The Genius Physics Of Propeller Cars 

I am a fan of propeller cars

MuYe: creates a propeller powered pigeon to solve the lack of traction Also MuYe: crashes 30 times because of no traction

Just a reminder that even with a propeller, the car has limited traction while cornering. But anyway, I love that the quality of your videos are just getting better every time!

Realistically speaking, a very heavy propeller (steel, perhaps, since weight isn't even remotely as big of a concern here as on aircraft) could be a very effective flywheel to preserve energy whilst breaking. Just stop the throttle, and hold on breaks applied to the wheels and it should still be spinning reasonably fast. Also, accelerating the engine with the break on wouldn't really be all that damaging here either. Genuinely does have some interesting benefits beyond the memes and what is shown here.

as a native spanish speakes im very proud of pablo and his voice choice, one of the best aditions on this channel

Muye 100% has a Mexican held hostage in his basement. That Text-to-Speech is iconic.

"Cars are only limited to roads similar to your girlfriend" Me: So... Cars are limited to non-existent roads? Kinda weird, but alright.

I love this. A 15 minute Muye video, a genius idea, the editing. And most importantly, P A B L O

He's not kidding guys, we escaped his basement and are now lost in the Italian countryside. He gets closer every day. We can hear the monkee noises. Our phones are dying. We let Keeith navigate and now we're even more lost than we were when we escaped. SEND HELP.

I don’t know if muye has already done a video on the ibishu Saga but if he hasn’t I think he should try it out because it’s a pretty interesting car that a lot of work was put into it. The ibishu Saga black edition has four wheel steering and handles I also want to mention car go stutututu

0:13 bro really rolled a Reliant Robin

2:34 Rubber tank treads. It worked for tractors in soft fields.

The propgeon just need one very simple, but very effective upgrade AN MASSIVE SPOILER ATTACHED TO IT'S REAR SUSPENSION Because, if it's attached on the chassis, it will lift the front, but, if it's attached in the main axis of the suspension, it will force the entire rear axle to the ground.

Sometimes muye's genius, is almost frightening

0:23 “…to LANDING themselves” **shows video of Starship SN9 crashing in reverse**

10:57 What an entrance

A drifters worst nightmare: the lack of traction becoming a thing of the past

It’s a bird… it’s a plane… it’s… another MuYe video at its finest.

6:35 Pablo would like to make an announcement

The wind noise would be unbearable. Also the major safety risk of having a spinning prop at knee height would raise some flags too

Pablo was saying in Spanish: "But suddenly I had the desire to fuck some quesadillas" Very interesting, MuYe.

in the southern US, swamp boats can be used to drive over any terrain. I've seen them being driven on the street

5:59 PlayBoi Carti - cancun

Attaching a big downward wing right behind the prop would be pretty useful because it lets you create static downforce. There are some cars that can drive on the cieling, but only the glorious propgeon can park on it.

No but like why were the first 2 and a half minutes so deep and informative, Muye did a great job of talking about the lack of innovation with cars, amazing job 👏🙂🇮🇹

i heard the propeller car will go faster in hurricanes, tornados, and nuke shockwaves

Nice transition 2:12

10:28 this takes the term engine braking to a new understanding

Quick, Hammond's gotten his grubby hands on a propellor car! HIDE THE CAMERA CREW!!! SAVE YOURSELVES!!!

2:03 engine lore

I did NOT expect to hear the How It's Made theme. You brought back too many memories and I demand that you repress them once again as recompense.

I love how it went from a documentary in the beginning to an info commercial for how it’s made, and then amazing context like always

The speedo is ok, its counting from the driveshaft/the engine and the propeller is connected to the driveshaft and driven by the belt going directly to the propeller from the driveshaft...its using everything as a normal pigeon exept the gearbox

I love that Pablo’s subtitles don’t match the Spanish at all in the subs he’s just threatening u but in the Spanish he’s just talking about eating potato chips and eating quesadillas

2:50 Lol, that instinct to keep the toupee from falling off instead of trying to brace his own fall..

I would love the entire video to use the loud sound at 12:43 as the propeller cars sound And I find that noise so funny

Interesting fact about planes: The Cessna 172, which began production in 1955, is still in production today as essentially the same airframe with only minor differences, such as a back window added in 1963, and an upgraded interior. It is still the most popular plane in production. Yeah nah, cars have certainly developed faster than planes. Well, in recent history anyway. :)

Hammond crashed a propeller car, so it makes sense that Muye crashed one 30 times.

5:40 nice friendly convorsation

I love this kind of video, entertaining, informative and all funny at the same time

Wow I’m really blown away by the quality of this content here

Muye : Propeller cars are the future of transportation Also muye : *crashes it litterally every 10 seconds* f u t u r e i n d e e d . . .

Theoretically, yes your acceleration changes depending on the terrain, because friction still exists

It's also consuming double the fuel. Oh, and what about when you want to change directions, from forward to reverse? Your propeller has to slow all the way down to 0RPM, and then speed back up to movement speed. Not to mention the danger of having an open propeller. All the vehicle accidents? Even more damage done with propellers. Probably some of the reasons why it never caught on, it just wasn't practical. Powered wheels (so far) are the most efficient solution for our purposes.

14:18 the pigeon finally lives up to its name!

4:40 calacas chidas moment

8:48 that slight reverb on the burp really made me cry laughing XD

5:38 Pablo is on crossaunt 😂😂😂

came for propeller pigeon, stayed for mobility history lesson

The editing in the video is top tier 💀🙏

I can see a couple flaws in this design 1. Noise. Car engines are already loud enough, then adding the propeller whipping around. Imagine some compensator reving the equivalent of a biplane outside your house at 3 in the morning 2. Safety. A large, fast moving propeller is going to hurt or kill people when out in the open 3. Wind. The third time you get your groceries blown out of your hands by one of these passing by is when you decide to commit homicide 4. Steering. The single propeller, as Muye's multiple jump cuts have shown, does nothing for steering, which still relies on the wheels. You know, the whole thing the propeller is meant to be a fix for

How it's made is awesome!! I instantly recognized the music

The concept is just amazing, and the speed is fast.

11:32 See the problem here is, the propeller pigeon uses over double the amount of fuel!

5:22 Translation "So then I went to my kitchen [inaudible]"

I sick right now and you helped me drstracted from my head hurting and I don’t think about it now so thank you for relieving me

5:00 when i saw the name pablo multiple times in the discord i was like no pls no then i see that muye selected pablo and now i remember that he also put pablo in the comunity tab of youtube why...(its very weird to hear your own name in a video like this XD) and i fucking love the "loquendo" voice that thing was hevily used in early spanish youtube (sorry for my bad inglish)

The editing is God tier 👌

Few issues I saw with propeller car: - no clutch for propeller - in case when it's needed to be turned off, it won't work (can be solved with basic transmittion) - limited traction while turning (can be solved with back-wheel steering, spherical tyres or propeller with turning mechanism) - massive winds in cities - too much negative momenthum on Y axis (if a car gets stopped from front, it will tip over) - large fuel consumption - propeller is wide and prone to damage - lack of cargo space in this design But it would be great for e.g. sports car. As always great video!

0:29 hey thats a furness railway k2 . (made in uk) loving that you used british train clips. (best trains)

1:50 lmao

I love how for "Engine" 0:09 you picked the Bugatti W16

2:46 JC: "RUN! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!"

3:49 Xavier Wulf - Kid Cudi Remix

9:18 the doom music got me Lol

1:06 am I the only one seeing this? (The Muye glasses)

Air benders have more plot armor than Pikachu than even their cars have plot armor.

There have been racecars that used propellers. They had fans that iirc pulled air from under the car and blew it out the back creating insane downforce even at slow speeds.

The noise and cutoff at 11:13 is fuckin hilarious

1:55 I was gonna say non-existent since I like men

If anyone is wondering about the efficacy of propeller driven cars then in short it would have tons of problems, they do exist and most consist of go-cart-esque vehicles and are fun, but that is for a few reasons: 1 they are meant to be driven in environments without other vehicles, its a massive safety hazard. 2 they don't restrict airflow, a vehicle like this with a push prop would be operating in a disturbed air flow environment, it is why you don't see lots of push prop planes, they're very loud and cause lots of vibration, and because it is operating in the "dirty air" of a car, the air is not smooth, think of a semi truck passing by you, lots of disturbed air that would make the prop inefficient and shake violently. 3 Quickly reversing an engine to perform breaking is not possible at moderate or high speeds. the engine has to slow, stop, and reverse, which is a slow process, imagine using having to brake, stop and reverse your car to a high rev to start reversing, yes, it doesn't care about terrain, but also not about time, because it's slow... so... yeah, that pedestrian is hienz ketchup in your window. Props stay in the Air, or on water in the case of fan boats, not on cars

This vid is on another level, MuYe is planning for something unknown, but its gotta be good if he achieved his goal to make irl propeller cars.

14:51 Be honest - you’re crying too.

Try driving the plane version with a steering wheel it vibrates like mad

that is the most utterly detailed shirt I have ever seen, in my existence I have never seen such a masterly crafted piece of cotton fabric, on of the most artistic and cutting edge pieces I have ever lied my feeble mind to handle, such an amazing masterpiece, and an artistic beast, should be preserved in a hall of fame, up to par with the Stanley Cup winners, masterpieces from the renaissance, and even great painters, such as Michelangelo and Pablo Picasso.

I love the usage of the how its made music in the background

1:31 **screenshot**

The fact that you started talking about how a car works while the "How Its Made" theme played has made my day

1:40 Gotta love the How It's Made theme music

2:01 I just realized the how it's made theme is playing and I love it

but tbh braking would still be the same and you could equally spin out when braking on wet road. +would be better if the propeller was in the front so you would have better traction of front wheels (cuz its pulling instead of pushing the car) edit: i saw your method of braking but that's really not a good idea since it would take a huggge while to change the direction of the propeller while its going at 10k rpm

flying cars are a cool concept but a flying pigeon is both an amazingly "natural" looking invention since... pigeons fly (great work on the merch btw)

Props to Muye for that intro presentation. 10/10 quality grade.

bro that how-it's-made-style-funky-beat in the backgrounds kinda slaps ngl.

2:05 Engine lore

0:59 W I D E T R A I N

Gotta love the banging how it’s made soundtrack in the back

12:43 i died with that engine lol😂🤣😂🤣🤣

11:46 did you just call my mom fat in italian

0:32 me when mustard footage

I love the fact that you put all the instrumentals of Carti's unreleased songs in the video, I'm happy I'm not the only one who knows them in Italy

MuYe : even trains have improved! Trenitalia : are you sure about that?

6:29 when the AI is more skilled than the player

1:49 I flipping love this part

probably the most ive ever laughed in a video. great job

Innovation requires a problem to be solved. If there's no problem to be solved then we simply create new problems. I hate to admit it but you're a genius.

9:10 bruh

9:35 i am mexican and i understand spanish and i laugh always because the subtitles and the voice dosent match heres the correct subtitles:all the countrys like culiacan is part of tepito. that is what i understand

I swear around 2:00 it's the same song they used for the show How It's Made on Discovery 🤣. Amazing video though!

How it's made music and this dude= masterpiece