Praxis
22nd December 2019, 18:14
So there is a Youtube Channel I am sure that you have all heard of called kurzgesagt.
Their most recent video is about some futuristic tech and moving a star to avoid a supernova. So it is far looking tech but they claim it is in the real of our physics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3y8AIEX_dU
I highly recommend it as it is interesting to think about these things and I figure all here will enjoy the pieces they put from a "real physics" POV and the conversations here.
But the part that really stood out to me as at minute 5:14. They describe a process of fueling their device by taking H and HE. They have a nifty animation.
I INSTANTLY thought of something I saw in 2011. Much like the Norway Spiral from 2009(which side note try to find a nice HQ version of that event is supremely diffucult these days) there is a video of something truly incredible that most people have just forgotten.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mY5XsYnZmu8
I didnt choose that version for any particular reason just it showed the clips i needed and remembered. Notice how similar the process in the first video is to the second?
That craft in the second video is enormous.
Their most recent video is about some futuristic tech and moving a star to avoid a supernova. So it is far looking tech but they claim it is in the real of our physics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3y8AIEX_dU
I highly recommend it as it is interesting to think about these things and I figure all here will enjoy the pieces they put from a "real physics" POV and the conversations here.
But the part that really stood out to me as at minute 5:14. They describe a process of fueling their device by taking H and HE. They have a nifty animation.
I INSTANTLY thought of something I saw in 2011. Much like the Norway Spiral from 2009(which side note try to find a nice HQ version of that event is supremely diffucult these days) there is a video of something truly incredible that most people have just forgotten.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mY5XsYnZmu8
I didnt choose that version for any particular reason just it showed the clips i needed and remembered. Notice how similar the process in the first video is to the second?
That craft in the second video is enormous.