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 :)
When he went to the footage of the ISS I thought he was going to talk about how things in orbit are falling for thousands of miles and still being at the same height.
Next minute your president will be "sarcastically" asking if he can organise throwing hammers out the back of rockets for his space force... can we do that? we should look into that... Rober, tremendous guy
“how to survive a 5 mile fall without a parachute.” right as you hit the ground you just have to roll and that will distribute all your weight. it’s called parkour
I wish you were my physics teacher when I was in highschool. Your excitement, energy and passion for learning and showing how things work is awesome. You are already a teacher with this platform and I enjoy all your projects and discussions.
Fun fact: I've actually heard WWII stories where people fell out of planes without a working parachute and used the trees to break their fall and survived.
His progression from start to today is pretty impressive. It's interesting to watch his transformation from science class to olympic squirrels. Pretty awesome! Thx Mark.
Holes in sign post to break if vehicle hits. Little doors for checking temp in trailer. Lug nuts device to ensure that nuts have not loosen with walk around inspection. And barrels to save lives if car hits the barricade head on. Great videos Mark, huge fan.
You actually can’t get a better Teacher, than someone who is that interested in physics, that they try and think about things even in their free time. And you're one of them 💪
I’m an electrician. But if you notice you held your hammer correct in your earlier test. In the first couple fails you held hammer so close to head that you weren’t getting enough force. But it did work at the end. Bravo!!! Love your videos and enthusiasm!!!
I'm glad to be on the 26th yard line at the same time as you Mr. Rober your videos are so refreshing and your sincerity is genuine. Thank you for all you do.
Mark: is a nasa engineer and makes some of the most amazing engineering and physics videos on the internet. Also Mark: *picks up a hammer* "you gotta throw this wrench in the opposite direction"
Mark, we have been around for 62 years now and have been in the presence of many teachers who have schooled and have been schooled by our interactions, with who we have become friends. We want to take this space to acknowledge your style. You are a fine teacher, you get an A+ !.
Dear Mark. I have a bachelor's degree, a master's degree and two PhDs. All in engineering. And I still learn heaps with your classes! You're like this generation's Professor Proton, inspiring millions of kids to pursue and to love science from an early age. Thank you!
Thanks for making physics relatable. I have a masters degree and never once had to take a physics class. Everything I learned on the subject heretofore came from my dad, a PGA teaching pro, who taught me the physics of a great golf swing.
@@David-qg2fe Actually, i'm Canadian. and in Canada we spell favorite as favourite. We spell some words differently then the rest of the world. Like how you spell color we spell it colour. It's just a Canadian thing.
I've recently found you're channel. March 2021. I've been binging for days. You're awesome and keep it up man. All of you're stuff is gold. Can't get enough
@@EverstViro nah we really are in simulation at the very first degree .......i mean i can't explain to you everything ,you need to study physics ,its getting crystal clear ,because only information is real in this universe ,the rest is just illusion,information is the new starting point in the new physic,it never even was part of it before .... it ain't special,everytime you dream you are experiencing a simulation ,we ourselves are creating countless simulations ....
On the off chance you ever read this, I wanted to share a short story. My wife and I have been dating/married for 7+ years now and she has twin nieces. One is on the spectrum and the other is a borderline genius. I found you channel years ago when I had just met the girls and it reminded me of a demonstration my physics teacher gave us in high-school. Boil about an inch of water in a pop can and flip it with tongs into a bowl of cold water. Resulting pressure vacuum from the temp change instantly crushes the can. The first time I actually connected and bonded with the nice on the spectrum was when I recreated this in front of them after watching some of you videos. She and I then spent the next 2 hours purging through your channel. I truly appreciate you so much. You're an awesome dude.
My first thought was that Mark, like any true mechanic, uses his wrenches as hammers, just like me. Of course, I have hammers too, for when I need a bigger hammer.
I’m gonna go out on a limb and say Mark is smarter than your auto teacher. Pretty sure that heavy headed blunt object for striking, has been recently renamed a “wrench” lol
I loved this video. I taught driver education classes and defensive driving for 20 years, until I had to retire for disability. I was passionate about safety had a video by a high school physics teacher explaining those points you taught. It was big fun for me to be the guy teaching these kids how the physical world works and how it effects them in every aspect of our lives. I loved your final thought. I have often told my students that they must stay curious. The holes is to weaken the post enough that when hit by the force of an automobile, it will give and break thereby extending the Time the Force acts on the car and its occupants. It's the same reason the seatbelt stretches and the air bag, once deployed gives and slowly deflates. Not sure "how" the filament in the road bed works to cycle the light, but I am fairly certain that it has something to do with the metal mass of the vehicle. Bikes don't trip it and many motorcycles wouldn't trip the early ones though they have improved. You can buy large magnets to mount on you bike and motorcycle that supposedly will trip them.
The wires in the road carry an electric current, the computer in the control box on the side of the road knows what this current is, and when a car pulls up over it, the metal of the car absorbs some of the current by induction.. the car basically becomes a very weak electromagnet. As a result, the current in the wire in the road drops, the computer recognises this drop, and the circuit trips, changing the lights.
Thank you David Tennant, forever remembered as an excellent teacher of physics, even to the student taking an inadvertent post-prandial snooze in some classes and the final.
Just wanted to let you know: Mark said that Voyager 1 is 13 million miles away, but meant 13 billion miles away. 13 million miles doesn't even reach Mars on it's closest pass as Mars is then around 33 million miles away.
LordBhorak he also said furthest in our solar system, both voyager 1 & 2 have left the solar system as of late 2019. At least if Im reading the NASA page correctly.
@@Matt_C130 According to some sources, our solar system has a radius of about 89 billion miles. But yeah, I also heard that Voyager 1 had left the solar system few years ago, but that seems to be the case of how we measure our solar system. And if we ever find Planet X... will it be inside our solar system and if so, then how large will our solar system be then?
Scorch428 No, not really. Not all schools teach the same classes and different teachers teach things differently. For example, I just finished my second year of college and I never had a high school science class teach a single thing from this video.
I love how Mark is so commited to this and he makes it easy to understand so much so that even I understand and I'm a kid. I enjoy your vids and hope you live the hapiest life ever I have been scrolling around your vids since covid-19
He would probably be the first person to make physics fun for HS kids that really couldn’t care less about anything besides their grade, with the exception of the rare few who are genuinely passionate about it. I’ve seen first hand how the teacher/professor is capable of creating the general atmosphere in their classes. 90% of them bore their students to sleep.
Growing up one of my random thoughts were similar. That is you were falling and landed on some crazy vertical slide you could just slide out of it as the transition from vertical to horizontal would allow the decent. Love the videos, can't believe I didn't see these lessons till now.
Thank you so much for putting in the effort to make this video. You present such complex topics in a way that is entertaining and understandable. You’ve helped me change my perspective on physics. Thanks again!
Mark you are so amazing. You helped with team trees, give us valuable info, and worked on the NASA rover for 7 years. You are what would be called a respectable american because you devote your life to having fun, learning and helping others. This guy deserves an award.
About the holes on street sign poles and mini doors on trucks- I was always wondering the same thing. About the yellow spikes on truck tire bolts- it’s to make sure they don’t get loose and in case they do it will be noticeable. About the traffic lights- (at least in New Jersey where I live) they have cameras. About the reflective signs- something tells me it’s thousands of miniature mirrors shining back whatever it sees. Yellow bins on the highway are in case someone crashes into the divider their car doesn’t split into two- the yellow bins absorb the impact.
Quarantine suspends school: People: Yes! No more classes! Mark Rober: *Makes an awesome series about science classes during quarantine but it's over* Everyone: I NEED MORE CLASSES
The secret to a happy marriage is [Conservation of conversation: Time talking about science = Time talking about feelings] Mark Rober drops gold nuggets even in his outro!
Yes, stay curious!! Staying curious also keeps you young. I live by the mantra of staying curious although sometimes I go down the rabbit hole of topics that aren't that interesting. Anyway, thanks for the video.
Dude. Are you kidding me? This is amazing. Thank you sir. And if I ever do become an astronaut, I will now remember to throw wrenches if I am drifting away from something.
Muhammad Nafis Azhari Dzal Aidi in the riddle when he says “without it breaking” he means “without the concrete breaking”. So he is saying that it’s impossible to break concrete with just an egg
Hahahaha. Let's just say a hammer is "a heavy metal thing you can drive nails with". People have been know to drive hammers with an umbrella, so a wrench is a perfectly good candidate.
@Tyeler Nelson No doubt, but turning a wrench into a hammer is far easier! Effectively using a hammer as a wrench takes quite a bit of ingenuity. Don't ask me how I know: it's a painful story.
From memory *The holes are to allow the sign to shear off if you hit it with your car. *Not sure about the doors *The nuts... I would think it's to allow the driver to be sure none of the lugs are loose? *I heard the scales thing as well, but I've seen videos that, if I recall, your car creates a disturbance in the magnetic field generated by a coil buried in the pavement. *I think it was a how it's made video, they had glass microbeads in the paint used on the signs. Obviously, the more reflective the material used the better the end result. Something about the bead consolidating light from multiple angles. *Water barrels. Again for car crashes. They decelerate your vehicle much like an air bag. The barrel bursts on impact and absorb some of the force of the impact. I've not heard of them being filled with sand though.
27:45 I'd really like to see that _rubber nail_ now... 😅 I'll _only_ use rubber nails from now on! It's _live_ folks. Thanks for the effort, Mark. Great stuff.
This was my first time watching.. This was exciting! I am seeing many examples of Ft and fT around me. I also noticed the pattern on your T-shirt is the same pattern as on the Voyger's golden record. cool. Thanks for sharing
Mark, you're excellent at this! As a former NASA engineer myself, I share your passion for physics and find your educational content to always be interesting. Any budding scientist would be truly blessed to walk into science/engineering class and find you at the helm. Keep following your passions!
OK, how did you get me to sit here and watch your videos all day long and it felt like I had only been here for an hour??? Wow, you are an interesting individual. Thanks for all your information and entertainment.
I feel like if he was a teacher everyone would love him and there’d be that one kid in the class that would disrespect him and be mean to him and the rest of the class would hate the kid cause of how sick and cool mark is
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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 :)
I can survive for
3 weeks without food
3 days without water
3 hours without shelter
3 minutes without air
3 seconds without Mark Rober.
Hey
Hi mark
Thanks Mark😎
If you’re willing to come to New York I think my school has a teaching opening
How to survive a 5-mile fall with no parachute?
Me: Easy, you fall from 6 miles, so you are alive after falling for 5 miles
BIG BRAIN
😆
Mind blown....🤯
Well done.
When he went to the footage of the ISS I thought he was going to talk about how things in orbit are falling for thousands of miles and still being at the same height.
"Rockets are literally throwing hammers out the back" - NASA engineer.
well it is rocket science after all...
I thought it was a wrench?
Write that down write that down
Next minute your president will be "sarcastically" asking if he can organise throwing hammers out the back of rockets for his space force... can we do that? we should look into that... Rober, tremendous guy
Mick Davies hahah love this cause that’s exactly what he would say 😂😂😂
“how to survive a 5 mile fall without a parachute.”
right as you hit the ground you just have to roll and that will distribute all your weight. it’s called parkour
Lol
that doesn't work from too high coz it will break ya bones
@@amitabhchakraborty4301 r/wooosh
@@amitabhchakraborty4301 NO REALLY, CAN YOU NOT TELL HE WAS JOKING?????
@@whateverdcal6521 It's r/woosh
I wish you were my physics teacher when I was in highschool. Your excitement, energy and passion for learning and showing how things work is awesome. You are already a teacher with this platform and I enjoy all your projects and discussions.
When you jump out of a plane but don’t see the packing peanuts Mark was talking about 🙀
*grabs packing peanuts*
Use trees or a massive pile of snow (not ice)
Aiden Davis Bend over kiss your butt good-bye. Lol
Grabs a parachute with lots of tiny holes in it.
700th like
Imagine, you walk into class and see mark rober at the front. 😅 My jaw would drop!
I would give him a hug because he is my idol but also Michel reeves Is
I'd actually listen in class
Who tf what’s to hug you fruits
@@0ofio he would only try killingus with tazers mark wouldent
I'd def pee my pants like a fan boy! Lol
When you realise he was getting up at 6:00 am to film the ninja squirrel course
To ez waking up at 06.00
Fun fact: I've actually heard WWII stories where people fell out of planes without a working parachute and used the trees to break their fall and survived.
Yep. There have been about a dozen survivors since WW2. Most landed in trees or on a snowy slope. One at least fell onto a destructible roof.
Wow!
yeah as long as you don't hit a large branch that news reporter guy from philly tried that, and it didn't work
And then they got massacred by the enemy troops cause they are stuck on the tree , ironic.
FINAL SCIENCE CLASS ALTERNATE IDEA- How to Survive the Rest of Quarantine with No More Science Classes
I have animal classes from Brave Wilderness
True
Not possible
That would be fun
wow ur comment got hearted again
I am a 42 year old electrical engineer and I would re-enroll myself in high school to take this mans physics class haha
I'd pay for a private playlist. lets start with the psychology of 'facts' and build from there
I'm an EE too, in Silicon Valley, and all I see around me are traitors to the Constitution. I'm seriously reconsidering my profession.
@@richardwicks4190
Uh-huh?
What are they doing that's betraying The Constitution?
Bro me too
@@richardwicks4190 lol how are they traitors, i say BS
I learned more in this 30 minute video, than I have in my whole entire year of science class.
Well, you weren’t exactly paying attention. Or maybe you had a really dreadful teacher?
Oh no I was, I’m just saying that I learned a lot in this.
His progression from start to today is pretty impressive. It's interesting to watch his transformation from science class to olympic squirrels. Pretty awesome! Thx Mark.
How to survive a 5 mile fall
Me: Just hope fall damage is off
Turn clipping off then it's an infinite fall
Mlg water
Ender pearl
Mlg or water or slow falling or hacks or creative
oh now i know why my brother died cuz he forgot that fall damage is on
How to survive a 5 mile fall:
Be a squirrel.
I just watched his squirrel ninja warrior course video before this
only survive 80 feet
Olololololol
Foreshadowing
@@Raxegol wait what why?
Holes in sign post to break if vehicle hits.
Little doors for checking temp in trailer.
Lug nuts device to ensure that nuts have not loosen with walk around inspection.
And barrels to save lives if car hits the barricade head on. Great videos Mark, huge fan.
“Things have stabilized a little bit with this whole crazy coronavirus thing” - May 2020
:(
Its crazy z
And before that it was "two weeks to flatten the curve"
and here we are...
Approaching May 2021...
We will get through this ppl, WE WILL! ❤️
The Rona went from Medical to Political.
Political Never Ever Ends.
@@davemi00 ain't that the truth! Turns out it was political all the while.
You actually can’t get a better Teacher, than someone who is that interested in physics, that they try and think about things even in their free time. And you're one of them 💪
Eheh Citsitua Mi
Yes, it would be great o see you as a teacher, even if I don't get one of your classes, which I most likely won't
If i had Mark as my teacher i would deadass actually enjoy going to school.
same I wish he was m teacher
Same that would be so cool
Same lol
But sometimes school is ok not bad but ok
Its because he's passionate about what he's teaching. Most teachers aren't passionate anymore and just go through the text books 🙃
I’m an electrician. But if you notice you held your hammer correct in your earlier test. In the first couple fails you held hammer so close to head that you weren’t getting enough force. But it did work at the end. Bravo!!! Love your videos and enthusiasm!!!
I'm glad to be on the 26th yard line at the same time as you Mr. Rober your videos are so refreshing and your sincerity is genuine. Thank you for all you do.
Me watching this while falling with a hole in my parachute: “GET TO THE POINT! I DON’T HAVE 33 MINUTES!”
Lol
NotAhmadSamarah lol
so did you survive
@@connectgfv6775 If he/she doesn't reply in the next few hours he's/she's dead for sure
XD
Mark, you have such a talent and passion for teaching science using relatable, hands-on experiments. This video series was awesome!
oh did you just make me watch 6 episodes of 30 minutes science classes voluntarily?
@Promise Adebayo no
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Mark's kid: "Dad, how do birds fly?"
Mark: "Let me get my things and set up 10 examples to visually explain it! Brb!"
Ten hours laterrrrrrr....
Mark: I’m done!!
His kid:asleep zzz
Normal parent: idk they just flap their wings n dat
Ben xD
no,
mark : *explains every single system of a bird in depth*
Mark: is a nasa engineer and makes some of the most amazing engineering and physics videos on the internet.
Also Mark: *picks up a hammer* "you gotta throw this wrench in the opposite direction"
No kidding
David comedy is subjective
@Optical Clarity you are amazing.
@Optical Clarity lol
@Optical Clarity omg.
just
EPIC
Mark, we have been around for 62 years now and have been in the presence of many teachers who have schooled and have been schooled by our interactions, with who we have become friends. We want to take this space to acknowledge your style. You are a fine teacher, you get an A+ !.
I love the examples! Taking a concept and making it relatable is Mark's gift. Nice job.
Dear Mark. I have a bachelor's degree, a master's degree and two PhDs. All in engineering. And I still learn heaps with your classes!
You're like this generation's Professor Proton, inspiring millions of kids to pursue and to love science from an early age.
Thank you!
I doubt you're just learning any of this if you have 2 phds and a master's in "engineering"
@@ScootsMcPoot ok diddle mcpooter
@@ScootsMcPoot there's still always things to learn regardless of if you have a profession in something.
@@BlustatiK- you're right
@@ScootsMcPoot the concepts themselves aren't the only things people can learn from this
He seem like that one science teacher in school that make class so fun and makes an impact in your life
My science teacher is also my math teacher too.. he is funny and tells stories!
Easy to say that when he did one lesson. Give him 10 years in a public school where kids don’t care and it’ll probably change.
You got some rare teacher
Technically he knows science and he just taught you something so he has been our great science teacher. :)
Im lucky enough to have had a government teacher just like this last year. Praise jesus hahaha
Thanks for making physics relatable. I have a masters degree and never once had to take a physics class. Everything I learned on the subject heretofore came from my dad, a PGA teaching pro, who taught me the physics of a great golf swing.
I used to be a teacher. It is rewarding, but there are always some students, parents or a school admin who makes your life so much harder.
"teaching high school physics is my dream job." said the man who literally built the mars rover.
@Garbage Trash still did it
He did?????
Kk thx
He built the lid the opens to allow rocks to enter
They should have named it the Mars Rober.
Mark Rober: and in my quest to become the favourite uncle. (Drops kids from five miles without parachutes)
Lol
This made me laugh way too hard lolol
This is underrated
Lol it’s funny how you say mark rober said, Fravrite rong and no efence I’m a bad taper to like I just spelled 9 words rong
@@David-qg2fe Actually, i'm Canadian. and in Canada we spell favorite as favourite. We spell some words differently then the rest of the world. Like how you spell color we spell it colour. It's just a Canadian thing.
Man, I wish I had Mark as my physics teacher in high school
me too
Karate they break the board with the grain, takes little force. If they break it against the grain they can break their hand
I've recently found you're channel. March 2021. I've been binging for days. You're awesome and keep it up man. All of you're stuff is gold. Can't get enough
NASA engineer: "So here we have this wrench"
Holds up hammer....
Wait...
What if our understanding of a wrench was wrong till now ?
@@KuraundoClown WHAT IF THIS IS ALL A SIMULATION AND HES A ROBOT AND HE MADE A MISTAKE AND MADE A GLITCH IN THE MATRIX (ps I'm high)
hahahaha
@@EverstViro nah we really are in simulation at the very first degree .......i mean i can't explain to you everything ,you need to study physics ,its getting crystal clear ,because only information is real in this universe ,the rest is just illusion,information is the new starting point in the new physic,it never even was part of it before ....
it ain't special,everytime you dream you are experiencing a simulation ,we ourselves are creating countless simulations ....
Note to self: If you go to space,
*Bring a gun.*
Airis Mack bring a BMG 50ol
And don’t worry about the O2 tanks. They’ll move. They have a hamwrench.
+Epinephrine
We’re using the exploding force of the gun. Not the bullets.
+Epinephrine
I guess…¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@DorkVader26 delete this reply
On the off chance you ever read this, I wanted to share a short story. My wife and I have been dating/married for 7+ years now and she has twin nieces. One is on the spectrum and the other is a borderline genius. I found you channel years ago when I had just met the girls and it reminded me of a demonstration my physics teacher gave us in high-school. Boil about an inch of water in a pop can and flip it with tongs into a bowl of cold water. Resulting pressure vacuum from the temp change instantly crushes the can. The first time I actually connected and bonded with the nice on the spectrum was when I recreated this in front of them after watching some of you videos. She and I then spent the next 2 hours purging through your channel. I truly appreciate you so much. You're an awesome dude.
Anyone else notice that he is wearing a shirt that has on it the message that was sent out into space.
No I didn't until you pointed out! That's cool!
Oh I'm bouta make this comment NICER
Pigmaster I noticed that when he was actually talking about the voyager spacecrafts
Well he didn't say he was a rocket scientist 🙄
That's so cool! I want one too!
I'm glad Mark isn't my auto mechanics teacher - his wrench looks a lot like a hammer to me.
And he has rubber nails 24:27
James Sorensen
How does he continue to make that mistake? Every guy should know a hammer
Darth Pugselot
Yes shithead , I heard it......! So the first 6 minutes he made many mistakes with the wrench, and I don't care if he got up at 6:00 am
My first thought was that Mark, like any true mechanic, uses his wrenches as hammers, just like me. Of course, I have hammers too, for when I need a bigger hammer.
I’m gonna go out on a limb and say Mark is smarter than your auto teacher. Pretty sure that heavy headed blunt object for striking, has been recently renamed a “wrench” lol
I loved this video. I taught driver education classes and defensive driving for 20 years, until I had to retire for disability. I was passionate about safety had a video by a high school physics teacher explaining those points you taught. It was big fun for me to be the guy teaching these kids how the physical world works and how it effects them in every aspect of our lives. I loved your final thought. I have often told my students that they must stay curious.
The holes is to weaken the post enough that when hit by the force of an automobile, it will give and break thereby extending the Time the Force acts on the car and its occupants. It's the same reason the seatbelt stretches and the air bag, once deployed gives and slowly deflates.
Not sure "how" the filament in the road bed works to cycle the light, but I am fairly certain that it has something to do with the metal mass of the vehicle. Bikes don't trip it and many motorcycles wouldn't trip the early ones though they have improved. You can buy large magnets to mount on you bike and motorcycle that supposedly will trip them.
The wires in the road carry an electric current, the computer in the control box on the side of the road knows what this current is, and when a car pulls up over it, the metal of the car absorbs some of the current by induction.. the car basically becomes a very weak electromagnet.
As a result, the current in the wire in the road drops, the computer recognises this drop, and the circuit trips, changing the lights.
Thank you David Tennant, forever remembered as an excellent teacher of physics, even to the student taking an inadvertent post-prandial snooze in some classes and the final.
Just wanted to let you know: Mark said that Voyager 1 is 13 million miles away, but meant 13 billion miles away. 13 million miles doesn't even reach Mars on it's closest pass as Mars is then around 33 million miles away.
LordBhorak he also said furthest in our solar system, both voyager 1 & 2 have left the solar system as of late 2019. At least if Im reading the NASA page correctly.
@@Matt_C130 According to some sources, our solar system has a radius of about 89 billion miles. But yeah, I also heard that Voyager 1 had left the solar system few years ago, but that seems to be the case of how we measure our solar system. And if we ever find Planet X... will it be inside our solar system and if so, then how large will our solar system be then?
@@LordBhorak Mark's video on the ninth planet might help
@@LordBhorak I'm assuming you mean Galaxy, not solar system...?
@@KoolMonkE 89 Billion miles is not much on a cosmic scale
I have learned way more stuff while watching these, than "normal" online school.
Same
school aty all
Everything in this video and more is taught in 9th grade sciene.... you just need to pay attention.
Scorch428 No, not really. Not all schools teach the same classes and different teachers teach things differently. For example, I just finished my second year of college and I never had a high school science class teach a single thing from this video.
True
Your passion for scientific curiosity in everyday life is infectious. Looking forward to sharing this with my 11 yr old grandson. Thanks Mark.
I love how Mark is so commited to this and he makes it easy to understand so much so that even I understand and I'm a kid. I enjoy your vids and hope you live the hapiest life ever I have been scrolling around your vids since covid-19
Yeah. He does and says and this science and engineering stuff but instead of it being confusing he simples it down so everyone can understand it
“which is why having a gun in space is super useful” -mark rober, 2020
* *Halo music intensifies* *
“Moon’s haunted”
What I have not watched it yet
Oh.That explains the scene in 'Armageddon'
Or a paintball marker
How to survive a 5 mile fall, three options
Carry a bucket of water
Pray to God fall damage is off
/gamemode C
I don't think anyone else got this MC reference.
I did
Actually mlg is the best option
MINECRAP
@@redheavy6235 I thought autistic people can't use the internet, but I was wrong.
I just found this series and I genuinely enjoy these streams. Thank you so much 🥰
Imagine your physics teacher has nearly 18 million subscribers on you tube??, that class will be lit if he’s as cool as he is in his videos
Literally worked at NASA
“Yeah teaching high school physics is my dream job”
No it isn't. The pay. The hours. The kids. The parents. Or, maybe it is, if you get off on teaching! (Retired teacher speaking.)
@@maryclairekalamafoni9524 So because you hated your life choices, Mark Rober has to?
@@OdinPlays94 exactly
I think he'd be better at the Community College level tbh
He would probably be the first person to make physics fun for HS kids that really couldn’t care less about anything besides their grade, with the exception of the rare few who are genuinely passionate about it. I’ve seen first hand how the teacher/professor is capable of creating the general atmosphere in their classes. 90% of them bore their students to sleep.
Mark: "Having a gun in space is actually kind of useful"
Americans: "I was born to be an astronaut."
underrated comment
nice
AND ACCORDING TO MARK, WE ARE. He even said he officially made us astronauts
*gun cocked noises*
Always has been
Smort
Growing up one of my random thoughts were similar. That is you were falling and landed on some crazy vertical slide you could just slide out of it as the transition from vertical to horizontal would allow the decent.
Love the videos, can't believe I didn't see these lessons till now.
It's called extreme skiing, been there, done that.
Thank you so much for putting in the effort to make this video. You present such complex topics in a way that is entertaining and understandable. You’ve helped me change my perspective on physics. Thanks again!
Mark you are so amazing. You helped with team trees, give us valuable info, and worked on the NASA rover for 7 years. You are what would be called a respectable american because you devote your life to having fun, learning and helping others. This guy deserves an award.
Facts
I swear I would love to have Mark Rober as my physics teacher --- It would be lit 🔥🔥🔥
Followed by Walter White in chemistry?
Ya from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰 I also want mark to be my teacher
I know
If he was my Physics teacher I would be working at NASA
@@Mastermindyt579 ya absolutely 👍
About the holes on street sign poles and mini doors on trucks- I was always wondering the same thing. About the yellow spikes on truck tire bolts- it’s to make sure they don’t get loose and in case they do it will be noticeable. About the traffic lights- (at least in New Jersey where I live) they have cameras. About the reflective signs- something tells me it’s thousands of miniature mirrors shining back whatever it sees. Yellow bins on the highway are in case someone crashes into the divider their car doesn’t split into two- the yellow bins absorb the impact.
I just want to say I really appreciate your videos man. I learn alot from them and really enjoy the things you teach
Others: Um idk
Me, a Gamer: A water bucket
Potion of slow falling
ender pearl
Feather falling
Place a slime block when you are 2 blocks away and then use the elytra+fire work rockets and the mlg water place
Chorus fruit
Video title: *How to survive a 5 mile fall without parachute?*
Me: Be Phat Gus
Phat Gus
PHAT GUS🤣👍
YESS
My boy
Me: you don't
I would have loved you as a science teacher!!! I would have had so much fun and learned so much!!! Thank you, Mark
Interlaced video 😮 hardcore early 2010 vibes
Verified
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wow i watch u and u watch him lol
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How to Survive a 5 mile fall without a parachute:
have a water bucket
🤣
Bruh
That’s good for Minecraft
Or a twisted vine if you're on bedrock. Unless they finally fixed water?
Slime block
Quarantine suspends school:
People: Yes! No more classes!
Mark Rober:
*Makes an awesome series about science classes during quarantine but it's over*
Everyone: I NEED MORE CLASSES
Underrated comment. This is genius
One of the best channels on youtube. Thank you Mark for amazing videos!
The secret to a happy marriage is [Conservation of conversation: Time talking about science = Time talking about feelings]
Mark Rober drops gold nuggets even in his outro!
imagine going back to school and mark rober is your new physics teacher this would be awesome
edit: re you people finlly hppy?
I'm going to take a lucky guess that your k key is broken lol
Scrumble Bump yea i thin his eyboard is bro en
I would love that.
@@scrumblebump9613 haha
Yea that b cool but i hate physics and barely passed it
day 150 of quarantine: learning how to survive on a 5 mile fall without a parachute
i learn more in quarantine than in the school
Facts
Your not wrong
Might think about obtaining truth. Its hidden from you. Your in the Matrix.
Has it really been that long
I love how "live" this was, warts and all. It was fantastic!
Tomorrow's someone's birthday. Dropping a video would be a treat for us, even for the celebration..
Love you Mark. Happy birthday in advance.
"If you need a good science hero, Carl Sagan is your guy."
No, Mark! YOU are my science hero!
Landon Murray I read this as soon as he said it in the video
This is the one class i would actually pay REALLY close attention
Why: i'm a skydiver
Think you should maybe not jump out planes until you learn the essentials
Don't ever ever change. The world needs people like you.
I just love how genuine this video is with all the issues.
God u can tell how in love he is with his subjects I hope he really becomes a teacher his students will absolutely adore him
me too!
Mee toooo
"weight is what you lift, mass is what hurts when it hits you" - Robert A. Heinlein
Lol
Wait what
Imagine how many more engineers we would have if science were taught like this. Many science teachers are very gifted in this way.
Yes, stay curious!! Staying curious also keeps you young. I live by the mantra of staying curious although sometimes I go down the rabbit hole of topics that aren't that interesting. Anyway, thanks for the video.
"See this wrench?"
Shows me a hammer. O.o
I think he's a little tired, but I am too, so I didn't notice until I read this XD
He also said voyager is 13 million miles away. Loll
RIP everyone who was falling and didn't see timestamps
Thanks this comment helped me.
jeah abou that the timestamps are gone
@@cac111 27:08
@@cac111 Ah I just died from a fall too, annoying amirite
@@cac111 Yeah well wish me luck, death was hard to recover from. I mean you've already wished me luck but yeah ok yeah
I love this dude. I wish he was around when I was learning science as a kid.
I like your thoughtful, gathering moments... keep up the great work!
At 18:20,
Mark: “JPL, we’ve had a problem.”
JPL: “Mark, come again?”
Mark: “We’ve had a Main Cartridge failure.”
I pray they don't ask him to send a wrench. He's way smarter than I am but he is cracking me up calling the sledge hammer a wrench.
As long as it's not a Print Cartridge Load Letter error.
Mark: How to survive a 5 mile fall?
Me: /gamemode creative
/g[TAB] 1
To save precious time.
if you cant type fast do f3 + n to swap between spectator and creative. (if you're not in either you'll be put into creative and then spectator mode)
Minecraft logic
laughs in elytra
Laughs in water bucket
Dude. Are you kidding me? This is amazing.
Thank you sir. And if I ever do become an astronaut, I will now remember to throw wrenches if I am drifting away from something.
Thanks, im currently 5 miles high in the sky falling, this video really helped 10/10 would watch again
Here’s a riddle: How do you drop an egg on concrete without it breaking
It’s not very difficult because concrete is pretty hard to break with an egg..
this is a good joke, have my laugh and like
U mean impossible
You had me
What? Can someone explain?
Muhammad Nafis Azhari Dzal Aidi in the riddle when he says “without it breaking” he means “without the concrete breaking”. So he is saying that it’s impossible to break concrete with just an egg
Mark: *holding a hammer*
Also mark: “This wrench”
Me: .....................ok.
ITS A HAMMER MARK!
This is the opposite of "every tool is a hammer"...
Hahahaha. Let's just say a hammer is "a heavy metal thing you can drive nails with". People have been know to drive hammers with an umbrella, so a wrench is a perfectly good candidate.
@Tyeler Nelson No doubt, but turning a wrench into a hammer is far easier! Effectively using a hammer as a wrench takes quite a bit of ingenuity. Don't ask me how I know: it's a painful story.
From memory
*The holes are to allow the sign to shear off if you hit it with your car.
*Not sure about the doors
*The nuts... I would think it's to allow the driver to be sure none of the lugs are loose?
*I heard the scales thing as well, but I've seen videos that, if I recall, your car creates a disturbance in the magnetic field generated by a coil buried in the pavement.
*I think it was a how it's made video, they had glass microbeads in the paint used on the signs. Obviously, the more reflective the material used the better the end result. Something about the bead consolidating light from multiple angles.
*Water barrels. Again for car crashes. They decelerate your vehicle much like an air bag. The barrel bursts on impact and absorb some of the force of the impact. I've not heard of them being filled with sand though.
I just discovered you on you tube. But man, you're awesome! Thanks for peeking my interest in science!
27:45 I'd really like to see that _rubber nail_ now... 😅
I'll _only_ use rubber nails from now on!
It's _live_ folks. Thanks for the effort, Mark. Great stuff.
Please _do_ use a rubber.
*i watched it twice now i can survive a 10 mile drop without a parachute*
Noob, I can now fall 600
@@totallynothatguy1698 sure kid, but dont skip school :)
@@fosscatter356 ...huh? Sorry, I’m busy ditching class
@@totallynothatguy1698 now u r done years ago in kg
@@totallynothatguy1698 I saw your comment about detention r u in prison?
This was my first time watching.. This was exciting! I am seeing many examples of Ft and fT around me. I also noticed the pattern on your T-shirt is the same pattern as on the Voyger's golden record. cool. Thanks for sharing
Thank you. Some I know why but others I think I have some work to do do thank you for keeping me on my toes of thinking
Someone: can I survive a 5 mile fall
Mark: as a firm believer in the scientific method...
Mark, you're excellent at this! As a former NASA engineer myself, I share your passion for physics and find your educational content to always be interesting. Any budding scientist would be truly blessed to walk into science/engineering class and find you at the helm. Keep following your passions!
OK, how did you get me to sit here and watch your videos all day long and it felt like I had only been here for an hour??? Wow, you are an interesting individual. Thanks for all your information and entertainment.
This is soooo beautiful. Thank you Mark Rober!
I feel like if he was a teacher everyone would love him and there’d be that one kid in the class that would disrespect him and be mean to him and the rest of the class would hate the kid cause of how sick and cool mark is
that kids dad beats him, now how do you feel you monster
@@anarchocommunist3888 Fine because I wasn't the one beating him.
He’s sick?
Dr. Zaman r/woooosh
@@tavasp yes he is