Statue of Liberty : Even Today's Engineers are Surprised!

[@SabinCivil]

Hello friends, If you can support us on Patreon today, that will make my day: Patreon - www.patreon.com/Sabins . My KZbin channel is in a sustainability crisis. Sorry for the re-release. The sound design of the previous video had gone wrong. The background music was too feeble. We have fixed that issue here. Cheers Sabin Mathew

[@skylerbowerbank5847]

Personal opinion, but I liked the lack of background music For me, the background sound feels distracing But, your channel and do whatever works for you

[@rokiedecentra9656]

You have to remember, background music only is added to vidoes to mask noise. Not to be a part of the video which is actively focused on. If there was not noticeable noise in the audio then there isn't much point in adding more music

[@SabinCivil]

@@skylerbowerbank5847 Ohh, is it? Currently we are producing lengthy videos. I thought without the music, our audiecne may get bored. Anyway, I will compare performance of this video with our old videos and decide the future plans.

[@dgggran2382]

Ok

[@RekySai]

I came here just to say it's French

[@mcresearch]

No doubt in a few years people will suggest that because of the superior design, aliens must have built the statue.

[@rosariobono438]

Stupid people already do

[@MP-vc4nu]

And then after few years, everyone in US don’t even know how everything was built before year 2000. Actually, that may be the case rn….

[@mynameisschezuan]

Aliens did build it! they came from a planet called France

[@ww-pw6di]

Surely you mean "it's a tomb, religious site". Ironically there's 2 kinds "ancient aliens" people and sadly only one is made fun of.

[@anthonyduffy6953]

The french are alien.

[@BLKBRDD]

2:24 Basically the principles of 3D CAD modelling in the 1800s. Awesome seeing the legacy of technology in how we make thing today.

[@tatotaytoman5934]

ainnoway they got verts and tris 💀

[@theshuman100]

more like a manual version of 3D scanning. youre thinking of how cnc used to work with punch cards

[@DssRSTi]

Tell that to the builders of the great pyramids of Egypt.

[@centpushups]

Kind of reminds me of early computer programmers who had to memorize the whole code before coding because they did not have access to the computer. It must have been the same for engineering drawings back then.

[@togowack]

Ya, WE DIDNT BUILD IT, look up all the other megalithic buildings like the reservoir that used to exist in New York, it is from the time of the giants.

[@yoshilol1373]

The precision design of the Statue of Liberty is insane for how old it is.

[@Convolutedtubules]

The origin of precision is very interesting.

[@nullobject7966]

I would hate to be the person who managed all the points of measurements.. what a nightmare haha

[@Paul-nu7nj]

humans were more advanced in the past, must be all the stuff they've been putting in the food, water and air since.

[@mikero6225]

It's a myth that humans are more intelligent or capable now compared to history. Just look at how Gen z is shaping up

[@MP-vc4nu]

@@Paul-nu7nj I mean everyone was very euthanised about what they do. Unlike modern time, where corporates force workers to make mass produced products or overpricing very simple produces.

[@GavinŚ363]

Thank you, France 🇫🇷, on behalf of all Americans! We Americans 🇺🇸 really appreciate the beautiful gift.

[@barfrodgers1202]

we let some jewish communist activist vandalize it with a poem we now think was original to the statue. we obviously do not appreciate it

[@PolarBearVolcano]

Speak for yourself

[@thureintun1687]

​@@PolarBearVolcanoilleteracy

[@jamesk1868]

​@@thureintun1687He had to look up what illiteracy means.

[@Lp-ru3z]

We should give it back now everyone thinks we should take in all the poor and hunger and give them everything let France take them in

[@austinlindsay]

They should give that guy who saved the pedestal some sort of prize.

[@frenchyroastify]

How bout', "The Pedestal Prize"?

[@therealloganyt237]

Yeah they should

[@JFGagnon]

A Pulitzer prize.

[@lioneldomland3816]

Nah pulitzer prize sounds ass i like pedastal prize way more

[@ToyInsanity]

He died in 1911 tho

[@SeanPat1001]

In the late 1990s, my wife and I visited Fort Madison, Iowa. There we came across a smaller version of the statue of liberty in a park. We looked into it and found out that in an attempt to raise funds for the base of the statue, they had made reproductions of the statue and toured the US in a fundraising drive. This particular one ended up in that park.

[@kaiser98berlin]

Imagine the people of then admiring the beauty of the smaller statue invigorated then funded. The pride of their face when it was completed amongst these people, unexplainable! Interesting piece of history that must be preserved!

[@bertiksonmuniz]

No many people know that Argentina has the same statue in Buenos Aires, but smaller....Bartholdi made it too, It was a gift from France Goverment

[@cumunist2120]

France just giving sick ass statues to people

[@lolfolcopter]

Are you saying France used a Groupon?

[@bertiksonmuniz]

@@lolfolcopter JAJAJAJAAJ certainly

[@brianmuhlingBUM]

This is what I call a REAL DOCUMENTARY. 😊

[@Larry26-f1w]

Unlike the phony shill documentary Lesics did on 9/11!

[@Hashdollars]

This isn’t a documentary

[@raiden72]

Lesics is my favorite channel for learning really cool stuff with great explanations

[@cody6550]

By the very definition of a documentary, this is a documentary.

[@Hashdollars]

@@cody6550 one singular persons voice narrating the entire thing and without any actual documents shown Not a single photograph of a real person, Video clip or a real person speaking or working, not a single interview explaining anything about the subject, it is in fact not a documentary. It is a KZbin video on a subject with a fake persons voice narrating. There is a definition of documentary and this doesn’t meet it, there isn’t a singular official piece in this video whether it be written or vocal or visual. By your definition a tv commercial is a documentary.

[@Hobbyn0sekkai]

Your videos serves as a reminder to me how beautiful the field of engineering is!!! University makes you hate the subjects, but thanks to these kind of creators I fall in love with it again ❤

[@CowboyFate]

Yeeeaaaaa, so beautiful the French didn't even want it and gave it away as a "gift" to the United States. We basically took their trash and made it a major symbol for the United States. There's alot of symbolism in the Statue of Liberty that really doesn't align with American values.

[@helensarkisian7491]

I’ve never considered the construction of the statue before. It’s quite awesome. Thank you France.

[@MonsterusCow]

No intro, straight into facts, straight into what the title is about, easy to understand and great animatics. Absolutely W channel

[@jrkc9218]

What an amazing gift from him, and what a testament to our countries’ friendship she is.

[@charliebaby7065]

this has instantly maybe possibly become on of my top5 channels. so much detail , so much content, and such a wide range of subjects keep up the GREAT work! how big is your team?

[@theredstormer8078]

You can really tell the same guy made the eiffel tower. Amazing engineering, even for modern times!

[@Впечатления]

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[@anubisthagod]

The level of information in this 16 minute video, is equal to 1 hour on the Discovery channel lol great work 👍

[@josephdavis4956]

Absolutely amazing engineering! That was a pleasure to watch. So informative AND entertaining.

[@ИГОРЬ-в5э7л]

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[@zevs_smitt]

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[@cuttersgoose]

SO WELL DONE.. this video was so perfectly done and explained. I wish all tube videos were this well done. Thank you

[@Things2Learn]

Really a engineering marvel, well documented video❤

[@ИГОРЬ-в5э7л]

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[@50F15T]

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[@spank7374]

Для продвижения в топ лайк!

[@Roboy249]

mf what?

[@nadMoZzzg]

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[@nadMoZzzg]

​@@Roboy249this channel sell rights to his videos to some big company, and now they strike small channel because it using 4 seconds video fragment, and they demand 4000$ to remove it 🤷🏻

[@rubengirona1898]

As a french i am so proud of our precision, clear information , organisation and charity we did with this gift . In the other hand US struggle to get things to go to the island while the statue travel 1/5 of the Earth

[@HammadNajam]

Beautiful work and information. Simply loved it. Thank you for your hard work and dedication.

[@MickHenry-p9y]

Be not afraid of greatness: some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.

[@elgur4512]

William Shakespeare. And don't forget to add quotation marks. Unless you are AI which steals everything.

[@bencheevers6693]

This was so well done, just amazing attention to detail Edit: I mean this fantastic explanatory video, but you could say the same about the statue. I've had the thought about how it was built so many times whenever I see it in media or hear it referenced.

[@markwriter2698]

Excellent video. Short and to the point.

[@rageofsweets]

bro was 3d modeling before computers were invented

[@NathanChojnacki]

fantastic video! no frills no humor just pure info from the very first second🤗

[@ПавелАндриановский-б8р]

EnergoLikbeeezzzz!!

[@urdstroyed8652]

I love this channel never new about the black tom explosion of 1916 good work man

[@yullyhou7956]

This is the best video I have ever found!

[@painmaker20]

A treat for an engineer. Thank you for this video😊

[@UdayNatt]

Loved the video, love the effort by Lesics Team

[@Freesavh1776]

The upscaling process is very interesting. I never dug into the making of Lady Liberty.

[@dylanmckinley2068]

This is just one of the coolest things ever. I could not imagine not having a computer and a cad model

[@rm3141593]

❤ that was a great video! Well done 👍

[@megadiabrous]

1:31 that model is 4ft and is about half his size, is my dude 8ft high???

[@OliverPalmer-g7d]

We are the leaves of one branch, the drops of one sea, the flowers of one garden.

[@Brandon-Lee_]

I never knew that! It definitely makes sense though. GREAT VIDEO for young Engineers and Architects!

[@scharpmeister]

very cool! never really gave it much thought but the statue is an amazing testament to both art and engineering

[@thiagoracing]

the creativity people had to have is incredible with no computers, no internet, no how-to youtube videos...

[@LIOTBs]

Thank you, that was a brilliant video!

[@suvorovoleg9325]

10:00 Trucks in 1885? Are you sure?

[@localdude2979]

LETSGO YORU IS GIVING LADY'S LIBERTY LIFE AGAIN!!!

[@13thravenpurple94]

Excellent video 👍 Thank you 💜

[@Miika_Ullakko]

What about that lorry in year 1885 @ 9:50 😊?

[@jacintorodriguez1899]

Hi there! Great Video! I’m a NYC tour guide and I found a lot of info to add into my tours. Sadly theirs is just one small thing wrong… at the moment there are no elevators in the Statue of Liberty. Not to the pedestal not to the crown. Non for ADA. I must confirmed if their ever was, but if their was. Is very easy to think why they to it off. No one would want to use the elevators and huge lines of guess would form. And the elevator won’t keep up with demand.

[@GorgotMM]

There are actuallly 3 elevators. One for most of the pedestal, another one for the last floor of the pedestal. Both of which you can use if you are handicaped. And a final service/rescue one in the statue, which you can't use.

[@DoraAusten-p5i]

He learned the hardest lesson of his life and had the scars, both physical and mental, to prove it.

[@crampamn1262]

Great video 👏💯

[@THE_ONLY_REAL_WAFFLE]

The editing of the intro feels like a fever dream

[@ralph5450]

Thank you for this riviting story.

[@jakemarcus9999]

Very informative. I really like these videos

[@blackvulture7999]

The animation is just 👌🏻

[@MarkCosgrove-b3p]

So much work involved to scale her up. Thank you, France, she's still beautiful. 😊

[@DrMudasirkhaliq]

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[@powerrite]

That was a interesting appreciated documentary

[@TrailFReEK]

I surprised no one has made a movie about this. It would be an Interesting watch.

[@debasishghoshsays]

That’s a damn good doc!

[@DavidJames.26]

Amazing I love your channel ❤️ could you do one of brookyln bridge some time that be interesting 😀

[@MichelAltero]

It is a verry interesting video thanks😊

[@Things2Learn]

Upto the minute detail, thank you

[@johndef5075]

Fascinating. Thank you.

[@MaggieHardy-u2d]

It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.

[@sajal5150]

love your works

[@MiriamEffie]

The ladder of success is never crowded at the top.

[@3nertia]

Tell that to the over 2000 billionaires on this planet who are hoarding more wealth *each* than any reasonable person could spend in *ten* lifetimes ...

[@3personal5me8]

At first I thought the animation was kind of janky. But its *way* better than anything I could do, and I kind of like it. It has a certain charm to it

[@TundeEszlari]

Wonderful video.

[@JITENDRACHAUHAN-zy3li]

Wonderful video ❤

[@JamesNathaniei]

We need to find the courage to say NO to the things and people that are not serving us if we want to rediscover ourselves and live our lives with authenticity.

[@elgur4512]

Quote by Barbara de Angelis Don't plagiarize

[@Freesavh1776]

It maybe, but still very relevant with all the 🐂💩 happening in America.

[@nunya___]

The original torch 🔥 flame, is in the gallery for viewing. 👀

[@Unb3arablePain]

You think they had to remove the asbestos panels to separate the skin from the frame during renovations?

[@skunkjobb]

Actually, the shellac had dried up and turned the asbestos pads into water absorbing sponges worsening the corrosion. So yes, the asbestos was removed and now it's stainless steel flat bars covered in PTFE (teflon).

[@gljames24]

The specific type of patina is actually called Verdigris.

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

We should thank Norway for the strong copper used all through the statue of liberty!

[@Dranok1]

12:35 Er... no. The patina of _any_ object is the colouration acquired by age. The patina of _copper_ is called Verde Gris.

[@Larry26-f1w]

Finally , A Lesics video that explains something, those 9/11 propaganda pieces were horrible!

[@boneshakerjake]

for surviving hurricane hazel it should be noted that bartolli's design was ground breaking altohugh the simple fact that this is a statue and not a building is important as it has significantly less flat surfaces that can effectively be pushed with wind.

[@alevitatingtrashcan7023]

Commenting for the algorithm

[@AlomgirAjad-nf7rh]

do you guys provide any tutorial course of design this kind of animation?

[@VernaOccam]

If you are patient in one moment of anger, you will escape one hundred days of sorrow.

[@garyszewc3339]

Today's engineers are not surprised. It's just standard structural engineering. The copper shaping and riveting is not used much anymore, but as a union sheet metal worker, I was taught how to in apprentice school. A lot of the old methods are lost arts now.

[@SusieCarmen]

They finished building the road they knew no one would ever use.

[@RamPravesh-s7w]

4:55 4:57 4:57 4:57 4:58 4:58 4:59 4:59 5:01 5:01 5:02 5:02 5:02 5:02 5:03 5:03

[@alapatisaikrishna9437]

Thanks

[@chrissmith7669]

Wasn’t there something like corrosion that required a pretty big restoration? That must have been equally amazing to not damage it while restoring it

[@Nikolayevsk]

for the color?

[@activat0rz]

Is it possible for you guys to put subtitles when Sabin is presenting?

[@isaactigges3132]

We need to put this video on a USB drive and put it into a time capsule somewhere so this doesn’t end up like the Pyramids in Egypt.

[@12gimli3]

Personally the torch gallery needs to be open to the public.

[@cablevamp3163]

They did this before we even had a commercial automobile

[@anterogradus]

BTW, not everyone lives in the USA. Just a couple of words on what the explosion was, would have been nice.

[@SabinCivil]

Towards the end we have shown the details of the explosion.

[@anterogradus]

@@SabinCivil Still nothing about what caused it or even what actually blew up. And at the beginning there is so little information, that even googling it is not easy. Not saying, that this makes video impossible to watch, but in my opinion, future videos will benefit from these kind of things. I liked the video otherwise, but this thing annoyed me a little. Overall, in my opinion, engineering part of your video is very strong - very few channels I know can produce comparable quality of it, but your presentation needs work. It actually mostly fine with me, but for the wider audience I think it will make a lot of difference.

[@Caddaric79]

Black Tom explosion, July 30 1916, Jersey City. Act of sabotage by German agents to destroy munitions that were to be supplied to the Allies in World War I.

[@fishman2586]

youre wrong everybody lives in the USA but yeah we have no idea what that explosion was

[@TheMrDarius]

Basically using torsion bars to secure the skin. Pretty epic design for the times.

[@slynthehedgehog8061]

German engineering : efficient and rigid French engineering : innovative and polyvalent.

[@DeanKellogg]

Things do not change, we change.

[@thalapathyguru586]

A best example of if an engineer gets enough time to create

[@LinhHuynh-fw1wm]

Nice video

[@sixpest]

We weren't incapable of making cool stuff back in the day, now we care more about money so we don't build like we did 😂

[@glum6922]

Listen, uncle, don't be a beast. Call off the strike!

[@canavar1435]

12:30 copper sulphate, therefore not really an "oxidation process".

[@alvinyu5387]

Oxidation does not require oxygen, it’s a misnomer since the term was expanded to generally describe electron loss.

[@canavar1435]

@@alvinyu5387 I see it now. Thanks for clarifying.

[@diamonddogie]

It's like a new lore drop, like wtf, statue got blasted by nuclear bomb.

[@stixx3969]

Go to 9:48. Its 1885 and they are unloading the ship on to a 20th flat bed truck.