Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@veritasium says : If you enjoyed this video and want to go deeper, you'll find an exclusive bonus video on our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/amelia-earhart-116754675>> <<@johnmoore3504 says : Very interesting. Great real world demo and excellent graphics throughout the video. Like most disasters its death by a thousand cuts, not a single thing that doomed her final flight. Also shows how history oversimplifies Amelia's story: she got lost - well duh... but how? This video explains the communication mistakes, planning gaps and technology limitations. Makes it much sadder too since with a better plan, more knowledge and improved communication things would have turned out very differently.>> <<@thescreamingchildren4346 says : The whole flight was a stupid risk for nothing>> <<@johnjay7822 says : Wow. @Veritasium completely wrote Fred Noonan out of history. Great job, boys. Crack reporting there.>> <<@michaelhuffstutler6821 says : As a Civil Air Patrol Cadet I earned the Earhart Award. Still wish I went Coast Gaurd rather than Air Force>> <<@michaelhuffstutler6821 says : Makes me think about the time I was able to sit in the left seat of a B2:at Whitman AFB. The navigation things it can do are amazing .>> <<@michaelhuffstutler6821 says : Truth be told she was not really a god pilot!>> <<@timothygodwin7575 says : Why have I always heard that her plane was found on an island and that she was most likely eaten by giant crabs?? I’ve heard that so many times.>> <<@Rocky-xx2zg says : She died.>> <<@ismzaxxon says : somewhere on youtube, is the where they found the aircraft within the last year. It seems she was acting by taking military photos. There was more to this story. Go an have a look. Interesting conclusion.>> <<@princevenn1917 says : multiple points of failure>> <<@5koverlibor says : I’ve now watched this thrice, all in one sitting. So that I could get a solid single viewing without my jaw residing on the floor. My ignorance relative to these facts was massive. Good Lord. In some manner: Earhart had the tragic ratio of desire-for-fame / actual capability that made her not only an aviation pioneer, but on the (social) media/influencer frontier. Thank you, deeply, for disabusing me of what I held in error.>> <<@Carsheesnoble2017 says : Bro my grandmas second name is earheart>> <<@TheeRiverGoat says : I don’t for the life of me understand what is so mysterious about this story. She crashed into the ocean. Good night>> <<@garybrindle6715 says : Aviation now has an international time zone UTC referred to as Zulu by many and the geographic location is called Local Time.>> <<@Aliraza-df3mt says : Summary: They fucked up in every way possible.>> <<@TravelingWithLex says : Interesting how Earhart & Noonan determined their location in 1937 in a fundamentally similar way to experts narrowing the potential location arcs and search areas for MH370 after it disappeared over the Indian Ocean in 2014; the latter using satellite "handshake" analysis, and burst timing/frequency offsets instead of celestial observation.>> <<@NateOnTwoAcres says : When Feminists take to the skies 🤣🤣🤣>> <<@747driver3 says : The absolute best YouTube channel. Earhart may have been the first DEI, instagramming female pilot. She wanted the fame and recognition but lacked the skill and knowledge to accomplish this large task on her own. There were good intentioned but misguided powers that wanted her to succeed solely because she was a woman.>> <<@neopolyidus says : First DIE failure?>> <<@Killacam175 says : This is crazy>> <<@GoldRainStrike1 says : Finally someone who puts the sponsor at the end of the video>> <<@fredericoamaral6029 says : Very boring video. Most a radio history, nothing new nor interesting..>> <<@Nak-pulls says : 22:23 “Women☕️”>> <<@Soviot_0nion1986 says : She got eaten by Fred the coconut crab>> <<@NoMoreBsPlease says : 32:10 And this is where you lose credibility! Why BLATANTLY LIE? Calling evidence that contradicts your theory, a “conspiracy theory” means it’s actually MORE likely to be true. Why lie about radio signals coming in that used her call sign? Why pretend there weren’t bones found on Howland, an island on the EXACT line she said she was following? Handwaving away evidence you don’t like, doesn’t make you seem more credible. What does it hurt to mention the island?>> <<@rhiannagrande1737 says : My great grandfather saw her In Ireland>> <<@aviator-k5s says : What's tragic about her flight attempt. Was she had completed 3/4 of the trip already. & she almost made it. She just had to fly around 2,243 miles to an island the size of a speck of dust. Compared to the enormous Pacific. No one can really blame her, she had no experience flying over an ocean that big. & in my opinion, should have had an experienced radio operator on board as well as Noonan. Because she was lost by the time her fuel ran out. Even though it would've added extra weight for an extra person. He could've used his skills. To communicate with the Itasca. & hopefully either find the island, or radio for help.>> <<@el_alemán says : Poor Fred Noonan, he is the original Jan Brady…… all of the attention goes to his pretty sister, Amelia….. Nobody remembers the man who is completely forgotten by history who died with her….>> <<@twbcjhfstwbcjhfs says : Perfect example of DEI. It was all about narrative. Her training was Inadequate. The Communist Roosevelts wanted subversive storyline above all.>> <<@Jiraton says : -The video : «Problems can be solved with 2 things : knowledge and responsibility» -AI bros : «Exactly, so let's use AI everywhere so that we can strip everybody of exactly those two items» I see nothing that can go wrong.>> <<@LolLol-xy4rh says : I very much honestly didn’t think that what became her final flight was just that preventable. I’ve honestly not seen a better documentary on her last flight than this video. The explanations really did honestly help me come to turns with what her and Fred Noonan were dealing with on their final flight.>> <<@Love_Katseye11 says : JULY SECOND IS MY BIRTHDAY>> <<@rosewoodsteel6656 says : I'm pretty sure she crash landed on the grassy knoll before boarding the Titanic.>> <<@nmarks says : There's a name for an airline: Air Heart.>> <<@vito_3 says : For those interested in more on this story, please go see "today i learned science" youtube's video on this. Its this story but she also offers a different ending that she actually landed and survived for a bit. Not fact but 99%. I highly recommend>> <<@watchguy79 says : She was not a smart navigator or pilot.>> <<@marcelfermer5369 says : Incredible negligence in radio preparation. At 40% distance from the target with no contact she should have returned.>> <<@craccaraca says : 29:10 they were very worried so they just screamed ".-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-">> <<@caitlynmoloney8259 says : Knowledge and responsibility>> <<@Mynameis-j8h says : Comes down to communication or lack thereof. Overconfidence is another culprit>> <<@LittleFighter2005 says : In short, a feminist, and as one, she thought she knew better. Everyone tiptoed around her instead of trying to correct her.>> <<@NamNgo-x2o says : what if she some how went to another dimention that looked like the exact same thats why she sounded like she cried she thought she was in the right place>> <<@ghetifal says : This video convinced me there was no mystery to what happened. I just recently came across a "Today I Learned Science" interview with Ric Gillespie and was completely dismissive of his claims as "conspiracy theory", but by the end of the video it actually made me frustrated with how confidently this video brushes off any mystery as "conspiracy theories." I normally feel like veritasium is very thorough and reliable, but the lack of curiosity or rigor in this video was definitely a miss. Normally you can brush off conspiracy theories because they are so much more complicated than the more likely option. I didn't realize how much circumstantial evidence has to be shrugged off to maintain an ocean crash.>> <<@BMW520ITURBO says : So the guy that droped out made the right decision or not? Could he have saved the day or saved himself from the same fate?>> <<@Liquidsoap41 says : Back then, they didn't wanna see women succeed. 😢>> <<@mreza84 says : I wish she had a GPS device, but it was too early to have such a device.>> <<@ItsDani-h2l says : Bro that’s my school name and they but a picture of her am 2026>> <<@brians9072 says : The entire Amelia Earhart story is a massive pile of manufactured fakery. It never happened. She died pretending to be her sister.>> <<@oskarvomhimmel6936 says : Ahhh! EMILIA!!! Nothing like a Scandinavian-German with a Latin name!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️>>