Sodium Water Hybrid Rocket?

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Published 2023-10-03

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  • @omegaflameZ
    Calculating the integral by just cutting the paper and weighing it is hilariously clever. Bravo
  • @xzendon
    The fact that you weighed the graph instead of doing a ton of math is amazing.
  • @TheManlol12
    I haven’t watched Cody in years. The fact that he’s still wearing the chain mail makes me so happy
  • @shipwreck9146
    Making a rocket out of spare parts in a cave. Absolute legend.
  • @naominekomimi
    From an engineer- weighing the paper of the area below the curve of the graph and then taking into account the per-square weight of the paper is one of the most ingenius methods of doing a definite integral that I have ever seen. The rocket is an extremely cool idea, but I'm almost too distracted by that wonderful old school integration technique to appreciate the rocket.
  • Cody still being active makes me so fucking happy. Thankyou for years of great organic content :D
  • @dabeamer42
    I worked in a pesticide research lab in the 70's, and we used the same weigh-the-paper method to calculate the parts-per-million (or billion) of whatever pesticide we were testing for. We had a PDP-11 and a PDP-12 available to us, but weighing the paper was easier, and just as accurate.
  • It’s been years since I’ve watched Cody‘s lab. Something I used to watch daily and I got immense pleasure out of this. It’s good to see you’re doing well man.
  • @randomnik70
    The best of OG YouTube. Rusty metal, cracked containers, duct tape all over, dodgy camera work... what more could we want? So happy Cody's still going strong!
  • @breadtoast1036
    my man cody has been through some rough shit and still to this day has never dropped effort or quality in videos, he will always be one of the few old youtube legends
  • I should add, Cody is a bright and intelligent man - being able to muddle these projects together on a budget is inspiring.
  • @dynamite6507
    So good to see cody back in good spirits. Seems like he got a new helper
  • @MurkyDizZ
    Watching Cody build things from random pipe pieces makes me feel like I'm on a watch list
  • @yutub561
    cody is sitting in front of a computer that could have done that for him in seconds and instead chose to draw it on graph paper, cut it out, and weigh it haha. this is why we love watching this channel. dudes way of doing things is always so creative
  • Although somewhat dangerous in atmosphere, this would be an amazingly good idea for galactic fuel. In the vacuum of space it becomes a very stable and renewable resource that can easily be shaped for various purposes
  • @MalcolmCooks
    weighing the paper was a clever idea, but subtracting the negative piece by using it to tare the scales was a stroke of genius. you truly have the mind of an engineer
  • @Nighthawkinlight
    That worked way better than I thought it would! I figured you would have melting problems. I wonder if it would be better to inject both the water and the sodium as a liquid. Or you could fiber reinforce the sodium with something like steel wool. In any case I'm interested to see more!
  • @aapjeaaron
    I'd advise on using a steam injector that uses the chamber pressure to feed water into the reaction chamber. It will be much more scalable then having to force in water using a compressed gas.
  • @rainloki5363
    i love how even after not watching for ~3 years the vibes of the channel haven't changed one bit