Jeremy Clarkson - Inventions That Changed The World - The Jet
2013 ж. 16 Мам.
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Jeremy Investigates The Most Loudest Inventions Of Them All!
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Jeremy Investigates The Most Loudest Inventions Of Them All!
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I’m miss documentaries like this. Quality. Great tunes too.
I know a lot of people find Jeremy obnoxious but I think he is quality, miss him on top gear.
its not most people its a tiny minority of immature/religious people who find him "bad"
Hey, count me into your minority community. Clarkson says what we all think and if the world hadn't gone so politically correct po-faced the BBC could have shrugged it off as harmless bad taste and very very funny
Millions more ❤️ him.
@@tbas8741I would probably be classed by most as ‘religious’, I don’t agree with everything he says, but I think he’s great.. and very much missed.. and he loves the EE Lightning.. nuf said
I SWEAR you could give Clarkson a show about shite and he would make it entertaining and a joy to listen to. Mans A Legend. The entire Trio will never be matched again.
100%. Legends, all 3 of them.
If Clarkson, Hammond & May makes a documentary about sand for 1 hour i gonna watched it from start till the end, the way the trio become a presenters is really good 👍
@rolandhazuki8787 I'm more interested on the one on shite to be honest 😂
55:06 and onward, The best summary of aviation on earth along with the music and shots of the jets. Almost cried while watching it. As well as 52:04.
Extremely entertaining and educational. Jeremy is such a good host. Thanks for sharing this 😎👍🚀
The bit about no longer being allowed forward into the flight deck of an Aircraft is such a great shame. I remember when I was 7 or 8 (I'm now 37) on my way to Majorca I was ecstatic about being allowed in the cockpit, meeting the pilots and seeing how things worked. It really did inspire a life long passion for aviation. That particular flight aboard a Palmair BAe 146 really was the moment I fell in love with aviation. In fact, I couldn't wait for the 2 week holiday to be over so I could have another tour of the cockpit!
The way Clarkson pronounces Heinkel and it's designer made my day xD
The best presenter ever.he is a legend,a living legend!
Jeremy makes history fun.
World wide panic with tsars virus......epidemic. 2020: hold my proverbial beer
7 hours to NY in a 747 1st class...you poor thing!! I can see that it was absolute hell!!
The Jeremy Clarkson envy is palpable here - again. He is a very, very successful gentleman that happens to present; perhaps the most popular TV program on the air today. Knock him all you want - he is living the dream and if that upsets you - who gives a shit.
BBC has made a big mistake sacking him........I suspect the other UK networks will be falling all over themselves to sign him....
FMHammyJ Netflix is a big story these last days.
Mundify66 The best presenter ever.he is a legend,a living legend!And you are absolutely right!
what was that Jeremy? if ebola found its way onto a plane ......
DjAlanBarratt I was literally about to write the same thing, that's so ironic that he said that...
Lawrence Lentini It has already happened Jeremy, you should of warned us earlier...
+Pendennis Castle This is from 2004 so you could say he did...
EVILSPAWN1003 Didn't see it on the TV, i was like 3-4 years old when this came out.
" Hi, umm I'm flying to here" - LOL! classic Clarkson.
Of course when you leave America and go back into the free world... That statement makes me so incredibly sad. Not because it's not true, it totally is, but at one point, America would have been considered the free world. Now it's cops with M4s and getting a good grope to get on a plane.
Kovarian Moving into a new dark age, instead of religious dark age it is a financial one. Avenues of idea and invention are restricted based on monetary gain.
36:31 right at chicago
I absolutely fallen from my bed laughing the he was flying to Tahiti.
fun wittle fact , his engine was called a centripetal flow engine , where the air is spun at high speed , all jets now days use " axial flow " where a series of progressively smaller fans force the air along the engine and squeezed in to a smaller hole while being sped up , a turbo fan is a small axial flow engine turning a big ducted fan , and a turbo prop is a axial flow geared to turn a propeller
Simplistic but quite good fun . No doubt about it the Gloster E28/39 for a first jet aircraft was superb
35:30 One word: GOLD.
As if Ebola could ever spread across the world . . .
Forget the DC-8 or the 707.... British Vickers Viscount (pressurized turboprop airliner) made its first flight in 1948 with ROUND WINDOWS!
14:38 "Aeroplane" (as opposed to the American "Airplane"), I love it! Aeroplane just sounds so much more elegant!
amazing..Please BBC publish these great documentaries in good quality
As much as he praises the Jet, the fact of the matter is that Prop aircraft are still used in training/close airport roles. Their also used a ton for civilian aircraft and allot of less developed parts of the worlds use prop transports.
Clarkson predicted Ebola before we all set ourselves on fire.
Just watching this again ... Jeremy seems to be quite fascinated with Moorea (Mue ... Mueeehe) which is served from Tahiti by ATR-72 Turboprops :o)
OMG. He's walking barefoot, in the rain, on a sidewalk in new york. That's soooo gross.
With the things I’ve seen living in New York that ain’t really that crazy I once saw a homeless man in the Bronx showering in the train no joke
Love the intro music :D
Absolutely, great intro and ending
Its a tough life flying all round the world. Dont envy Clarkson at all.
so... coanda did have the idea, design,... but the first recorded flight in a jet plane was in 1938, as told by clarkson Coandă's colleague at Huyck Corporation, G. Harry Stine-a rocket scientist, author and "the father of American model rocketry"-stated in his book The Hopeful Future that "there were several jet-propelled aircraft in existence at an early time-the Coandă-1910 jet and the 1938 Caproni Campini N.1, the pure jet aircraft flight was made in Germany in 1938". Rolf Sonnemann and Klaus Krug from the University of Technology of Dresden, mentioned in passing in their 1987 book Technik und Technikwissenschaften in der Geschichte (Technology and Technical Sciences in History) that the Coandă-1910 was the world's first jet. Between 1911 and 1914, he worked as technical manager of the Bristol Aeroplane Company[1] in the United Kingdom, where he designed several aeroplanes known as the Bristol-Coanda Monoplanes. In 1912 one of these aircraft won a prize at the British Military Aeroplane Competition. In 1915, he returned to France where, working during World War I for Delaunay-Belleville in Saint-Denis, he designed and built three different models of propeller aeroplane, including the Coandă-1916, with two propellers mounted close to the tail. This design was to be reprised in the 1950s Sud Aviation Caravelle transport aeroplane, for which Coandă was a technical consultant. In the years between the wars, he continued traveling and inventing. In 1934 he was granted a French patent related to the Coandă Effect. During early 1930 he used the same principle as the basis for the design of a disc-shaped aircraft called Aerodina Lenticulara, a "flying saucer" that used an unspecified source of high pressure gases to flow through a ring-shaped vent system. In 1936 Coandă applied for a patent for his design.[10] No practical full-scale version was built.
"If a serious bug like ebola gets on a plane..." Iluminati confirmed
"I'm flying to here." LOL Sometimes he pisses me off, but sometimes he's funny. Just part of who he is.
Thinking how so many of the Boeing 747-400s shown will be history by the end of 2015 is making me feel old! However the vision about the unsuccessful 'scramjet' concept is hilarious ... Nobody could travel SYD - LHR in two hours. Wouldn't withstand the resultant forces on the human body :o)
That story about Frank Whittle was amazing. Jeremy clarckson is one hell of a story teller.
37:06 hahahaha he brings up a great point.
Silly Jeremy I would love to see you fly in a Scramjet ^.^ remember that lovely fighter jet you don't like? you get to do that twice as fast just to start your engine before the real ride hehe.
18:34 Jeremy reminiscing about concorde ...
A jet is a type of gas turbine engine, other types are turbo fan (modern thrust producers), turboprop (uses a propeller for trust) and turbo shaft (torque producer) all of which are better in every way than a jet. I find it hard to believe that simple vapor trails increase temperatures more than .0000000000001 degrees. And until Airbus stops having a reputation for extremely high maintenance I think boeing will be just fine.
I was waiting the whole time for them to play Paul McCartney's "Jet" in the background
fun 707 fact , qantas actually scored the first 707s before pan am and after they were retired from civil use they were used in the RAAF and only retired in 2008 , john travolta is a qualified 707pilot and actually purchased an ex qantas 707
A weapon of peace.
*american beauty theme plays for no reason*
Holy shit jezza. U predicted our current Ebola problem. Clarkson ur a genius
What I find funny is the fact that everybody in the comments claim that THEIR country was the birthplace of these inventions, you do know that by doing so you're proving yourself wrong. People don't seem to understand that historical facts change depending on the country you live in due to pure patriotism
"The locals gave him and his crew food, and shelter. And were rewarded with... Syphilis"
Watching this 10 years on makes me see how much the world has gone to f... TEN YEARS AGO social media on the smart phone was just getting going. I wonder is there any connection?
Ebola...
I like how he totally called it.
A Beautiful Mind soundtrack and Road to Perdition soundtrack.
What's the name of the song that starts when a380 comes in?
Whats the name of the song at 00:22mins and at 55:07mins ?
cardigans, erase rewind
Modell Bahn thanks!
7 hours in what is either business or first class: OH, THE HUMANITY!
50:21- 50:38 absolutely priceless
18:01 & that's why you bring a book, a pad, a laptop or a handheld console
This program was made before I pads and shit.
@@fredschriks8554 I’ve heard that’s how the game boy got invented when one of the creators was on a flight and saw a guy playing on a calculator and then in 1989 the game boy was made.
LMAO "Not next to someone who is fat" can't blame him
Does anyone know the title of the song that starts at 40:30?
the first working jet engine was build by the norway Aegidius Elling in 1903, in 1908 Georges Marconnet had the idea to use jet engines at planes
Clearly not true.
@@martinsanchez4827 ignore history facts?
@@nagmashot um it doesn't state no where or in any credible academic source that Elling had anything to do with creating the first working jet engine?
Could someone please assist...the name of the tune @ 40:39?
Does anyone else think the piano played throughout this sounds very much like the piano part you hear throughout the movie American Beauty?
47:26 EBOLA (Jeredamus)
I don't have any probs liking this guy. Especially his war docs. Wished he'd do more war docs like the Victorian Cross winners. Great stuff as far as I am concerned.
Sad thing about the Comet, beautiful aircraft. If I was a bored rich guy I'd have a replica made as my private plane.
Jeremy is keen to give credit for every invention to britain. He 178 was the world's first jet plane and it was German.Han van ohain made the first ever jet engine. Many of the british inventions are traced back to other Europeans,most Germans,Britain mostly introduced them to the english speaking world.
Celsius Scale Except Whittles designs were patented a few years before van ohains designs and were available to van ohain.....He178 was the first jet plane though
get over yourself everything that you see today is a continuity from the past ...zillions of things have been invented by other cultures infact the english language itself is french and latin and greek ...but currently in the english speaking world the contributions of everyone else is being downplayed by the idiot jeremy clarkson ...go pick up the english dictionary and start looking the the origin of every english word in the dictionary you will be surprised ...this is one example of how english take other things and make it their own ...
they have even made french their own and call it english these days
dude get your facts right first.You are talking bs ,,the english language is 30 percent french 30 latin 12 greek and very less english go learn history first
yes because they are all in the oxford dictionary anglicized doesn't mean origin get my point how many more things have you anglicized ?
44:50 Way to go Jeremy. 3 billion passengers flown every year with less than 3000 killed in accidents, yet you just show the crashes.... From many many different years by the way. You are 1000 times more likely to be killed in a car accident driving to the airport than you are to die in a plane crash.
It's tough flying round the world in Business/First class isn't Jeremy. Try Cattle class like the rest of us then you'll have something to moan about !
I am so happy that Jeremy is so grateful for the USA making it evan possible that he is still speaking english . But then what would you expect from him .
whats the music at 32:45 ?????????????????
18:57 No, Jeremy. A comet is not the same as a meteor or a meteorite.
Analysis since this program was made has shown that the windows really weren't what caused Comets to break up. The entire aluminium skin was simplyb made too thin to handle the repeated pressurization cycles.
What's the name of the song that begins at around 55 : 19
The Cardigans - Erase and Rewind
What's the name of the song that begins at around 7:15?
Road To Perdition - Soundtrack?
37:33 - "I'd rather be a veal". It's a calf, Jeremy.
But it wasn't funny.
***** Hey, if some people laugh at lame jokes, it's fine with me.
fun comet fact , when the comet was deemed a heba they were remodeled in to the minrod early warning anti submarine roll for the RAF and served till the late 90s ,,,,, from memory might have been a little later
34:30 didnt the test pilot do a barrel roll durring the presentation for the buyers?
No, I think that was the 707 not the 747.
Max Wils i think it was 747!!
Hunter Whisler Alvin M. Johnston in a 707 did it at lake Washington, Seattle in August1955 almost 14 years before the 747 was introduced to the world. Believe Max Wils should be right on this one.
It's an aileron roll....
Blackforest98 Nerd Cubed?
What's the song @52:04? omg it is going to bug me for a week now...
The Cardigans - Erase and Rewind
No mention of Maxime Guillaume, who invented and even patented the concept of the jet engine in 1921, 7 years before whittle even presented the idea. How odd.
canicheenrage Clarkson's ' Inventions That Changed The World ' serie was made for British audience only.. His extremely biased conclusions are based on his own private opinion and has ZERO validity for the rest of the human race outside Britain .LOL
canicheenrage I suppose the issue been that Maxime Guillaume never really piratically perused the idea. The Patent was nothing really more then theory on the matter with little piratical design. It seems logical to mention the first jet as the first jet engine actually built.
Crag_r Well, yes and no. To be considered the inventor, you have indeed to have the concept, and a practical way of production. The french patent has a detailed, "working" turbojet, with all components (worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=FR&NR=534801&KC=&FT=E ) . What it doesn't have, is materials usable for the construction, which didn't exist at the time, and were not researched. It also hasn't a tested, working prototype. Whittle is the practical inventor of the jet engine. But not mentioning the concept being published in detail 9 years earlier is just rubbish.
+canicheenrage Yeah just like Da Vinci invented the helicopter lol
+canicheenrage If people like you had your way then the British wouldn't have invented anything. So what do you have against us British folk then?
"Quite a bit of it [the trip] in America." 5 or 6 hours out of the 120?
Alan Bond, the next Frank Whittle?
18:03 Johnny Leydon moment
The jet has been invented by the ROMANIAN HENRY COANDA !!!
Coanda developed a ducted fan system driven by a four cylinder engine. Not a jet engine as the first jet engines were of the non-bypass type. Modern jet engines are known as high bypass with the "jet" part providing some thrust but drives a ducted fan for most of the thrust.
DjCerbOriginal Liquid fuel rocket engines were first developed by the American Robert Goddard and not by Coanda. His first successful test flight was made March 26, 1926. Wernher Von Braun was only 14 years old when Goddard started launching liquid fueled rockets. Goddard sought funding from the US Military who refused funding because liquid fueled rockets took time and effort to prepare them for launch while solid fuel rockets could be set up and fired in a matter of minutes.
That wasn't a jet engine as we now define jet engines.
Well, whether that thing actually flew or not seems to be quite controversial. It probably didn't. But he definitely had the right idea and was ahead of his time in that regard. One might wonder what he could've done with a large budget and staff.
He built a piston engined vacuum cleaner with wings, that never flew (and as a result wasn't destroyed in a crash, as he claimed) And then once the jet was a working reality, he pointed a finger at it, and claimed he made one 1st. There is no evidence whatsoever to support any of his outrageous claims on the subject. He was, no doubt a very cleaver man, and he did some great work, but design the jet.... no, he didn't.
I think Howard Hughes did the same thing in the 1930s, 3 days, 19 hours...I got that online
47:30 seems very relevant these days...
6 mins before a rebuild? dragsters need one after less than 10 secs lol
Concord was grounded due to bad maintenance also nizhiny Novgorod is in Northern Russia
Clarkson is right it is stupid to not let people go up and have a chat with the captain. #freethecockpit
They should redo this and add Sub orbital flight. 30 mins to cross the Atlantic
bro predicted covid
Can't help but notice that the honorable Mr. Clarkson is bitching about a 7-hour flight IN FIRST CLASS.
"An American flight, therefore nasty food", as if British airline food (or British cuisine, for that matter) would be any better. This being said, Clarkson's good.
Americans love British food, even claim it as their own like Apple Pie for example
38:08 - I would rather go to the skegness 😃😃😃
47:27 lol
Los Angeles+San Andreas=GTA V
LOL about ebola @47:00
"Of course, when you leave America and re-enter the free world..........." How true. Lol.
The jet was independently developed in England and Germany.
man powered flight is a fact some one has made a plane you can power by pedaling, the whole plane weighs 24kg
Frank whittle was born in Coventry, England so we didn't give the invention away at all
Shame, if De Havilland had made the windows of the Comet round then Britain would no doubt still dominate the Aerospace Industry today. Although a lot of people don't know that Britain does still play a major part having the 2nd or 3rd (depending on means of measurement) largest aerospace industry............. in the world
the americans developed a working, efficient , mass producible jet engine at virtually the same exact time as the brits
ah, glorious 240p