1. Your content is amazing to watch, so don't say "I don't know why people watch this." 2. Maybe try taking some of these realistic moon landing crafts to Ike, as that requires similar Delta V to the real life moon, and Ike doesn't get enough attention in my opinion. In fact, I just searched up Ike missions and barely found anything, that would be fun to watch you did that! Have a nice day.
The only reason I put that there is that Everyday Astronaut had a video with a similar title, and I didn't want people to expect the video to have actual information and like analysis of the two programs...
alright, we have this and other videos about mixing rockets. SINCE VIDEOS ABOUT MIXING ROCKETS EXIST, what if you tried to combine both the Saturn-V, and the Space Launch System into one rocket itself? Would it be able to reach Duna or way beyond that, and come back?
You probably found out by now, I only know from Matt Lowne talking about it and such. But it’s has something to do with CZcams’s compression algorithm so dark parts of videos will appear darker. So to counteract it, just easier the brightness of the actual game so once you upload the final product it will balance out and be brighter when you go to the night side of planets or moons.
@@Piolet1549 hey, you were talking about problems with darkness in ksp/CZcams. If you go into settings you can find a slider setting for ambient lighting, and boosting it up can really help visibility on the night side of planets in my experience. Maybe look into it for future videos.
SLS is one more RS25 more powerful than the shuttle the SLS may be a bad rocket but it will be great to see the engines ignite one more time (if it does not get cancelled again)
the RS25 is one of my favorite engines (either RS25 or raptor) but I think it's going to be kinda underwhelming to see SLS fly when starship is doing bell flops and landing boosters. New glenn might also be flying then
Interesting comparison; just remember as you watch this, the scenario on the right is taking place in 1969… Imagine that … putting a 310,000 lb. payload into orbit, 155 TONS… more than 50 years ago …
We still have a fully assembled Saturn V I really don’t get why we couldn’t just make more based on that rocket then launch them if we really wanted to go tbh
It would be a possibility, but the problem is the ones we have assembled have most of their internals taken out, so we would have to redo most of the electrical and avionics stuff. Also, we would have to integrate the rocket with our current technology.
Something is not right about the videos imo. I always render in 1080p, but the videos always seem to get pixelated, idk why, I'm going to look at my render settings to see if I can do anything about it. It really annoys me
It's hard to get that number because every time I dock and switch vessels an new clock starts for that vessel, so I would have to add up that number and even then there are more problems like weather or not to include quicksaves and quickloading etc... What I can tell you is that my file for the SLS was quite a bit longer than the Saturn V
The mun? You don't know how to pronounce moon? Also, the Saturn 5 did not experience that much heat friction on its way into orbit. If it was producing that kind of heat friction it would have never lasted. It would have burned up before it made it to orbit. I don't know what software you're using to emulate the Saturn 5, but you're not giving it proper justice.
Lol, this is on Kerbal Space Program, a rocket simulation game. The atmosphere of Kerbin is different than (but highly based on) earth's atmosphere. The moon in the game is called "Mun". Its heavily based on our solar system, but there are changes to make it a little easier to deal with (There are realism mods that make it more like the real world though). The atmosphere on Kerbin is set at 69 077.553 m, so that is why it was showing red. The red is just a visualization to show that you are going pretty fast in atmosphere, but at that elevation, its not a risk to the rocket. At lower elevations, it will get redder and redder depending on speed and then the rocket will blow up.
At least the sls made it back without getting delayed for 15 years. That part killed me lmao
XD
lmao
Surprising that this reached my recommended
Ditto!
You should subscribe to him he makes good shit
same, small channels don't usually get rcoemended
I want to say I’m proud to be a subscriber even if you don’t hit your goal. Your content is amazing, keep it up!
thank you :)
1. Your content is amazing to watch, so don't say "I don't know why people watch this."
2. Maybe try taking some of these realistic moon landing crafts to Ike, as that requires similar Delta V to the real life moon, and Ike doesn't get enough attention in my opinion. In fact, I just searched up Ike missions and barely found anything, that would be fun to watch you did that! Have a nice day.
Ike is pretty cool, I think I've done two missions there in videos before and it's pretty cool, I'll for sure do more missions there in the future
@@Piolet1549 great to hear
Wow, this gives me memories
(I recreated the apollo spacecraft for my first mun landing)
nice! Apollo is great!
i dont think you need to put kerbal style in the title all your videos are the epitome of kerbal rockets (i mean that in the nicest way possible)
The only reason I put that there is that Everyday Astronaut had a video with a similar title, and I didn't want people to expect the video to have actual information and like analysis of the two programs...
alright, we have this and other videos about mixing rockets. SINCE VIDEOS ABOUT MIXING ROCKETS EXIST, what if you tried to combine both the Saturn-V, and the Space Launch System into one rocket itself? Would it be able to reach Duna or way beyond that, and come back?
my video quality was so bad, the actual video was the same quality as the moon landing video.
lol
You probably found out by now, I only know from Matt Lowne talking about it and such. But it’s has something to do with CZcams’s compression algorithm so dark parts of videos will appear darker. So to counteract it, just easier the brightness of the actual game so once you upload the final product it will balance out and be brighter when you go to the night side of planets or moons.
yeah I've started doing that in some of my newer vids
Good video bro
thanks dude
Hey, can you do a tutorial on how to get the could and visual enhancement mods that you have because I can’t get any of them working :/
I hope you have a nice day today man:)
:)
Nice
1:25 oh my goodness 😂😂😂
XD
This video gets 2 A"s
That really wasn't as funny as I thought it would be.......
agreed
I didn't get it at first.
what do you mean i dont get it
@@notch8463 You know, because Apollo and Artimese?
Unsurprisingly another space actual race!
yup
shut this is my first video of yours and it's pretty good ngl I get why you're successful
thanks! Glad you like the video
Great video! I love that song at the beginning, what's it called again?
thx! The song at the beginning is Blue Danube by Strauss.
1:53 😂 I thought it got deleted again 😂
NASA:
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Ignition!
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NASA: we’re terribly sorry we must delay the SLS by another 1 year.
Your one more sub there
amazing! thanks!
Yo my bro thanks for the heart ❤️
@@snowypepper5821 np
epic B)
thanks!
this looks to be very interesting. What're you guys rooting for?
Saturn V ALL THE WAY!!!!!!!!
I'm rooting for someone, well I cant really root for anyone because I know who wins XD
I hope Saturn V but know it’s Artemis
@Jennifer Wang wow
@@Piolet1549 hey, you were talking about problems with darkness in ksp/CZcams. If you go into settings you can find a slider setting for ambient lighting, and boosting it up can really help visibility on the night side of planets in my experience. Maybe look into it for future videos.
its cool how you can build sls using stock
thanks
the race is really cool but you should really look into the real time as the was some warping involved
I'll look into it
"I thought it got delayed another time" ooof
Quick question what is that description?
EPIC
yeah I just typed a bunch of random numbers lol
SLS is one more RS25 more powerful than the shuttle the SLS may be a bad rocket but it will be great to see the engines ignite one more time (if it does not get cancelled again)
the RS25 is one of my favorite engines (either RS25 or raptor) but I think it's going to be kinda underwhelming to see SLS fly when starship is doing bell flops and landing boosters. New glenn might also be flying then
and it happened today 🎉
Interesting comparison; just remember as you watch this, the scenario on the right is taking place in 1969… Imagine that … putting a 310,000 lb. payload into orbit, 155 TONS… more than 50 years ago …
We still have a fully assembled Saturn V I really don’t get why we couldn’t just make more based on that rocket then launch them if we really wanted to go tbh
It would be a possibility, but the problem is the ones we have assembled have most of their internals taken out, so we would have to redo most of the electrical and avionics stuff. Also, we would have to integrate the rocket with our current technology.
1. It would be more expensive than the SLS
2. The LEM isn’t designed for long term use
I love the channel but why are the graphics so bad in the whole video or is it just me?
Just you
Something is not right about the videos imo. I always render in 1080p, but the videos always seem to get pixelated, idk why, I'm going to look at my render settings to see if I can do anything about it. It really annoys me
@@Piolet1549 ok thanks
me and the bois after finding out piolet's credit card number: rioch
XD
I subscribed the second he said sls was stupid
thanks lol
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Which missions elapsed time was less?
Saturn V
poilet roasts artemis engineers
I mean, it's just so easy lol
after playing 2y with RO it's hurting my eyes
Nice work but the SRB are too fat 😂
people have said that
Your voice is literally the definition of nerd but I still enjoyed the video
Do a SLS vs Starship + super heavy booster
Already working on it... Starship is hard tho
Nice
6,600th view!
1:33 Boeing is a bad company but I somehow own stock lol
yeah lol, I lost a lot of money
@@Piolet1549 oof, but probably not as much if you "invested" into crypto currency's a few weeks ago
ok but who won on the game clock?
It's hard to get that number because every time I dock and switch vessels an new clock starts for that vessel, so I would have to add up that number and even then there are more problems like weather or not to include quicksaves and quickloading etc... What I can tell you is that my file for the SLS was quite a bit longer than the Saturn V
Never say that about Boeing
869 subs
getting close to 1k... cant wait!!!!
Not kerbal enough.
I was expecting explosions and crashes lo
NOOOOO ARTEMIS
u made me dislike the video cuz you said "boeing is bad"
Compared to SpaceX, boeing is kinda underwhelming imo. I mean to be fair, I own Boeing stock, so I don't think boeing is all bad
7:19 - 7:25 🤣
1:58 lmao delayed for another time lmfao. SLS is starting to sound like ULA and there amount of scrubs
I lowkey want to do a video that is just a replica of the Delta IV heavy sitting on the pad for ten hours straight doing nothing lol
The Saturn V always wins to the mun at least
Nice card number jk I won’t use it I’m a good guy
The mun? You don't know how to pronounce moon?
Also, the Saturn 5 did not experience that much heat friction on its way into orbit. If it was producing that kind of heat friction it would have never lasted. It would have burned up before it made it to orbit. I don't know what software you're using to emulate the Saturn 5, but you're not giving it proper justice.
Lol, this is on Kerbal Space Program, a rocket simulation game. The atmosphere of Kerbin is different than (but highly based on) earth's atmosphere. The moon in the game is called "Mun". Its heavily based on our solar system, but there are changes to make it a little easier to deal with (There are realism mods that make it more like the real world though). The atmosphere on Kerbin is set at 69 077.553 m, so that is why it was showing red. The red is just a visualization to show that you are going pretty fast in atmosphere, but at that elevation, its not a risk to the rocket. At lower elevations, it will get redder and redder depending on speed and then the rocket will blow up.
thank god for mute!