As an Air Force retiree, I still nerd out on this plane. What a beauty! I mean, good God, they built this thing in the 50's using slide rules and no computers! Absolutely phenomenal!
@hanelwilliam84283 сағат бұрын
Brilliant video. Engineering masterpiece.
@kattdemko72593 сағат бұрын
Planning to fix an old pickup this summer, this is a really informative starting point
@douglasfurlong13 сағат бұрын
Wow, Jake, now that is a quality video thank you so much!! I learnt so much, would you ever consider doing a video on like A Lenco, planetary transmission? It would make for an interesting contrast compared to normal transmissions. Keep up the great work Jake!! YOu should license you videos out to higher education as you can accelerat higher learning with these videos.
@petermacleod57104 сағат бұрын
Are you sure there is a Yard hoist on the course sails ???? Not on any square rigger I have sailed. Tops’l, t’gallant and Royal = yes, all have halliards. (Haul-Yards) and the clew line normally goes straight uo so the clew arrives at the end of the yard for furling and stowing. Picky, I know but you asked for comments Peter. Winston Churchill,, Lord Nelson and Endeavour Replica and
@user-ie9ij6kq4b5 сағат бұрын
Hi Please, what are the specifications of the computer you use in your work?
@Danger_Dingus5 сағат бұрын
I would search for a different way to describe air pressure. There aren't elastic bonds between molecules of air. Good video though.
@julianwinn45026 сағат бұрын
Amazing piece of work - wow!
@Diesel82907 сағат бұрын
How long did this take to animate?
@EdgeVr_YT8 сағат бұрын
Where can I buy the model & how much?!?!?!
@user-dv5zn7wl4x8 сағат бұрын
im in a highschool for ship enginnering , can i switch to Aeronautical engineer in secound year of highschoool
@daviddoenges62008 сағат бұрын
I would fly Animagraff Airlines. They know their stuff inside and out.
@mulder24009 сағат бұрын
Here's a reality check for you hypnotized people. "Airlines"✈ run on air, e.g., the Airbus 380 is claimed to carry about 82,000 thousand gallons of "Jet A" or JP5 fuel, (manufacturer specs.) This Jet A is weighing in at 6.8 lbs. per gallon, that's 557,600 pounds of fuel divided over 10 fuel tanks ! The 10 fuel tanks must carry 55,760 lbs. a piece (tail tank smaller). If each wing has at least 4 tanks full, that's about 223,040 lbs. of fuel alone, inside each wing (ya sure) with no Center Tanks at all (mfg. spec). When you try to calculate how many Airline Flights are occurring each day, from any International Airport anywhere, you'll realize there is no local "Fuel Tank Farm" that's being constantly resupplied by a fleet of Fuel Tanker Trucks trying to get into the "Fuel Farms". Here is an example of the size of these massive fuel storage terminals www.flystl.com/newsroom/stl-news/2018/stl-airlines-to-invest-50-million-for-jet-fuel-storage-facility you can do the math, (lol) 🤣. Now the Aviation fuel trucks skymarkrefuelers.com/products/ their biggest Jet Re-fueler is only 10,000 gallons ! So it would take 8 of this type of Tanker to fill the A380 ✈ just once ! LOL ... 😉 How long do you think that would actually take ... ? Commercial Airlines and Military Military Transport Aircraft are started by the (APU) Auxiliary Power Unit (Aircraft Engine Starting-Wiki) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aircraft_engine_starting , which require some fuel stored near the APU, but the High Bypass Turbines (eg. CFM-56) create thrust by compressing air. This phenomena is seen in nature, and taken from Viktor Schauberger's Turbine Technology since the 1930's, frankgermano.wordpress.com/viktor-schauberger-the-repulsine/ but this is a trade secret and they'll never admit to it. Citizens and customers would feel cheated and demand cost adjustments from the Airlines. The American public would start asking questions about the 9/11 Event False Flag CGI fireballs etc.
@TholkappiyanSankar9 сағат бұрын
could you make video on how a nuclear submarine works
@gideonalex71749 сағат бұрын
I think your a genius designer please apply job for airbus, Boeing, rolls royce, Bentley, tesla, all the big brand companies. Because you are gifted you can make a lot of money and you are a great Teacher. Thank you for your work
@njabulombuyazi513211 сағат бұрын
I've never been invited to a typewriter party 😥
@spindash6412 сағат бұрын
It's amazing what a quantum leap this thing was in overall pilot safety AND performance compared to earlier aircraft
@engineerahmed724812 сағат бұрын
Can u compile all this stuff in logical order like a course for all your CASE studies & upload on Scribd like platform for Engineers to download. Newton said: I can c far bcz I am standing on shoulder of giants. If we all document our work for others to c, as opposed to making others reinvent the wheel, technology will enhance at exponential pace. People like u should be university teachers in place of professors with ultra narrow knowledge.
@lizardfog15 сағат бұрын
Jake! This is Beautiful! This is so well done. Hope Animagraffs makes yo rich! You deserv it!
@kevin212520 сағат бұрын
incroyable
@dloui521420 сағат бұрын
do not let the appearance fools you . it powered by a mini fusion reactor !
@politicsuncensored561720 сағат бұрын
I downloaded your excellent video to watch later. I liked how you stated you would name the aircraft in your description section and watched to see what clues it would give as to which nation the aircraft was from in WW I. I laughed when I noticed all the gauges were in - German as I then knew which country fighter this belong to. I enjoy your work greatly. Thank you for all the work that you put into each of your videos. Shalom
@kennethvenezia440021 сағат бұрын
Great graphics. Thanks
@HeavyMetalHeathen22 сағат бұрын
KZread is getting pretty bold with four commercials every 5 minutes. Starting to piss me off. But this was awesome. What an AMAZING piece of Art, created almost 80-YEARS AGO, by hand/drafting board. Maybe aliens really did give us the knowledge to make this marvel! Way cool...just not so many goddamn commercials.
@GM8101PHX22 сағат бұрын
I was assigned to the 92d Security Police Squadron at Fairchild AFB in 1980 when the SR-71 Blackbird came to our base. I along with my partner were hand picked by both the wing and squadron commanders to secure the SR-71 inside an aircraft hanger. We had nuclear weapons on base for our normal SAC mission and had secret clearances. When we were selected to secure the SR-71 our classification level was changed to top secret!! Our commander advised us to keep very quiet about what we might see and learn, if not we could look forward to 30 years military prison confinement and a dishonorable discharge. We kept our mouths shut, even the rest of the base personnel were cautioned to not ask a single question about our experience. The FBI visited my Mom in Tucson, Arizona to inquire if I could do as ordered. I was never able to explain to her why they came to visit, they did inform her I was fine, not in trouble, but selected for a top secret mission!! She passed away without me explaining my mission!!! The two crew members were great and showed both of us things we did Not need to know about!! We had blown up detailed photos of those allowed to enter the hanger and ordered to shoot first, ask questions later should some one try to enter without permission!! In this case we both out ranked anyone in the military even though we were enlisted airmen!!! I will never forget it, I do not have words for this!!! I love this video and learned a few things about the aircraft that the crew did not explain!!!
@vinniepeterss22 сағат бұрын
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@wallyemerson22 сағат бұрын
How about turning off the distracting and tedious music so I can listen to you?
@delocon23 сағат бұрын
I'd love for you to do the U2 at some point.
@commonsense2497Күн бұрын
Great documentary, well done. I have toured ww2 subs but I had no idea of what the machines were.
@Nick-yj8njКүн бұрын
Just Perfect Video!
@unops1archiveКүн бұрын
I thought I knew a lot about jet engines before I watched this! I knew that airliner turbo fans used air around the outside of the engine for cooling and extra thrust but never seen it explained in such detail! Fascinating, thank you!
@Nick-yj8njКүн бұрын
Just Perfect Video! Much better than National Geographic. I'd like to see the same Videos about Ironclads or Dreadnoughts.
@anja0106Күн бұрын
Imagine showing this video to the Wright brothers and saying, “This is what your grandchildren will travel in.”
@MehmetArslanКүн бұрын
I think the recent humanity must have aquired ancient technology to create things like this.
@storminnormin2570Күн бұрын
Truly an amazing production. No stone left unturned. Thank you.
@04gokzКүн бұрын
Incredible video.... Hats off to you for the detailed animation and research
@bryancovell2031Күн бұрын
This is dope, would love to see Saturn V and/or lunar lander
@richardnelson317Күн бұрын
I really enjoyed the video. I'm surprised at the amount of fine tuning that is available to make the locomotive run easier, smoother. Nice Work.
@AvaricumstudiosКүн бұрын
Brilliant,just brilliant ❤
@sferguson1130Күн бұрын
Can’t get enough of videos like this. Fascinating stuff
@kevinkerlin5603Күн бұрын
Thanks for all the work you’ve done on your channel for educational purposes.
@ChasitySparks-vj4rsКүн бұрын
Don't forget to unplug the tape recorder from your t.v.
@mikescatena5732Күн бұрын
How the hell does it create so much lift at that altitude?
@traderr9414Күн бұрын
Informative but commentary should be faster
@angeldelaosa5544Күн бұрын
I honestly almost never watch a whole video from start to finish when they are this long how ever I watched this one from start to finish. Thank you for great content.
@yappytownКүн бұрын
I've always loved steam trains, but seeing the inner workings and how intricate and incredible the engineering was that went into these absolutely BEAUTIFUL machines is astonishing. I weep that humanity can't come up with anything this gorgeous anymore. Everything is so bland and boring, I'm glad to be able to see this kinda stuff and vicariously enjoy the grandeur of a time that I will never see in person <3 Trying to explain all this to our 4yr old daughter ... LOL I get so excited about it and she just is like "Ok!". I hope someday she enjoys this history as much as I do :) We get to go to the NC Transportation Museum all the time so she does see some engines at least!
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very patience, detailed, awsome
This and the X-15. The future was the past.
Really well done.
Great video!
As an Air Force retiree, I still nerd out on this plane. What a beauty! I mean, good God, they built this thing in the 50's using slide rules and no computers! Absolutely phenomenal!
Brilliant video. Engineering masterpiece.
Planning to fix an old pickup this summer, this is a really informative starting point
Wow, Jake, now that is a quality video thank you so much!! I learnt so much, would you ever consider doing a video on like A Lenco, planetary transmission? It would make for an interesting contrast compared to normal transmissions. Keep up the great work Jake!! YOu should license you videos out to higher education as you can accelerat higher learning with these videos.
Are you sure there is a Yard hoist on the course sails ???? Not on any square rigger I have sailed. Tops’l, t’gallant and Royal = yes, all have halliards. (Haul-Yards) and the clew line normally goes straight uo so the clew arrives at the end of the yard for furling and stowing. Picky, I know but you asked for comments Peter. Winston Churchill,, Lord Nelson and Endeavour Replica and
Hi Please, what are the specifications of the computer you use in your work?
I would search for a different way to describe air pressure. There aren't elastic bonds between molecules of air. Good video though.
Amazing piece of work - wow!
How long did this take to animate?
Where can I buy the model & how much?!?!?!
im in a highschool for ship enginnering , can i switch to Aeronautical engineer in secound year of highschoool
I would fly Animagraff Airlines. They know their stuff inside and out.
Here's a reality check for you hypnotized people. "Airlines"✈ run on air, e.g., the Airbus 380 is claimed to carry about 82,000 thousand gallons of "Jet A" or JP5 fuel, (manufacturer specs.) This Jet A is weighing in at 6.8 lbs. per gallon, that's 557,600 pounds of fuel divided over 10 fuel tanks ! The 10 fuel tanks must carry 55,760 lbs. a piece (tail tank smaller). If each wing has at least 4 tanks full, that's about 223,040 lbs. of fuel alone, inside each wing (ya sure) with no Center Tanks at all (mfg. spec). When you try to calculate how many Airline Flights are occurring each day, from any International Airport anywhere, you'll realize there is no local "Fuel Tank Farm" that's being constantly resupplied by a fleet of Fuel Tanker Trucks trying to get into the "Fuel Farms". Here is an example of the size of these massive fuel storage terminals www.flystl.com/newsroom/stl-news/2018/stl-airlines-to-invest-50-million-for-jet-fuel-storage-facility you can do the math, (lol) 🤣. Now the Aviation fuel trucks skymarkrefuelers.com/products/ their biggest Jet Re-fueler is only 10,000 gallons ! So it would take 8 of this type of Tanker to fill the A380 ✈ just once ! LOL ... 😉 How long do you think that would actually take ... ? Commercial Airlines and Military Military Transport Aircraft are started by the (APU) Auxiliary Power Unit (Aircraft Engine Starting-Wiki) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aircraft_engine_starting , which require some fuel stored near the APU, but the High Bypass Turbines (eg. CFM-56) create thrust by compressing air. This phenomena is seen in nature, and taken from Viktor Schauberger's Turbine Technology since the 1930's, frankgermano.wordpress.com/viktor-schauberger-the-repulsine/ but this is a trade secret and they'll never admit to it. Citizens and customers would feel cheated and demand cost adjustments from the Airlines. The American public would start asking questions about the 9/11 Event False Flag CGI fireballs etc.
could you make video on how a nuclear submarine works
I think your a genius designer please apply job for airbus, Boeing, rolls royce, Bentley, tesla, all the big brand companies. Because you are gifted you can make a lot of money and you are a great Teacher. Thank you for your work
I've never been invited to a typewriter party 😥
It's amazing what a quantum leap this thing was in overall pilot safety AND performance compared to earlier aircraft
Can u compile all this stuff in logical order like a course for all your CASE studies & upload on Scribd like platform for Engineers to download. Newton said: I can c far bcz I am standing on shoulder of giants. If we all document our work for others to c, as opposed to making others reinvent the wheel, technology will enhance at exponential pace. People like u should be university teachers in place of professors with ultra narrow knowledge.
Jake! This is Beautiful! This is so well done. Hope Animagraffs makes yo rich! You deserv it!
incroyable
do not let the appearance fools you . it powered by a mini fusion reactor !
I downloaded your excellent video to watch later. I liked how you stated you would name the aircraft in your description section and watched to see what clues it would give as to which nation the aircraft was from in WW I. I laughed when I noticed all the gauges were in - German as I then knew which country fighter this belong to. I enjoy your work greatly. Thank you for all the work that you put into each of your videos. Shalom
Great graphics. Thanks
KZread is getting pretty bold with four commercials every 5 minutes. Starting to piss me off. But this was awesome. What an AMAZING piece of Art, created almost 80-YEARS AGO, by hand/drafting board. Maybe aliens really did give us the knowledge to make this marvel! Way cool...just not so many goddamn commercials.
I was assigned to the 92d Security Police Squadron at Fairchild AFB in 1980 when the SR-71 Blackbird came to our base. I along with my partner were hand picked by both the wing and squadron commanders to secure the SR-71 inside an aircraft hanger. We had nuclear weapons on base for our normal SAC mission and had secret clearances. When we were selected to secure the SR-71 our classification level was changed to top secret!! Our commander advised us to keep very quiet about what we might see and learn, if not we could look forward to 30 years military prison confinement and a dishonorable discharge. We kept our mouths shut, even the rest of the base personnel were cautioned to not ask a single question about our experience. The FBI visited my Mom in Tucson, Arizona to inquire if I could do as ordered. I was never able to explain to her why they came to visit, they did inform her I was fine, not in trouble, but selected for a top secret mission!! She passed away without me explaining my mission!!! The two crew members were great and showed both of us things we did Not need to know about!! We had blown up detailed photos of those allowed to enter the hanger and ordered to shoot first, ask questions later should some one try to enter without permission!! In this case we both out ranked anyone in the military even though we were enlisted airmen!!! I will never forget it, I do not have words for this!!! I love this video and learned a few things about the aircraft that the crew did not explain!!!
❤❤
How about turning off the distracting and tedious music so I can listen to you?
I'd love for you to do the U2 at some point.
Great documentary, well done. I have toured ww2 subs but I had no idea of what the machines were.
Just Perfect Video!
I thought I knew a lot about jet engines before I watched this! I knew that airliner turbo fans used air around the outside of the engine for cooling and extra thrust but never seen it explained in such detail! Fascinating, thank you!
Just Perfect Video! Much better than National Geographic. I'd like to see the same Videos about Ironclads or Dreadnoughts.
Imagine showing this video to the Wright brothers and saying, “This is what your grandchildren will travel in.”
I think the recent humanity must have aquired ancient technology to create things like this.
Truly an amazing production. No stone left unturned. Thank you.
Incredible video.... Hats off to you for the detailed animation and research
This is dope, would love to see Saturn V and/or lunar lander
I really enjoyed the video. I'm surprised at the amount of fine tuning that is available to make the locomotive run easier, smoother. Nice Work.
Brilliant,just brilliant ❤
Can’t get enough of videos like this. Fascinating stuff
Thanks for all the work you’ve done on your channel for educational purposes.
Don't forget to unplug the tape recorder from your t.v.
How the hell does it create so much lift at that altitude?
Informative but commentary should be faster
I honestly almost never watch a whole video from start to finish when they are this long how ever I watched this one from start to finish. Thank you for great content.
I've always loved steam trains, but seeing the inner workings and how intricate and incredible the engineering was that went into these absolutely BEAUTIFUL machines is astonishing. I weep that humanity can't come up with anything this gorgeous anymore. Everything is so bland and boring, I'm glad to be able to see this kinda stuff and vicariously enjoy the grandeur of a time that I will never see in person <3 Trying to explain all this to our 4yr old daughter ... LOL I get so excited about it and she just is like "Ok!". I hope someday she enjoys this history as much as I do :) We get to go to the NC Transportation Museum all the time so she does see some engines at least!