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Hello and welcome to Ireland.

Today I'm looking at a rather special knife,

this is the Boker Tree brand trapper,

the steel is c73 carbon steel,

the handles are made from beer barrels

It's a rather pretty knife

and it's also special because it has been sent to me by a You Tube friend.

He actually sent me two knives

but this is the one we're looking at today.

Let's give you a closer look at this

Okay, so here we have the Boker Tree Brand trapper close up.

It's a very lovely knife

The wooden handles are very beautiful in my opinion

Everything about this knife is very well put together.

its very crisp and clean and very well, well made.

It's also very special to me because as I said

it has been sent to me by a youtube friend

It's not every day something like this happens

and I feel greatly honored and privileged

that he would take the time and trouble to send this half the way around the world to me.

Okay, so the weather forecast for today is not good

so we need to move hard and fast now to build a shelter

We're going to build a shelter to test this knife out.

so let's get at it guys, okay!

Okay, like a sniper in Stalingrad,

I've had to relocate

my original campsite was about six hundred metres that way

My rushes, that I'm going to use for thatch are about two hundred metres that way

and the intervening ground was just too rough and too wild

to carry the rushes over

so I've had to come here

I'll just give you a quick close up of my frame

I just wanted to show you one thing that I find useful

These supports, I have tapped into the ground

and I tied them together under this

so these are now acting as bipods

rather than resting them on this

horizontal pole, and putting weight on it

they're now supporting it

so it makes a very rigid and well supported shelter

okay?

One thing my friend wondered was

if this blade

would be good for filleting fish

or filleting fish if you speak Americanese

Well, there's only one way to find out.

Now the only fish my fishmonger had

were sea bass.

so that's what I'm using here

I would say yes

it works pretty well as a filleting knife

or filleting knife

okay

I won't even try to guess how Bear Grylls might season his food

but I'm going to use salt and pepper

This living off the land, you know

It's really tough and hard

You wouldn't like it very much

Nope

you wouldn't like it at all

This is hard going

Dyson

Eh Dicey

that was a very tasty feed

very nice!

Just getting a brew on guys

At least this time we have a waterproof shelter

We had some nice rain roll through

and it shed it pretty well

so we're grand

I've been watching tom in the woods

Hi Tom

and his experiments with his brew kit

and I saw that he was using one of these enamel mugs

I got this one in Halford's

for two euro's

I was using a big stainless steel mug

it's about five hundred mil's

it's a bit big, its actually a small cook kit

It's a bit big if you just want a cup of tea or a cup of coffee

this one is about, is a little over three hundred mils

and it's a more compact size to carry around

And I made a small alcohol stove for it.

I made it so the flame doesn't burn too high

it's a reasonably small flame

and that keeps it from scorching the mug too much

we're not too far off the boil now

Or off the hot enough mark

I won't bring it to the boil

she's just about to bubble, I don't want it too hot

don't want to spill it either

I like this instant cappuccinp

you've got sugar, milk and the whole lot all in one

I've made the sapling bed again

and it's not working out quite as well this time

because I'm on a slight slope this way

and I'm on a slope that way

and I've had to tie it together with twine and what have you

It works better on the flat

still makes a reasonably comfy bed

Going to get this into me

Now comes the tricky part, getting into the sleeping bag

I'll get bunked down for the night, okay?

Good morning

Well the shelter worked fairly well last night

but my love affair with the sapling bed or the stick bed is about at an end

it was a pain in the ass last night

because I'm sloping this way, and sloping downhill as well

it kept moving about

and I had to tie it in place, but it's still not great

also

we're so used to sleeping on a perfectly level bed

that when you're on a slope, I really found the slope last night

and really noticed it

Dyson's already up and about

so I'm just going to have some hot chocolate

and we'll get on the road

Just to be perfectly honest

for the rushes

I used my old beater knife

cutting rushes is very hard on edge

and I didn't have time to be messing about sharpening knives

I knew it was going to take the edge

so I used this

for the rushes

The little Boker knife

I found was very very nice, very good

It's a very well made, very pretty knife

very well put together

It's a good sharp knife as well

Now, it has blunted a little

but it did quite a lot of work

and it did, you know, we were cutting fairly fast and hard

and anyway

you have your second blade to back up

This is my first, ahm

This is the first time I've come across a Boker knife

and I'm quite impressed with them

I'm going to be having a long hard look at Boker knives from now on

Take a good look at all their models

Quite an impressive little knife

And to my YouTube friend who wishes to remain anonymous

thank you very very much for this, I really appreciate it

You're going to have to give me a hint of what to send back

otherwise I'll have to send you an autographed photo of myself for your mantle piece

That would be nice!

anyway

I'm going to have my hot chocolate, get home and have some breakfast

before this guy goes chasing deer or something

stay Dyson!

Thanks for watching guys,

Boker knives are lovely

Bye bye.

For more infomation >> Boker tree brand trapper. Field test. survival shelter build. - Duration: 23:34.

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RUSSIA AND THE US WILL BUILD A DEEP SPACE GATEWAY ORBITING THE M - Duration: 4:02.

RUSSIA AND THE US WILL BUILD A DEEP SPACE GATEWAY ORBITING THE MOON

The United States and Russia will work together on building A Moon Base.

There have been lots of rumors going around that Russia and the US are going to join forces

to build a lunar base.

Roscosmos, the head of the space organization, along with NASA have now revealed a partnership

agreement, and they said that both countries have the same common vision for human exploration.

LUNAR ORBIT BUILDING TO START BY 2020 They said that the US and Russia are going to cooperate

on a Moon program and they gave the name Deep Space Gateway a mention specifically.

This is the base that NASA has been planning on building in lunar orbit and they plan on

doing so by 2020.

The release from the two set a 2020 goal as the start of the project.

The press release also stated other internal partners are now considering signing into

the lunar base project.

The statement to come from Roscosmos outlined a plan in rough for the creation of international

technical standards for the space station on the Moon.

It talked about life support systems along with docking ports that will have the base

of a design by the Russians.

This is down to the fact that the Russians have a great deal more experience in regards

to the running of a space station along with the life support systems on-board the ISS

being in the Zvezda Russian section.

US WANTED TO WORK WITH RUSSIA FROM THE START At the moment the ISS has ports that are different

from the multiple vehicles that are docked within it.

The Russian Soyuz capsule makes use of a docking port that has a different style than that

of the space shuttle.

The US had to put in adapters so as to convert the Shuttle docking ports along with allowing

private crafts such as the SpaceX Dragon to connect with them.

The US said that the wanted to work with the Russians from the start instead of carrying

out plans of their own and then getting the Russian on-board at the last minute.

NASA is relying on the heavy lift rocket by the name of SLS when it comes to building

the Deep Space Gateway, however, they are only going to launch it once a year and this

is something that really does not seem to be all that feasible.

However, the statement from Roscosmos has shed some light on that as the rockets of

Russia are going to help with construction.

US AND RUSSIA WILL WORK TOGETHER DESPITE TENSIONS The US and Russia working together is a big

deal, for a lot of reasons as they are working as one even though there is a great deal of

tension between them.

It may mean that the countries will be less likely to turn to hostilities outright.

The aims of NASA have not been very clear up to this point and haven�t been for a

long time.

They did reveal goals that are very ambitious but they did not have a plan that was clear

on just how they achieved it and without any budget to be able to support it.

The organization has slowly been scaling back since that time, however, thanks to international

agreement with cooperation it does now look like the Deep Space Gateway is really going

to happen.

Due to this they have international partners and so Congress might not cancel the project,

bear in mind that the International Space Station managed to get passed with just one

single vote.

See video: Where Do We Go Next?

Building the Deep Space Gateway.

The video link is below in our description.

For more infomation >> RUSSIA AND THE US WILL BUILD A DEEP SPACE GATEWAY ORBITING THE M - Duration: 4:02.

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How to Build a Teleporter with Aliens - Duration: 3:51.

Suppose we're working with aliens who live near Alpha Centauri to build a wormhole teleporter

so we can go visit them - for dinner, or interstellar diplomacy, or whatever. Of course we'll

need to be able to talk with them about what to make each side of the portal out of, how

big to make the various pieces, and so on. But since we've never been to Alpha Centauri,

and they've never been here, this is tricky – I mean, if you tell me to make you an

arc that's 300 cubits long, and I don't know what a cubit is, you'll probably get

an arc that's not exactly what you were hoping for .

So we'll have to build, from the ground up, an easily sharable way of communicating

about the universe, where distances and such are based on ideas, rather than specific artifacts

. We'd probably start with basic materials, you know, like how instead of sending a vial

with a chunk of lithium in it across interstellar space, we can just say "use the atom that

has 3 protons, 3 neutrons, and 3 electrons." Water would be "the molecule that's a

combination of one atom with 8 protons and two atoms with 1 proton." And so on.

Once we have materials down, we can do clocks – we just tell the aliens that if they take

the atom with 55 protons and 78 neutrons , make it emit a photon of light in a certain way

, and wait for that photon to oscillate 9,192,631,770 times: that's what we call one second.

Once we have clocks, we can do distances: just tell the aliens to see how far light

goes in one 299,792,458th of a second – that's what we call a meter.

But this is when we would run into a massive roadblock – literally. Pretty much the

rest of our communication about the universe requires knowing what mass is, and what we

currently call a kilogram isn't an idea we can just tell distant aliens, the way we

can say "the atom with 3 protons". A kilogram is just a particular lump of metal sitting

in a particular room in a particular place on our planet , and if you want to know how

many kilograms of say, antimatter, you have, you have to take it there and weigh them against

each other . In the very near future, we're going to

settle on a more sensible way of talking about mass, so instead of saying "in order to

build this teleporter you have to come to the part of earth with good cheese so we can

show you our shiny lump of metal," , we'll either be telling the aliens to just get a

pile of something like 21.5253873 septillion of the atom that has 14 protons and 14 neutrons,

or we'll tell them to weigh how much mass an atom or molecule loses after emitting a

photon of light that oscillates roughly 135.6392534 septillion septillion times each second. One

of these two concepts will be our new kilogram, and even though the pile of atoms option sounds

simpler in principle, it's actually kind of harder and more expensive to do in practice.

Whichever way it is, once we have our new way of communicating about mass as an idea

instead of an object, we'll be able to build our wormhole teleporter with the alpha centaurians

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