World Record Paper Airplane
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- What is the best paper airplane? Who holds the world record for paper airplane distance? What are some of the coolest paper airplanes? We explore all of these things in this video!
We learn the secret to a world record breaking paper airplane--I mean PAPER AIRCRAFT!
special thanks to
Joe Ayoob and John Collins
Check em out here: www.thepaperair...
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THE PLAYLIST
Opener bit.ly/15tF7zp
World Record Paper Airplane Guys bit.ly/15tlrLh
Who Really Invented the Airplane? bit.ly/13e9mJS
Overcoming a Fear of Flying bit.ly/13wOIDA
Pilots for a Day bit.ly/19zwp5e
A Plane Story bit.ly/17gmpOV
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Music is:
'Men of Action' by Dritless Pony Club
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'Feel Rif' by Oscillator Bug
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'Gallops and Sprints' by Rob Scallon
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Produced by
Craig Benzine, Sam Grant, Matt Weber, David Wolff and Ryan Wolff
I never even knew such a thing as Paper Aircraft Thrower existed. But wow, this is such amazing stuff that someone can build out of paper an aircraft that can fly for so long.
This is incredible. The Good Stuff is way underrated so far. Needs millions of views.
I had no idea that so much effort went into paper aeroplanes- I loved seeing his different designs!
The balance of information and entertainment is excellent on these videos. Keep up the good work, everybody!
These video playlists are kind of like a Radiolab for UA-cam. And that's awesome.
This has to be my favourite playlist yet !! Thanks for all the videos !
So inspirational, makes me want to make a paper plane. best wishes to you all
It's so amazing that the thrower could understand exactly what types of changes he needed to make to get it to fly farther. I feel as if people don't give athletes enough credit for the skill and knowledge of their sport that it takes to do well.
Damn, this is a great series. Sharing all of them as they become public.
I subscribed just for fun and it turns out it's one of my favourite channels. Every time, Wheezy, every time!
Craig, I did Science Olympiad at the same time as you and now coach it. I'd love to hear more stories about it!
This is amazing! I've always liked the idea of paper airplanes, just because airplanes are almost a ludicrous idea to begin with, and then making them out of paper for fun seems so funny XD. I can't wait to see the rest of the airplane videos!
Craig is such a good host. Doesn't just stand there but actually says funny and interesting stuff
I'm really impressed by the thrower and how he learned how to throw the planes. Never thought much about the throw before this.
I'm loving this series. This is something I never would have learned about if it weren't for the Good Stuff!
This is a very entertaining and informative channel. I really am glad you directed us here. After this playlist I'm going to check the rest out.
Wheezy Waiter is fucking awesome
The Good Stuff is a great gig for you Craig. Cheers!
The Good Stuff is some seriously good stuff, guys. Not only is it awesome that I've been able to watch the whole process of the creation of this channel, but also it's very well done and will stand up on its own for years to come. Congratulations on the start of another fantastic project, guys!
Glad you like it! Thanks for sharing!
I know how much this project means to you so I feel like a comments of honest thoughts are necessary! This is really great! I loved this episode, and it's got the perfect mix of interesting facts and humor. Well done, Good Stuff Guys!
These guys have the most unique jobs ever. The must have really interesting conversations at parties,
Watched them when they were uploaded and now watching them again as they're made public!
Yay good job! The only thing is it would be easier in one video instead of a playlist, but you probably have a good reason for it so that's just an idea. Good job craig keep it up!
This is officially another of my favourite "education" channels. This is just people who like to make... well... "good stuff" :3
I had doubts about this channel; the origins playlist wasn't my favorite, but this is very interesting. I think I will stick around :)
Never though paper airplanes could be so interesting :) Good job Craig and crew!
Damn wheezy, i can see why you wanna cut the daily vlog, the Good Stuff is for serious! Awesome series :D
This was one of the most fascinating videos I've watched in a while! Thanks so much :D
Paper Airplanes....surprisingly really interesting. Good stuff!
This is super interesting, nice one.
If this guy wasn't also a voice-over artist though, I'd be very surprised.
Excellent video is excellent, I love this series Craig, it's so wonderful and educational, but still interesting. I have no idea what to call this format
I liked this way more than I thought I would. Thank you for making these :D
I wasn't sure this would be interesting, but I was pleasantly surprised! I didn't know I'd be interested in paper airplane throwing. :)
super cool...cranked it up when I heard Rob's music playing
I came into the video with some doubts but as always it was awesome guys!
Rob Scallon music! Gallops and sprints! 3:30 :D
Ty craig XD
Wow. Who knew that it was so complex? (And that time aloft trick is so cool!) I am seriously impressed. And how fascinating that people will tinker with the perfectly adjusted plane. I wonder what common human instinct is being expressed in that pattern he's noticed.
This is my favorite video in the playlist! So cool!
I never thought that paper aircrafts could be so interesting. And I am exited for the text video!
p.s. I love his tie :D
This channel is awesome - I wish more people were subscribed!
What the heck is that guy talking about? He didn't even explain Bernoulli's Principal right. He was saying that if you put different coloured smoke over and under the wing, the smoke on the top arrives to the back of the wing first and that's NOT what Bernoulli's Principal is?? Ummmm, yeah, that's exactly what Bernoulli's Principal is. Then he goes to say the principal states the molecules have to arrive at the rear of the wing at the same time. Um, no. That's not what Bernoulli's Principal is. The air on the top of the wing travels faster than the air on the bottom, thus having a lower pressure than the air on the bottom and creating upward lift.
Lift is a lot more complicated than you think. Like the man in the video explains, the leading theories which are taught in schools are either incomplete or incorrect, mostly because the truth is a lot more complicated.
you have no idea of what your saying... it is said that the top air travels faster because it has more distance travel than the bottom air because of the shape of the wing, yet they meet at the same time at the end of the wing. What he said is that they didnt meet at the end of the wing meaning it didnt necessarily travel at the speed it would if Bernoulli's Principal applied
Ty N This is youtube, people, not science-ville
trolololoolable the principal states that the air traveling over the top travels faster than the air traveling along the bottom. Because the air is traveling faster (because of the shape of the wing) there is less pressure than the air on the bottom of the wing. Whether this is the whole story or not does not change that that his how the principal is described. I only watched the video once but it sounded like he was saying that is not how the theory works...watching it again though I can see what he is saying and I think I misinterpreted what he was saying originally.
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It's one thing to be ignorant, it's another entirely to be willfuly ignorant :/.
Way back in the day on PBS there was a show about planes and cool flying toys. There was a guy who had the same kind of walk behind plane. So I spent along time trying to find a place that sells them. Found em in hong kong and they're a styrofoam wing. Works the same way as his did. Wish I knew how to make that!
YOU WERE IN SCIENCE OLYMPIAD. That's what I got from this. Science Olympiad. Yeah...
We have some folding footage we left on the cutting room floor that we'll probably include in the extra stuff. However, the world record breaking plane's design is being kept under wraps by Mr. Collins' publishing company ;)
This follow foil looks amazing, it's funny that as soon as Guinness finds out there's a paper airplane that flies for half an hour they have to ban it.
Start at 2:12
I love how I knew the song at 1:11
Men of Action
DPC!!!!
CRAIG YOU WERE IN SCIENCE OLYMPIAD?! WHAAAAAAT?! My team got to State and that was pretty awesome. Science Olympiad is awesome in general.
Hey, thanks! It's our solemn duty to provide quality, thought-provoking content to our viewers. All we ask is that you watch, listen, and spread the word!
I swear all these videos either have vsauce music or "this war of mine" music (or something reminiscent of them) in them
This is super cool! I used to think that I was really good at making paper airplanes.
So much focus on flying. Not a lot on folding. Or how he got into this in the first place. My curiosity is piqued! Who knew this is a thing I would ever be curious about?
A natural "host" doing interviews.
this was such a great video! perfect balance of entertainment and mind blowing info! xD
That beat my expectations big time! Nice work, interesting people
There are more efficient ways of doing it if it is actually propelled by fuel. Also, airliners aren't always too keen to try out new plane designs with all but the most solid theoretical backings because planes are expensive to build and having an occupied plane crashing could cost them their business for ages.
I want to become a "Paper Aircraft Thrower", Sounds like the Best Job ever and It's considered a Sport! Also, It doesn't involve throwing a Ball of any Kind, I could totally see myself doing that!
Cool channel, little too much camera shake on the end slate though Mr. Benzine!
G'day,
Backtrack me to my "Aerodmodelling For Children" Playlist, wherein the Video, "World's Best Paper Aeroplane...", posted in 2011, shows how to fold this Design, and explains why it works *so* well...; I first saw it in 1973, being made and flown by a Papuan Highlander who was in Boarding-School in Australia..., presumably some Bush-Pilot taught his Village how to make them in the 1960's, unless it dates to the Aircrew operating there during WW-2.
This bloke makes and understands how to tune them, and he may even have indepdndantly reinvented them, but the *Design* itself is what is classed as "Prior Knowledge", in the same way as if he were to have whittled-down a Tree and made claims to having invented the Wheel...
Just(ifiably ?) saying...
;-p
Ciao !
I just made the hardest airplane on the site, i'm not trying to brag it came out terrible but it still flies so great. It's awesome!
That was extremely enjoyable and informative! Keep up the great work, guys! I can hardly wait to see the rest of the good stuff unfold this week. :)
I really love The Good Stuff! The whole concept, look, and feel are amazing! Keep the amazing content coming!
Now the Dude Perfect guys need to give them a visit and do another video of trick shots where they hit some distance targets.
Awesome video keep it up guys your hard work will pay off!
This channel is great! Keep it up
This is awesome to get toasted and watch.
Dang. I thought this video might be a little lame. I was WAY WRONG, this is awesome! :D
I met this guy in real life once, i got his book signed by him. He seemed really nice
Also: really good stuff Wheezy!
So cool beard man, i love your channel but this is good stuff - subscribed...
the good stuff is so strange and unexpected, thanks for another great sub creg
Wow! This was really interesting. Good job.
Well, you, as a viewer, can change that. Share it! Tell your friends! Get them to tell their friends! Let’s make this guy super famous. -Jacob
If the air flows faster over the top of the wing, wouldn't it HAVE to reach the trailing edge first?
That higher speed flow would reduce the air pressure and create lift. I know there's more involved but wouldn't that be true?
I once threw a paper aircraft about 600-700 meters or something. It was outside though, and it was thrown from a height, but still awesome
please show use how to make the "follow foil" plane, its so cool!!!!
Wow I liked this one very much. Incredibly interesting.
That was super cool, thanks wheezy
This was great!
This is freaking amazing!
Amazing project, well done :)
The Bernoulli explanation isn't fully correct? That changes my world. Is the Newtonian Lift thing still right?
Your the best Greg.
You did it ! It finally catch fire ;)
That airplane tie. :D
I like good stuff so I subscribed
I love the flight test
I love the good stuff.
How cool would it be to 3D print an aerodynamically perfect paper airplane.
Very nice planes. That video is interesting. Like.
Bernoulli's Principle is only in effect if there are no vortices, or turbulence. Using Bernoulli to explain that doesn't even make sense.
This is some good stuff har har!
Very cool Stuff!!
I am so learning how to make one of these.
That's some good stuff you got there
VERY entertaining
That's awesome.
they're amazing
He sounds like Bryan Cranston
scrolled the comments just to see if someone mentioned this. was getting a walter white teacher vibe from the dude
thats exactly what i thought before reading you
This is so cool
this channel is properly named.
Ryan Stiles high as f*ck, breaking world records and stuff! XP