Real Engineer reacts to Technolgy in Captain America: The Winter Soldier

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[@justvisiting9154]

6:50 thats so interesting. Ive never thought about it like that

[@Shiroyasha14]

Spiderman said it best, "that thing does not obey the laws of physics at all."

[@Woodsman405]

The wings are on his suit because they are what create the pressure required for him to stay in the air just like a plane does

[@vorrdegard2176]

Those wings are extra weight nothing more from what I saw in the movie is that falcon fly with jetpack on his back and if you want to make sharp turns mid air while travelling at extreme speed u can use fins which will be smaller and less heavy as for gliding use the wings are still not a viable option

[@eddiemeggs4018]

The reason why caps shield bounces off stuff is because it absorbs the vibrations and than instantly redirects it unlike the black panther suit which was specifically engineered by Shuri to be able to store those vibrations within the suit for redirection later so caps shield absorbs the vibrations and redirects those vibrations towards the object it originally hit then pushing in the opposite front where it was thrown.

[@justsomeguy8103]

Where’d u hear that

[@eddiemeggs4018]

I forget the exact channel name but they were a science channel I used to watch on KZbin

[@cleebe823]

Perhaps there's a trigger when the car experiences high impacts to do some kind of xray, or multiple small xrays from various positions. (The image on the screen that's screen wouldn't necessarily have to be of those images, but just have the injury mapped into it) The only way I could think of a way to hand wave the shield either bouncing or absorbing and dissipating all kinetic energy is if the vibranium shield has a crystalline structure that behaves differently depending on the direction of incidence (and then stop thinking about it). Say force at the normal to the face of the shield dissipates, and anything at the normal to the rim is amplified. That doesn't explain why cap lands striking the ground with the rim to disperse some of his kinetic energy though... Either way there's no mention of any of this, so it's probably just marvel magic or something.

[@sirpretzels598]

Id like to think of Cap's shield as a capacitor and Black Phanter's armor as a battery. Black Phanter can absorb kinetic energy and releases it at any time he wants while Cap's Shield releases the energy instantly or uses that energy to bounce off the walls.

[@danieljc98765]

I was not expecting a soliloquy on human psychology

[@MindAndMyth]

One thing I would say about the metal arm. As that while all strength based functions you perform with just that arm would obviously be extremely heightened, like your fingers would essentially be a vice, and you could lay down and curl 2 thousand pounds. It wouldn't help you much in terms of over-all strength. Like if someone captain america throws an atlas stone at you, just having that arm doesnt mean you can catch it. Because any force that impact would produce would have to travel through you into the ground somehow. And if you were to do any kind of full body lift or feat, the arm wouldn't help you as much as you think since your legs still have to do most of the work. Also that arm would weigh a fuckton, it seems to be almost completely made of metal. Which would completely lobside your body. The only reason bucky can throw it around and perform these crazy feats is because he's a super soldier. So his whole body is strong enough to match the forces the arm can produce.

[@ProdByKDXXL]

3:32 It’s possible because in the marvel universe vibrainium may absorb all the kinetic energy but it also has to discard that energy as well we see this in black panther, endgame, infinity war, and so on. I hypothesize that he uses that discharge to propel the shield back to him which gives another reason why it can’t cancel out other vibrainium objects like the winter soldiers arm and Black Panthers Suit

[@shadowhenge7118]

The mechanic's corrolary. The more information your car can tell you about mechanical failures, the more likely it will have an electrical one. Also, i think the helicarriers are possible, but they're not tactically advantageous. More along the lines of show of force and psychological warfare.

[@danielvaldivieso7984]

To do with the captain american shield bouncing off, I believe its similar to the black panther suit, the shield absorbs all vibrations and distributes it therefore the shield bounces off whatever surface it hits as soon as it hits it, the difference with the suit and shield is that the suit stores the energy and releases it when the user wants to

[@justinharrison9839]

the answer to how the sheild coming back to him is simple he threw it like a boomerang is how he did

[@ghostface0927]

In the comics caps shield in made of a vibranium adamantium alloy. Though vibranium absorbs energy adamantium doesn't. But adamantium is nearly indestructible. Which is why they chose the two metals. Adamantium for durability vibranium for partial energy absorption

[@Cvr5ta0ywa]

I can explain that, the captain america shield is not actually fully vibranium it's mixed with vibranium, if you look closely at the shield there are rings circling around the shield, those are actually vibranium rings. So when he throws the shield with enough force considering this is captain america throwing it, when the metal bends the vibranium snaps it back to the way it was.

[@bob21321]

@6:40 that mean that device in the anime named Sword art online is possible.

[@leviathanqueen3780]

The shield isn't completely made of vibranium, that's why it can bounce

[@killowatts6976]

actually i think the shield bounces because the fact that its really... bouncy? like my explanation is that whenever the shield absorbs vibrations, its send it back out. if you shoot at it with a bullet, the bullet will go back with almost the same velocity, thats why in one of the scenes he is able to reflect back the minigun shots. so if you 'shoot' (throw) the shield at something, its reflects back. how it comes back to cap well in the comics, he just practiced and practiced for years to perfect it. and sam(falcon) is also shown practicing in the falcon and winter soldier trailer

[@solvemproblerstudios5889]

That would make sense, but the problem is that when Peggy shoots at Steve, the bullets lose all of their forward kinetic energy and fall to the ground.

[@killowatts6976]

@@solvemproblerstudios5889 true that. but we saw tony make changes to caps shield... maybe he did something?

[@solvemproblerstudios5889]

@@killowatts6976 That could be it. The modifications made might have changed things post first Avenger. Or perhaps the edge of the shield is made of a different type of Vibranium, as in the comics there are 2 kinds. The Wakandan kind, which absorbs, and the Antarctic kind, which repels energy back.

[@thatomokgautsi6266]

Caps shield isn't just made of vibrainium. There are areas of the shield made from a different alloy of metal that allows forces and vibration to be channeled in different directions

[@alfredstimoli2590]

Re: Nick Fury's car. It can FLY. So I take the fact it can detect if he's injured as part of the fantasy. Who knows maybe Fury has some internal tech that constantly monitors his vital signs? At the end of the day it's fantasy.

[@joannadaniels8356]

In Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. the cutter Fury uses is shown in development and named a "mouse hole" developed by a Shield scientist, so there was some attempt to explain why it defies real world physics.

[@Raiden6277]

Peter Parker even said in Civil War that the shield defies the laws of physics.

[@happyvirus6590]

2:37 He used a lightsaber! Mace Windu returned! 😆

[@cortesacrawford]

FYI, the government wouldn't have to search the internet for the flash drive. The flash drive would call home the second it has access to any sorta network.

[@NFStrife]

It's like Peter said, that shield doesn't follow the laws of physics. :D

[@johnfisco8382]

Awesome vid, love em keep em coming !

[@parychahal]

Thanks! Will do!

[@miguelpatawaran5428]

Spider-Man called it.. Cap’s shield doesn’t obey the law of physics at all

[@tieflingcorpse9817]

another inaccuracy with the flying super heroes is that never see them A) pass out from g-forces or B) train them selves to withstand the g-forces. except for falcon maybe, cus i think he used to be a fighter pilot in the army before he was falcon

[@oentrepreneur]

Buddy it's just a movie.

[@tieflingcorpse9817]

@@oentrepreneur do you not see what video you're commenting on?

[@denis197534]

Lol theres a quip in civil war spiderman says " that thing (shield) really doesnt obey the laws of physics". The repulsors area kind of a comic mcguffin. When I watched that I said why dont they just strap the guns on the sattelites, there in space I doubt many people could grab em

[@vorrdegard2176]

Spiderman did stated that this shield (cap's shield) does not obey the laws of physics

[@andrewzhu5394]

The thing that Nick Fury is using to escape is called a mouse hole Leo Fitz used one on agents of shield

[@jonnodono]

Heat signature to detect life forms and their human bodies

[@tempest5554]

With the falcon, the wings are for lift.... maneuverability, he wouldn’t be able to turn without them. It’s essentially a next gen jet pack with superior flight mechanics

[@DarkPegasus87]

Fury's injury: My theory on detecting Fury's injuries involves a continuous, low pulse of sound. Ultrasound is able to detect and image things beneath the skin. If the car is always ultrasound-ing the driver, it will know immediately if anything categorized as an injury occurs. Cap's shield: Absorbed or negated? I'm not an expert and am just spitballing here, but shouldn't impact come with a rebound? The shield hits, sending force into the wall. The wall rebounds it. Nothing truly negates impact, so the rebound will make the shield bounce. Every action creates an equal and opposite reaction and all that jazz. Meanwhile, the shield IS dissipating the impacts, so it will have a limited number of times it can bounce. However, the energy can't just vanish, so the shield will still be resonating with it accordingly. My phone: Music player first. Occasional google searcher. If bugs me endlessly to let it know my location for emergency purposes, and I ignore it. I don't make calls with it. You might be able to tell something from my Eris background and my notifications of Pica ( One Piece) screaming and Tiny Tina singing "Pop Goes The Bandit", though. Falcon's wings: In Civil War, Spiderman hindered Falcon by webbing up his exhaust, so it may be an advanced thruster that intakes air all around him before expelling it at high speeds. As for his wings, Spiderman did ask if they were carbon fiber. I'm more interested in how they would move and flex, but they could be reading his muscle movements to determine how to operate. As you move, your muscles ripple minutely. Ultrasound may be able to image that, too, and a specialized mapping software might be able to tie muscle movements to wing commands. Heli-carriers: Somehow, I don't think satellites can lock onto and shoot one million people at a time. That was the primary purpose of the Triskelion Formation. Hydra was going to use them to murder all possible enemies worldwide, a million at a time. Targeting someone from space may be possible to do with a bullet, but the bullet could easily miss over such a range and consider the velocity of firing a bullet from orbit. A million shots at a time, each that can easily miss, striking with such a force could cause untold damage.

[@johndespojo9118]

2:17 ok. One word. Lightsaber.

[@elchamber]

Vibranium doesn’t just absorb, it always releases it like Panther’s suit.

[@justsomeguy8103]

Not completely like his suit but in a similar way

[@sadcoolboykevinosth812]

17:00 *Loki smirk intensifies*

[@nevtakastudio9697]

About Falcon's wings there is actually a guy who can fly like that and a company called Gravity industry they made a jetpack based on Ironman

[@supahmario0687]

“This is actually possible” Me: Looks at left arm “Bye bye” chop chop

[@tuanminh-xb4yn]

You will need a lot of money to have that arm. And you have to train the rest of your body to be able to use that arm.

[@GabsARV]

@@tuanminh-xb4yn also the latency of a prosthetic limb isn't as fluid or responsive like having a real arm.

[@troywilhelm3965]

The shields actually a version of a weaker adamantium

[@geoboy700]

@@GabsARV woah man

[@tieflingcorpse9817]

@@GabsARV oh yea. and theres tons of videos of people with prosthetic arms struggling to let go of an object

[@sitsia3808]

17:03 fall like a comet? Does such a fall from 3000 feet/915 meters really count as that much damage? and the fall happening only due to the engines failing one or two at a time instead of all 4 at once.

[@gautamnagvekar9934]

Caps shield is made of the hardest material Adamantium and Vibranium alloy

[@jocsurmanigbas1621]

I think falcon’s wings are useful for things like guiding when flying down, much like real birds. Also bullet proof

[@AbdussSami]

Real Engineer is The new Engineer now

[@5aitama638]

I think with the Arnim Zola scene they were tryna say that essentially they made a copy of his ‘brain’ I guess at the time so technically it’s not him as his conscious is gone but it’s the closest thing to his physical brain so I guess his work can continue. Although it doesn’t explain how the hell he would be creative and come up with new ideas without a conscience lol.

[@ScottFunk-us6ro]

You got the mechanical arm wrong. It simply wouldn't grant super strength like that, since you'd have to replace his entire chest as well. You're forgetting that arm could bear the strain, but his chest can't, and doesn't have that level of musculature either.

[@parychahal]

That is a really good point, I agree with you

[@WalleBrown]

Thank you

[@parychahal]

You're welcome

[@hanksilman4016]

"The hardware of your phone can determine who you are." -Damaged. Got it.

[@DariusRoland]

RE: Cap's shield bouncing: you need to remember that the shield wasn't originally made of vibranium in Marvel canon. It was an adamantium alloy that also contained vibranium in some writers' minds. The problem developed when Marvel didn't have the rights use Adamantium in in the movies, so they switched it to vibranium solely and kept the shield bouncing thing because it's traditionally something Cap can do in the comic books.

[@JonCapuchino]

in the MCU, while they don’t say it is directly, Cap’s shield is a vibranium/steel alloy, Howard Stark didnt acquire enough vibranium outside of Wakanda to do anything with it, so naturally they combined it with the second strongest metal on hand, steel, thus reversing the effect of the vibranium - which is seen most use in Black Panther - but still retaining the metal’s otherworldly durability

[@toddkes5890]

I figure the shield metal is 'aligned' so that impact is diverted to the edges. Impacts across the face of the shield are diverted to the edge, while impacts to the edge are reflected back

[@STNeish]

Perhaps it might have something to do with the spin... instead of simply dissipating the vibration, it kind of redirects it...?

[@Trayton]

Keep in mind that the MCU shield is severely nerfed from its comic version. The MCU shield has taken hits from The Hulk without budging and still ricochetes, while The MCU shield took a hit from a grenade launcher and blew Cap across a building.

[@martyn9457]

But Remember that caps shield was created by howard stark and that he stole the vibranium from wakanda and a umm I really dont Know where im goin with this

[@ewandiyar6973]

Fury didn't cut into ground he cut through the car roof and into a sewer

[@chrisulfen8775]

Even better that a metal arm doesnt send signals back to the brain. Bucky uses his metal hand as a shield to block bullets when trying to get close to armed opponents in a scene in civil war. So irl if you have a overpowered metal arm you can just berserk and break concrete walls if you want to. Lol.

[@jonnodono]

Vibranium + iron = Cap’s shield

[@thomb211]

2:58 he cut into the sewers, if you look at the corner there’s still the concrete there a small amount

[@girl-xk2db]

It seems to be extremely lucky that he landed right on a sewer entrance

[@philv2529]

Why does cap's shield bounce? To quote Spider-Man in civil war, "that thing does not obey the laws of physics"

[@RoboVenturer]

Even Spider-Man said the shield breaks the laws of physics...

[@DarthTextingStories]

I think it has to do with the way the cap's shield designed and shaped I think that's how It's able to bounce around.

[@BigHuskyGG]

Huds in vehicles have been around for over a decade

[@taylorsargent4611]

Great Video! Amazing Content!

[@parychahal]

Appreciate it!

[@cerberus4645]

I think what makes the difference between winter soldiers mechanical arm and exoskeletons today is strength and power. A professional weight lifter has strength like being able to lift heavy objects but power is the speed and force of a punch or kick, you don't see edie hall knocking back a heavyweight with a 1 inch punch like bruce lee. So exoskeletons enable people to lift heavy things but they aren't able to quickly rip off car doors or sending people flying with 1 blow.

[@TheWingAnthony]

2:50 he's not cutting through the concrete. he's cutting through a manhole cover.

[@ghostface0927]

That presents an even bigger problem. Most manhole covers are made out of cast iron. Which has a melting point of 2200 degrees Fahrenheit. So if that flame was hot enough to cut through cast iron it would literally be impossible to hold without melting your skin

[@oentrepreneur]

In just 3 seconds, come on. It's just a movie, so accept the fact that part is bs

[@voltspc9394]

3:00 could it have been a man hole cover?

[@parychahal]

ye

[@rosecitytid1631]

maybe it has different propperties when its hit as a shield liket the actual shield then it has some kind of alloy around the edges in order to bounce but still absorb impact when used as protection. Also it may be possible the drive had some sort of software that could fend off any locating or seeing who it was or what the info was from the wifi provider and it wasn't their computer so it wasn't untill they plugged in that it would've been possible to keep their identity secret for a few mins.

[@endosym5023]

The Hellicarriers have the same power source as Iron Man but on a MUCH larger scale. That's why they don't need a physical fuel source. Granted the energy source of Arc Reactor technology doesn't actually exist, but it is based on tesseract technology, or the Space Stone.

[@ezramantini8078]

Smart clothing communicates with the the smart car to let the car know about the drivers intoxication level, injury or sleepiness. We live in the future boy

[@dylanmcnab3479]

I always assumed caps shield worked like a spring by absorbing force than releasing it causing it to rebound off of things.

[@TimpossibleOne]

The shield is supposed to be a vibranium/adamantium mix

[@elcp6968]

Caps shield dosent store Kenetic energy like black panthers suit. So when captain America throws it the vibration shocks itself to move and not store kenetic energy while black panthers suit and store damage and re dust tribute it

[@tannersigler5828]

It was a subway grate not concrete btw

[@stanleytlale7436]

i dont know about bouncing off of things but if it absorbs vibrations it shouldn't be making a sounds when hitting on to something

[@rubensantos7925]

Actualy what you said, was right, vibranium does absorb all vibrations, but also distribuites it back, so when cap throws the shield at a wall, the energy he hits the wall with, gets sent back to the shield and pushes it away. ps: this is my guess on how it works, i might be wrong idk, i dont study phisics.

[@oougahersharr]

Concerning false memories, I have an ager management issue and am on medication to help regulate it. I was always terrified of my own actions without the meds because I clearly (and still recall) recall getting into an arguement with my brother when I was 15 and throwing knives at him. When I was in my forties, my mother found old recordings of the Halloween party I recalled with such regret and terror. We watched it and I had thrown BUTTER at him. Not knives, just a stick of butter. But, I always thought, and still recall, it being knives. I still have the distinct memory of knives. So, yes, it's easy to gain false memories, not so easy to break them once you have them.

[@DanteYewToob]

This video is why engineers make terrible soldiers and tacticians... lol (jk, I love these videos! You're awesome.) How can you not see the benefits of being able to launch fighter craft from anywhere in the world, not just over the ocean? You can fly in with the stealth tech (provided they work like the movies, the helicarriers would be fucking terrifying! ) unseen and immediately 2 dozen heavily armed quinjets full of equally heavily armed soldiers can deploy anywhere. You have high resolution spy and recon capabilities with a craft much closer than a satellite and able to give live feeds and real time sit reps, and immediately respond to threats without needing to reroute a carrier or deploy planes from hundreds of miles away. The helicarriers are aircraft carriers, heavy weapons platforms, missile launch platforms, recon vehicles, a control and command center, and mobile troop carrier. They can even deploy ground vehicles with parachutes. Helicarriers would absolutely throw the balance of power in the world completely off kilter if the really existed. A literal ghost army that can appear anywhere in the world. Spooky shit. Very spooky.

[@cheesewheezeknees9348]

How do these videos not get millions, these are super interesting

[@parychahal]

Thank you!! I appreciate the love!!

[@itz_yeastic]

yes

[@ben2808]

@@parychahal Jesus Christ loves you

[@ben2808]

@@itz_yeastic Jesus Christ loves you

[@ben2808]

Jesus Christ loves you

[@benwinsor4078]

I’m pretty sure when Natasha said 9 minutes she meant that they will take 9 minutes to get to them

[@SanDeE2130]

Exactly! Also displayed by the scene with the cars immediately leaving the SHIELD base right after she plugged the stick into the computer.

[@sitsia3808]

Yea

[@alijah2462]

Damn i love this video a lot, I would love for him to explain how you would build one in real life also tbh lol

[@zanderblankenship3849]

I assume the wings are there to help provide or maintain lift, similar to why planes have wings or why birds have wings. The wings themselves are made of carbon fiber which I have been lead believe is strong but also lightweight, which could explain why it’s able to carry the weight of two people. Falcon himself was originally a pilot and part of the pararescue division of the military. Being up in the air so many times in his life, I would imagine his body has built a tolerance for high altitudes and thin air. I hope this has helped answer your questions about the Falcon, one of my favorite Marvel characters.

[@oentrepreneur]

Buddy it's just fiction.

[@sadcoolboykevinosth812]

About the captain america shield bounce, they clarify it in civil war with the line “that thing does not obey the laws of physics at all”

[@STNeish]

I assume Falcon's pack doesn't use normal jet power, but probably something more along the lines of Howard Stark's repulsortech. Same with the Helicarrier. Of course, Iron Ma was using that arc reactor for his repulsortech, but Shield wouldn't have that...

[@prithamsingh6990]

He might be using skrull tech

[@5aitama638]

I always thought the scene of Fury burning through the ground was implying he found a manhole and therefore could just melt the metal where he needed to, looking at it now yeah it does seem like concrete which you’re right it makes no sense at all. Shame they didn’t just go for like a manhole such an easy fix if you ask me 😂

[@fab882]

DO THE DARK KNIGHT!!!

[@parychahal]

That is my favorite movie, and I don't wanna ruin it by analyzing it. I did Batman Begins and I think thats it for my Chris Nolan Batman movies

[@mannysabir1339]

Vibraniun and adamantium alloy

[@yogeshkumarallum2540]

Well it's gonna be super heavy. If they actually make that

[@slemangerdy8407]

there are so many alien technology in guardians of the galaxy too

[@justvisiting9154]

*reacts to Technol(o)gy. Also enjoy your videos immensely. Keep it up

[@parychahal]

Thank you! Will do!

[@fjr8293]

Nick fury Is secretly mace windu so he used his light saber

[@EthanRom]

My assumption was that he went thru a manhole

[@johnispurple]

Correction: The shield is an alloy of vibranium and steel, not pure vibranium. So it would probably have some bouncing effects.

[@AlecInstant]

Yeah but the heli carrier is hella cool

[@minecraftmarioboy5012]

3:59 I have the answer. You see,yes the shield asorbes the energy,but it only shoots it back out where it got hit,so if it hits something,the shield absorbs the kenetic energy,and shoots it back out propelling it

[@Low-KeyGmg]

So how come the bullets Peggy fired at it didn't ricochet? They just dropped to the floor

[@minecraftmarioboy5012]

@@Low-KeyGmg I know right? Ina an error they made,but I would have accidentally skipped over it also

[@danieltarver7205]

#thegoldlife these are actually cool videos dude, good job... Nick Fury has access to alien technology so that little doohickey he used to cut himself out of the SUV was probably a combination of Tony Stark's one off cutting laser and something Hydra cooked up.... also the helicarriers, if they're using rotor technology like a helicopter, then yeah I think a larger Arc Reactor, or again something Hydra cooked up and they confiscated, it might not be that impossible, remember the Spruce Goose? :) but you're right, giant cities floating in the sky is sacovia level

[@chrisbreezy4496]

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[@lepmuhangpa]

Reason why cap's shield bounces is because it's not made out of pure vibranium. It's made from an alloy of adamantium, vibranium and iron. Or you could sat that the edges are made mostly out of adamantium.

[@parychahal]

Did they say that?

[@lepmuhangpa]

@@parychahal Not in the movies but in the comics it was explained!

[@lepmuhangpa]

@@parychahal If vibranium absorbers vibrations, why doesn't it heat up, deform or does it just dissapete the vibrations equally around the shield?

[@parychahal]

@@lepmuhangpa I believe the vibrations are dissipated equally around the shield. You asked a very question tho...does the shield ever heat up? It takes a high temperature for most metals to get really hot, I'd imagine vibranium has a higher melting point, and if the shield is an alloy then it's really strong and prob won't heat up easily. If his shield is a vibranium alloy then it's stronger the pure vibranium

[@lepmuhangpa]

@@parychahal That explains everything, thank you man! :)

[@fabianseewald7884]

you could build a combatsuit to fly, but why would you, if a highcaliber rifle can kill you just the same?

[@techphile3262]

Dont get ??

[@manbanasiak]

Speaking of soldiers, you should watch small soldiers.

[@nightthornkvala94132]

There's an answer to how certain things you didn't consider possible, like Fury's torch cutting through the asphalt, Falcon's wings, how the helicarrier get and stay in the air. StarkTech! That explains everything new in the Marvel 'verse. Or maybe I read to much fan fiction.

[@parychahal]

I love fan fiction!

[@nightthornkvala94132]

@@parychahal I practically live at Archive of Our Own. When you go homeless and have no way to keep your library of novels, carrying a laptop full of fanfic become the way to go.

[@Purehaste]

probably like samurai swords, made of 2 different types of metal?

[@BradSimsCPT]

The disbelief you had about Falcon with elevation change isn't far fetched. Ask any skydiver. Oxygen masks are only required if spending extended time (in an open door aircraft) above 10000 feet. Normal tandem jumps done by first-time jumpers are usually 13500 feet but you are not above 10000 feet for more than 2 to 5 minutes so you would not notice (or have ill effects) from hypoxia. Falcon is well below 10000 feet and so does not pass out or require oxygen.

[@TrevrepGaming]

Hate to say it but a year later.....hacksmith made the torch 😁

[@cringycook9597]

I came here by chance but not next time, excellent viewpoints 👍

[@parychahal]

Thanks for coming!

[@cringycook9597]

@@parychahal i spent the whole weekend watching your feeds it's a brilliant education thank you so much 🎓

[@parychahal]

you're very welcome!!

[@geoboy700]

Man Loved a lot about Winter soldier !!...most best captain America solo!

[@maurianobaruso5859]

1:04 there are X-ray cameras inside the vehicle and the computer is smart enough to identify a broken or fractured bone I'm not an engineer but......

[@oentrepreneur]

Buddy it's just a movie