Real Engineer Reacts to Technology in Avengers

[@erichidrogo5381]

this movie pulled me into the marvel universe back in 2012

[@parychahal]

Glad to have you!

[@rudrasingh6354]

Same

[@thecaptain6184]

Same

[@vavossvictors1201]

The iron man absorbing energy suit was enhanced from the iron man 2 suit that nearly got short circuit it was meant to show how he always fixes his flaws

[@lisandro1076]

Because Tony learns from his mistakes

[@lyrickdv8518]

I learned more from this video than I did from actually going to school

[@parychahal]

lmaoooo

[@Woodsman405]

Exactly

[@albertjackinson]

Bad teachers, maybe?

[@canadiangopnik7007]

@@albertjackinson bad education system

[@Twenty-Seven]

Regarding the nuke scene: since it detonated _within_ the ship so to speak, you could imagine that the ship's hull turned to plasma and made a "fireball." Also, the infrared blast given off by the nuke could absolutely heat up surrounding matter regardless of having a conductive medium like air in between.

[@parychahal]

good point

[@AnDrei-nf5jb]

7:08 I think maybe Tony have Mk6 actually upgraded to handle electricty better because of the problem he had with Whiplash in IM2 with the Mk5 so he had Mk6 handle it better

[@parychahal]

That could be....makes sense for Tony to do that

[@xmatobujnakx]

same with antman in civil war and nano technology in IW

[@Woodsman405]

Ya

[@AnDrei-nf5jb]

@@alexanderhaggman4173 i know but its not specifically implied that its a upgrade from his past mistakes unlike the others

[@theoneandonly3077]

@@parychahal tony does add on a solution to every problem he’s come across in the movies to each new suit he makes. When he was stranded and cold in iron man 3 he added a heater in peter’s suit for example.

[@mnccorp3368]

"In this highly detailed diagram"............🤣😂 Loving your reviews man..........educational, sarcastic and funny🤣❤

[@parychahal]

Glad you like them!

[@tomchandler7568]

ammo ow oii...

[@varencilator]

The nuke could have just been reacting with the air and fuel in the mothership itself to create such an explosion.

[@user-ex4nh7qi8u]

it’s highly unlikely, you’d need the nuke to first pierce the armour of the, most likely hard and resilient, alien ship, then to explode initially with out any oxygen, bearing in mind that these aliens most likely run off something other than oxygen. the explosion wouldn’t nearly be powerful enough to damage a ship like that either and it’s most definitely not running on any fuel source. that would require heaps of fuel to power a spaceship that’s travelling through space.

[@attackonhumby]

but he said the initial beam of light was correct so it did pierce the ship, also we see this aliens "breathe" normally on earth, since they are openly screaming and have no type of system for whatever they breather on their planet one can assume that they also breathe oxygen. that being said, thats me assuming and am a huge idiot xD

[@mohamed-hamzamsaddaq9471]

@@attackonhumby the initial beam of light is from the nuclear fusion

[@attackonhumby]

@@mohamed-hamzamsaddaq9471 oh ok sorry i dont know much about the subject was just going off what he said but i mustve not understood correctly thanks

[@blueshard4632]

@@user-ex4nh7qi8u if it doesn't have any type of fuel in it, what would it run on?

[@ivoemo7047]

Man, times have passed, I remember seeing this movie 10 years old with my family.

[@fr8trainUS]

The suit shut down because it ran out of power. In the scene before that when he is chasing the missle, you can hear Jarvis tell him the suit is low on power. When he catches there missle, Tony says "save the rest fire the turn J". it wouldn't surprise me if there were a deleted scene where Tony tells Jarvis to shutdown everything but guidance and thrusters, including life-support

[@osamuyimenigbinobaro2708]

if you listen carefully when iron man was about taking the nuke to space tony told jarvis to put everything theve got into the thrusters meaning that the thrusters consumed a lot of power to fly fast to take the nuke into space and besides tony has been flying around before the nuke came in consuming power

[@resadindipa2369]

SHIELD used tony stark’s interactive hologram tech and project the image under the turbine letting the air pass through it 😀

[@paulhunt9439]

I'm glad someone has pointed out Tony passing out. No one has a real explanation for it, but Iron Man 3 touches on the impact that the battle of New York had on him. It could be shell shock. Physiological and psychological shock, he has been in near constant combat for an extended period of time, and has been mentally taxed that entire time too. Adrenaline would have been pumping through him constantly too.

[@thenothingking]

I could be wrong, but...the only thing I believe that’s unrealistic about the falling scene is how fast he slows down. Just like any other Iron Man analysis video, unless he figures out a way to stop his own body’s/brain’s momentum from obliterating himself in the suit, he would probably die from that maneuver.

[@parychahal]

You are correct! That is something I overlooked

[@logiprime]

I’m taking physics this year and I can actually understand your videos now lol

[@parychahal]

for sure ahaha

[@imari2783]

I love these reviews thanks so much for doing them

[@parychahal]

Glad you like them!

[@norbertramaj3024]

Well, this is mad late, but him passing out could be due to a pressure change? That mixed with the shock of what he was seeing? And the suit powering down could be do to Jarvis not controlling/monitoring it. Tony would have been too far away from earth for JARVIS to interact with the suit. And since Tony himself passed out, then there is nothing to control the suit. That, or just radiation/ alien ships frequencies messing up his tech.

[@zulmaze7462]

(slap table).... Thank you!!

[@utkarshsrivastava1039]

Bro he passed out because I think his power source after iron man 2 was his suit and the arcreactor

[@martyc3447]

Huh

[@CosmoHQ]

Actually thats quite possible also in the shawrma "not the one in the post credits" scene you can see that the reactor was turned off and slowly turned back on but shouldn't he have passed out slowly?

[@lancechristiand.aristotele8309]

I think the reason the suit powered down is because jarvis said earlier that "we will lose power before penetrating the shell". My guess is that the suit is about to run out of enegry but then again the arc reactor is a mega battery

[@IDK-fi1gb]

He was out of power by the end of the fight, it said a few monies earlier he was running on empty

[@luckypunchproductions3349]

Iron Man's suit lost power because he was low on power and had used the remaining energy to put into his thrusters to redirect the missle

[@martyc3447]

What about the arc reactor powering the suit though

[@luckypunchproductions3349]

@@martyc3447 The thrusters and every thing related to the suit is powered by the arc reactor...He was also non stop fighting since the portal opened and Jarvis had said the suit was a prototype and not "finished" so its plausible that by that point the arc reactor would have been low on power

[@martyc3447]

@@luckypunchproductions3349 ah, that makes sense. Thanks for explaining bro

[@amazingmao]

@@martyc3447 The Arc reactor was a perpetual energy generator with virtually unlimited energy production capability(espeically since this is his new vibranium cored arc reactor that’s based on the tesseract energy) so his reactor probably would never run dry. However it’d be unlikely the reactor would just be hooked up to every part of the suit directly, Tony must have some kind of capacitors built in the suit to temporarily store the energy to be readily redistributed to different parts of the suit. My guess is if the suit did run dry, it’d be those capacitors running dry. That means that if Tony could sit still and wait a bit, his arc reactor could recharge those capacitors back to full, but then again, there’d be hardly any time to wait around when he’s in free fall...

[@luckypunchproductions3349]

@@amazingmao not unlimited energy and the core isn't Vibranium. We have seen the arc reactor crap out multiple times in the MCU but your point about capacitors is well taken... I don't know anything about that.

[@ph0ax497]

11:50 it would make sense, if the nuclear warhead get through the ship armor, decompress the ship, the air would start escaping the ship, and then thermonuclear reaction would occur.

[@ph0ax497]

also about that EMP discharge, you know i think that huge explosion of the warship was not from nuclear warhead itself, but more some kind of chain reaction. If technology of the alien ship was based on teseract structure (which is a part of iron man upgraded ARC reactor), then upon explosion, or some kind of implosion, there would be a lot of gamma rays bursts, and these can be altered to electric discharge (tho i have no particular knowledge on the details), and electric discharge could be so big, that Iron Man just shut down (as you said in the beginning). Also i think "400% capacity" was not "4x maximum capacity", but rather "4x standard power capacity". That would be more likely to have any sense. Iron Man could have additional cappacitor system designed to withstand some outburst of electricity, and "charge" like battery system or something like that. I could think of such systems in real world, like "afterburners" in jet planes (yet i know it's not based on electricity). Your videos are really nice to jumpstart thinking process.

[@daviddeane4250]

if you listen carefully you can hear tony telling jarvis to put everything thev'e got into the thrusters meaning that all the power should only be put into the thrusters only to make it fly faster in order to carry the nuke into space which is consuming a lot of power and besides tony has been flying through out new york city also consuming fuel.

[@mannysabir1339]

The part when Tony Starks new suit links up as he's falling was the best part of the whole movie.

[@josephanthony1655]

Realistically, if the suit were to fail with Tony in it, he's pretty much stuck in there.

[@CosmoHQ]

6:55 could it be that the strike thor hit him with was transferred to a battery and the rest of the charge was transferred to ground (like if tony made it that the rest of the charge travels through a cable of some material "maybe a new one he made that has even less resistance to electricity than copper" and travel to ground maybe through his feet?

[@MrStanFungi]

12:24 I think he just passed out because he just completely lost hope. Cause everyone thought it was just a one way trip, and there was no obvious way out

[@aaronth777]

Just a thought I had: wouldn't the air in earth's atmosphere be pulled through the wormhole into space? Space is one big vacuum and the atmosphere has pressure so things would be sucked from earth into space. Tony then wouldn't be able to fall back through to earth due to the massive amount of wind being drawn through the wormhole

[@parychahal]

That's a good question....I would think there was a barrier between open space and the atmosphere of Earth...but idk thats a good question

[@unknow11712]

@@parychahal this open more question ... if there was atmosphere coming from the hole, would he free fall on the planet ? would be the G of earth be stronger than the air pressure ?

[@121sumeet]

His AI is connected wirelessly through a Hub and Nexus, a Satellite based Internet Connection which Tony had installed, it's shown in other parts of the Film as well Sequel in Age of Ultron. Maybe once he travelled through Wormhole, he lost the Range to his own wireless connectivity that is connected to his Suit, hence he upgraded the Suit with similar features in Infinity War on purpose, meaning the AI was pre-installed in the Suit with Nanotech.

[@brussell639]

One theory I've heard, and watched videos of, is Iron Man's progression of technology thru the movies. In Iron Man 2, he had trouble dealing with the electricity of whiplash's whips. So in the first Avengers movie, you see he's enabled his armor to harness and utilize that excess charge. Also in Endgame, he's even fine tuned it for Thor's lightning.

[@woodbrassandglass]

The invisible carrier is cool. The camera and screen is one component.

[@wonderfeather75theboss61]

The reason he lost power I the wormhole was because of the extra force he had to put in to change the path if a directed nuke

[@Treddy0810]

What you missed is, if the suite catches a free falling tony, stops and accelerate back to the top in less than 2 seconds he will be a toast.

[@user-ex4nh7qi8u]

very true

[@alejandrosigala3502]

Its called metamaterial its experimental there is also a spray that was developed in a university that is capable of bending light around a object. This is just that but perfected

[@shirou_white]

I know im a year late to comment, but i thought why not share this opinion of mine...about the whole thing of tony's suit having somesort of air supply..couldn't it be that the while he is in the air, the suit sucks in air to fill up such an air container, and when he entered the wormhole the he had no more air to refill, so the tank ran out of oxigen to supply...like just because we see him in space for a few sec, it must not mean it's the actual time he was there (from inuniverse perspective)...

[@Woodsman405]

Hydro reflection panels I read something that certain panels use the hydrogen particles in the air to create reflections of what's around them but they would be bigger than what's around them like in homecoming when Spider-Man is on the invisible plane and he is huge on the bottom

[@brussell639]

I took issue with Tony's suit losing power after going thru the wormhole too. But my main problem was why he bothered going thru the wormhole at all, other than for the dramatic affect. All he had to do was make sure the nuke was going thru, because he didn't do any extra aiming once he passed thru it.

[@zweihanderpancakes1855]

The nuke would actually burn, because you're forgetting that the mothership has to have air INSIDE in order for things to live. As soon as there's a breach in containment, from the initial explosion which is the flash of light, air would stream out in a way that makes the explosion possible to work and look the way it does. Even if it isn't traditional air, its still matter for that reaction to pass through and the atomic bombs made things burn that nobody expected to burn - people still don't understand all of the physics behind those detonations.

[@user-ex4nh7qi8u]

no

[@manajitbhowmik7482]

His highly detailed diagram cracked me up 🤣🤣🤣

[@unzengasfumes]

This dudes cool, binge watching all his videos.

[@parychahal]

Thanks Julian!

[@amazingmao]

One theory I have for why the Iron Man suit shuts off after Tony flew through the wormhole is that, as shown previous to that scene his call to Pepper failed which means he lost connection/signal to earth through that wormhole opening. My theory is that the Mark VII suit he’s wearing does not have Jarvis or indeed any OS onboard yet(Jarvis did say the MK VII was not ready). Perhaps all throughout the fight Jarvis has been running the suit from the cloud? This would certainly support the follow up movie, Iron man 3, where Jarvis has been upgraded to run 40 suits from the cloud. Thus when Tony went through the wormhole and lost signal, the suit loses Jarvis and turned into just hardware with no OS essentially.

[@stryaterra]

As cool as the free fall scene is, the thing I constantly keep hearing about is the sudden change from freefall to stopping and then to flying upwards is too drastic for Tony to actually survive. I don't know if it is possible for exosuits to decrease the effects of the change in force, so I can't really confirm this on my own. (I'm also too lazy/tired to do any research on it rn at least).

[@unknow11712]

think about it this way , he was free falling at max terminal velocity , and he stopped in aproxamily 2 seconds to stop . max terminal velocity is around 200km/h , 55.5 m/s ... thx to the suit, the force of the stop is distribuited to the whole body ( on a car, you would have the force pressed in the place of your belt ( if you have one) or the first part of your body that is touching the car ( usualy your arms that are on the weel , then your head ) normaly an human can survive a 9 g ( 9x 9.8 m/s2) ... to reach 0 m/s from 55 m/s in 2 seconds you need an accelleration of around 22.5 m/s2 , that is around 3 g . totaly doable. edit : ofc, i may have fucked up the calculation of accelleration , you may want to watch into it :D it should be ((v1+v2):2) : ((t1+t2):2)) )

[@alecthomas7408]

The cruiser operates on a arc reactor.

[@QuietKid2009]

Oh, and the mark 7 in the movie was a prototype, it was finished and tooken out of prototype stage I ironman 3

[@martyc3447]

Wait where in iron man 3 does the mark 7 appear other than in the hall of armor because I don’t remember tony ever using it in that movie

[@QuietKid2009]

@@martyc3447 in tge begining when the kid gives him the drawing of the mk7 flying into the wormhole

[@martyc3447]

@@QuietKid2009 well that was just a drawing we didn’t get to see the mk 7 except from the hall of armor

[@QuietKid2009]

@@martyc3447 he had gone into cardiac arest, ran outside, put on the armor, and flew away

[@martyc3447]

@@QuietKid2009 oh I thought that was the mark 8 haha. I went back and watched multiple scenes to figure that out. And also the kid drew the mark 6 in the picture cuz the mark 6 was the only suit to have a triangular arc reactor. Thanks lol.

[@morganrussman]

If you pay attention to when Jarvis says 400%, it's actually 475%, not 400%. You can actually see it. The script writers and the people who did the animation didn't really communicate well on that.

[@MilanKarakas]

I love your reactions to the movies. Regarding "low level of gamma radiation" mentioned in the movie - I had "Myocardial Perfusion Scintigraphy" by injecting Tc99m with energies at about 140 KeV. That was two day treatment, which means got 15 mCi of Tc99m injections twice. My GM counter went crazy when turned on, and it detects this radiation as far as 6 meters away. You may find my video "I become radioactive". Even my pancake GM tube is only 20% sensitive to gamma rays.

[@TonyStark-mk-50]

7:16 yeah we saw that In Ironman 2 when The villain jus Grabbed Ironman in his Electric Wire and the display was glitching out u said its true Due overpower this happens but here the case is totally new it is his new Arc Reactor in which he increased the capacity to hold more power... Dats the reason it got charged upto 400% capacity💪😎 Smart Tony😋

[@adammalkovich187]

Dude...Tony's suit ran out of power because he used all of it trying to forcefully redirect the nuclear missile.

[@vengeance86]

4:00 what if stark's arc reactor( also fictional) is powering the engines, 7:47 However how would lightning reaact with an arc reactor?

[@zephyrgomez3934]

Tony had low power when he went to space and so the air in the suit was low too.

[@Queue3612]

0:50 hes talking about the hulk

[@abhayxv76]

No

[@jasonbasanta484]

I’m starting to realize the iron man suit can’t not even become close to a realistic thing. I know it’s fantasy but it is more than bullshit than I thought it would be.

[@8petro]

It could be done only thing that’s needed is a way to arm it and a source or power

[@cheezewheeze2025]

9:01 one really cool thing about this scene is that.. you can do this Me: NANI?!

[@Unasham3d]

With the comment on the Iron Man suit being hit by lightning, you have to take into affect that there are means to absorb high amounts of electricity to an almost dangerous level before destroying the power cells and I would assume that discharging that much of a charge quite rapidly within moments of absorption would still be safe to the suit and the reserve cells being that the core for the arc reactor can handle an excess of stress before exploding. You would have to think an engineer at Tony Stark's status would have many failsafe mechanisms as well as ways to absorb energy without instant destruction of the core or the suit.

[@ShotsAreFatal]

So with the suit struck my lighting it actually did charge it after whip lash shortened the suit’s systems in the second movie he calibrated the suit to absorb more energy in the case of a mass surge. He upgraded his suit in every movie after a major set back. Like the nano bots when antman snuck through the suits cracks you can sneak.

[@michaelrobins2955]

Fury's worry about the gamma radiation was more due to the fact that it's what created the Hulk

[@baand____jamesbaand6339]

i have a question: helmets and cars are designed to break upon impact so as to absorb energy, thus saving the victim (maybe). But the suit is of iron (thinkso...). Iron is, well, iron. wont tony be in risk of death or injury due to shock by damage? iron does not seem to bend or break upon impact.... hope youll reply :) Edit: speling and gramer

[@items3sacred]

His suit is build with a Gold-Titanium Alloy. Se he's Gold-Titanium Man

[@amazingmao]

During his many suit up scenes we’re been shown that the iron man suit has a layer of under suit and the outer armor. Could it be that there’s some kind of shock absorbing technology sandwiched between the 2 layers? In a simplest form, maybe imagine an armor made of outer metal shell and an inner soft suit, with 2 layers connected with a layer of springs, so the inner soft suit is completely suspended by the layer of springs? That could work...crudely

[@baand____jamesbaand6339]

@@items3sacred lol he's expensive...

[@baand____jamesbaand6339]

@@amazingmao you may be right....

[@abiuniverse]

The reason u saw that explosion is because that wasn't pure vacuum in space there was some weird atmosphere where that army was resting like the astroid atmosphere where Thanos was sitting at the end. And that is why Tony breathed that atmosphere and passed out because before Iron Man 3 he didn't built a perfectly sealed suit, because he never had to.

[@robowolf3748]

For the charging discussion at 8:00, he could have put dead batteries to purposefully charge himself when going against someone with electricity.

[@endosym5023]

In the context of Selvig saying "Nothing harmful. Low levels of gamma radiation" and Fury saying "That can be harmful" Fury was talking about the hulk And when Thor hit Iron Man with the lightning, the Arc reactor was capable of holding the excess energy. It doesn't work the same as a normal battery. In the MCU, the technology is a synthetic recreation of the tesseract energy. The blue space cube McGuffin that's in the entire MCU. Arc reactor energy is derived from the space stone. Therefore, it can hold massive amounts of energy cause infinite space

[@juliannolastname2442]

12:37 Actually, that's not true. The difference between holding your breath underwater versus holding it in space is that water has pressure. Underwater, you can hold it because the pressure around you is greater than or equal to normal air pressure, so it will stay in your lungs. With your lungs completely full of air, a normal person can stay conscious for around 2 minutes, and die after around 5. With training, some people can last 5 minutes conscious or even 22 minutes, the world record. Like a balloon, lungs will get smaller the more pressure is exerted on them, but they can hold the air inside. However, in a vaccuum, your lungs cannot hold that air in. Normal air temperature is 15 pounds per square inch, and your lungs will have a similar internal pressure. However, a vacuum has no pressure. Turns out, the lungs cannot handle an internal pressure difference of ~15 PSI and will rupture at best or be torn apart at worst. The same thing happens to a balloon when it gets too high: that balloon you let go as a kid floated up until the pressure difference was too great and it popped. The only way to not have your lungs explode is to release every bit of air in them. Due to the pressure difference, this is little more than opening your throat and letting the air get sucked out. At any given time, the oxygen in your body, excluding your lungs, is enough to keep normal brain function for 15 seconds. After that, you go unconscious. When you release every bit of oxygen in your lungs, even the reserve stuff that is left in, you have 15 seconds. That's why Tony passed out: he ran out of air because he had to exhale EVERYTHING. This is also why he felt so panicked, as suffocating inside a metal suit would make anyone fear for their lives, and this panic would also contribute to him passing out. This is why the space helmet Starlord has wouldn't work. It may give you oxygen, but oxygen isn't useful to a lung that is torn apart. Plus, the Avengers scene is more realistic than Guardians of The Galaxy as Tony's skin didn't freeze: that wouldn't happen in space.

[@unknow11712]

I think, that he has laser like weapons in the suit, that are ususaly offline ( they are not being used ) , when thor hitted him with the lighting, those sistem turned online and already charged and ready to fire. thats why the suit is at 400% capacity , because all the system that should be used separately 1 at the time(or more), are all capable of be online at the same time .

[@optimus888amicus]

WoW Very Good ! I really like your Rewiev on this movie !

[@parychahal]

Thanks a lot!

[@chankanyy924]

Nice video

[@parychahal]

Thanks!!

[@justforfun765]

Tony pass out because as we seen in the movie when Tony heard that there is a nuke coming in hot, he ordered Jarvis to put all there power supply into there thruster, henceforth Tony power depleted just after caring the nuke through the wormhole.

[@alancham4]

Stan Lee thought that when heroes fight it should be a tie somehow and joss Whedon did that really well in avengers.

[@qwuavy2415]

guys the difference between a blackhole and a wormhole is in a blackhole theres that line he was talking about so it takes some time but in a wormhole there isnt its a portal that you dont need to wait to go through

[@mokhan8934]

You forgot to mention the unrealistic part of the bit where fell off the building and put the suit on cuz in reality he would have snapped his spine or neck stopping at that speed

[@theldraspneumonoultramicro405]

the only material available for the nuke at the end to react with is the air inside the ship and various materials and things in the ship that can be reacted with, whatever or not there is enought to create that fireball is up for discusion, and Tonys suit lost power before the detonation, in the fight in New York he used up most of his stored power and carrying the nuke thru the wormhole used up what he had left, i guess he lost conciousness due to various factors, like for one, without power there is nothing circulating and filtering the air in his suit so he is left with whats in the helmet, after just a short few breaths there would be nothing but Co2 in there so him going unconscious fast is not unthinkable, Thor removing his mask is what saved him as he was finally able to breath air, the Hulk essentially shocks him back to consciousness by screaming at him. oh, and on the subject of radiation... *!!WARNING!! BE CAREFULL WHEN LOOKING THIS PERSON UP AS HIS STORY AND PICTURES OF HIM IS SERIOUSLY DISTURBING !!WARNING!!* if you are curious about what ionizing radiation can do to you when exposed to high enough dose of it, look up "Hisashi Ouchi" you have been warned.

[@thebasketofgoods9753]

I was hoping you’d cover the mark VII scene, god that was awesome. It’s encouraging to know how viable that suit is to make

[@thegamersden4824]

I think he passed out because his suit want not made to survive the vacuum in space. Causing no oxygen to run to his brain, if there is no oxygen in space, there nothing to keep providing him oxygen. As far as the suit goes I think it had to do I would think with some sort of life support system, maybe its allocating its resources to keep tony alive in space for a certain amount of time before he inevitably dies. A similar scenario to Tony being stuck with Nebula.

[@liamm6776]

love these vids man.

[@parychahal]

Thanks Liam!!

[@anids1988]

i know im late to the party but the suit shutdown cuz it lost jarvis (kinda like when it shutdown with ice in the first film) then he passed out cuz once the suit was shutdown it lost all of its ability to reduce the gs on his body etc while he fallign spinnign around and stuff.....at least that was my understanding of it

[@soa0086]

At the scene where tony free falls from the building if you think the amount of momentum and the time he stopped from hitting the ground he has to be squeezed in to the suit

[@GSullySwimmer2024]

Scott "Soo back to the future is a bunch of bulls***"

[@albertjackinson]

8:43 to 9:00 As I commented about the drone controlling scene in *Iron Man 3*, this scene is so much more awesome now I know it's actually possible.

[@Shadowbringers77]

Must be a super fast SSD fir the UI to booth up that fast 😆 🤣

[@wayneigoe6722]

When it comes to the helicarrier, wouldn't its shadow also give away its location? Like it would be a HUGE shadow that would be east to spot, right?

[@parychahal]

Thats a very good point

[@nawakalakshan1053]

When was the last time you saw a shadow of an aeroplane ?

[@user-ex4nh7qi8u]

well technically, depending on how high the carrier was at, you wouldn’t see a shadow and if you were to see a shadow then you wouldn’t definitely hear it as it has to be extremely close to the ground

[@rohitwankhede9153]

@@nawakalakshan1053 I saw

[@nawakalakshan1053]

@@rohitwankhede9153 we personally calculated whether a plane that is moving while holding 30000 feet could make a noticeable shadow.

[@ZacharyRojasMZ1]

Aw man. I was hoping to hear your thoughts on the Stark tower clean energy scene

[@GOmeZZ.7]

With each time tony suit has a flaw he always tries to find a better way to improve like in Captain America Civil War when ant man entered his suit because of the gap between his shoulders his solution for that was to use nanotech to be able to have no gaps for nothing small can enter into his suit.

[@swayamjoshi7667]

this guy just proved the Heli carrier retro reflectors useless after 9 yrs .....couldn't have thought early 😂

[@MINDSPARK-u6e]

Space point time travel, yes I learned that from event horizon to

[@QuietKid2009]

11:50 I have a theroy as to why it did explode, so bassicly what happens is that, if u had backed up the video a bit more, u would've seen that the nuke was already moving at a fast speed, with its distanceof moving until explosion time longer thanks to ironman, i think thatthe nuke already had enough heat upon entering and going through the wormhole, witch them allowed to blow up!

[@MINDSPARK-u6e]

You’re correct a nuclear explosion would not be the same way in space, instead of a big bowl of fire if a nuclear explosion was to blow up say a mothership the entire mothership would simply melt or become molten lava of metal but there would be no chaotic explosion 💥

[@DrastixMachina]

Im late but with the bomb blowing up on the ship, would the oxygen in the ship not cause an explosion? Like say the bomb went through the window of it, they have to have oxygen in it, would that not be a catalyst for the fire to catch?

[@tieflingcorpse9817]

gamma rays be like "meow"

[@supera.4862]

You reviews are very very good

[@robodev6033]

Um yeah, the turbine right if you ever playing with the slip ring I think you can send the electricity and electric signal into that like serial communication not sure which type they are using in the movie into the very strong LED screen that covers the propeller that would be possible to do with that technique, in theory, I think that the problem is its materials.

[@markplott4820]

the Gold life - for a Decade or more Super Capacitors & ULTRA capacitors already Exist Commercially . TESLA acquired MAXWELL technologies and their DBE - dry battery electrode Tech, and their solid METAL anode Technology. TESLA now makes 4680 form factor battery cells using DBE tech and soon will make own Cathodes in TX.

[@prinzezzqtpi5437]

I like your videos and don't know if you'll see this comment, but I'd love to see you do some videos on theoretical engineering by compiling different fields of research, such as new prosthetics being developed in conjunction with neural implants, and how such technology could be combined with exoskeleton technology to remove the danger of the exoskeleton's strength harming the wearer, as well as enhancing the exoskeleton itself by bracing the wearer's skeletal structure.

[@johnnypare7426]

You should do how accurate the things in the show arrow are like his special arrows

[@attackonhumby]

i was gonna bring up the emp for the suit powering down but you right ha ha xD

[@kushalsiddharth9003]

Tony passed coz of the change in pressure and suit went off coz lack of oxygen & We can't survive in space definitely not for minutes,the change in pressure will literally melt us down .

[@eduardocandeias7533]

Couldn’t the armor be considered a faraday cage, therefore protecting his body? “When Thor strikes him with the lightning”

[@houselightkell]

6:01 anti protons? I always called them negatrons

[@taelim6599]

Careful, you're one letter away from an evil robot.

[@danielkaiser3309]

Genuine question regarding the flying aircraft carriers but have you considered they might be using nuclear power? As far as I understand submarines can stay submerged for weeks or months and although I’m not an engineer, it would explain how they are keeping these things airborne. You could also argue that Stark used some of the tech he uses to keep himself alive as a fuel source. Again, I’m not an engineer so I’m most likely wrong

[@whitenoise8397]

I mean... technically, the inside of the ship that the nuke blew up also has an atmosphere.

[@victorStorm96]

The ships are powred with tony starks reactor tech

[@EthanRom]

I think he lost power cause most of the Iron Man suit's functions are ran in the background by JARVIS which I assume is on a nearby satellite on Earth. I'm convinced that the Iron Man suit cannot be ran without some sort of AI to manage all of its complex life support functions.

[@anvildragon7927]

just put a nuclear reactor on the Helicarriers or better ARC reactor there you go power problem solved the US has most if not all aircraft carriers have nuclear reactor so they never have to refuel or just refuel just once every 10-25 years before refueling or replace the reactor

[@StarStriker-pk1zy]

The problem isn’t just fuel but power output. Nuclear reactors have an insane fuel efficiency but their output or jules isn’t as high as a diesel could be. Not to mention their heavy as shit.

[@markplott4820]

the Gold life - in the DC Universe Lightning bolts can accelerate people with the SPEED FORCE faster , and even can TIME travel .