Rooster Teeth Podcast

[@griffinbatcheller8659]

Thank you for putting these up, I don't have time to watch the entire thing so I hope you keep doing these. Thanks

[@PickleWeevil]

No worries, I'll keep uploading them, maybe in a few weeks I'll start uploading 3 of these per week.

[@griffinbatcheller8659]

Thanks it is really great

[@Hibernape]

This is one of those podcasts where Gavin is actually making some interesting points and the other guys just immediately shut him down. Everytime he tries to explain something to them, his eyes are just screaming "I'm not dumb, I'm misunderstood!" :(

[@addamp123]

It's like getting some of the best coffee beans in the world, but you have to put it through a filter covered in shit. The base material is really something, but the end product is just terriboo.

[@ElliWoelfin]

+asianyeti Burnie does not help at all. Out of the group, I am willing to bet he is the hardest to be around

[@bannanahamick407]

The way burnie says "your the biggest god damn pain in the ass about that" always makes me laugh. 2:03

[@MrGeorgeFlorcus]

Wow, I don't even remember seeing the video for this (though I did listen to the audio once) This was a classic; Gavin's theory about the Speed of Push, once of the most legendary conversations they've ever had.

[@BaRooNz]

This is still the best podcast ive ever watched.

[@RolandSchlosser]

'Why is the Scyscraper falling?' lolz

[@AnotheAsianGamer]

Everything Gavin says stupid sounds so philosophically genius...

[@scifigeek14]

Gavin is really smart when it comes to science! His mouth just doesn't know how to make other people understand!

[@Scranuel]

He's like a sophisticated Karl Pilkington.

[@harrybarnard6168]

Thanks for doing these. KEEP GOING PLZZ

[@jacobwhyte7267]

So many times I wish I could go on the podcast and talk science.

[@kaungmthu]

The iMac was fucking hilarious.

[@campbellbryant8279]

gavin: what is the speed of gravity? why did no-one say "the speed of pull"

[@daniel03almeida21]

who are those 3 onlookers on the balcony? took me 6 min to notice.

[@MegaCybershadow]

Look at those people in the back they are loving this

[@ProfessorButts]

It frustrates me watching everyone tell Gavin he's stupid, he's right most of the time he just has no understanding of how to explain what he's saying.

[@flump9578]

+ProfessorButts what annoys me is every time Gavin says something like this, jack agrees with him straight away but get cuts off and once he realizes the others think hes stupid, he agrees with them.

[@OpenMawProductions]

Jack went as a bearded flesh light for Halloween.

[@BarbarianRoman6773]

This shits terminal man hahaha that's fuckin great

[@DEVILMATE1996]

in the the uk we have a term for people like jack and they are called "sidemen"...they are like below par 90% of the time but the 10% of the time they are quite cool.

[@Slowshyy]

Top stuff

[@vatatheoanonymous3705]

2:15 surprise Kerry

[@one_for_one]

gravity moves at the speed of spacetime, which is to say infinite

[@allybrown2773]

Gavin is actually reallllly smart

[@necrophase743]

These Science discussions make me facepalm, but it's still funny to watch :P

[@clayjackson4289]

The speed of gravity in earth is 9.8m/s squared

[@TheMerc98]

why are you soo far behind....theres alreaady a podcast 245

[@PickleWeevil]

Because I just started making these. I'm hoping to catch before the end of the year, and maybe release 2 old ones, and a new one every week.

[@mozata6838]

As far as the speed of Gravity, it's instantaneous. Gravity is a universal force, and any object with mass has it's own gravitational pull, albeit it's almost unnoticeable at long distances. Still, people knew Neptune was there before they ever saw it because it was gravitationally in tandem with Uranus. So to take Gavin's hypothetical and make it possible, basically every star's gravity is pulling on us, even the ones who's light hasn't reached us yet.

[@ravesilly]

its funny cause the farther into the podcast you get the drunker they get

[@ishaanv4527]

Gravity travels at the speed of light, so the moment see this" imaginary planet" its gravitational force would take effect.

[@Dragondude2525]

Easy answer. If a massive object popped up in the sky above earth in an instant, then the earth's orbit around the sun would be thrown off and either just slightly alter or earth would be ejected from the solar system.

[@DaPopeANata]

I'm not entirely sure why, but that guy with the beard and the ball cap up in the balcony just made this video for me. Somehow, removing him would make the video less enjoyable.

[@henryparker1306]

God I hate Jack