Space Wood - Objectivity 1

[@Palifiox]

The pioneer aviator Bert Hinkler from Bundaberg, Australia began his flying career with a glider he made himself. A piece of wood from that glider was launched on the shuttle "Challenger" when it exploded in 1986. Remarkably the wood, still in it's bag was found floating off the Florida coast and is now in the English home of Hinkler, which was taken down and re-erected in Bundaberg in 1983.

[@chandansinha9392]

Wow! Never knew that. That you so much for this trivia!

[@The5thStateOfMatter]

I already know I'm going to absolutely love this channel. One of the things that fascinates me most of all is amazing historical objects with awesome stories behind them. You've topped yourself again Brady!

[@ObjectivityVideos]

The5thStateOfMatter thanks very much. It's going to be fun!

[@N3rdfightermom]

I COMPLETELY agree!! I only wish we could all be there in person, but this is second best!

[@thelazymanatee2506]

I am very confident it will be!

[@Ana_crusis]

I've only just found this channel !! Amazing stuff!!

[@thoperSought]

2:02 “Why should that apple always fall perpendicularly to the ground?” that’s just amazing. hearing that story normally, I’d always thought it was a little silly, but _this_ makes it make sense.

[@blockchaaain]

I have to giggle at Brady looking like a lumberjack next to the curator wearing possibly the finest suit I've ever seen. (not that I would do any different) Excited for Brady's new channel! (this must make a dozen)

[@QuantumBraced]

This brought tears to my eyes. Not sure why. It's amazing to see the legacy of Isaac Newton honored in such a way. It's seeing things like this that give me hope for mankind.

[@willsmith8586]

Shawn Hawkins too much estrogen.

[@MatthewHenderson1]

+Shawn Hawkins I actually got so emotional I started ripping my hair out and ululating at the top of my lungs.

[@youtubecommenter5572]

This channel is great because there is so much ground that can be covered, and not just a small area. Also, I did like Brady being in front of the camera and not behind it. This adds a whole new element to the videos.

[@RnBoy15]

You deserve huge support! Bringing beauty of science to a general audience.

[@ObjectivityVideos]

Vida András - very kind words. Thanks for watching!

[@mohammadvohra3938]

Brady I absolutely love your videos

[@ObjectivityVideos]

Mohammad Vohra thanks!

[@pencilpen786]

Mohammad Vohra Wait, Mohammed are you from Sydney by any chance? And did you happen to go to a Science camp earlier this year?

[@mohammadvohra3938]

Yes I did! It was EES. Umm who are you though? Haha

[@mohammadvohra3938]

WAIT. HI ALI!

[@pencilpen786]

Hello

[@binaryflawgic5713]

"He is the person that took Isaac Newton's wood up in space"

[@user-vb4fs6wb4s]

oh dear

[@WoundedEgo]

He's trying to give up innuendo but it's hard; very hard.

[@carlosm.9921]

I see you are all men of culture

[@biturboism]

Thanks, Brady! I can't believe how such a small gesture of homage reflects on so much that is right with humanity.

[@lrhenny]

Listened to HI today and was so excited to hear you'll have a larger role in front of the camera Brady. You're enthusiasm for historical, scientific, and sentimental importance of "things" I find very relateable on the podcast. I know you will bring that enthusiasm to these videos and spur on people to dig deeper into the importance around them. Thanks for all the future videos.

[@twincast2005]

Love the shape that apple tree was in. Defiant little thing, it was.

[@Twitchi]

GENERIC POST ABOUT HOW HYPED I AM ABOUT THIS AWESOME NEW CHANNEL!!!!!

[@ATee-vx6dm]

The old writing on this channel quite often looks messy to me but that handwriting is really nice. I'm jealous of Newton's mate.

[@davidbaxter9253]

A great start for the channel! I've watched several already and now I'm starting at the beginning and working my way to today's videos. Thanks Brady!

[@delusionnnnn]

The scribal abbreviation after the "the" he uses at about 2:05 is gorgeous - I'm presuming he's using it the way we'd use an ellipsis in a quote today. I love typography and scribal scripts.

[@tristanrittner9157]

If its a Channel that involves Brady Haran you know its going to be great. Keep up the awesome work!

[@ElectronicTonic156]

Excellent! Can't wait for more. Hope to see lots of electrical artifacts from Davy, Faraday, and the like.

[@jonsanford0]

a bit of the true holy cross?

[@giemzag]

Random video shows up in recommended, click, see Brady Haran, instant sub!

[@ObjectivityVideos]

Commandophile thank you >Brady

[@giemzag]

Objectivity Well this just makes my life complete!

[@Noise565]

The first channel of brady where i watched every video

[@ZeZapatiste]

I know there is always a small "science memorabilia" war between the UK and my country France, but these objects are just too wonderful to be nitpicky. Universal beauties. I love this channel.

[@tigerwa]

+ZeZapatiste is there?

[@ZeZapatiste]

Well yes. Museums are in constant competition to bring the most fabulous items for all over the world. It's a continuity of the colonisation, science and prestige rivalry we had for centuries. I'm pretty sure British are quite proud of their Royal Society (as they should be), as we are proud of our Académie des Sciences.

[@TheGadgetPanda]

Fantastic first episode, Brady. Can't wait for more!

[@christopherharrington9033]

We visited Isaac Newtons birthplace a few years ago and the apple tree is still there! Great video, well done.

[@Colebrookproductions]

Never really watch much Brady until the other night. I was listening to him have a talk with CGP Grey on Hello Internet and he blew me away! Subscribed

[@mathlind]

Congrats Brady, This will be awesome.

[@AntonMenshov]

Another great channel idea. All for it and waiting for new episodes.

[@tsm1013]

What a fascinating channel this will turn out to be! Love the video, Brady. Bring on the second already

[@ObjectivityVideos]

Tate Miller glad you like it! Stay tuned :)

[@sunsetsoverlavenderfields]

I clicked the link to the channel before listening to Hello Internet this morning to see what this was, but you only had the teaser up. After I finished, I went back to subscribe and saw this video up. Can't wait for more of these, your more historical focused channels have always been my favorites (still waiting on more Words of the World videos!)

[@MrQuinVids]

Brady always comes up with great ideas. This channel is another good example of that talent/

[@johnbellessa]

Well done, Brady! Can't wait to see more!

[@TacticusPrime]

I can't believe I didn't know about this channel till now! Great videos Brady.

[@MurphyIsMyLastName]

An interesting story, told with exceptional production value! Kudos and good luck to Brady and James on a new channel endeavor.

[@jimc1195]

James and Brady... amazing new channel! I have some major nerd envy over the things you are going to get to see. Thank you for sharing it with us. Looking forward to more!

[@delve_]

To my surprise, I had not come across this channel until only a few days ago. I am now in the middle of trying to make it through every single episode (the latest, as of writing this, is 153).

[@realspacemodels]

This is really fun! Issac Newton to kick off your new channel! I can't wait to see what else you've got in store for us!

[@boredgrass]

I was deeply moved by this! Beautiful!

[@rebeccajean9634]

This was wonderful Brady! I can't wait for more.

[@jdgrahamo]

Well I've leaned two things i didn't know before (more actually) -- the apple-tree story is true, and a bit of it went into space. If you keep this up you've got a winner Brady.

[@WilliamLeeSims]

When I recently took a trip to London I went to the entrance of The Royal Society to get a picture because of your videos there. It was a little underwhelming, but it was neat to be near where these items were kept. I'm looking forward to some great videos!

[@danieljordan6516]

I'm gonna love these videos. Thanks again Lady Brady

[@ReidakkDrifter]

Excellent, just excellent video. The quality content that's just so lovely to see.

[@joeyoung9246]

Fantastic idea Brady!!

[@mb3581]

Brady Haran Brady, I love your excitement for these artifacts and can't wait to see what you have in store for us with your new channel. It's nice to see you in front of the camera. The collection of Apollo memorabilia from the Random Acts of Intelligence event would have been perfect for this channel.

[@8BitUzz]

Can't wait to see more of these! It's always really interesting learning about all the different stories and objects just lying around, waiting to have their stories told.

[@TwinTn]

I wanted to see C.V Raman's mineral collection :), but I am really excited for this channel!

[@XiaoKyonko]

Brady! More please! This is so interesting!

[@ObjectivityVideos]

2525shion more coming!

[@johndavidocchialini2222]

LOVE LOVE LOVE this great idea for a channel Brady

[@dalma_makes]

Love this! My favourite Brady channel so far!

[@akk709]

Here in 2018. Still loving your channel. Btw. I can see the black stump from my apartment on Grenfel St

[@TheMrRobothouse]

Great work! love the production. Can't wait to see more

[@JamieAlban]

such a fantastic story with exceptional objects(:

[@roshaan]

GOOD INITIATIVE Brady! I will enjoy this channel!

[@zsmb-v0]

Not quite what I expected, but a promising start. Keep it up, Brady!

[@DenisRyan]

Fantastic new channel, and great first video! Amazing piece of history. Looking forward to much more awe-inspiring stuff like this.

[@catied2944]

I'm so excited about this new channel!

[@oldred9122]

This makes me wonder about all the little objects of great significance that might have been lost during the Challenger disaster

[@disrxt]

I always thought space wood was what Neil Armstrong got when he stepped off the LEM onto the Lunar surface

[@gramursowanfaborden5820]

we can only wonder what the lack of atmospheric pressure would have done...

[@Robert_McGarry_Poems]

🤣

[@missclia]

Brady in front of the camera, how refreshing. :) good vid!

[@chinchu1708]

commenting for algorithm. but please never stop making these videos brady

[@Mattio_]

Can tell we're going to learn a lot of obscure stuff from this channel, great video!

[@Sevenigma777]

Just finished watching every video on this channel and got so sad i cant binge anymore but then i decided to do it all over again lol

[@ObjectivityVideos]

Much appreciated

[@Kaspew3]

This is awesome, good job Brady

[@videogamegirl81]

Nicely done Brady! Really love the new format and the new channel. Can't wait to see more cool objects.

[@ObjectivityVideos]

videogamegirl81 thanks for watching! More videos coming soon..

[@xja85mac]

Hands down amazing!

[@tonebologn]

i'm excited to see what this becomes

[@DustinRodriguez1_0]

Hehe, I worked in a US government facility for 15 years (as a contractor, not direct employee) and used those yellow 'messenger envelopes' occasionally. This video makes them sound so special... they're just for internal mail like if you want to send something to someone else in the same building. We referred to them as 'cheesys' due to their color and the holes they had in them. I imagine they got a lot more use before email.

[@julien1978-2]

Keith Moore seems to be so cool! MORE!

[@midorithursday]

That's some quality handwriting right there.

[@Jimmy2e_]

This is awesome, Brady! I'd love to see a new segment on HI hearing you and Grey discuss these objects!

[@MayfieldReynolds]

Wow. This video was really awesome, Brady. What could be better than Newton AND space??

[@TorgieMadison]

What a great way to start this new channel! I'm hooked :) Also, Brady you're kind of putting my productivity to shame here, geez!

[@earfolds]

Fascinating video. It really is wonderful learning about these things. I'm looking forward to more videos!

[@ObjectivityVideos]

Ted Logan thanks! Great to have you on board.

[@jimmyherrera5258]

Señor Brady, usted es una gran persona.

[@Tomten0]

It's nice to see you in front of the camera. Keep up the good work!

[@wheedler]

The most interesting thing for me was learning that there are shuttles that survive reentry and land like planes.

[@ernestuz]

Hi Brady, I have just discovered this other channel of yours. I thank you!

[@Petertronic]

Awesome video. My face has been in space on a Shuttle - on a memory chip.

[@VickyBro]

I never knew space shuttles land just like aeroplanes. Thanks for the video and best wishes for the channel.

[@scbtripwire]

That nice footage of the space shuttle just made me think. What priceless artefacts *didn't make it to space or home* from the Challenger and Columbia shuttles? 😢

[@freakiest421]

Love you Brady!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joelmooner69]

I love this, make more please.

[@RandomExperiments]

I only watched one video and I already want to see more! :) Subscribed!

[@tobywilson]

Loved the video, but the thing that sticks in my head is how the thumbnail looks like Glover is about to steal the space wood!

[@christianavery5518]

I'm somewhat surprised at how interesting this video was, after the teaser I was sceptical about how interesting this stuff could be but it is actually a great bit of information, something ill probably end up mentioning in a conversation sometime.

[@maroo747]

the guy in the suit looks like a super cool villain .

[@firstlast6266]

Great video!

[@jacderida]

Great stuff - psyched for the channel!

[@johnvictor9071]

What a flashback to pop up for New Years.

[@sfmarkus]

nice idea for your new channel, looking forward to new videos! greetings from Germany :)

[@NiacinWaterTaffy]

The suspense of "what's today's object?" is a bit spoiled by the title. Cool vid though. Hope the channel is a big success. XXXXXOOOOO

[@MattMaginniss]

As long as it stays as vague as "Space Wood" it should be fine. Assuming you don't already have a deep knowledge of what space wood could have possibly meant. I had no idea. I like your sign off. Great Comment. A++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

[@sabihatu]

***** Oh boy, Hello internet references are abundant.

[@bobbyerker4704]

sabihatu Good for you for noticing, you get an A★★

[@NiacinWaterTaffy]

***** Vagueness helps. I didn't really know what to think of "Space Wood" but when they were looking at the book of memoirs of Newton and Brady says something like "you might think this is today's object," I was pretty sure from the title it wasn't. It's not a big deal. This is the kind of things that happens on KZbin videos all the time. People generally don't work out the title of the video before actually making the video. I've had the problem for my own videos. You try to have the video's title preferably add something, or tease maybe to what you're about to see, but at the same time you don't want to be too vague or people probably won't even click it or might even feel misled. "The First Object" doesn't have much of a ring to it.

[@NiacinWaterTaffy]

sabihatu I would imagine the HI audience has dibs on this channel. Once this channel hits -- I'm gonna guess 100K subscribers, the YT comment section will probably become its usual atrocious self.

[@faisalal-rayes1047]

Great video ; I already love this channel

[@mkpuz]

so excited!

[@palopo-t3v]

This video gave me goosebumps

[@hijisk]

It was a really nice video. I like this kind of talking about objects. Maybe you could have told us a bit more about those other objects from the tree. The wood chip that went into space was cool, but those other objects were only in front of the camera for a few seconds. I now have no idea what they were.

[@HunkyDork]

Gosh! from here it can only get better

[@Mermaider]

Wow! Your the guy from 60 symbols and CGB Grey podcast!!!!! Your look cool man. Excellent work your doing brother.

[@moryrie]

What was that sphere-half? Just a paper weight? Or does it have a use I'm not aware of? Interesting video though. Reminds me a bit of one of the few shows from the history channel I really liked that was canceled (of course).

[@CaptainJackSparrowSavvy]

8 Years Later and it's just as good.

[@rangedfighter]

this is one hell of a video to start off with :D (meaning it's hard to top this one)

[@Twitchi]

That was an awesome video.. was always told it was just a apocryphal tale, so I learnt something today. Was that bit of wood anything before being sent to space? the other objects seem to have some purpose (straight edge is the only one i can identify) but the bit in the space bag just appears to be a cut and polished lump of wood