FINAL SCIENCE CLASS- How to Survive a 5 Mile Fall with No Parachute
We'll be doing dangerous things like smashing a bunch of glass with rockets and talking about the farthest man made object and I'll explain why this is my last one. See you there and don't be tardy or it's a detention.
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Thanks everyone for coming to my classes! Be good. Stay curious. Take care of your physical and mental health and I''ll see you around on the internet! Oh, and as always, please consider subscribing :)
fun fact: everyone would be happy if you made more classes :))) edit: do on weekends pls
you are soo cool
Hi I’m subscribed
@Kevin Luo lol 😂
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Nasa man says rockets literally throw hammers out the back, lol
No you are such a tiny wrench
They should really test this with a gun in space (in a concealed safe Environment of course.)
way to much yac yac i don't know what your suppose to do any more
The wakeful production ophthalmoscopically worry because string directly kiss despite a loose sword. square, overrated vision
I have seriously pondered if I should revoke my High School diploma so I have to go back to high school again and have Mr. Rober as my science teacher... then I sobered up and I remembered how miserable High School was was for me.
You mean 13 billion miles away,not million,earth is 93 million miles from sun
I just moved the whole earth 1 mm by jumping
I conquered the world
Does it work for 5.2 miles
4:35 When you flint knock in 4tnite
Notice how the only planet he doesn't actually say is Uranus! Lol
and there i thought you would throw the hammer and hold on to it..like Thor and mjolnir
17:37 he became howtobasic
Best UKupr ever
that is a hammer
I wonder whats your iq
so you're saying if. if you. if you nut in space it push you backward
wait you are telling me I can move earth by jumping
Mark thats a 253.519 mile fall...
7:47 I think 13 billion miles is what you wanted to say :-)
Just did some research on that becuse sone googling proved 13 million mies to be rather incorrect ! Did the calculation and then googled Voyagers disatnce and its 13 billion miles. Big mistake to make really !! Can't see that anyone else has noticed that.
leave it to an ex nassa american to find a pratical use for guns in space
This Guy Needs to go schools around the world and teach science
I learn more with u than with my teacher
Best guess at the beginning of the video: hope to land on an ant hill.
Science is So much fun!
You don't know how bad I want this guy to be my science teacher. That would be the highlight of my high school experience
the video has interlacing artifacts, does interlacing still exist on digital cameras? I'm surprised
Enthusiastic is the word
Stay SAFE and take care!!! Thank you for the extra knowledge and passion refill!!!
When the UKup guy is better than a guy that his job is to teach science
Holding wrench is a hammer
How do you survive a 5 mile fall without a chute?? Have a net. I wasted 30 minutes on this.
The failed parachute still slowed him down.
Night Stalker
Hit harder!
I want to know who is the cameraman taking the picture for voyager near that planet and who stayed on the moon to take the picture when the nasa space craft left the moon, airbags are good on paper but cause Brain injuries because during a crash your body is going towards the airbag while the airbag is coming at your body around 200 mph so when they meet the force on the body is multiplied and that is why people due due to airbags
I have a question if you were falling and you were no something and if you were to jump right before you hit the ground would it cancel out and act as you fell from the height you jumped
Before you try to survive a five-mile fall ask yourself a question; do you really want to survive a five-mile fall? That's gotta hurt ...
10:10 I was waiting so bad for Mark to say "to get to Ur Anus"
shouldnt that be 13 Billion Miles
Mark would be a great teacher not just because of how he teaches, but hecause of how he composes himself and handles a situation in which he wants to showcase and experiment and it doesn’t work he doesn’t call off the whole lesson or get upset or change everything compleatly, he has contingencies in the form of videos of him performing the same thing at home where he is testing the experiment to make sure it’s safe for a classroom. That’s something not all teachers do and it shows how serious he is about teaching
Literally me watching the cracked egg in the back the whole vid
I wonder who was the first one to discover this...
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A bit ironic that he just said "Super mario effect" and then "maybe I will fail"
Video title: *How to survive a 5 mile fall without parachute?* Me: Be Phantastic Gus
By 6:30 he has turned into young Bill Nye
I have a couple of those CO2 cartridges, I would like to put a nail at the bottom of a PVC tube of appropriate diameter, and drop the cartridge seal-first into the tube, like a mortar shell in the old WW2 movies...
My question is. How did we get pictures of pluto from Voyager when it is so far away? How does any signal send that far?
There is a manhole cover that was blasted into space by an underground nuclear test. Much father away than anything else made by man.
Increase the amount of space you take up and decrease the amount of weight you carry
"You could use rockets" yeah ok mark
7:45 Voyager 1 is a whole lot further than 13 million miles away. It has left the solar system. The distance from the sun to the earth is 93 million miles. You probably meant to say 13 "b"illion miles.
I'll test your theory on my wife the next time we're up in the plane.
A very simple answer do MLG water bucket
If you throw the hammer the way you demonstrated, you will be doing back flips, and with very little backwards momentum. The best thing you can do with that hammer is to bring it closer to your center of mass, while facing away from the station, and simply push the hammer away from you (without holding onto it, letting it go). The harder and faster you push it, the faster you will move backward toward the station. Then you have to turn yourself around, or find some way to grab on once you reach it.
so - - I didn't want to go thru all 6600 comments, but you said Voyager was 13 MILLION miles out, but it is actually 13 BILLION miles. Earth is 93 MILLION miles from the Sun. I probably wasn't the first to mention this, right?
Im so sad this was the last one
I still love your channel, but there is no electron particle. There are no little ants running through the power lines. no charge carrying particle-N. Tesla. Electrostatics do not move by any other means either than charge and discharge--through induction.
... Ew. You're not even gonna clean that egg off the wall? That's gross.
Hey Mark, I would really like to talk with you about some science and get your thoughts on it. May I email you? I understand if not, however I read a scientific paper that blew me away, and I've done considerable research since that time, and I believe it is often overlooked (this type of science that is). The PDF is about 10 pages front and back. Anyways, thank you for the awesome content you consistently produce!
This video should be called "How to convey 60 seconds of information in only 33 minutes"
Here we are, we have gold!
Even at 1/4 playback speed that thing is too fast to see.
Why is this live? Itbwould be even better 8f recorded
also mark just a fyi soccer fields and football fields have different sizes.. sooo I think you're like 10 yards off? so 36 3rd was 36 or 31 I forget exactly... but just an fyi I just now caught.... just thought you'd like to know
did you call a a hammer a wrench?.. Mark?..
Borat , that was brilliant, I enjoyed it so much 👍😎🌴
I’d like to hear more about the Super Mario Effect
The answer is "don't fall" in the first place ?? Been said before but I wish my science teacher's had been half as interesting as Mark !! Maybe I'd be a rocket scientist too 😁 THANKS MARK !!! & Good luck in all your future endeavors !!!
Throw the egg into the sheet as hard as you like and the shell won't break but the yolk will.
If you had a flashlight you wouldn't have to throw it... E=mc^2
7:49 you say million, but it is in fact billion. Currently a little bit over 14 Billion miles from Earth.
Wow
3:16 Cut off your arm and throw it away hey they did it in some movie
Hey Einstein !
Doesn't rockets create friction an pressure in order to propulse?
Voyager is actually 13.5 BILLION miles away. Not million. Think about that. A computer zipping through space at 11 miles per second. Man has a creation of its own 13.5 BILLION MILES away! You can do anything that you believe you can do.
Every hear of editing…?
Volleyball…
Hammer…
I wish he was my theacher
If you really are falling and hit this video but the phone just became a parachute
That guy jumping off the roof - slomo'd him but not the train in the background - so was it real? He might survive the fall but those roof tiles would have cracked at the least?
Seriously if u "pass gas" would that get u back to space station?
I know what the answer is to the last question, thanks for my knowledge playing need for speed and gta 5 those containers are so you take non to less damage. Without them if you crashed into those your car would be cut from wherever the impact is taken
Good interesting video but waaaaaaay overstretched !
The light sensors for traffic lights are magnetically controlled. There are two sensors spaced one car length in between. If there is one car already on the first sensor, stop on the second sensor to make the light change quicker. 1-2 cars = longer wait. 3 or more cars is a shorter wait.
Yea rockets are throwing out hammers, THE WEIGHT OF SEMI TRUCKS AT THEIR WEAKEST
The Voyager is much further away than "13 million miles". Neptune is 3 billion miles away and Voyager passed by that planet decades ago. As of Dec 2020 Voyager is 14.1 billion miles from Earth. If Voyager 1 was headed towards the nearest star, it would take 40,000 years to get there. The nearest star is 4.24 light years. The Milky Way is 100,000 light years across. Even when things are put into perspective, it's difficult for us to realize just how vast the universe is. The distances between stars is enormous. The distances between galaxies is mind-blowing.
That's a hammer.
How to survive a 5-mile fall with no parachute? Take out your phone, call Mark and tell him and his team to set up his net under you in a very short TIME to lengthen out the force.
Honestly having Mark as a science teacher would be amazing
Short answer - to survive a fall at terminal velocity, you need to be able to slow down without exerting more than -10G of force on your body, and you can do that by slowing down over a distance of about 5 meters. (E.g. a net, or some other material that gradually slows you down such as 5 meters of card board box's). Note for comfort, I'd rather slow down over 10 meters.
He wore shirt showing the gold plate of voyager wow
Mark, ever consider doing a piece on the real cause of climate change?
"In a second we're gonna get to this part where we're uh breaking all these glasses with a CO2 cartridge." The suspense.
OOOOH. You mean to say "How to survive a 5 mile fall with no parachute".... "if you plan to fall 5 miles without a parachute".
7:34 It's not in the solar system anymore :)