Howdy, I do deep dive broccumentaries into science scandals and controversies. Currently I animate in Blender, and previously dabbled in Google Earth for a bit. Studied engineering physics and photonics in school. My old videos focused on video game content, shoutout if you've been here since the Spongebob days.
I've got a Patreon and a Twitter! Channel art is my own, but my profile picture was commissioned from @RealHeayn on Twitter!
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Amazing video! Nice editing, no over-the-top effects, and very informative!
Excellent presentation in every way! Engaging, educational, well researched, awesome graphics, great storytelling - which helps the laymen understand the world of scientific discovery of elements. Loved the methodology of weaving together the research with storytelling presented in an easy to understand format! 🙏 Thank you!
The avro arrow was never stealth, nor was it designed to be. The shape kinda looks like a b-2 if you squint, but then you could say nazis invented stealth tech with thw HO-229. Really it was first theorized by a russian physicist, but they didnt see any military value in it. Eventually lockheed got ahold of the paper and made the F-117, the real first stealth plane. The arrow wasnt a particularily good plane either compared to its contemporaries.
These creators who put so much research and effort in making these videos are awesome. I like to think that people through the future will keep going back to such videos for research or school or even just to learn history Love it
I have to admit, after all the videos ive seen on youtube since coming onto the platform from 2009 and even after dabbling in content creation myself, this is my favorite video on youtube. You are incredible, so much so that i am doing my graduate work on Viktor Ninov now. Thanks!
Very interesting! Is it a piece on misconduct in science?
@@BobbyBroccoli Damn. Didn't think you'd reply. Essentially, yes, but with a big emphasis on Ninov. I do plan to cover the Bogdanoff twins too, and if the size permits, even more examples. But the main point is Ninov: i find his story the most interesting, and by far one that is strangest of all. Through him i feel i can truly portray what im trying to say.
@@flowerman306 Do you have a copy of the Berkeley investigation report? I can send it to you if you need it
Merci pour le petit tutoriel Thank you for the little tutorial
What the hell is that old Raeliens logo 💀
even the bogdanoffs first point of lying about the sock puppet is incorrect, hong kong university is on hong kong island, not kowloon from a harbour over they really screwed it up
Je trouve tes documentaires passionnants, cependant, je pense parfois que tu adoptes une approche un peu trop romantique de la science, notamment en ce qui concerne la réalité humaine. À mesure que l'on évolue à un certain niveau de la vie en termes de compétence et de responsabilité, je crois que certaines failles dans le caractère humain peuvent parfois affecter notre capacité à prendre des décisions. Il semble que tu manques parfois de cette prise de recul nécessaire, bien que l'on puisse percevoir, à travers tes documentaires, que tu es un individu authentiquement brillant. I find your documentaries fascinating, but I think sometimes you adopt a somewhat too romantic approach to science, especially regarding human reality. I believe that as one evolves to a certain level in life in terms of competence and responsibility, certain flaws in human character can sometimes influence one's ability to make decisions. You seem to lack a bit of this necessary perspective, although through your documentaries, it becomes evident that you are genuinely brilliant.
Fun fact: there’s an element named fermium.
this two part series is truly my roman empire. like when i actually watched it all the way through for the first time, oh i was GAGGED. in no way did I predict where this was going. alan sokal's experiment, the bog twins extensive history through television and academia, then the final reveal of flato and sternheimer. oh girl THIS is history. who knew academia drama could be so juicy 🧑🍳🤌✨
that's... a lot simpler than I was expecting it to be! I've been meaning to try learning to use blender for reals, and this might be a fun way to try it out.
Man, i came here hoping to learn how a blender works. Accidentally learned how to do great animations for hour long youtube videos. 1/5 stars.
Still the best video on the tube
Thank you for actually explaining element discovery in such a clear way that made complete sense to me for the first time in my life omg
😊 c d mmm k cog
It could be said that Dolly had 4 moms and one dad. The three moms you mentioned, as well as both parents of the DNA Donor, who, genetically, would be equivalent to her parents
Look forward to your video on the LBNF/DUNE Project.
how do you know hes making a vid on that
I am not lol
@@BobbyBroccoli It is just a matter of time... ;-)
I'm someone who constantly second-guesses myself, so if I ever did something like this, I'd probably have to take extra steps like turning the sketches into an animatic in the video editor before even _thinking_ of moving on to Blender. To make _absolutely sure_ everything that would be hard to change won't have to be.
Over the past hundreds of thousands of years, how many goddesses have been created on the same principle in stories that have become mythologies? We like something, we get used to it, including it in our everyday stories, letting it become symbol, and more... Btw, wonderful video 🙏 Thank you!
why would I learn how to put a broccoli in a blender.... seems simple enough to me....
Nvidia today
Hnnnggghhhhhh Robert Broccoli
Quick question bobby, did you learn any cad before using blender? If so, did it make learning to use blender easier?
No CAD experience really, just Blender experimentation
Bobby, are you going to do any merchandise, like t-shirts, stickers and poster? (Random merchandise idea me and friend came up with, a periodic table with Oganesson, swapped out with Ninovium, for a if you know you know kinda thing)
Amazing video! Thank you for taking the time.
The Summoning Salt reference at 11:40 really got me. Well done lmao
I can’t believe how interesting I found that and that I watched the whole thing. Brilliant!
I NEVER WANT TO SEE THIS FUCKING VIDEO AGAIN. EVERY NIGHT FOR MONTHS I WAKE UP TO THIS FUCKING VIDEO.
Dang I feel like lead is a skeleton key to shit
“Bad news or good news” Fermi: good news “You created the nuke basically.” Fermi: “nice, wahts the bac news?” “You didnt make an element.
KZread didn't send me a notification about this upload :(
"and are these stem cells in the room with us right now?"
the effect on the caption for the dial up noise was so cool, never seen that before in normal youtube captions
A fan did that!
@@BobbyBroccoli ig theres a lot more fancy stuff then when i used to help write captions a few years ago lol
17:07 Kermit. When do you become an incel 😭
I love your videos, and I hate how there are no VO for my language (russian, big audience that refuses to learn english) to make them more accessible. How does one go about making an attempt to localize your content?
The best way would be to make subtitles and I can add them to the videos
I love your videos. Please keep making them.
I am baffled on how his papers are still cited TO THIS DAY. It's not that they're citing the scandal, no they're citing the actual made-up work that was retracted in 2003.
It's likely that people see it cited in other papers, and they never check it. Or, they are citing it in the introduction to show how the field evolved over time, which is still valid
@@BobbyBroccoli Call me oldschool but I was taught to never cite a paper that I haven’t actually read and as a reviewer I check all papers cited. However the papers I checked that still cite him have over 200 references (which isn’t allowed in the journals I have published in). I can imagine you cannot check all. Normally, there is also some automated reference check from the publisher. So these should be caught. I agree your second example would be legitimate.
I almost scrolled past this omg
your watts/cm^2 = watts/cm^2 is wrong
did you pronounce jon bois correctly?
omg ur videos sooo reminded me of chartparty
As a "Fabien" myself, i've laugh way too much to the outro Thank you 👍
I'm sure someone has already pointed it out but I need to say this for my own sanity. There is no such thing as a fancy Peugeot. Peugeot doesn't make ultra luxury super cars for rich people, they mostly make small cost effective hatchbacks. Hwang Woo-suk was admonishing his employee not for driving a Lamborghini but for driving something that in Europe is considered less fancy than a VW. I imagine the real reason Hwang Woo-suk was so angry was because the car wasn't Korean.
Very inspiring 🙏
Very interesting video.
Thanks so much for sharing your tips a couple months ago!
1:11:30 REFORM
8:36 REFORM!
Making your style of art accessible and fun to all is often an overlooked appreciation. Thanks for sharing your "secret sauce".