This clueless carpetbagger person misses most important information. The Katrina flood was man made by the Corps of Engineers. New Orleans is a major seagoing port, if it didn’t exist we’d need to build it where it is. Sea rise will hit EVERY sea port. Why doesn’t he go trash the Netherlands?
@elizabethclaiborne64613 күн бұрын
This clueless carpetbagger person misses most important information. The Katrina flood was man made by the Corps of Engineers. New Orleans is a major seagoing port, if it didn’t exist we’d need to build it where it is. Sea rise will hit EVERY sea port. Why doesn’t he go trash the Netherlands?
@stillpointx26234 күн бұрын
Excellent video !
@joepkortekaas881312 күн бұрын
Easier to understand when you use imperial units? You must be speaking to Americans only!
@gregorybyrne245316 күн бұрын
2033 "New moon tides are a pale shadow of Noah's tidal Tsunamis to come." Jesus
@Deepthought-42Ай бұрын
How did it cope with points?
@Deepthought-42Ай бұрын
Why does Brunel’s atmospheric railway come to mind every time I here talk of Musk’s Hyperloop?
@Dr.acai.jr.Ай бұрын
#C:ASSANGE_Q
@nbuehsterАй бұрын
Every time I see a video about "Euro English", I think it's the comedy skit about changing the the way English word are spelled.
@josephpbrennan57362 ай бұрын
Good videos, Paul, as always! I love searching for forgotten places but in Britain you have a lot more to find than I do in the USA. I'm jealous. btw Dalkey has silent L, like talky. The atmospheric terminal was at Barnhill Road, west of the middle of town, and parallel to the railway there is a short street called Atmospheric Road! (Bothar Atmaisfearach). There are two preserved atmospheric engine house buildings on the South Devon: Starcross (at the station) and Tor (south of Newton Abbot, next to a Lidl.)
@turningpoint4238Ай бұрын
Grew up in this area and although I'd heard about it didn't know there was still evidence of it still about.
@KaalRig2 ай бұрын
Anyone in support of plastic bags is part of problem
@gy2gy2468 күн бұрын
They weren't single-use. They banned then in NY, and now I have to buy plastic bags for my garbage. And polyethylene has never been recyclable.
@raydeutschland80133 ай бұрын
Awesome video and explanation. Thanks!
@MrBoliao983 ай бұрын
Maybe you shouldn't be living below sea level.
@2seep4 ай бұрын
Think about it this way, torque is the power of the punches, rpm is how fast you can punch, and horsepower is the total damage.
@nicktrueman2245 ай бұрын
I dissagree blackpowder needs a longer barrel for its slower burn and gas pressure rate. You simply use less and it fixes the issue or pistols and my 28 inch barrel jaeger would not work. Factor rifling in as this greatly helps pressure to rise.
@smorrow5 ай бұрын
"Somehow" when they're trying to say "in some way".
@linniem59825 ай бұрын
The biggest problem they have in New Orleans is No Jobs. They have some hotels, restaurants and tourism, but no business going on. Jobs are low paying 😮😂😅😅😊
@linniem59825 ай бұрын
They keep working on solutions here. ❤😊😊
@billjenkins25035 ай бұрын
If people were smart they would start buying land in Alexandria north of Baton Rouge.
@boogieheads6 ай бұрын
ruined many good surf spots in the US
@Qingeaton6 ай бұрын
There was also the needle fire design as in the French Chassepot rifle.
@user-id5ke1dl2n7 ай бұрын
Not US, accent is distracting.
@d.k.f48813 ай бұрын
Sounds like a you-problem
@user-id5ke1dl2n3 ай бұрын
@@d.k.f4881 I suspect it's more of a problem to native English speakers in general. There are many better videos in my native dialect buried in the search results, but instead I get these foreign dialect versions first. I suspect this is on purpose.
@d.k.f48813 ай бұрын
@@user-id5ke1dl2n a gentle reminder that this „foreign dialect“ has been around centuries longer than your entire nation has. If all other first world countries have no problem understanding them, it shouldn’t be that hard for even you Americans as well.
@sebastiangudino9377Ай бұрын
@@user-id5ke1dl2n Average American Xenophobia
@bookoot7 ай бұрын
In 1934, Englishman Percy Shaw invented an ingeniously simple solution to a serious road safety problem. On dark or foggy twisting roads without street lighting, it could be difficult for motorists to stay safely in their lane. To reduce crashes and accidents, Shaw encased four glass beads inside a flexible rubber dome with a steel base. These reflecting road studs, nicknamed cat’s eyes, were fitted every few paces along the middle of a road. The glass beads reflected vehicle headlights and marked out the two sides of the road, without needing a power source. Millions have been manufactured ever since.
@Sherman627 ай бұрын
Great explanation. Torque is an expression of twisting force with NO REGARD FOR SPEED. It could be at 0 rpm or 10,000 rpm. Horsepower is a more complete expression of performance, taking both torque and speed into account. As is common when speaking of car engines, torque is usually noted AT a particular speed. This is in fact all we need to compute HP, but the math is simply not completed. We could just as easily say that X engine makes 360 hp at 3500 rpm (its torque peak) and 500 hp at 6250 rpm (its hp peak). Graphing this curve really tells us a lot. We can double HP by either doubling torque OR by doubling the rpm at which the same torque is produced. Or more realistically, by increasing BOTH factors to a lesser degree. Assuming proper gearing, the engine with more horsepower will ultimately do work more quickly. OTOH, most of us don't operate street cars at their HP peak very often. It is unpleasant (to police at least) and hard on the engine. Low rpm and part throttle torque is useful in everyday cars because they spend so much of their time in that range.
@Jagdtyger2A7 ай бұрын
You skipped over the Pauley self contained cartridges which came before the Pin fire
@agservicecall85007 ай бұрын
GOOD STUFF!
@samueltan35697 ай бұрын
what are p type and n type material made of sir?
@nazirsiddiq50774 ай бұрын
Gallium and silicon
@karstent.667 ай бұрын
Vaccuum trains existed. But in a different way and not invented by "Mr. Brunel", but by people long time before him. Old world tech. The remains of this time are still present im many parts of the world, but most people have no clue at all what that is. And never will...
@ANJA-mj1to7 ай бұрын
Like how you presented wave energy reduction with living breakwaters and purpose in history.
@yodaedwards52258 ай бұрын
A lb isn't a measure of force. It should be lbf - the force of 1lb under gravitational acceleration (a pedant speaks)
@qed4568 ай бұрын
churches are beautiful and historic buildings that residents would generally be aghast if they were demolished so it is a reasonable charge imo
@naratipmath7 ай бұрын
Depending on how much they want to charge. I would be happy to contribute a few hundred if a repair is needed. But if the bill comes like 95K. What would you do if you didn't have that money?
@Akellamanjuvani8 ай бұрын
An informative video.
@unshapingtheearth79168 ай бұрын
Elegant, efficient, one could almost say…intelligent
@unshapingtheearth79168 ай бұрын
They did not evolve
@alphabetagamma41428 ай бұрын
Well researched, Well organised, Well explained👍👍
@javiermoretti18258 ай бұрын
Correction: Army Corps of Engineers, not "Army Corps of Engineering."
@MrMansun958 ай бұрын
In use in Dalkey Dublin for ten years 1844 - 1854
@jconrad85858 ай бұрын
Best video i've seen on this particular topic. Thanks
@harshpillai4368 ай бұрын
Nicely Done Mate
@jhongauntt49189 ай бұрын
Omygodwherwego
@carlo95249 ай бұрын
Lets start with the basics Force = mass x acceleration Torque = Force x Distance Work = Force x Distance Power = Work ÷ Time THERE U HAVE IT.
@kremesti9 ай бұрын
Amazing
@cme989 ай бұрын
Its not just New Orleans but Miami & the entire state of Floriduh which is at risk. It appears God has a plan & its about fuc*ing time! Fighting nature is what Louisiana has to deal with. Fighting God is what Floriduh deserves & the rest of us are Waiting for…
@jim23769 ай бұрын
Bienville had to wait for floodwaters to recede before he could plant the French flag at the site that would become New Orleans. The city flooded the very first year of its existence. A small levy was built. It flooded the next year. Nature to New Orleans: "Why are you here?"
@kevanparker9089 ай бұрын
English Engineering built by The Butterley Company Ripley Derbyshire, Also famous for building St Pancras Station London.
@markportwood40459 ай бұрын
It would be very interesting to see how an atmospheric railway would run using modern materials and technology.
@VGF807 ай бұрын
Technically such a system already exists. It's called a catenary system; it's those wires you see on top of the rails that trains connect to using those "claws".
@dddf277 ай бұрын
Yeah its exist. It is called an aeromovel
@rafaellastracom64119 ай бұрын
Never ceases to amaze me how many people get this wrong. Torque is measured in lb-ft not ft-lbs. Ft-lbs is a measure of energy. T=FxR, F for force in lbs and R for radius in ft... lb-ft. Sorry, I don´t want to be ´that guy´ but this issue grinds my gears, so to speak.
@vsiegel10 ай бұрын
This gives a nice, neutral perspective on this problem - or this non-problem.
@RangQuid10 ай бұрын
Very nice video, the explanation and animation are exceptional.
Пікірлер
Never mentions the MRGO. Not once. He’s a liar.
This clueless carpetbagger person misses most important information. The Katrina flood was man made by the Corps of Engineers. New Orleans is a major seagoing port, if it didn’t exist we’d need to build it where it is. Sea rise will hit EVERY sea port. Why doesn’t he go trash the Netherlands?
This clueless carpetbagger person misses most important information. The Katrina flood was man made by the Corps of Engineers. New Orleans is a major seagoing port, if it didn’t exist we’d need to build it where it is. Sea rise will hit EVERY sea port. Why doesn’t he go trash the Netherlands?
Excellent video !
Easier to understand when you use imperial units? You must be speaking to Americans only!
2033 "New moon tides are a pale shadow of Noah's tidal Tsunamis to come." Jesus
How did it cope with points?
Why does Brunel’s atmospheric railway come to mind every time I here talk of Musk’s Hyperloop?
#C:ASSANGE_Q
Every time I see a video about "Euro English", I think it's the comedy skit about changing the the way English word are spelled.
Good videos, Paul, as always! I love searching for forgotten places but in Britain you have a lot more to find than I do in the USA. I'm jealous. btw Dalkey has silent L, like talky. The atmospheric terminal was at Barnhill Road, west of the middle of town, and parallel to the railway there is a short street called Atmospheric Road! (Bothar Atmaisfearach). There are two preserved atmospheric engine house buildings on the South Devon: Starcross (at the station) and Tor (south of Newton Abbot, next to a Lidl.)
Grew up in this area and although I'd heard about it didn't know there was still evidence of it still about.
Anyone in support of plastic bags is part of problem
They weren't single-use. They banned then in NY, and now I have to buy plastic bags for my garbage. And polyethylene has never been recyclable.
Awesome video and explanation. Thanks!
Maybe you shouldn't be living below sea level.
Think about it this way, torque is the power of the punches, rpm is how fast you can punch, and horsepower is the total damage.
I dissagree blackpowder needs a longer barrel for its slower burn and gas pressure rate. You simply use less and it fixes the issue or pistols and my 28 inch barrel jaeger would not work. Factor rifling in as this greatly helps pressure to rise.
"Somehow" when they're trying to say "in some way".
The biggest problem they have in New Orleans is No Jobs. They have some hotels, restaurants and tourism, but no business going on. Jobs are low paying 😮😂😅😅😊
They keep working on solutions here. ❤😊😊
If people were smart they would start buying land in Alexandria north of Baton Rouge.
ruined many good surf spots in the US
There was also the needle fire design as in the French Chassepot rifle.
Not US, accent is distracting.
Sounds like a you-problem
@@d.k.f4881 I suspect it's more of a problem to native English speakers in general. There are many better videos in my native dialect buried in the search results, but instead I get these foreign dialect versions first. I suspect this is on purpose.
@@user-id5ke1dl2n a gentle reminder that this „foreign dialect“ has been around centuries longer than your entire nation has. If all other first world countries have no problem understanding them, it shouldn’t be that hard for even you Americans as well.
@@user-id5ke1dl2n Average American Xenophobia
In 1934, Englishman Percy Shaw invented an ingeniously simple solution to a serious road safety problem. On dark or foggy twisting roads without street lighting, it could be difficult for motorists to stay safely in their lane. To reduce crashes and accidents, Shaw encased four glass beads inside a flexible rubber dome with a steel base. These reflecting road studs, nicknamed cat’s eyes, were fitted every few paces along the middle of a road. The glass beads reflected vehicle headlights and marked out the two sides of the road, without needing a power source. Millions have been manufactured ever since.
Great explanation. Torque is an expression of twisting force with NO REGARD FOR SPEED. It could be at 0 rpm or 10,000 rpm. Horsepower is a more complete expression of performance, taking both torque and speed into account. As is common when speaking of car engines, torque is usually noted AT a particular speed. This is in fact all we need to compute HP, but the math is simply not completed. We could just as easily say that X engine makes 360 hp at 3500 rpm (its torque peak) and 500 hp at 6250 rpm (its hp peak). Graphing this curve really tells us a lot. We can double HP by either doubling torque OR by doubling the rpm at which the same torque is produced. Or more realistically, by increasing BOTH factors to a lesser degree. Assuming proper gearing, the engine with more horsepower will ultimately do work more quickly. OTOH, most of us don't operate street cars at their HP peak very often. It is unpleasant (to police at least) and hard on the engine. Low rpm and part throttle torque is useful in everyday cars because they spend so much of their time in that range.
You skipped over the Pauley self contained cartridges which came before the Pin fire
GOOD STUFF!
what are p type and n type material made of sir?
Gallium and silicon
Vaccuum trains existed. But in a different way and not invented by "Mr. Brunel", but by people long time before him. Old world tech. The remains of this time are still present im many parts of the world, but most people have no clue at all what that is. And never will...
Like how you presented wave energy reduction with living breakwaters and purpose in history.
A lb isn't a measure of force. It should be lbf - the force of 1lb under gravitational acceleration (a pedant speaks)
churches are beautiful and historic buildings that residents would generally be aghast if they were demolished so it is a reasonable charge imo
Depending on how much they want to charge. I would be happy to contribute a few hundred if a repair is needed. But if the bill comes like 95K. What would you do if you didn't have that money?
An informative video.
Elegant, efficient, one could almost say…intelligent
They did not evolve
Well researched, Well organised, Well explained👍👍
Correction: Army Corps of Engineers, not "Army Corps of Engineering."
In use in Dalkey Dublin for ten years 1844 - 1854
Best video i've seen on this particular topic. Thanks
Nicely Done Mate
Omygodwherwego
Lets start with the basics Force = mass x acceleration Torque = Force x Distance Work = Force x Distance Power = Work ÷ Time THERE U HAVE IT.
Amazing
Its not just New Orleans but Miami & the entire state of Floriduh which is at risk. It appears God has a plan & its about fuc*ing time! Fighting nature is what Louisiana has to deal with. Fighting God is what Floriduh deserves & the rest of us are Waiting for…
Bienville had to wait for floodwaters to recede before he could plant the French flag at the site that would become New Orleans. The city flooded the very first year of its existence. A small levy was built. It flooded the next year. Nature to New Orleans: "Why are you here?"
English Engineering built by The Butterley Company Ripley Derbyshire, Also famous for building St Pancras Station London.
It would be very interesting to see how an atmospheric railway would run using modern materials and technology.
Technically such a system already exists. It's called a catenary system; it's those wires you see on top of the rails that trains connect to using those "claws".
Yeah its exist. It is called an aeromovel
Never ceases to amaze me how many people get this wrong. Torque is measured in lb-ft not ft-lbs. Ft-lbs is a measure of energy. T=FxR, F for force in lbs and R for radius in ft... lb-ft. Sorry, I don´t want to be ´that guy´ but this issue grinds my gears, so to speak.
This gives a nice, neutral perspective on this problem - or this non-problem.
Very nice video, the explanation and animation are exceptional.