Young Sheldon: Why Sheldon Chose A Career In Theoretical Physics (Season 1 Episode 6 Clip) | TBS
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- Sheldon's suggestion to land a rocket booster is not taken seriously by a NASA scientist, so he decides to pursue theoretical physics and works out the full details to prove his point.
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Young Sheldon: Why Sheldon Chose A Career In Theoretical Physics (Season 1 Episode 6 Clip) | TBS
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The irony is that it was experimental physicists that proved his theory and got him the Nobel Prize.
Bigger irony is that that those experimental physicists did not even know a single thing about his theory and they did it as an accident.
That's their job LOL.
@@vanerwin504 yeah but Sheldon looked down on them and if it wasn't for them he doesn't win the Nobel.
@@OHCAM5 he could’ve carried out the experiment himself
@@marshian__mallow2624 Not really. He doesn't do experiments at all. He is all theories.
So he basically took that career to prove he was right basically. Damn dedication of my man Sheldon.
i gotta give sheldon cooper for that, tbh.
So Sheldon's entire career path was based on a grudge?!
Look at how much he holds a grudge for not winning a bookmark in Sunday School even though he won the Noble Prize.
@@cityhawk Good point.
He held a grudge against Will Wheaton for years all because of a misunderstanding.
I get it. I’m a finance major because I was picked on by rich assholes in middle school. It made me want money. More than their parents.
Yes Shruti mahant and why do I see you seducing mankind?don't you know it is a sin/crime?
A real NASA scientist would have said "You know, that would save a lot of money over time. And we've got some folks at NASA looking into ways to make it work. But it's not practical just yet, since the boosters would basically have to land themselves without a human pilot."
something along that line, I agree
Elon is that you!
That’s oddly specific, got any of that Space dust sir?
Wouldn't landing a rocket be more expensive then letting it controllable crash into the ocean since you would need fuel to land which you would also lift up first so you would need even more fuel and an even bigger rocket. Compare this to a cheap parachute and some cleaning work after.
The only real advantage landing would give would be more use time out of the rocket since you don't have to clean and check it every time after use.
@@Apophis40K yes and the second advantage are ecology and ressources that you spare. Both way more irrelevant aspects at the time the scene is playing. The landing technology is not really a technological breakthrough, the circumstances just changed while progress was made and stuff got economical.
This does accurately depict how people treat gifted children though
This is how they treat all children though. He was the same to Georgie really, only that Georgie asked an (lets be fair) unrelated question, he still got the "Stupid kids wasting my time"-reaction.
yeah, honestly yeah a lot of gifted students don't live up to their potential cause of these people tbh i think i used to be a gifted kid but probably not anymore
@@ethansocrates4252 All kids are born geniuses. The society then proceed to "averaged" them.
@@fadlya.rahman4113 yeah, kinda true
Isn't it the other way around?
Gifted children met to many people that have way too high expectation and ruin their life?
I am really surprised the teacher didn't take this opportunity to set up his old NASA buddy for embarrassment.
Ikr
True, seems like bad writing tbh
@@MrTrollo2 A missed opportunity does not automatically mean bad writing, does it? mediocre might be a better word
definitely could've asked him "what's the square root of " or stuff to that effect
I just thought he didn’t know any better so just went “😬” when Sheldon said he’d help the NASA guy with the math of it
1:37 he was genuinely asking respectfully and the reaction
The way sheldon was looking at teacher in the end🤣😂
It was somewhat rude of that NASA director to shut Sheldon up with a patch.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this was, in part, the reason why Sheldon hated engineering, and also why he did not get along with Howard.
@Christopher Bingham
What you said is the primary reason, and I agree.
However. I am sure you would agree that there can be more than ONE reason.
@Christopher Bingham well yes he turned out to be the main reason, the professor was not far worse. This guy tried to shut up Sheldon. The professor tried to get Sheldon to figure out his own mistake instead of spoon feeding it to Sheldon
@Christopher Bingham I agree
yeah well he's just a dumb kid
hence the title
So we’re not gonna talk about how adorable Georgie Used to be 🥺🥺
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks so. 🙈
Where can I watch this for free
@@ItsME-sk1bp soap2day
It's so cute that this was before the actor's voice broke. ❤
For being so logical, Sheldon sure is emotional.
Is this why he hates the career of Howard's.
No, he hates it, because Sheldon is a disrespectful brat who wasn't taught on how to treat others
@@santiagocarreno5881 the way you phrase that makes it sound like nobody "tried" to teach him.
It's because Howard doesn't have a Ph.D.
Nah it’s because of the professor
We learned why in the most recent episode.
They asked me how well I understood theoretical physics. I said I had a theoretical degree in physics. They said welcome aboard.
The way he was seeing the teacher in end 😂🤣
Imagine dedicating your life to something just to prove someone wrong 😂
I see it as a waste of time but nothing would be better than the taste of revenge
Revenge can be quite the motivator
@@almeme9017 may I ask how is it a waste of time? If he becomes a theoretical physicists not only he might be able to get a sweet revenge, this is also a great career path! So isn't it a win win?
That’s how science works 😂
"if you want to save money why dont you land the booster rockets instead of dropping it on the ocean" Sheldon is so ahead of his generation😂 Space X and Blue origin are doing that right now.
yep its possiable to do it now
Actually in the show Elon took Sheldon's notes and worked off of them to work on the landing rockets. He literally made a cameo.
I mean I'm sure the idea has been around as long as rockets have been around. The genius is in figuring out how to do it.
Elon musk made a cameo in that episode too
Okay let's all remember this shows not real, there is no real Sheldon guys
I wonder if Howard was able to change his opinion on astronauts?
He doesn't hate astronauts just engineers
I can answer that. Disposable rockets are cheaper than reusable ones. To be as light as possible means the disposable rockets are very thin. So thin they have to be full of fuel to hold their own shape. Like a balloon. Making them thicker and stronger would also require them to carry more fuel to lunch that higher weight.
Absolutely an inflated and true wrong way to treat intelligent people. Age really has nothing to do with it as this behavior happens all the time. Being condescending to young Sheldon here is everything wrong with so called experts. At the beginning they didn't know all the things they know now. I am in the technical sector and love it when people I work with are engaged and ready to share with me as I share with him/her. Arrogance and deflection never works in building trust and growing knowledge. Sheldon is an awesome character. Reminds me of me at his age, though I never was that intense in chasing the golden nugget like Sheldon did. He is right, we can recover boosters and reduce waste. Costs on the hand is tougher, but he is asking the right questions. The presenter is a P.R. guy and Sheldon is too intelligent to let this guy pass. Though not smart enough not to guage his opportunity to know when he is wasting his time. The presenter here is ill prepared to answer his questions. Plus being the science geek he is, he most likely already knows the answer to the question he is asking. Or at least in concept the current state of the art and where it might be going. I assume that everyone out of the gate is different in and where they are with tech. It is fun to learn and hear how they do. I am constantly learning. I think Sheldon let this guy off too easily, and his teacher is not so hot. I hate to say it, with few exceptions, none of my teachers gave me confidence that this was truly a collaborative and true learning experience. Shoving data down my throught and testing on just that is hardly learning. The laugh is now. I fix the tech my teachers broke. Irony is also fun. So I love the Sheldon's of the world. He needs a mentor that pushes him even more, not indifference that could discourage him.
I think a lot of the times its cause people don't want to be humiliated by being outsmarted by someone way younger than them, which I think is stupid
arguably, the P.R. guy can't be prepared to face someone like Sheldon in that class. More often then not these kind of questions will just hinder all the other kids to have the experience the guy is actually there for. Teacher should've known better and intervene somehow.
Lol. One of the best episodes!!!!!
Thing is,I relate to Sheldon in lots of areas(both when he was young and older) and i'm going to college for theoretical physics
Impossible… that is a females name!!
Blasphemy
@@insaneyogurt4993 yeah and they watch young Sheldon no smart person watches young Sheldon
@@insaneyogurt4993 Whoa ! Females have brains ?????
@@pockmock11and who told ya that?proof?
When the entire class knew that Sheldon could do math in circles around that dude
That makes no sense. Figuring out how to land a booster rocket is applied sciences and engineering. It's not something a theoretical physicist would work on.
You realize you have to start initial designs/plans with physics right? You also realize he’s not a theoretical physicist yet in this show? Sheldon is even told that “we don’t have the budget or technology to make this happen yet” meaning Sheldon just applied assumptions when planning out his design for the booster rocket. You have no idea how initial design works kid, sit down
@@johnsoapmactavish9921 wow, someone got triggered pretty bad. You sound like the kid, not me. Maybe try some Xanax.
@@johnsoapmactavish9921 BTW, did you notice that the title of the video literally says: "Why Sheldon Chose A Career In Theoretical Physics"?
....which requires math theory in developing the prototypes...
But you still need a theory to test how would the booster rocket land, right?
I have a hunch that depiction of future especially the sci-fi stuff shown years ago in movies and then that ultimately gets realized in reality later is a clandestine meeting between the Hollywood producers and scientists with their nascent ideas. Then Hollywood glamourising them on silver screen that which ultimately acts as a surprisingly catalyst for scientist and engineers to give everything and had a go at it and prove it works.
Yep how are you feeling
I can relate to this,
What does this have to do with Theoretical Physics? He was thinking about Astronomical Physics, Nuclear and Quantum is where Theoretical is used in the field. Not Rocketry.
Uh?
@@Channel_Math_and_Physics ohhh thanks
@@Channel_Math_and_Physics but not rocketry. Howard was the engineer.
@@Channel_Math_and_Physics also why does he hate geology? When it's the basis of chemistry which is the basis for all mathematics and ALL physics?
@@Iamrightyouarewrong He just looks down on it because to him these people are just digging in the dirt and holding it under a microscope while he tries to answer the fundamental questions of the universe.
This clip giving me childhood flashbacks. Adults never let you give your best attempt because of their pride. It’s a damn shame.
Sheldon came up idea for spacex
I love young sledon
To be clear they were all over 18. The other guy”ehhh”. That was gold haha
‘Football player right?’
😂😂😂😂😂
And 20-25 years later he was standing in Oslo accepting his Nobel Prize.
My niece was gifted but didn't like going to school. They finally got her to go back and on the first day the Honors English teacher said something so obviously ungrammatical that my niece left and never went back. She got her GED instead
fav ep
his expressions rock.
Reminds me of why Barney from HIMYM wanted to be a rich ladysman
Man this was funny. Never watched the show just came up in the feed.
0:12
00:40 I was thinking almost the same thing
ah yes Sheldon's primary drive, spite.
He chose theoretical physics because he wanted to be a scientist who kicked the militarys ass!!!
That Astronaut has a resemblance of Howard....wow
Scientist: maths is complicated
Sheldon: perhaps I can help you with it
Me: OOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
so it's definitely not at all impossible to land the boosters right? like even if you can't do the whole space x thing where you boost them back down you could just attach parachutes to stop them being completely destroyed when they land. though I guess when they were doing most of their tests they hadn't quite figured out parachutes either.
According to another comment, it’s much cheaper to make them disposable rather than reusable. Making them thick enough that they don’t crumple on landing makes them heavier, so you’d have to make them even bigger to carry enough fuel to handle their own weight. I haven’t done the math, but I wouldn’t be surprised if disposable boosters are a tenth the price in materials and fuel.
The boosters were being built so thinly that they could not withstand a parachute landing without major damage. Getting to the Moon was at the edge of what was possible, and every kjilogram saved in booster weight mean more weight that could get into Lunar transfer trajectory. Engineers and scientists at that time would have loved to have reusable spacecraft, but they couldn't build dreams, they had to build what was possible.
Booster landings only became possible after computer guidance systems became a lot more capable than was possible back then. In addition to computer power, we have 60 years of experience in how to build rockets than they had back then. It means that rocket technology is a lot more sophisticated than back then, and we can do things now that they simply could not do.
Rice wheat you can buy but fruit vegetables leaves always grow them in the backyards.
E was in both The Practice & The Big Bang Theory !
Not only did he insult sheldon he also mocked his favorite show 😆
Isn't that Danny? The one from the rival drug company that tried to steal Penny?
Proving the nincompoop wrong would involve engineering, not theoretical physics. And Sheldon is disdainful to engineers. Sorry writers, missed the target this time.
Not really engineering is just an application of some theoretical stuff including things in theoretical physics because everyone know that engineering is based around existing sciences idiot.
@@justindeliwe8065 Guess you didnt watch this clip or are familiar with BBT.
@@robertmoore6149 watching does not equate to your statement since engineering is not the same thing as theoretical physics and also the guy is a theoretical physcist not an engineer
@@robertmoore6149 also you dont need to watch a series to know that its true, you idiot literally for engineering to work it requires for the science of it to exist.
@@justindeliwe8065 Thank you for proving my point.
Vertical Landing Rockets started development in the 1950s. One of the early one's showed up in a 007 movie! (yes that one got its contract canned because it was fuel inefficient, but it existed)
Yet another program started in 1985 and testing began in 1993. NASA was well aware of it and brought it in and further tested it in 1995. NASA engineers/scientists would have been WELL aware of it in 1989 (when this show takes place?)
Then, Elon Musk created Space X and made vertical landing rockets practical!
Years later that nincompoop's probably kicking himself for chasing away a future nobel prize winner from pursuing a career in engineering.
2nd : I didn't have any bad physics teachers, but it was so hard I just went to maths. Lol.
I am too good for philosophy and not good enough for physics. Mathematics is in between. - George Pólya
"It's not technically possible"
No idiot, it's perfectly technically possible. It wasn't realistically possible with the computational power of the day. \
"not technically possible"
meaning, not with state of art technology (including computing power).. perfectly answered.. but yeah, we saw you
0:38 - 0:52
If all those girls Mr Givens was chasing were over 18, then they wouldn’t be in high school anymore unless they got held back or failed a year and had to restart.
they were College room mates so freshman yr they were 18 more then likely chasing other 18 yr olds.
I used to teach high school. I cringed often at other teachers who tried to be cool and thought kids only cared about sex and bad jokes. They never realized that the kids thought they were foolish.
AND NASA thought about reusable rockets from the beginning.
Man do i like this show ...
Is that Erwin!!!
Ahora que lo veo Sheldon si estaba mal de la cabeza.
Yul Brynner's Father Invented Study Of The Atmospheric Climate
1:34 may be elon musk might have thought the same as this when he was as child
Love and Revenge, the only 2 reasons for which people pursuit their dreams
So Sheldon works for Space X?
If he wanted to proof that guy wrong (technically implausible to reuse rocket boosters), shouldn't he have become an engineer?
I swear that man is Nicky, Ricky Dicky and Dawn's dad's actor
Imagine if he went into finance, he could have stopped 2008. But I guess for him it was just not that interesting. I think it's partially because he never got the misconceptions regarding "suddenly trying to enter a world" like he does with the Einstein and the solid food things....If he did maybe he would care about money and he wouldn't have had to live and work where he did which sad, but
0:49 wow the teacher like young girls and work in a highschool as a teacher
So, he took it personally
Howard's big accomplishment, space potty.
The NASA guy looks like an older Howard...
Makes sense that adult Sheldon is in Hidden Figures.
Elon - Hold my beer, I’ll land those booster rockets.
Wait the teacher is,dawns dad from nickelodeon
The NASA scientist looks like the guy from FBI files
Sheldon knows he is smart.
Literally me
I swear that Sheldon took up theoretical physics because a kid slammed a book over Sheldon's head and it turned out to be a theoretical physics book which hooked Sheldon's interest. At least according to the Big Bang Theory.
Doesn't that guy play the rival to Bernadette and Penny's pharmaceutical company
I actually had a Sheldon moment watching this clip. Astronaunts do not wear diapers they have special bathrooms.
actually there are special bathrooms, but in some cases, and always before the special bathrooms were introduced, they did use diapers.
Wrong again writers. Sheldon said before a bully chased him though the library and hit him over the head with the biggest book he could find
the other man act's in the loud house movie
If that's what he wanted to prove, he went into the wrong line of work, it's an engineering problem with no theoretical physics involved.
Well you can land a booster. spaceX has done it 100+ times
Technically
1:55 and elon musk granted his wish!
That seems more like an engineering problem than a theoretical physics problem.
Young sheldon is now known as Elon musk..
I know the joke is "look that's what we do now" but landing a rocket would make every launch more expensive since you need fuel to land and you have to lift that weight up which needs more fuel which also needs to be carried and so on.
That's the reason they try to reduce every gram for space crafts because it pulls a rattail of extra fuel behind it.
The advantages of precise landing would be less Streß on the huel and thus less cleaning and refurbishing cost.
So we are trading per launch cost for possible volume of cargo in a large time frame.
And this is also proven since the space shuttle where all the expensive parts are reusable is less used to simple cheap Soyuz which is not reusable at all.
This is not even the only time Sheldon says/does something completly stupid in this show and you can see that the show is written by people whoes only contact with science is threw hashtags.
Tl;dr: a rocket that is reusable and can even land on its own is WAY more expensive (per launch) then a one use only rocket.
"football player right?"
Welp my career path change because my mom said if i choose another i will be beggar. Welp she's not wrong. Luckily i choose the right one.
Nowadays cellphones are like computers
Am I missing something here? This seems to be an engineering issue rather than theoretical one.... 🤨
It dosen't matter because they are both bald man now
Momo save me!
Well it is more of a engineering problem
This guy has no idea who he was messing with.
Yeah. About thirty years later. Good job.... I guess.🙄
So that's how Elon Musk gets the idea about the rockets huh 😁
Actually the only reason space x can land a rocket is because telemetry, data link, sensors, actuators, and complex software and computers that were not available until a little more than a decade ago. And btw that is an engineering problem, not a science problem. Football player, hu?
"football player right"?
This NASA guy sounds like the sort of person who doesn't have any children of his own. He talks down to children and most kids don't like that. They may not always be smart enough to understand what you're talking about, but they're almost always smart enough to know they're being talked down to and they don't appreciate that. When they're at the age of asking questions to which adults think the answers are obvious, but they don't want to bother explaining it to the child, they resort to talking down to them or sending them off to do something else.
That's no way to reward curiosity. Give them their answer and treat them like their question matters to you. Don't just brush them off with a non-answer and a toy to distract them. Kids who want to learn about the world and expand their horizons should be taken seriously and encouraged, not brushed off like they're just being silly. Especially this guy, who agreed to appear in front of a classroom full of kids with the express intent on teaching them about the space program, but then brushes Sheldon's questions aside and gives him a patch to distract him so he can make silly diaper jokes instead.
I actually understand Sheldon's grudge here. He wanted to learn and expand his horizon and he wasn't being taken seriously because of his age. Most kids would brush that off and think nothing of it, but sometimes, it marks a kid for life and it can have a very profound effect on them. And you can never know which moment will have a big impact on a child's life, so you should treat every question they ask like it's something that deserves a proper answer they can understand.
Apparently this scene was directly based on Elon Musks junior high school classroom debate with a pompous NASA engineer...