Cody In California Part 2

[@maxximumb]

I like Cody's enthusiasm. It's like watching a kid in a sweet shop.

[@RaithSienar]

I read that as sweat shop.

[@DamianReloaded]

I love how Canyon ain't giving half an f ^_^

[@jaratt85]

I like watching his videos because he makes me feel like less of a geek... comparitively

[@LeanMan82]

Honestly reminds me of some of my high school friends. Its nice to see souls so similar...

[@Joseph843]

Cody I don't know if you'll ever see this, but I'd like to say thank you. My life hasn't been the most cheerful experience and over time I have lost a lot of interest in things I used to care deeply about, especially science. Your videos are always incredibly informative and fun to watch, and they have both put a smile on my face while I'm feeling depressed and have revitalized my interest in science. The last clip of this video where you exclaim "Look at how big this thing is! This went to space!" just reminds me of how I thought of things when I was a kid. Your videos are helping me think like that again, so to say it one more time, thank you so much for your videos!!! I also wanted to tell you that you have a wonderful personality. You're the kind of person who I instantly want to be friends with :)

[@drakep271]

Couldn't have said it better myself. I know this is an old comment but I just wanted to say that I hope you're doing a bit better now, you seem like a great guy :)

[@2tommyrad]

Kanyon's one of the better YT vidiographers. She second-guesses you and your statements, holds the camera firm, no jumping around, etc. Well done Kanyon! We thank you for NOT giving us motion sickness ;P

[@annettehargan5283]

Just stumbled accross Cody'slab . It is currently my new favorite channel!

[@ThePanFrajer]

Love the genuine excitement in your voice

[@TheWeakMinded]

That look of 'you are way too excited about this'

[@DarkGreenMagician]

14:03

[@mindfreaksniper]

I love going back through these videos and it always cracks me up how Cody feels the need to specify he wasn't the cause for the mercury coating even before the mercury toilet

[@therealteddamooes]

I know this is an older video and I really don’t think anyone will read this, but I am from California and I have been to the same museum and I have learned a lot from the videos that he has done just from all of us from California we say thank you for your amazing videos.

[@SpydersByte]

Cody's constantly little giggles are life goals. I wish I led a life so fun and interesting that I had to giggle out loud every minute or two.

[@TooTrue2]

Cheers to his girlfriend for letting him geek out like that...

[@RoseeKilljoy]

i think, im not sure buti think that most of the times she's filming, not always but sometimes.

[@pauldjacobs]

Love your videos Thank you for showing me your trip, really loved your visit to the shuttle, being on the other side of the world I will probably never get the chance to go there. You made it seem like I was there next to you

[@Lhewk]

Haha! Californian here, had no idea our driving habits and roads were so different =P

[@stargazer7644]

6:24 Those things between the stripes on the road are reflectors. In states where it snows, they recess the reflectors below the surface so the plows scrape over them.

[@ReedLove]

It seems like you had a good time, and I hope that was genuinely the case! I'm a California transplant from the South West and have been living in the Central Valley area for almost sixteen years. There are definitely things that I miss about the desert, but California absolutely has its perks. ;] Anyway, thanks for sharing your adventure with us! Keep havin' fun!

[@petermenzies9193]

It's hilarious to hear people talk about California

[@jonasr7230]

The more I watch Cody geek out over the stuff that I love, the more I think we'd be really good friends... Kanyon, you're a patient woman

[@connormcquinn9778]

9:08 *Points at a 15 foot rocket* "this is about the size I need to build, right there" Don't hear that every day, do you? XD

[@628DirtRooster]

Looked like a fun trip

[@crywhit4619]

4:19 I love how that lady had no clue who she was asking that question to...😂

[@bobwerner6512]

I love the space stuff as well nice to see it from fresh eyes again

[@nathansmith1085]

I would have visited all of the same places Cody did in this video. Awesome trip!

[@ricaldrich3424]

Your reaction reminds me of watching the first Moon landing and my Mom trying to tell me it was time for bed. That girl is a keeper

[@thematthewbox]

"I think I fired my laser at it a few times" lol isn't that like a $10,000 fine

[@juhmickm4410]

We have reflectors on the lane lines here in Chicago. Most are inset maybe half an inch, so the plows don't rip them off

[@dobisan1254]

Like a kid in a candy shop. :))

[@Tontonrawr]

this reminds me of when I went and I was like a kid in a candy shop. You could feel the excitement in the air and dreams felt like a reality when I went.

[@Davidautofull]

+Damien Cantu were you 5?

[@KysonMuh]

You sir are my idle, I can't stop watching your videos! (Sorry if I am being creepy) I live in Pleasant Grove and it's amazing on all of your videos about the stuff you find and make. How it isn't some thing going on in a different part of the world. It's going on right around me. Keep up the awesome work and videos! Thank you if you read this!

[@themysticfocus]

You should learn to speak idol right

[@phugoidoscillations]

10:52 The tires were filled with nitrogen and constantly leaked throughout the mission (at specified rates that were constantly monitored). Nitrogen was a balance between weight and leakage. Also the skid marks left at touchdown smelled to me like "skunk". And no they didn't land with brakes applied, braking was applied at very specific speeds after drag chute deployment, nose gear touch down, etc. lest the tires blow or the brakes overheat. I still get misty-eyed when I unexpectedly see an orbiter, as do probably 10-20 thousand other folks lucky enough to work on that program; amazing my reaction after all these years. I can't imagine the impact of time on the Apollo team.

[@jac-co9je]

over here in tennecey the bumps are reflecters that are sunk under the leavel of the road

[@rin_2a]

we have the "little bumps" (reflectors) in Indiana and our weather is all over

[@moth6643]

3:44, really cool to hear my town (Bakersfield)

[@kolxoznik]

Thanks for visiting us, Cody!

[@replicaRocca]

9:08, Cody's just like "Yeah, I think I want to build a rocket like twice my size. No problem." That's a level of ambition that I am sadly lacking.

[@liorsinger1]

Cody next time you are in the area you are welcome to visit us in Lake Tahoe!

[@somaland]

I grew up on the Unst ophiolite, so loads of gabbro & olivine & serpentine there, fun to see you excited by a tiny gabbro pebble :-)

[@ivegot5onit42]

Where I live the markers in the road are everywhere, not sure if there are any roads without them in NC.....When you drive past them going the correct direction they reflect normal orange, but if your going the wrong way they reflect red lol!

[@firearmsstudent]

A diffuser is a device in which causes the velocity of the flow to decrease and the pressure to increase. In subsonic flow it is a space of increasing cross-sectional area. Also the scientists wanted women to go up first as they were lighter than men but that plan was nixed by the president.

[@anothermoth]

+Cody'sLab page 48 of large.stanford.edu/courses/2011/ph240/nguyen1/docs/SSME_PRESENTATION.pdf explains that it's part of the nozzle cooling system. page 10 of ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19890015066.pdf shows a close up view. Its main function seems to be that it is the manifold where the fuel flow from the high pressure turbo pump splits to follow the various cooling paths. That it is also a diffuser means the line from the high pressure turbo pump can be narrower and the flow through the cooling passages can be slower. Without a diffuser there those properties would trade off against each other. Presumably excess flow velocity through the cooling passages would incur viscous losses from the large surface area, while a larger pipe from the high pressure turbo pump would add mass.

[@anothermoth]

+Cody'sLab Also, jet engines commonly have a diffuser between the outlet of their compressors and their combustion chambers. The compressors work best when they can output gas with more velocity than the combustion chambers can cope with. so the diffuser slows the flow by recovering the kinetic energy into additional pressure. So it's unsurprising to find a diffuser on the outlet of a dynamic pump, but perhaps surprising to find it so removed from the pump.

[@jmh1189]

+Cody'sLab I suppose there is a threshold of intelligence where calling it magic just doesn't cut it anymore... but it's pure f!@#ing magic.

[@scottthompson9633]

The bumps between the white lines are road reflectors, they serve many purposes. Reflect headlights so it's ezer to stay in your lane at night, one side is usually white and the other is red, i believe, so you know if your going the wrong way. They also help to let you know if your drifting out of your lane.

[@creepersider]

With The bumps on the road between the lanes I think your referring to rumble strips and they still work in snowy areas because we have them here in Nova Scotia. Canada.

[@blackbirdpie217]

The highway bumps you're talking about are called Bott's dots. They are used in areas that don't generally get snow because the plow would just scrape them off the pavement. They really work well at night, as headlights light them up brightly. I have seen pocketed reflectors, placed into divots where it does snow such as in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Mile markers? Miles from what? Exits are numbered in Ca. also, but not always labeled as such. Usually GPS nav systems will mention the exit numbers. And you do see some of them labeled. You didn't mention where you are looking at the space craft.

[@petrilaakso7927]

It would be interesting see Cody to visit Northern Europe

[@Soloist1983]

Now he needs to go to Arizona! Tour Meteor Crater, visit Lowell Observatory, or the Discovery Channel Telescope. Cody, I think you would like Northern AZ! I still frequently visit Flagstaff, went to NAU, was a cozy place for a science nerd such as myself :)

[@Shirkyy]

You look so happy in the museum ! :)

[@jaratt85]

there's also silver in the rivers and the really dull grey metal is often times platinum

[@Folgemilch21]

holy shit what a space geek ... hilarious... love these videos!

[@giostisskylas]

Hey Cody, come to Germany. Here you can experience how it is to be overtaken at 180 mph on the Autobahn. :)

[@NorokVokun]

Burkhard Redeker i think you mean 180 km/h because 180 miles per hour would be roughly 290km/h

[@jonnybabes1]

@@NorokVokun No limit on the Abahn so if your car will do 180 mph then you can drive it at 180 mph

[@mitch3064]

@@jonnybabes1 I will say that I only lived in Germany for 3 years, but we spent almost every weekend going to some kind of festival castle, or other scenic sites and I never saw anyone passing us over about 120M MPH. If even that. I myself did do a bit over 120 MPH in an Alpha Romeo one time, but I was only 16 at the time so it was the fastest I had gone in a ground vehicle at that time. I don't know if there is a lower limit, but even tho there may not be a speed "limit", the Polizei can pull you over for speeding. Again I am not an expert, just relaying what I remember from many years ago.

[@TheGoodChap]

I know it's really far away but you should come to the Cosmosphere in Hutchison KS, surprisingly one of the best space museums in the world, has way way more actual modules, satellites, and other historic pieces from US space projects, and quite a few Soviet ones than anyone would ever expect to see in KS. Over 13,000 artifacts and the largest collection of US and Russian artifacts in the world like an SR-71, the Apollo 13 command module, V-1 and V-2 rockets, Sputnik 1 flight-ready backup etc.

[@Lehtaan]

I don't get why they had to add the epic music to the Space Shuttle room.

[@danielgorzel7222]

Lehtaan To make u feel proud of that u get into space (make u feel like u doing something that u can be proud of) [that's just my idea]

[@veridico84]

Hey Cody, super late reply to a six year old video. Yeah in South Africa we also have the bumps between the white lines on the roads, we call them cats eyes as they reflect any light at night. With regards to the gabbro, it isn't a metamorphosed basalt, it is the intrusive form of basalt, chemically identical, however extruded at depth vs at surface. We get a lot of it in South Africa.

[@DietterichLabs]

This is a great video.

[@mohawksniper79]

Awsum vid thanks very cool space ship

[@justice5150]

9:20 Why won't they allow flash photography of the Mercury Suit??

[@mitch3064]

Might be that bright light would degrade the material.

[@greedygringoprospecting6941]

where did you get the little jar

[@mybackhurts7020]

You're totally allowed to play with the tar holes there it's awesome everyone should go

[@Davidautofull]

Cody, go to Tucson. the city was mapped out before being built. sort of a square, there are streets and avenues. one goes north to south and the other run east and west. in one corner there are stravenues running something like southeast to northwest. also the worlds largest airplane graveyard. used to no be but now there are tour buses with A/C.

[@auntieaoife]

Navigating is one of the things I miss about living in Utah. Though it's not as easy in Ogden with the Presidential names of the main N-S streets.

[@mathewdearborn3695]

The reflectors are sometimes counter sunk for that reason

[@sethr.9338]

Go visit northern California sometime! I think you'll like it a helluva lot better than southern; I know I do! The traffic is almost nonexistent, lots less people, and more nature.

[@arcticmonkeys454]

Yeah Bakersfield is mentioned!!!

[@mathewdearborn3695]

I have some metals I found while digging posts for a horse pen and I have no idea what they are!!! Even from my research online. I would live to figure out what these are if anyone can help

[@granskare]

we do the same as you-16st x 18th av :)I have seen bits of black sand on Lake Superior in Upper Mich. does the black sand contain silver? Lots of people in CA. We had 3 guys go into space from around our area, Iowa and Illinois :) There were a large number of Russian rocket engines which were found better than what we used,,,Amazing.

[@nopushbutton]

Utah driving sounds nice!

[@andronatroncoulomb9299]

Gabbro is very common in my neck of the woods.

[@juliusfucik4011]

I've seen the Enterprise on the Intrepid. Admittedly, Enterprise is only a prototype, but it seriously impressed me even without these huge engine bells.

[@2ftpmarco]

very good video's, keep making them !!

[@Parker_Noodles]

They're building a new structure that will hold it upright with the external tank, I can't wait to see it!

[@maxmccormick3376]

That fist panning place was right next to my house!

[@SpydersByte]

9:42 actually Cody the sign says that the heat shield broke off before recovery, not that it didn't have one at all. Read the sign! :D

[@jynmeyer]

RE: No flash Photography: From what I learned, for certain displays that have old material they don't like flash photography because they are photosensitive. For example, I was at the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit in LA when I was visiting in July. They didn't allow any photography because back when the scrolls were first found, the people who were gathering them smoked heavily and didn't really know how to take care of the stuff which damaged a lot of it.The room was dark and they only brought out the scrolls once every few years because they were already fading and breaking down from the atmosphere and light. Maybe it's a similar situation with the suits. :)

[@MrCheezeNip]

+Jyn Meyer Most high quality pigments for color degrade from light exposure. That is why most museums don't allow cameras around works of art or any exhibits. I cringe anytime I see people taking pictures in an Arts gallery.

[@mitch3064]

I have no absolute knowledge as to how large numbers of flash photography affect items, but I have a feeling that most things would degrade from a huge amount of high-intensity light caused by tens of thousands of museum-goers taking flash photos, no matter how well preserved they are. Unless of course the items could be put behind some sort of filter system if that is possible. Items in museums could have tens of thousands and more people looking at them, so I doubt that flash photography should be allowed to be used on ANY rare/precious items that are wanted to be available for future generations.

[@TzGamingClanHQ]

Hey Cody you seem really knowledgable on geology and chemistry what do you or did you do for a living before?

[@BrandonCase]

Endearing enthusiasm

[@Grand-Massive]

The fuel efficiency of the space shuttle is 2 feet per gallon of fuel

[@victorfiori105]

Cody, I might be flying down to Phoenix, Arizona soon. Maybe we could meet up. (Sorry for asking this again but did you ship the replacement necklace, if you did I'll have to check my mailbox because I just got back from vacation.)

[@victorfiori105]

***** thanks

[@SandMagnum]

Cody is the man every woman wishes she had

[@jmardesich7361]

Lol that's my local museum!

[@DemonSlayer-df4ym]

@1:02 ...Guess why is called the San Jose Mercury News

[@RyanDickinson]

In Oregon the street names have the region of the town or city that your in and then a street name. Ex. East. Blank street

[@iamharrisonkane]

Is Mercury covered gold what they call white gold? I could google this, but this way I have a chance of you responding

[@smellycat249]

Wow, you were in my neck of the woods

[@MrGoatflakes]

Some guy was saying in the last video that for every couple of bits of gold you would pull out a bit of platinum in Ca :P

[@ricksanchez2237]

"cartuuuuuusion grid system"

[@theblackpeark]

you know what is appropriate... having kerbal space program intro music on while viewing this video :DD :P

[@hmmm9658]

They don't have cats eyes in Utah?

[@aideusscibletron5702]

If he is this excited about that museum, he would love the Smithsonian.

[@LouisCarr117]

"space toilet!"

[@stargazer7644]

13:45 Spacehab flew on 13 different Shuttle flights.

[@killazkush]

Cody, giving you all the respect possible but your lady is pretty cute!!! Looks like you got a good one bro!!! keep up with all the amazing video content!! Later

[@mitch3064]

More important even than being cute, is that she seems like a truly sweet person, and seems to laugh easily. Your wife/girlfriend being cute when you are old and your eyesight is going isnt as nice as hearing your them laugh at your silly jokes that you have told a thousand times. But gosh do I like cute girls all the same. Nothing but props to you and your girl Cody.

[@Felisargyle]

I take living in California for granted

[@joemo1033]

As far as needing a map, the northeast is the worst! Our streets are just paved 200 year old cow roads. ZERO straight lines...its brutal for newcomers.

[@arjen4120]

Joe Morrell im always amazed when looking at maps of cities in the USA, so many straight lines!!! if you look at a map from a european city its just turns everywhere

[@我-b2t]

you shouldve went to the natural history museum right next to the science center :) they have a lot of stuff i think you wouldve enjoyd

[@mashrien]

He's nerding out and Canyon's just looking at him like "ugh, seen it, let's go" She's just as nerdy though, so it's cute :3 I use 'nerd' in a loving sense, brainiacs make the world move forward and this country needs more of 'em.

[@moritzkockritz5710]

more like "ugh im on camera, what am i supposed to do"

[@larissareyes2111]

Awesome youtube channel! You're so right about Californian drivers btw. Everyone drives aggressively and stay's about 80 MPH, if not faster on the freeway!

[@Fileffel]

I can only imagine if Cody went to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

[@Eff_d]

Can U do a vid on melting down meteorite if U can

[@SethWestmore]

Come Check Out Connecticut Drivers!

[@chadparker3278]

hey i live in logan to

[@spootersply181]

a defuser is what you use to defuse the bomb. hence the saying "dont be a lose buy a defuser"

[@dustoin1386]

I've sided a couple houses right in your neighborhood

[@dvsrl8209]

I live in ca and the bombs are reflectors

[@hattusilli2225]

Hey Cody , It seems very exciting for you to see and feel the space travel . I hope Mars One fails because it does not have the idea to minimise the cost and perfect technology to launch the spacecraft . Otherwise I have much trust the you can come up with the idea and mechanism soon and grab all the contracts to develop spacecrafts.