclear Physics degree so I should like stuff like that.
Neeeeeeeeeeerd welcome 😊
Martin just accidentally recreates the plot of The Martian in this video, lol
26:00 size is irrelevant it is the Mass of an object and how dense it is that define weight and gravitational pull. Merely look towards a neutron star that averages around the size of 11 kilometers wide with a mass around 1.1 to 1.4 of our Sun, this mean if you had a teaspoon of a neutron star it would weigh around 10 million tons. Anyways i look forward to the next part
Life of Boris also has really good videos on kerbal space program if you’re interested in his channel
The farther Belt is called (The Kuiper Belt) and it's not beyond Pluto, Pluto orbits in it.
good on martin knowing that we really do use anything but the metric system
As a 19 year old who just finished highschool in Idaho, its always nice to hear someone talk about how bad the public education is, I love learning new things but the education system seems to beat that out of you
Keep up the good content
Kip, I highly recommend you watch sovietwomble especially his ARMA 3 series
So kip telling his cut finger story and how he and to go back to work like a day later reminds me of when something similar happened where I almost cut off the tip of my right pinky on a Thursday got it stitched back on on Sunday and because it was a local anesthetic surgery I could feel the painkillers wearing off later that night with a bit of pain and called me boss to get the Monday off and went back to work on the Tuesday
If only he knew the background music was all royalty free
22:30 that's called a faring. It only has 2 jobs; being aerodynamic and keeping the wind off the payload so that the payload doesn't have to be aerodynamic. It breaks apart once it is clear of the atmosphere because its job is done at that point.
Is it bad to be American and get the 4m/s part, but unable to commit to the hit because you know next to nothing about firearms? Follow up; is it also bad to get 4m/s but constantly forget the mile equivalent to that speed?
If I have to do a project for like physics or something I am going to measure everything in firearms
can't wait for the next one!
The math, its correct! Barrett supremacy!
oh, northwest educated. i knew i felt some kind of kinship.
3:47 that french laugh XD
2 more in the series
19:30 if this was irl
Erke is SEVERAL TIMES DEAD
LET ME COUNT THE WAYS!
1: most space suits have over 16 hours worth of use
Even if Somehow the ship had just arrived He'd be dead since he left his ship to orbit!
2: Since mars has no magnetic field there's no worry for a Van Allen radiation belt But you still got cosmic radiation to worry about
By the time Erke was safely home He'd be Effectively retired due to having way too much radiation
To compare To the iss (aka 50-2,000 milisieverts for a 6 months average stay) He'd be way over the limit of 600mSv for nasa
And WAY WAY WAY over the limit of confirmed cancer chances of 100mSv
So Erke is either Very dead or Going to have HEAVY mutations that will cause cancers and Destroy his dna to the point of infertility
he’d also die of dehydration and or hunger