The NASA Engineer on a Feminist Voyage

[@tina.lawati]

'Yeah, I didn't know how a car works. I learned.'

[@IsaacDavis69]

"girl on fire with a fast red car" yaaas queen

[@motion2597]

There are a lot of cars way faster than that Corvette.

[@Berlugab]

+Son Goku wow cool

[@shananagans5]

If you want to have something reasonably practical that you can drive every day, a Corvette is really hard to beat. You are right, there are faster cars out there but there are precious few choices that are reasonable daily drivers.

[@mannycalavera121]

4:54 summarizes this video. Bunch of guys wearing full safety gear and hard hats, filthy, working together on an engineering project. Then you've this woman standing off in the side lines knee high boots, makeup, not as ounce of dirt on her. Pretty much summarizes women in "engineering".

[@imnoturgf]

She is so empowering I want to be just like her

[@jeralouende4076]

I always want to be an engineer someday but some of my friends would be like "are u serious? ur not even good at math"

[@parthdarji8030]

You don't need to be good at math to be a good engineer. It's your ideas that count. And how you think. Good luck!

[@UPAKHOSALA]

I r always young enough to chase ur dreams , don't let other people's opinions become a Reality for you

[@morganbusinger3522]

Do not listen to them, chase you dreams and trust God. If you want to be an engineer, then go for it! You can do it!

[@KENACT1]

She's a mechanical engineer. To be a mechanical engineer, you have to be licensed. To get your license, you have to pass the PE Exam, and 8 hour test with 80 questions in such things as heat transfer, thermodynamics, engineering economics and structural engineering. Here's a sample question. Yes, you do have to be good at math. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmOwop13hNFgrtU

[@pauldirisu9359]

@@parthdarji8030 as an engineering student I know you need to be good at maths to cope with the technicality

[@TheyKilledKinney]

I enjoyed this video as a teenage girl interested in STEM. Having few female role models in this field sucks.

[@Lonestar10443]

Fuck you

[@baku-1015]

@@Lonestar10443 damn why so mad?...she has point though

[@4everhope1]

There are so many comments here that show that some people still don't understand why representation of women in STEM is important. I just want to say that I, as a woman in STEM, am inspired by her and know that what she does matters and I just want to thank Denisse for being A BOSS ASS BITCH. GET. IT.

[@NinjaKittkatt]

You're not her though. She's following a different path in life and just because you share the same genitalia as her doesn't mean you can end up in the same position as her. Representation doesn't matter, skill does. Get the skills required for a STEM job and your gender becomes irrelevant. Empowerment is a fucking joke.

[@isabeljancsok6209]

I been looking around for a video of a female NASA engineering for a long time. I always want to be an aestronautical engineer but never found an example to follow. I always wonder how they look like to fit in with the male counterparts. This video very helped me embrace being female. I love NASA. Dream Job

[@user-tt9ni5og3r]

this deserves so many more views

[@jjowah]

That was inspiring. I see that a lot of people are complaining about how this video is all about feminism and what not but it's actually much more. It inspires girls that they can do anything. Driving fast cars is not just for boys. Engineering or any STEM field is not just for men. When a girl makes a choice, it always depends on whether or not it's appropriate for them. Would people think i'm strange? Would people think i'm too masculine? People judge and girls will always have insecurities. Like I did. But this makes me want to be like her and it's not impossible. A role model. I mean look how cool she is. One day I wish I can become just like her and strive for even further. #inspired

[@AayushiRohilla]

waow that was it ....... i mean we should have a world like this ..... WOMEN!!!!

[@dalidemedina2294]

Why was the video about nasty juggalettes more than twice the length of this video? I would like to see more interviews with woman who are defying stereotypes in their respective fields, not trashy girls who couldn't find anything better to do with their time than take their clothes off.

[@enchiladaplatter1]

+Max Power what does she need feminism for? she has an awesome job and cool car that she understands how it fucking works! unlike this vapid cultural marxist caught between aspirations of journalism and activism and achieving neither. This reporter is a good example of someone who needs feminism to help her along in life, for fucks sake she would be out a job!!!

[@Sendmetothesky]

Now this is dope as fuck

[@14104]

Gees, people in the comments just HATE to see or hear anything about women not being in the kitchen making sandwiches. This video is about an engineer who identifies as a woman; it's literally hurting NO ONE.

[@gnatlou]

What a fucking badass. Excellent video.

[@mezgaile]

Whats the song on the background?

[@orangemoonglows2692]

what does her love of fast cars or her husband have to do with her work as a "top NASA engineer"? didn't event talk about what she does or why is supposed to be a top engineer.

[@annajansen6945]

Yes that annoys me the most. Instead of showing her actual work, they talk about her husband, dancing and her car. It´s kind of disrespectful, especially when the whole video should be about a woman in ENGINEERING and the person who watches doesn´t get informed about anything at all.

[@annajansen6945]

That´s like interviewing Marie Curie, but focus on the food she made for her children.

[@mannycalavera121]

She gives tours telling people how good she is. that's her job.

[@Skaarxiong1]

my dad is a Vietnam Vet 2nd Lieutenant with 50 some confirm kills. you don't see me using that to get into the military.

[@ridwanhusainishraq]

I love building rc airplanes rc cars rc modelling and hybrid cars electric aeroplanes ultralight aircraft

[@kitchensoda]

This is so motivating!

[@Kaar]

Inspiring! But if this was a interview about a male nasa engineer would the impact of his wife's work and how that effects you be a question?

[@cocomo645]

shit man, who hurt you?

[@michaelking4578]

I'm guessing you aren't married.

[@indefinite115]

Good video, wish more were like this.

[@taopanda98]

BADASSS GIRL!!!!I AM SO HAPPY and empowered! This girl rocks!!

[@arambaali]

This was refreshing.

[@UncleBoom]

People are going to belittle you and reject you, no matter what your genitals look like. Be inspired, find role models you identify with, and construct the Goal of who/where you want to be. ...After living my years, I think it's awesome that girls have this supportive attention and awareness projects. Flat out, all - and I mean ALL - young people deserve this type of thoughtful consideration. You - reading this, notice how she says her husband told her "you can DO this!"... Share that energy with people, don't only bring up the challenges that you think they will face, don't only brainstorm how they will need to overcome obstacles, share that emotional support with a human who needs it. No matter what their genitals look like. Peace

[@isabeljancsok6209]

I been looking around for a video of a female NASA engineering for a long time. I always want to be an astronautical engineer but never found an example to follow. I always wonder how they look like to fit in with the male counterparts. This video very helped me embrace being female. I love NASA. Dream Job

[@nancylozano5269]

Very inspiring Thank you for making this video

[@edwardguk6288]

Amazing!!!

[@sidrasajid711]

If you're a misogynist why are you on this channel? Why are you here? Go watch cat videos and calm down.

[@shadow.banned]

I don't think having different opinions on definitions of "equality" and "sexism" classify you as a misogynist. If your response to anyone with a different opinion is to always shout "MISOGYNIST", what do you ever expect to achieve? Hey, here's an idea- why don't _you_ fuck off and go watch cat videos?

[@cody4986]

Truly inspiring!

[@mateusmx1217]

She has a very good energy!!! Justi inspired me watching the video

[@emilybarber8073]

Amazing!

[@AW33406]

i got one question.... what is the mars rover doing now?

[@AW33406]

***** lol that comment just made my day

[@pbkilla619]

As long as both genders respect each others strengths and weaknesses, there is nothing wrong with what she is doing.

[@duuhaa9285]

this video inspired me so much i decided to start my engineering scholarship application. let's hope another female gets in this field! and i don't know how a car works, but eager to learn.

[@Hive_Atlas]

I kind of cringe when people think of all American as white. My whole life, I've always thought that it was interesting that white people are immigrants just as much as black people. Well except that they came here by choice. And Native Americans are considered exotic. It really weird me out.

[@martinlongtin8156]

I know how cars work but my engine oil is low 🤣🤣🤣

[@b.nawazligade3582]

May Almighty keep this Mam & other Mams of NASA, HAPPY, HEALTHY, ENERGETIC AND SUCCESSFUL FOREVER.

[@madelineperetti9427]

Denisse is a bad ass!

[@SKZaman-tz7qn]

Can commerce students join here in software engineering

[@JB-zn1kx]

When I was summer help there in 95, I met an intern and we stabbed the clam ALL SUMMER LONG!!! Let me just say that some of the buildings at Kennedy provided the best place to study red rockets... GOD I miss her

[@SzeQii]

What car is she driving? looks so cool!

[@jamesberlo4298]

the pathetic Cliché " I had to be so much better than the Men" get the fuck out of here ,Affirmative Action in action)( they don't get why Feminist is so repulsive. P.S. NASA is a Pussified shadow of its self, where the Perversity of Diversity trumps all. it is a repository for Hacks. She did make a remarkable transformation though to become an American Twat. The Liberal perverted dream maybe some day we will morph into unisex hermaphrodites and we can all go Fuck ourselves !! but it still wont be enough , they will whine and complain. Its so shocking how far we have fallen when you look at what NASA was , like the Saturn V & Apollo.

[@TheSamEnglish7Show]

I'm journalist wanting to go space. I'm even thinking of independently going.

[@Kharmazov]

Change the word feminist with socialist and we have title straight out of North Korea. "Progress Comrades!!!

[@chefkabuda2850]

Very inspiring...I adore you!

[@melatonin3000]

YAAAASSSSSSS

[@ridwanhusainishraq]

What is your name maam

[@UnderseaCaveman]

"Women have to be so much better"......DISHEARTENING. Well, perhaps there is a reason Camilla Paglia said "There are no female Mozarts, because there are no female Jack-the-Rippers" And standing by for the counter-evidence......."sound of crickets"

[@march3547]

I have a crush on her and biggest admiration for her.

[@tifferifficxo]

this is inspiring.

[@enchiladaplatter1]

+tifferifficxo learn how a car works (internal combustion engine + transmission + differential) and ill truly be inspired. automatic or manual, your choice but automatic is more complex. if you can achieve understanding of this, the heart of modern civilization, which most take for granted as magical rumblings under a hood that does their bidding. I would be impressed and inspired

[@lauracabe]

Very glad it spoke to you! :)

[@nashhvlogs6292]

Ian a female engineering student,in shaa Allah one day I will also working in NASA , pray for me

[@o0Guns0o]

I love fast cars, I know about them. Corvette...

[@busterdafydd3096]

This felt like a travel vlog, and only one women in this looked like she was actually doing engineering in it but it looked like the other women were just admin looking over shoulder poor engineers doing their job for passion while other females are like life is so hard for you isn't it can you complete all this stuff to prove that you have it hard so us admin can get more privileges in doing stuff.

[@Chrisallengallery]

That red car made me think that we need a Female Santa this Christmas.

[@enchiladaplatter1]

+HoldOnToYourTails dress your wife in red, shes pretty fat and would make a convincing santa

[@Chrisallengallery]

enchiladaplatter1 That's not a nice thing to say about her! Great! Now she is eating all the ice cream again, Thanks buddy!

[@ranondo92]

why should your gender matter?

[@The482075]

+Atheist Jewish Messiah It shouldn't matter, but sadly it does. Honestly. This is the type of Feminism that I can get behind. "We can do it!" Not only is Denisse an example of a woman who is successful in a STEM field she is encouraging other women. I see no issue with that. I'm actually very optimistic about gender equality, both in terms of Feminism and Mens Rights. I just wish we put a little more focus on positivity.

[@orangemoonglows2692]

+Atheist Jewish Messiah oh grow up.

[@zeropulses9180]

+Atheist Jewish Messiah Exactly my point. My way is, if a woman want to get into a certain job, let her. I don't give a damn. If she doesn't, who the heck cares. But what strikes me as odd are these weird feminists saying "We NEED to motivate more women to do this and that" why? That sounds wrong. Why do you not say "We need to motivate more PEOPLE to do this and that" why do you specifically target women? Why do you care? Why does anyone care? I don't give a damn if ONLY men work, and all women choose to not work. I wouldn't want to motivate women to work. Because it doesn't matter if they don't. There is no loss. All we need are employers, their genders does not matter. Just like they say "women can do any job a man can do" then the opposite must also be true. Thus, there is no need for women, and there is no need for men. There is only need for people, that can do their jobs. In the scenario that all women chose to not work, there is a key point. They CHOSE to not work. Which means, as long as they are not stopped from working, and they choose freely to either work or not, and which job etc, then there is no issue. There is only an issue if one person is not allowed to work in a certain workfield because of their gender. Unless it is biologically impossible for them or something. Let people do what they want. Also a sidenote. It disturbs me when people say men's and women's rights. What? What does that even mean? There are not two separate laws, one for women and one for men. They are one set of laws for men and women. At least in the US. And no, it is not legal to pay women less, which means it is illegal. If that truly happened, companies would go under. The salary gap has other reasons, logical reason, and these are known fact. It isn't sexism. It isn't per se about genders. Women work less, work less over time, and other reasons, so they overall get less pay, logic.

[@The482075]

Peaceful Everafter All fair points.

[@lauracabe]

+Peaceful Everafter the thing about people and human beings is that they will not do something if they do not see others do it. Thats science and I believe its called something "mirror". Anyway, the thing is is that if no women worked at all but they really wanted to be of service in a particular field not only will they be more afraid because no women was out there doing it (trail blazers, pioneers) but also it may be "weird" to some. Inevitably there would be a culture that wouldnt "support" these "outliers." And that actually happens with US Government Positions and many other jobs. Thats why we have to "motivate" them. Ya kno, to be trailblazers for the future women to follow.

[@ridwanhusainishraq]

I really love aeroplanes. Can you guide me

[@mariposatecknicolor]

She is indeed such a badass.

[@selinagonza1186]

Did I just watch a car ad?

[@Skaarxiong1]

i don't know, when i was a kid, back in the 80s, at school, we watched the space shuttle thingy live on tv. it was the first time a woman was going into space. the shuttle blew up before it even got out of the earth atmosphere. that didn't happen in the 60s when we put a man on the moon. oh well, shit happens. maybe we should send all toxic women to the moon.

[@Yehamarin]

Very interesting

[@Alexa-ll6kl]

We women are amazing

[@ria75002]

YASSS

[@gasslighterr]

Tbh this does not really make sense, as although you may experience a small amount of radiation you are still far away from the van allen radiation belt. Honestly waste of tax dollars, a project that we really do not need.

[@mayarabatistas]

Just one thing, it's not possible to everybody to have what they want...

[@meegz149]

3:36 So do you think you're better off without a man in your life? 3:50 oh, you said yes....? Almost hides the disappointment in her face

[@crystalginn1852]

Tresemme = girl power!

[@sunshineintherain121]

+Crystal Ginn the adds are so ironic.

[@hussainzakir1]

This is nauseating. Just because you see a women in an engineering role does not encourage you to become an engineer, and how are women intimidated in such fields. Also, women a twice as likely to be hired in STEM compared to an equally qualified male for the same job. www.sciencemag.org/careers/2015/04/stem-study-women-twice-likely-be-hired-comparably-qualified-men If you want to go into this field because you enjoy it go ahead but don't do it for superficial reasons or so you could be like this lady or that one. This doesn't make you happy. Women, passion for your job is more important than this nonsense.

[@xtusvincit5230]

Vocal fry warning.

[@me5ng3]

you know you don't need to be better than a man to apply for a job in engineering? :) I mean, seriously, if you're good you're good, if not, then you are not gonna get a job in that field. A big company/institution is not going to let money go just because of your gender.

[@KENACT1]

What kind of engineer is she again? And why do we never see her doing any, engineering? And being an engineer, why does she want her legacy to be "changing perception"? Like any other engineer, shouldn't her legacy be the wonderful things she built? When we think of Washington Roebling, is his legacy a "change in perception" or the Brooklyn Bridge?

[@isadorashanti6089]

this is SO sad the very fact that the only example of any other engineer you made was a male is the very reason she made this video. The video is about changing perception like you said, if she were making a video showing off projects then that's what would be shown.

[@KENACT1]

@@isadorashanti6089 Well then, perhaps she can show off her engineering skills instead of her fancy clothes and snazzy car? She comes across as Malibu Barbie. Looked her up, she's a mechanical engineer, and to be licensed she had to pass her PE Exam, which is an 8 hour test covering several subjects. Here's a sample question she had to answer. If she walks her viewers through the question and explains it, that is shows off her engineering skills, perhaps that would be a real change of perception. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnzUiX-kjJh_Y7M

[@bte320]

If I was a hiring manager at a firm, I would never hire someone like this. I guarantee she's the type who would make a huge stink if she felt that she was treated unfairly or passed over for promotion, regardless of the validity, and she would say it was purely because she's a woman, not because she was lacking in experience or managerial skills. People should be judged on the content of their hearts and the quality of their work, she comes off very insecure and overly compensating for that insecurity. If you don't want to be treated special, then don't emphasize that something you had no choice in like being born a woman. You chose to be an engineer, then be an engineer and nothing more, just be real.

[@KENACT1]

Look up her bio. She once worked for the DOE and now for NASA, but NEVER in the private sector, where you have to produce value instead of being a checkmark on a diversity audit. Government was the only one who would hire her?

[@EarthAngel504]

All females.. now you know why NASA haven't been making any major break throughs and discoveries.

[@manavchauhan2783]

You're more like a Red Ferrari

[@atravelproject]

iron ring

[@MrHkl8324]

I am quite sure more capable men make the way for the feminist. They feminism for that, we live in a shitty world when ideology make you ignore meritocracy

[@nurbolatkhuan7847]

mashallah satellite of mason

[@TheTravellingObserver]

Lolllzzzzzz yeah with special attention special seats and “diversity” driven quotas and seections , yrah “women have to be so much better”. What a load of crap.

[@Soap1O]

Nothing shows equality and deserved recognition or why women should be top engineers like only showing lifestyle and how they feel. And nothing of actual substance. What are they working on? What is her responsibility? Which problem does she need to tackle right now? What smart new solutions has she contributed? It's easy to say, she should be a top engineer and women need to be recognized in the STEM fields. But honestly she has said nothing or they showed nothing which elevates her to be anything more than all the other engineers. Just note here, I'm not saying she shouldn't be an engineer, but being a top engineer is a bold claim. Of course you could argue now, that this video is more for young girls to feel inspired to pursue careers in STEM and it's totally cool and they can (apparently every one of them) do it. So the video shows more of the stuff girls care about and what they look for in life, so the actual hard science behind everything can sort of fall behind. But that's kind of sexist to make an assumption like that. In that sense I will say, if you don't care about the actual technical aspects and even if math isn't really your thing. You don't belong in those field (and yes men who don't really care for math do neither)

[@Soap1O]

+Soap1O Oh yea I forgot one more thing. Do you actually think there are so many male role models to look up to? Most of them are nerds, almost nobody looks at them "Woooow such a role model he's everything I want to be!". Instead most men, are just interested in the subject matter itself or want to make a decent amount of money. That's it, that's mens motivation, and honestly that should be all the motivation you need to pursue a career like that. I'm not saying women don't care about the subject matter, I'm just saying that whole role model thing shouldn't be your motivation.

[@gasslighterr]

Assa

[@juanitoq9975]

First

[@G5Ckxew]

She shows all the signs of an attention seeker. NASA engineer Feminist Red Corvette owner club dancer. brags endlessly about accomplishments etc.... I suspect she has daddy issues and seeks male attention by entering a traditionally male dominated field. I find her attention seeking very cringeworthy. She needs to build her self esteem, start loving herself, and stop seeking approval of others.

[@lauracabe]

This comment shows all the signs of an impolite, arrogant and uneducated person. Bringing people down. Pretending to be a psychologist Then diagnosing them (haha) Then advising them! Seeing things that arent there Etc. I find this comment cringeworthy.

[@EarthAngel504]

Women, the Profession victims, Experts in oppression. and they'll never let you forget it