@@SecretPesch That's because what you're describing is literally impossible. There is no universal blinker speed and they even vary between two of the exact same cars even if the make, model, and year are all the same. Your car doesn't even blink at a constant rate because the relay is sensitive to temperature changes so they'll go ever so slightly faster in summer. Besides that matching things is easy as hell, running at the same pace as someone else, driving side by side, doing exercises like jumping jacks, push ups, or even dancing and synchronized swimming since they rotate a lot, etc...
@@DrakeOola pretty sure the ecu does it in newer cars so two of the same make cars can still sync up if they're made not too long apart from each other (we've done it with another peugeot not too long ago)
Interesting… but since I am fun at parties I am going to point out the fact that that is incorrect as there is no rotational relativity, at least in that way.
@@thisrandomnoob1673 no mountains is a different composure they just sound similar. This is from the Docking scene, and so No Time For Caution is correct
@@THome92 for calculating the speed of the circle (v) you need the radius of the circle (r) and the time you need for one rotation (T) and then you simply put it together like this: v = (2*pi*r)/T
@@aromatic8565 wow so if you a actual player why you sitting in your spawn if they not anywhere else in the map where else they gonna be wow rocket science
This is the best meme of interstellar I’ve seen, because you’re actually syncing up with the fan lol Edit: I meant in the sense of it isn’t something just spinning, but one spinning thing syncing up with another spinning thing just like the movie
@@SuQmEdIc69 both are rotating, and thats what the scene in interstellar is about, they are trying to sync the rotation of the ship so the relative angular velocity between them is 0
@@duck-1109 even still, the fact that the developers designed the game in such a way that you can spin perfectly with the fan is beautiful in its own right
I like how they’re all marveling at the kitchen and he just notices the fan spinning before finding his remarkable discovery. *It’s the small things that count.*
As with most popular movies, the soundtrack is publicly available so it would just take a couple minutes to find it. It looks like it deletes my comment if I add a link, so I'll just let you figure it out.
Video is perfect. You can see the train of thought, from looking at the refrigerator, then to the ceiling fan, following the fan speed, to actually docking with it. The build up was perfect. Actually life changing video. Thank you!
@@FlapGames sabia que vc ia responder. Ao assunto; lembra aquelas camisinhas XS que vc comprou ontem? Queria te dar o dinheiro de volta que infelizmente nao vai chegar a tempo. Deixarei no endereco proporcionado. Tmj
This is exactly why I don’t turn up my camera sensitivity in any game. That moment when you achieve perfect rotation with a fan cannot be described with simple human words. My friends always tell me I turn too slow and I can’t shoot a damn thing, but they don’t understand. They haven’t yet grasped the absolute wondrous fulfillment of perfect rotation with a fan. These are the moments I live and die for. I couldn’t possibly think of a more thrilling experience than matching the rotational velocity of a ceiling fan.
"Analyse Endurance's speed" "66... 67 rpms" "Alright, get ready to match our spin with the retro thruster" *Epic music* "Cooper, you're lined up" "INITIATE SPIN" *Epic music intensifies*
This timing in this video is perfect! -The observation inside the place -The moment when he acquired the target -The initial attempt to his theory -And the momentum he had before unifying his discovery with the secrets of the universe accompanied by epic music
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This is the perfect rotational energy, Arigato, Gyro.
Theres also something beautiful about his crosshair aligning with the dot in the centre of the fan in a perfect loop at the same time.. truly breathtaking stuff
