Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@AlexisPhillips-o3j says : Hi guys its alexis.>> <<@charlesbromberick4247 says : There are every 28 days when the red flag goes up.>> <<@TWEAKER01 says : Again, sounds natural at 0.85x speed.>> <<@paulinafranchini1908 says : phenomenal video after weary hours of not understanding - the visuals are spot on!>> <<@ArmandoGarcia-qf9zd says : Language use in this vid 11/10>> <<@Normalguy9977 says : when did the intro eclipse happen ??????????????>> <<@luismendo says : The video would have been better if it had been a bit slower. It's difficult to follow>> <<@SorokinAU says : great job!>> <<@Muslim-Fr-123 says : Very good video. Thank you!>> <<@mastercko says : Took me second to realize that you were reading from the text. This is a great explanation and is something that I have always wondered about.>> <<@gRapa9900 says : Love it, great vid!>> <<@sence11 says : But, but, but... ThE eArTh Is fLaT!>> <<@mihausen5226 says : Furthermore if we have an eclipse, it might hit an area in the ocean or somewhere else...>> <<@LaurCalin-o6y says : Because there is no galaxy>> <<@cesarleon-f8j says : what do you mean by the earth not being a plane?>> <<@eulermeow says : Fun fact: you can create your own Solar Eclipse by holding a large enough, opaque (and dark) bowl over yourself in the sunlight ^_^>> <<@notmyrealname9032 says : The main maths that spring to mind when watching this video is, to double the length of video time and to half the speed of talking time.>> <<@AnimationsLegacy says : You make this so understandable>> <<@babyshmay says : this is great>> <<@Norris_Peterkin says : Flat earthers are PISSED!!! 😂>> <<@김원직-v8k says : I enjoyed every second.>> <<@SeattleSandro says : Any flat-Earthers want to chime in and disagree and provide an equally elegant alternative explanation?? Anybody??>> <<@edwetu says : There are 2 to 5 solar eclipse per year. Many years have only 2 and most of them are on water.>> <<@Yjn75 says : Flat earthers be like "nuh uh!">> <<@ahmadabbassi7886 says : A channel that explains the question in 2 minutes?!>> <<@Stefmovie says : gracias>> <<@GodsFolk-o3m says : I always wondered this but I felt that I was just too stupid because no one else asked it lol>> <<@truthbetold818 says : I don't get it... 30 mins before the eclipse started, I looked to the left of the sun, and the right of the sun, and I couldn't see the moon in the sky anywhere... how comes? Loads of times I've seen both sun and moon in the sky at the same time. I should've seen the moon traversing through the sky towards eclipsing the sun, but I didn't... something isn't adding up here.>> <<@RoboSantasRevenge says : I’ve wondered about this from time to time but never got around to looking it up! Praise be to the Algorithm!>> <<@dre3951 says : The 5* tilt also affects tides, of course. So the highest (and lowest) of high (and low) tides occur when that 5* puts the moon and sun in alignment, and also when the moon is at perigee (closest to the earth), and the earth is closest to the sun. A lot of moving parts there, making it even less likely (I think) to get all factors pointing in the same direction at the same time.>> <<@若山隆子 says : Thank you for making such a clear and easy-to-understand video. This has been my long time question. This has been my long-standing question.>> <<@laurenth7187 says : Because the moon is traveling on a orbit which is inclined, i think of 23 deg on the ecliptic, and the earth axes is inclined too.>> <<@crsmntmr392 says : see that flatearthers?>> <<@dgw4049 says : Such a good scientist that he considered things that could be without making any conclusions about them.>> <<@learningisfun2108 says : Great explanations!>> <<@RhiannaClay-x8g says : I wasn t planning to watch this long... no regrets.>> <<@martinkunz7155 says : Because the moon's orbit around the earth is not coplanar with the earth orbit around the sun.>> <<@hassanminbaghdad says : I have been wondering about this. Now my question is finally ansered>> <<@mtwoh says : Perfect. Thanks.>> <<@assaraan9407 says : considerong all the factors i think its incredible we get eclipses at all>> <<@censortube3778 says : Great explanation but it would have been better more to scale, the moon is much further away then shown in the diagrams here. Most people have this misconception about the moon's distance and put it far too close>> <<@HuyNguyễn-f4f1y says : You clearly enjoy what you do.>> <<@ralanham76 says : The cheese man in the moon appreciates this video😂>> <<@Yoctopory says : The moon is a "her"?>> <<@Nikioko says : Because the moon's orbit is slightly tilted.>> <<@pasefavor says : That last animation made it surprisingly clear, thanks>> <<@carroux4050 says : Flat earthers hate this explanation 😂>> <<@manufacturedfear says : Saw in Spain last 12th the eclipse (I'm Spanish) and it was awesome, I wish there were eclipses every month>> <<@LinWei-m8t says : A new area in my is unlocked>> <<@lolpaladins says : Thanks, this is a great explanation.>>