John Scherer

@Deltahedra3D Oh look. You did the video for me, I use a stick. Lol.

@johnscherer I don't have a video dedicated specifically to this, but in one of my tutorials, I show how to import a bearing in step. You can check this one youtu.be/BVMKqUA7nIc The timecode is 29:55

@Deltahedra3D hey do you have any videos on freecad on importing step files? Just wondering what’s best practice with them

@Deltahedra3D Thanks. I’ll watch it.

@OwenBrakes Never thought using gravity in this way. I have thought about using Astrometric Plate solving and a high speed camera to determine your current lat/long and heading. I imagine it would be something like the astral nav systems in the sr71.

You're flying blind in GNSS-denied airspace, you can't emit RF to avoid detection, how do you navigate to the target? Your handy Gravity Gradiometer measures the gradient of the gravity vector map-matches that fingerprint to a coordinate in space.

@IGN Why the fuck do we have to give things a title? Hopecore - what the fuck

Project Hail Mary is the latest in a line of 'hopecore' space movies that also includes The Martian and Interstellar. bit.ly/4uC96Wp

@archeohistories There was the time when the Concord chased the solar eclipse and was able to extend viewing time to 74 min. They actualy engineered a portal in the hull of it for research cameras. space.com/how-concorde-b…

In April 1985, high above the Irish Sea, photographer Adrian Meredith captured what has since become one of the most legendary images in aviation history. From the back seat of a Royal Air Force Panavia Tornado, Meredith photographed the *Concorde* at an altitude of around 50,000 feet, racing across the sky at Mach 2. The opportunity was fleeting—the Tornado, powerful as it was, could only stay alongside the supersonic airliner for a few minutes before falling behind. Within this narrow window of less than four minutes, Meredith managed to frame and capture an image that revealed Concorde in its full glory. The photograph itself is striking, not only because it shows the sleek, delta-winged jet in motion, but because it places it in a context rarely seen— the curvature of the Earth visible in the background, a view usually reserved for astronauts. The clarity of the shot conveys both the elegance of Concorde’s design and the immense challenge of supersonic flight. It was not merely a picture of a plane, but of a technological marvel at its absolute peak, suspended in an almost otherworldly setting where art and engineering seemed to merge seamlessly. Nearly two decades later, when Concorde was retired in 2003, the image took on even greater meaning. It now stands as a symbol of a bygone age, when commercial aviation dared to dream beyond the limits of speed and altitude. Meredith’s photograph preserves that dream, a frozen moment in time when the future seemed to arrive early, soaring faster than the speed of sound above the clouds. It remains both a celebration of human ingenuity and a nostalgic reminder of an era that has yet to return. © Aviation Historia #archaeohistories

@mayormeez lol.

Naw!! Men who call other men toxic for being masculine are fans and followers of that ACTUAL theology. That “woke” liberal me too bs. Which falls into soy, fake and gay 🌈. But I’m not here to bash you. Do you!! Just don’t push that around this way and no man like me would call it like we see it.

Absolutely I do!! And it’s opposite to your way of weak thinking sir!! We climb and build over this way! If you want to “build” with us you are welcomed to join us. But first you have to get the soy and gay 🌈 out.

@MichelleMaxwell The story makes me smile, but you kind of make me throw up my mouth a little bit. Yuck.

I hope this story makes your heart smile ❤️ We can’t love dogs enough!!

@theobsidianhand @cdstrobach @katexbt @Mr_A_Lives @JariKrisztian I’ll pass

@cdstrobach @johnscherer @katexbt @Mr_A_Lives @JariKrisztian We definitely going to have the conversation. Would be nice to have him

What is happening in America?

@theobsidianhand @katexbt Wow finding it hard to believe you would tell someone to kill themselves

@theobsidianhand @katexbt Ok, wow. And I suppose you consider yourself a Christian.

@theobsidianhand @katexbt What about every woman in combat? What about every human in there every day life. We’re all different and everyone deserves compassion. Not just those that fit a mold

@johnscherer @katexbt Yes.. because she says 40hr.. bare minimum. And I was in two branches of the military so no I wouldn’t say that about your father. Every man in combat has a breaking point.

@theobsidianhand @katexbt And again, you know this from watching a 30 second video. OK.

@johnscherer @katexbt As nothing to do with can’t, it’s the won’t that bothers me.. I mentioned earlier you have compassion for handicapped, etc…want to come on the podcast and actually debate this? Even though I don’t agree with you, you seem well spoken and like an interesting conversation.

@theobsidianhand @katexbt Yeah, if they can’t, then they don’t matter. I had a dad with this mindset who passed years ago from Alzheimer’s but by your standards would’ve been a pussy because he was hospitalized during World War II for a nervous breakdown at Okinawa.

@johnscherer @katexbt Yeah.. expect people to do more and try harder.. crazy concept

@theobsidianhand @katexbt Your podcast explains a lot to me. I get it now. It explains a lot about your reaction to this woman’s video.

@johnscherer @katexbt Yes you can.. you just have to take the first step.. new problem comes try and solve it.. one foot in front of the other..

@theobsidianhand @katexbt we’re not in disagreement on some core things. Sure, try something different, but not everybody can “just do it” as you say. Does that make her unworthy? I guess in your mind?

not everyone has to conform to my reality but if you don’t like your reality.. I don’t know crazy concept.. try something fucking different. She doesn’t need help.. she is literally complaining about doing the bare minimum.. if she was working 80 hrs a week then yeah maybe but she is doing the minimum

@theobsidianhand @katexbt And you know that from watching a 30 second video? The problem is she is displaying weakness, and deep down, in your mind that does not deserve compassion. Regardless of her story, what little of it you actually know

@johnscherer @katexbt No.. you don’t have compassion for people who are not willing to do what it takes to survive..you have compassion for handicapped people.. etc. not people who are capable but not willing..

@theobsidianhand @katexbt I don’t, in principle, disagree with that.. but again not everybody can “just do it”. Some people need a little help. Not demeaning or derogatory comments, which accomplished nothing other than making, you feel better about yourself. Not everybody conforms to your reality.

@johnscherer @katexbt No dummy you argue why not do things that move the needle instead of complaining which does nothing.. try thinking logically and not emotionally