Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@hydrocharis1 says : I thought this was going to speak about how even fixing the earth the moon is quite off from the plane of the earth, a bit more than 5° and the sun (the ecliptic) but also not in a fixed plane itself: the points where it intersects the ecliptic (traditionally called the dragon's head and tail) also rotate with regards to the stars once every 18.6 years in the opposite sense of the rotation of the moon itself with regards to the stars. With regards to the sun this is a bit more than 18 years which is about how long you have to wait for the next eclipse season at one place, which will nonetheless not be exactly the same. Then you have also a rotation of the ellipse compared to the stars in about 8.85 years determining the moon's size in the sky and whether an eclipse will even cover the whole sun. It's all pretty complicated and I must say I still don't fully understand it myself.>> <<@Bacon_mans12o says : FALSE INFORMATION, BLEEEEEEH>> <<@MemeDoingStuff says : No wonder the moon is leaving (wonky orbit)>> <<@Juanixtec says : it would be interesting to see how the dynamics of the system where 4.5 billion yeas ago just after the moon was formed. The moon started MUCH closer to earth, like 1/10th of the current distance.>> <<@MogulSuccess says : The Earth is a moon, and the moon is a moon from a destroyed planet - work the math backwards, and ta-da, it is mathematically coherent. end of story>> <<@CMTechnico says : No No No the moon is going around the sun😡🏴>> <<@jakobmax3299 says : I mean the moon works in a normal keplerian orbit around the earth...>> <<@ImperioVenezolanoBall says : 𝕀𝕒𝕚𝕤𝕚𝕕𝕚𝕖𝕚𝕜𝕓𝕓𝕨𝕚𝕖𝕥𝕤𝕤𝕛𝕗𝕦𝕓 𝚍𝚔𝚏𝚒𝚕𝚠𝚘𝚠𝚘𝚘𝚘𝚘𝚘𝚘𝚖...>> <<@patrickblair-mi1hy says : WHUT>> <<@YahyaMou-e2j says : In conclusion: it's not so shrimple>> <<@NorskLaks says : Really great content for sure, but d*mn, you speak so fast. As a non native speaker I had to reduce the pace by 10% to not feel overwhelmed by all your words (especially when it comes to the most technical parts).>> <<@lightseraphim6816 says : Not me thinking Einstein at the end was Carl Brutananadilewski.>> <<@battlebrand4525 says : What does it mean that the moon's orbit never "curves towards the Earth"? How can the earth and moon switch which is closer to the sun without either at least one of them periodically moving away from the sun or the orbit decaying by at least twice the distance between them every time they switch?>> <<@clovernacknime6984 says : By the same logic, does the Earth orbit the Sun or the the Milky Way? Because the Solar System's velocity is around 230 km/s which is a lot more than Earth's orbital velocity of around 30 km/s, so the Earth also never moves backwards, not even close.>> <<@shiinamashiro9917 says : But if the moon was TOO close to the earth then moon would enter earths roche limit breaking apart and turning into a moon>> <<@DjWarrrrrd says : So, if the sun would suddenly disappear. The moon would escape the earth?>> <<@PatrickDenehy-f4k says : So nobody wants to "know", because then people might think it has been placed by God . Scientists are totally fake.>> <<@jezmck says : It's "Earth" not "earth", we don't write "jupiter"! (pet peeve)>> <<@Zaimaen says : I love how saying "The Earth does not spin around the Sun" is an almost perfect example of the Dunning-Kruger effect XD. Only people being too stupid to know, and also the people who are smart enough to know, will agree. All the people who disagree are either too smart or too stupid to know. And it's one of the most pointless "technically correct" statements possible, as the Sun and the Earth are together spinning around a point between both spheres — but as the Sun is so much heavier, this point obviously lies close to the center of the Sun. But yeah... technically correct... as with the Moon.>> <<@ralanham76 says : I watch this video monthly to keep my head centered.>> <<@JrMP-o5q says : 3:55 POV Pluto and Charon>> <<@sarak.2440 says : يا سبحان الله>> <<@mrflappie6553 says : As we use to say in the Netherlands: 'As is verbrande turf' (literally ash is burnt peat) This stems from the similarity between 'as' - ashes and 'als' - if So basically 'if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle' Luna is within Earth's gravity well, so it orbits Earth. They both are in Sol's gravity well, so together they orbit Sol.>> <<@ItsSeated says : it would just meant moon orbit remained in the sun after the collision while Earth is trying to pull the moon>> <<@JupiterDaPlanet says : thanks, now i’m smarter than my classmates>> <<@ErykM_ says : So moon is dwarf planet?>> <<@trill-billy says : 🔥just found the vids bro. Subscribd and going thru catalog. Great content, good insight, with out any junk commentary, facts facts and more facts, Hoping to see some long vids for work. - can be 3 min just to clean hands enough to get it out the pocket. keep it up>> <<@BrunoVanVaerenbergh says : thanks! I learned something.>> <<@AaqibIbnAatif says : Why does it look like the earth is orbitting the moon? 0:44>> <<@rodolfodeguzman9467 says : I think heavenly bodies are somewhat acts as balance trajectory with respect to grav.force>> <<@morrisblox9437 says : Its so cool how the earth and the moon dance around the sun together>> <<@Luciana-y5k7f says : Liar, Liar, pants on fire>> <<@colleenforrest7936 says : So the Moon IS a planet?... Or Earth hasn't cleared its orbit? Pluto ... Hold my beer, Charon ...>> <<@vegassims7 says : I never thought about this, this way. Thanks>> <<@Naughty-jq2gg says : Thank you🙏💕>> <<@funnycatvideos5490 says : it's no coincidence that it looks exactly like the De Broglie wave pattern. Why does mainstream not recognize the microscopic always mimics the macroscopic every time?>> <<@RamaPatriaHimawan says : Hey, this is an interesting take, but how do this apply to planet with extreme axial tilt like venus and uranus?>> <<@PlasmaHH says : would be intresting to compare that to how it was ~4billion years ago>> <<@arthaschen4701 says : Things dumb people say.>> <<@annafisher4024 says : Cilck this -> 99:59:59>> <<@vohannes says : The reason it looks like it does is because the sun and moon is circling a "flat" earth. Space, as we are told, is a lie.>> <<@frequencywatchers says : And Everything Is On Paper As 2D, What A SHITSHOW !>> <<@thehalfgemschannel7242 says : THE MOON IS CHEATING ON EARTH WITH THE SUNNNN OH THIS WORLD IS NO LONGER WORTH LIVING ON>> <<@OlNeb-k2b says : By far one of the best science videos I’ve ever seen and I been watching this sorta stuff for a very long time. So much info in such a short time but I felt like nothing was wasted. Lotta science communicators could learn a lil something from this person. Excellent video friend, nothing wasted and for my part a great, concise lesson on orbital mechanics, now if I could just understand the maths I’d be golden lol.>> <<@EliasMheart says : Ouh, but LEO Satellites then _are_ doing loops? :D Since they orbit the earth 16 times per day?>> <<@exploshaun says : With enough "from a certain point of view" deception, a conspiracy theorist can fool people with random facts by not showing the full picture. Or they might just get the facts all wrong.>> <<@davemmar says : The gravitational center of the Earth Moon system means that the Earth’s orbit like the Moon’s orbit is not perfectly eccentric and oval. So the Earth also makes a wavy pattern in its eccentric orbit around the sun based on the gravitational pull of the Moon. So double planet would be a more correct definition of the Earth Moon system. Other planets are also tugged on by their moons but much less so. So where do we draw the line between planet and moon? I FEEL like the percentages in our solar system make this obvious, but that feeling is not very scientific.>> <<@LunaticArchives says : Ehh... Why is the thumbnail made with AI... 👀>> <<@Mrkino says : Loved the video, but you jumped through topics pretty quick and caused the video to feel jarring at times. Pacing my friend, pacing.>> <<@nakulkhandelwal2441 says : Nope, the moon isn't outside the earth's hill radius>>