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I handled materials thinking they were safe and developed cancer in the groin. He careful handling these items.

Yessss, ever since the vote I've been waiting on this video

Ahhh! All of my favorite STEM creators in one place!

Not doing a conversion to Celsius? Really? :(

I think SpaceX should watch this video

Why won't you just overlay the value in celsius or kevin? Lame, sorry but i stopped there

I want to know how you did the engine

so why not try anfo as the rocket fuel, works in as both hypersonic thruster solid motor (directional charge) and hybrid rocket with separate liquid fuel container tank above the solid oxidizer, which is heat activated, producing high pressure oxygen. yep fuel + oxygen rocket. with natural plumbing, no turbo pumps, just gravity and pressure.

We are smart so we using °C thank you for compliment. Im sorry for you using °F. Smart would be show us temperature in °K...

Is that Toby from Tibees?!

25 seconds of the video and youre talking about heatshields I think the next flight will leave the atmosphere and heat itself a little bit up I hope one day bps will take the flight to the orbit :>

Flatards conspitderps should pay attention to this when they say everything NASA does is fake.

Did I see Tim Dodd and Scott Manley?

SI units or GTFO!

I definitely found this video interesting, thank you for making it!

Would love to see the slow mo guys tackle that ablation footage... imagine how much more we could learn at a million fps?

why does he lwk look like elon musk tho

You should ask Huygens Optics what design can use on the rocket regarding the camera setup. He does incredible stuff if you think of how complicated lens production can be. Maybe collab?

Legit you need to make a down-the-rabbit-hole channel to talk about all the different tangents. You've got so many people geeking out about this

I don’t understand why the cost is secret since NASA is ran by the government in our tax dollars fund them…

BPS & Scott Manley crossover???

Me at @1:20 WHERE IS @PlasmaChannel??!

9:30 I recently had work experience at Rolls Royce and i image it to being similar to what its like in a test bed. Though I didn't get to go in test bed 80 (Largest indoor test bed in the world) the test bed I went in was surprisingly large.

Oak heatshield

Yaaaaa Fahrenheit!

4:33 that is one of the coolest spooling-up sounds i have ever heard

Who are the other RUclipsrs who were at the tour.

16632.24C - don't make a Mars mistake 🇨🇭🇺🇸😃

You are good Man

Get out and follow your drim

Do you think it's right?

Wait, so we possibly live in a simulation but CFD won't be good enough to replace wind tunnels?

Hi joe, I would like to volunteer for your company.. how cam I reach you?

How did you get started in rocket avionics? What are the first steps to take? :) future rocketeer!

Nile musk

That "hellooo" is easy to pick out!

You didn't ask for a quote?

This guy even looks like younger Elon lol

I refuse to use the F word... Good bye good sir.

Thanks for a great video Joe!

(30000°F − 32) × 5/9 = 16648.889°C

Thanks for bringing us along Joe!

so NASA made the worlds most expensive tig welder?

10:35 I don't think I can say anything publicly I am pretty sure all the NASA budget is open and clear. The guy is scared of his own tail

Great video, Joe...👍