My dad was a top-notch engineer for Bechtel and he worked for floor corporation
@RolandoMartin-fk5ej7 сағат бұрын
Amazing video. You rock!
@eaanaoea8 сағат бұрын
What about the World Trade Center?
@richie_is_boss49779 сағат бұрын
Prefamulated, Amulite
@Angel_Underscore9 сағат бұрын
PIGSTALK nice
@user-ys3pp4ip3d10 сағат бұрын
Great video! In summary, evaporation occurs in the head of the bird when it wets its beak. Therefore, the head of the bird becomes colder due to evaporation. Water always flows from high to low pressure. In this case, the tail has the higher pressure since the water begins to slowly work its way up the tube. Temperature and pressure are directly related. If the temperature drops, the pressure will too. As stated before, the water will flow towards where the pressure is lower, causing the weight of the bird's head to increase, dip back into the water, and repeat.
@ModernDayRenaissanceMan22 сағат бұрын
I draw stick figures. Thats what I got for ya.
@gopnikgamer8207Күн бұрын
It will always be the sears tower
@armandbourque2468Күн бұрын
A measuring tape, or ruler, is the scientific method. A story stick is engineering. A cord compass for radius is engineering.
@KaitivereКүн бұрын
HEY, ITS THE SODA CAN GUY!!
@engineerguyvideoКүн бұрын
IT IS!
@godofliberty3664Күн бұрын
मी आत्ता 63 वर्षाचा आहे. लहानपणी वडिलांनी एक जोडी आणून दिली होती. मला खूप उत्सुकता होती की हे पक्षी कोणी तयार केले असतील आणि तो किती हुशार असेल. संपूर्ण माहिती दिल्याबद्दल धन्यवाद 🙏🏻
@wrhytzКүн бұрын
"Bundled tube"
@hunterbidenscrackpipe725Күн бұрын
Didn't the empire state building survive getting hit by a plane.....
@SpaceFabricsКүн бұрын
I love this.
@mrlee3249Күн бұрын
I figured this out a long time ago by opening a can quietly
@JijieDiana1984Күн бұрын
Bro forgets the antenna
@jonathantaylor6926Күн бұрын
Love how this guy just causally has 1.4M subs and post like twice a year.
@mb01332 күн бұрын
lol am not the only one who think he sounds like John Cena ?😂
@jbfarley12 сағат бұрын
Sort of
@stephenb22762 күн бұрын
Wow, levers and fulcrums..... better stop what you're doing and appreciate the pop top... the lever that started it all... Coca-Cola
@jorgevillarreal42102 күн бұрын
yeah, but the real designers are the architects... isn't it
@180_S2 күн бұрын
Truly the best explanation of engineering that I've heard. Should be shown to students in STEM classes everywhere.
@CarolinaPanth3r2 күн бұрын
Is this Chuck from Better Call Saul? Thought he died in a house fire!
@xygomorphic442 күн бұрын
"I've never worked out geometrically why it works, because it doesn't matter. The mason would never have worked it out analytically. What matters, and that's the point here, is that it works." This guy works for the government
@OneElevenClub2 күн бұрын
One of the most boring videos on you tube and I’ve seen my fair share
@engineerguyvideo2 күн бұрын
Sorry man, I will try to do better next time.
@tornshroud10492 күн бұрын
Is the is guy the origin of the ai voice
@mungurk182 күн бұрын
What is the scientific method if not trial and error.
@kennyamephena67483 күн бұрын
Thanks Ted Mosby
@KookinHaole3 күн бұрын
Which one can endure jet fuel
@DennisZIyanChen3 күн бұрын
you should learn to code and start building more visually informative videos. You started early and have subscribers but honestly your videos lack quality compared to the best these days. I've been following you for a while now and I am actually unsubscribing now. Maybe more old people will keep following you but the younger ones won't.
@maxoxoamro75743 күн бұрын
49th comet
@Aeoxmusic3 күн бұрын
pretty basic basics
@Thomas_w12343 күн бұрын
lm here revising for my DT and engineering mock Exam GCSE
@victorrodgerivynelson42383 күн бұрын
How do I sign up for just this content?... the kind with actual "contents"
@makatron3 күн бұрын
Yeah but the Empire State building had to dock zeppelins too
@Cammi_Rosalie4 күн бұрын
Diapers are really a wonder of modern chemistry and fluid science. I for one greatly appreciate them. Due to a medical condition, I need to wear diapers. At night, and during long car trips or when I run the risk of being more than 20 or so minutes from a potty. I CAN hold it, just not for very long. I also have a particular fondness for coffee and tea. So I do drink a lot of one or the other, or both during the day. Incontinence and a love for drinks that go right through me... Not a great combination. The doc suggested diapers and I was mortified. "I'm not a baby." and "That so embarrassing" and "EEW! Pee held against my butt and etc. No." were my thoughts . But I tried it. Wow. Now, these fluffy marvels of science are a comfort to me. Once I finally accepted it, and stared wearing diapers, I got a new mattress and beddings. Plus, I would and still do, sleep so much better knowing that my bed is no longer going to be a nasty stained wreck. That threat is gone now. It's been 4 years, and not once have I had an incident with wetting anything. I also want to point out to anyone who needs them that there is no shame in a medical condition that you have no control over. Sometimes life just deals you a bad hand and you gotta deal with it and live your best life. You or I are no less of an adult or a lesser person because we wear diapers. To me, despite what many may think, diapers are not uncomfortable at all. They are actually quite soft and comfy. On top of that, I don't really feel wet whenever I do have an accident. Yeah I feel it at first, but that soon gets absorbed and then it's like nothing happened. (Other than the little bit of swell, that is) Yeah, I was ashamed at first, and was worried that someone might hear my diaper rustling or crinkling. (if you're close enough to my butt to hear my diaper rustling, YOU need to rethink some stuff. Not me) But now I accept it as part of who I am. I don't need to B.S. myself with creative terminology like "adult undergarments" or anything like that. If you need to, fine. Cope how you cope. But personally, I call them diapers. I wear diapers. That' what they are and I'm fine with it. Now I don't go around bragging about it. I don't wear my diapers out of the house uncovered or openly carry them or anything like that. No, I don't smell like pee or let my diapers sag or droop. I change, and clean up ASAP when needed. If you didn't know that I was wearing a dipaer and you met me, you'd be none the wiser. I won't deny it though. What's the point? Would you deny needing crutches for a bad leg? Or needing glasses for bad eyes? No, you wouldn't. So why do I have to deny the fact that I have a condition that makes me need to wear diapers? I don't, You don't. No shame. Sure, I wish I didn't need them. But here I am. Diapered up and soon to hit the sack for the night. Oh well. What bothers me is the ridiculous cost of diapers that are good enough to keep me, my pants/skirts, my bed and other places that my butt occupies, dry. Walmart Assurance brand is currently doing the trick, But even those went from a 40-pack for 15 dollars, to only a 34-pack for 17 dollars. That's still cheap, I know. When some Northshores go for like 3 bucks a pop, and anything that doesn't look like a medical device and might have some cute or pretty print or pattern is outrageously expensive. But I guess it is what it is. I'm just thankful they exist, and that my particular brand is not overly "institutional" looking, and especially that I can now go back to living without being terrified of going out of the house. Thanks for this video showing how my diapers work.
@MegaLmae4 күн бұрын
A US-based Chinese academic was arrested by the FBI for trying to steal the chemical formula for the chemical which lines these cans. The chemical which stops Coca Cola from corroding the can. China has been unsuccessfully working hard to get that formula. The Chinese academic works for Coca Cola in the US. I believe she has a Ph.D. in Chemistry.
@stevesteve65454 күн бұрын
Great video, thanks
@candymr24 күн бұрын
It will always be Sears Tower
@madtrucker09834 күн бұрын
Yeah, so it pushed the piece of metal down into the hole.😅
@jimanderson98674 күн бұрын
Great video, but your diagrams and models were backwards. Steam hits the concave side of the turbine blades, not the convex side. You did effectively model the compressor stages of a jet engine, though, and I would love to see that video.
@thereveiwer554 күн бұрын
The fulcrum point is the rivet it you can’t use the tab as a lever with the fulcrum at the end
@solomonheppner4 күн бұрын
The actual mind-blowing part is how he ended up manufacturing it without it costing millions
@alankovacik19284 күн бұрын
⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠use⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠caution⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠
@2terryh4 күн бұрын
“The can in Vinted”. Who knew that a simple ring Paul could turn a car into a secondhand online marketplace?
@2terryh4 күн бұрын
Who watching this remembers ring pulls? I still miss them 😢
@davidford6944 күн бұрын
To power his turbine, Parsons needed a lot of steam. Fortunately for him, another inventor had developed a very efficient boiler, which he used on the Turbinia. The man's name was Yarrow. Yarrow boilers went on to be used in most British merchant and war ships in the period of WW 1. I would certainly like to see a video about this. One of his great grandsons used to live next door.
@johnperic68604 күн бұрын
Back when engineering wasn't overcomplicating literally everything.
@synergy62945 күн бұрын
But please mention a precaution viewers should not open a magnetron which may contain lethal BeO washers, if still used today.
@bigboy69691005 күн бұрын
I’m an engineer and the max I got pay was 16 an hour My first job was nine dollars an hour. SMH schools a joke
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3 million pounds is about 1350 tonnes.
My dad was a top-notch engineer for Bechtel and he worked for floor corporation
Amazing video. You rock!
What about the World Trade Center?
Prefamulated, Amulite
PIGSTALK nice
Great video! In summary, evaporation occurs in the head of the bird when it wets its beak. Therefore, the head of the bird becomes colder due to evaporation. Water always flows from high to low pressure. In this case, the tail has the higher pressure since the water begins to slowly work its way up the tube. Temperature and pressure are directly related. If the temperature drops, the pressure will too. As stated before, the water will flow towards where the pressure is lower, causing the weight of the bird's head to increase, dip back into the water, and repeat.
I draw stick figures. Thats what I got for ya.
It will always be the sears tower
A measuring tape, or ruler, is the scientific method. A story stick is engineering. A cord compass for radius is engineering.
HEY, ITS THE SODA CAN GUY!!
IT IS!
मी आत्ता 63 वर्षाचा आहे. लहानपणी वडिलांनी एक जोडी आणून दिली होती. मला खूप उत्सुकता होती की हे पक्षी कोणी तयार केले असतील आणि तो किती हुशार असेल. संपूर्ण माहिती दिल्याबद्दल धन्यवाद 🙏🏻
"Bundled tube"
Didn't the empire state building survive getting hit by a plane.....
I love this.
I figured this out a long time ago by opening a can quietly
Bro forgets the antenna
Love how this guy just causally has 1.4M subs and post like twice a year.
lol am not the only one who think he sounds like John Cena ?😂
Sort of
Wow, levers and fulcrums..... better stop what you're doing and appreciate the pop top... the lever that started it all... Coca-Cola
yeah, but the real designers are the architects... isn't it
Truly the best explanation of engineering that I've heard. Should be shown to students in STEM classes everywhere.
Is this Chuck from Better Call Saul? Thought he died in a house fire!
"I've never worked out geometrically why it works, because it doesn't matter. The mason would never have worked it out analytically. What matters, and that's the point here, is that it works." This guy works for the government
One of the most boring videos on you tube and I’ve seen my fair share
Sorry man, I will try to do better next time.
Is the is guy the origin of the ai voice
What is the scientific method if not trial and error.
Thanks Ted Mosby
Which one can endure jet fuel
you should learn to code and start building more visually informative videos. You started early and have subscribers but honestly your videos lack quality compared to the best these days. I've been following you for a while now and I am actually unsubscribing now. Maybe more old people will keep following you but the younger ones won't.
49th comet
pretty basic basics
lm here revising for my DT and engineering mock Exam GCSE
How do I sign up for just this content?... the kind with actual "contents"
Yeah but the Empire State building had to dock zeppelins too
Diapers are really a wonder of modern chemistry and fluid science. I for one greatly appreciate them. Due to a medical condition, I need to wear diapers. At night, and during long car trips or when I run the risk of being more than 20 or so minutes from a potty. I CAN hold it, just not for very long. I also have a particular fondness for coffee and tea. So I do drink a lot of one or the other, or both during the day. Incontinence and a love for drinks that go right through me... Not a great combination. The doc suggested diapers and I was mortified. "I'm not a baby." and "That so embarrassing" and "EEW! Pee held against my butt and etc. No." were my thoughts . But I tried it. Wow. Now, these fluffy marvels of science are a comfort to me. Once I finally accepted it, and stared wearing diapers, I got a new mattress and beddings. Plus, I would and still do, sleep so much better knowing that my bed is no longer going to be a nasty stained wreck. That threat is gone now. It's been 4 years, and not once have I had an incident with wetting anything. I also want to point out to anyone who needs them that there is no shame in a medical condition that you have no control over. Sometimes life just deals you a bad hand and you gotta deal with it and live your best life. You or I are no less of an adult or a lesser person because we wear diapers. To me, despite what many may think, diapers are not uncomfortable at all. They are actually quite soft and comfy. On top of that, I don't really feel wet whenever I do have an accident. Yeah I feel it at first, but that soon gets absorbed and then it's like nothing happened. (Other than the little bit of swell, that is) Yeah, I was ashamed at first, and was worried that someone might hear my diaper rustling or crinkling. (if you're close enough to my butt to hear my diaper rustling, YOU need to rethink some stuff. Not me) But now I accept it as part of who I am. I don't need to B.S. myself with creative terminology like "adult undergarments" or anything like that. If you need to, fine. Cope how you cope. But personally, I call them diapers. I wear diapers. That' what they are and I'm fine with it. Now I don't go around bragging about it. I don't wear my diapers out of the house uncovered or openly carry them or anything like that. No, I don't smell like pee or let my diapers sag or droop. I change, and clean up ASAP when needed. If you didn't know that I was wearing a dipaer and you met me, you'd be none the wiser. I won't deny it though. What's the point? Would you deny needing crutches for a bad leg? Or needing glasses for bad eyes? No, you wouldn't. So why do I have to deny the fact that I have a condition that makes me need to wear diapers? I don't, You don't. No shame. Sure, I wish I didn't need them. But here I am. Diapered up and soon to hit the sack for the night. Oh well. What bothers me is the ridiculous cost of diapers that are good enough to keep me, my pants/skirts, my bed and other places that my butt occupies, dry. Walmart Assurance brand is currently doing the trick, But even those went from a 40-pack for 15 dollars, to only a 34-pack for 17 dollars. That's still cheap, I know. When some Northshores go for like 3 bucks a pop, and anything that doesn't look like a medical device and might have some cute or pretty print or pattern is outrageously expensive. But I guess it is what it is. I'm just thankful they exist, and that my particular brand is not overly "institutional" looking, and especially that I can now go back to living without being terrified of going out of the house. Thanks for this video showing how my diapers work.
A US-based Chinese academic was arrested by the FBI for trying to steal the chemical formula for the chemical which lines these cans. The chemical which stops Coca Cola from corroding the can. China has been unsuccessfully working hard to get that formula. The Chinese academic works for Coca Cola in the US. I believe she has a Ph.D. in Chemistry.
Great video, thanks
It will always be Sears Tower
Yeah, so it pushed the piece of metal down into the hole.😅
Great video, but your diagrams and models were backwards. Steam hits the concave side of the turbine blades, not the convex side. You did effectively model the compressor stages of a jet engine, though, and I would love to see that video.
The fulcrum point is the rivet it you can’t use the tab as a lever with the fulcrum at the end
The actual mind-blowing part is how he ended up manufacturing it without it costing millions
⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠use⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠caution⚠⚠⚠⚠⚠
“The can in Vinted”. Who knew that a simple ring Paul could turn a car into a secondhand online marketplace?
Who watching this remembers ring pulls? I still miss them 😢
To power his turbine, Parsons needed a lot of steam. Fortunately for him, another inventor had developed a very efficient boiler, which he used on the Turbinia. The man's name was Yarrow. Yarrow boilers went on to be used in most British merchant and war ships in the period of WW 1. I would certainly like to see a video about this. One of his great grandsons used to live next door.
Back when engineering wasn't overcomplicating literally everything.
But please mention a precaution viewers should not open a magnetron which may contain lethal BeO washers, if still used today.
I’m an engineer and the max I got pay was 16 an hour My first job was nine dollars an hour. SMH schools a joke