Poll on this weeks video
Hi awesome Patrons and followers!
The video this week
https://youtu.be/bIahDZP3GwA
covers quite a lot. I'd like your opinions on this.
Did you find that the video...
Comments (12)
Hydroponics are great. I used a 12page manual by Hewitt (1965). Printed by the NSW Dept of Agriculture. It is a complete gem. Simple but concise for the half dozen or so chemicals that are easily procured at any produce store. Now in my retirement I have a worm farm. There is a lot of satisfaction seeing wastage turn into a rich black loam and the animals that do this are thriving.
There is definitely an opportunity for diversification how about you attempt to contact kimbal musk about setting up a hydroponic food system on Mars
Yes indeed. I am interested in what he is up to as well. I haven't heard a lot lately but will need to follow more closely to see if I can get him on Twitter. Much easier than his brother I'm sure.
Pacing and detail great; but, some of us--me--always want more. Thank you, Marcus!
Thanks John. If I was doing this gig full time I'd be trying to do 2 vids a week. Need to grow it a bit more before I attempt to do that. Would love to do more though. :)
I really like you’re approachability. I’m not exhausted after listening to you. I believe we’re at a juncture, and humanity is about to feel a real jolt. You’re covering it well. Very exciting!
Thanks Mark. I've been trying to cover everything in fairly short bursts to keep it engaging.
Good to know. Essentially what I take from this so far is that the depth of the content is about right. It is a tough balance between getting interest from the hardcore space enthusiasts and a more broader audience. These seem to have been working well so far. I appreciate the feedback.
Would it be correct to say your patrons are hard core space enthusiasts? If so you could provide the patrons with an update containing more in depth details. I want to know about nodal precession.
It gave me a good insight on what's going on in each area without digging too deep into each one. Example - around 3m for the solar orbiter informed me of:1 - the config of the launch vehicle 2 - the interesting orbital mechanics it will employ 3 - how it differs from other space-based solar observers and it's mission objectives. Very good information conveyed concisely and clearly. I also liked the mix of news and editorial through the video.
The episode covered a lot, details of each topic varies but I guess it depends how much you need to convey to us to keep us engaged. Overall stick to what you know works and keep pumping out the great video.
Just right mate.