I really enjoy the new editing style, it used to be more 'still' now it's way more dynamic and fun. Kudos to the editors and of course to our trusted Kyle!
@@rallamstadrainexium6846 :) I was thinking about the Kumquat-in-Chief here in the states. Duerte can go with him, though. The two were made for each other.
You know what I love, most, about your show? Just the simple fact that you are able to take a single concept and bring it to the attention of so many people at the same time. There's a romantic notion that two people could be in different locations and know that when they look up at the sky they can see the same moon. Similar to this, all of us nerds could be looking into the same problem and going over the same research, not just to find a solution, but sometimes just to understand that concept better. For this, I dub you, Kyle, an UltraNerd!
Musk didn't really design it, though. The Not-A-Flamethrower is literally just a $50 propane torch kit fitted into the shell of a $100 airsoft gun - specifically the CSI S.T.A.R. XR5 Advanced Battle Rifle. Coincidentally enough, the _"Trooper White"_ version.
@@mateodominguez9825 hehehe yeah, that would be great. But what a flamethrower does is project a burning flammable liquid to a great distance. What the not-a-flamethrower does is more like what a kitchen torch would do, burning gas right at the nozzle
11:12, I actually zoomed in, leaned WAY forward and read that entire comment instead of going back to the last video's comment section. Anyway, it says we don't see helium in Earth's atmosphere, but we do. It's actually one of the top 10 most abundant gases. They point they were making is valid, though. The helium is constantly escaping Earth's gravity and is only measurable because it's being replenished by radioactive decay of unstable elements that produce alpha particles, which are essentially helium nuclei. Once we run out of uranium and other self fissile materials in a few billion years or so, we will indeed have no more helium.
@@mattking4946 ain't want it to get hotter it will incinerate itself do you know why people are looking to go mars this called global warming and a collision course with other planets and so on
i love your content! on the magic beans you talked about it has to be an insane kind of metabolic booster mixed with stem cells and nanobots. seems the only simple answer, occamz razor and all!
The comment about long term health effects of lower gravity reminded me of another video I watched about making Mars habitable and colonizing it, cant remember where I watched if it was a random click during a TH-cam binge or a subscribed notification from one of the other channels I follow. But that video went with the premise of what would happen to human physiology and biology if we were able to create a long term self sustaining colony there and gave possibilities of what the lower gravity could do which included thing like weaker muscles and heart problems etcetera but the thing that the comment in this video reminded me of is not just asking about what the effects of that lower gravity would be on Mars but also what could happen with the descendants of the colonists there after several generations due are constant evolution and them eventually adapting and becoming an offshoot subspecies of native Earthborn human down the line and the multitude of medical issue they could have after adapting to Martian life and visiting and having to deal with higher gravity and the other health issue they could have visiting Earth after that separating adaptation to a sub species adapted to Mars and the adverse effects it could have on their physiology and them having to deal with the higher gravity. Which is another layer aside from the getting to Mars and making it habitable and colonizing it I found interesting is the whole how the later permanent residence will have to deal with that adaptation visiting earth.
Hey Kyle, love the show! You have been doing a lot of videos about nukes and nuclear energy and what we could do with them but I would like to hear you take on a more important topic; How would we go about making a planet-wide Nuclear Defense System? Is there any current technology that could either disarm the worlds existing arsenal of NucNucs or "catch" them as they entered the upper atmosphere? This seems like just as existential of an issue - if maybe not quite as urgent - as confronting climate change. I would love to hear your thoughts on this. Thanks, Tyrannasaur.
@Because Science the question of the missin magnetic field of mars made me thought "is it possible to create a man-made electro-magnet to fit terraforming ? and how big would it be xD"
Honestly it would likely be more efficient to figure out a way to kickstart the core of the planet again, it would likely be easier... Not that it would be easy or cheap.
@@SilvaDreams sure it would... but re-melting a core is kind of boring xD ... but made me think if it would be possible with nukes (fits the nuke topic) xD but i guess there wouldnt be enough constant heat. maybe with a lot of super strong lasers?... but thats all futur painting, first we need to mars and stay
I remember when I was a kid, I was scared about having a cast taken off with that saw, and the doctor put it on skin to try to put my mind at ease. That was nice of them.
Energy is the measure of an object's ability to do something to another. Joules are a more exact measurement of that energy(a derived unit). They're both technically measurements, though not technically both units..... semantics.
About the difference in gravity, there's not only the muscles and bones issue, but also the circulatory system. This could trigger some problems in arteries and veins or pressure problems
@@HyperionaSilverleaf that would be funny. I would love to see her as a Timelord! Not as River, a separate character altogether. I really would like to know how the technology in the bus works.
answer to hazardous mars. Hermetically sealed sub-surface colonies and in the latter stages of the society there a sub surface ecumenopolis. This would introduce it's own problems in that maintenance would have to be constant to keep the seal intact, not to mention that waste gasses would have to be addressed lest the inhabitants suffocate.
Kyle, I feel you still missed the point of reduced gravity. We have done long term studies (the twin study NASA did gave some specific examples). While these studies were in relativistic micro gravity, it is worth noting that a 38% relativistic gravity of Mars should be expected to have these same type effects, although to what extent is what is unknown. These examples included changes in lengths of telomeres, thickening of the walls of the cardiovascular system, and inflammation in various parts of the body, including the eyes. These types of issues cannot be solved by running on a treadmill, or wearing weighted clothing. Our bodies evolved for the pull of earth's gravity. This is going to be an issue for long term colonization of planets, and most definitely for the moon. This will also be an issue for astronauts who are in transit to and from Mars.
It really isn't a flamethrower though. It's like holding up a can of hairspray and a lighter and calling it a flamethrower. It's just a glorified blowtorch.
This video has an ideal length. Also with regard to Mars, the uses of locally made artificial super green house gasses like CF6 is considered a far better option then nukes. But even that will only get the CO2 ice to sublimate, not anywhere near a habitable temperature.
Sure flamethrowers are great for dramatic effect, but in terms of combat efficiency, I'd actually prefer to be chased by a madman with a flamethrower (not-a-flamethrower?) than an assault rifle. Flamethrowers have limited range, expend lots of fuel in canisters that weigh significantly more than ammo clips - and human flesh doesn't catch fire easily, nor does my preferred clothing materials such as leather, pvc, etc.
The flamethrowers used in WWII spray a stream of fuel very similar to napalm, so it tends to stick to things a lot more than just oil, gasoline, or diesel fuel would.
@@HyperionaSilverleaf I have, a variation on napalm infused with particles of white phosphorus is real and much worse as neither water nor most other means of cooling or denying oxygen to it put it out.
Senzu bean! Btw, pls work with TFS for a future episode containing DB-stuff. Let them do some talking for their specific characters. Would be awesome :)
Hi kyle! I just like all the videos that you have posted in youtube and it makes me a big fan of you. Can I suggest an another video of alien vs predator? I've heard and seen in other videos about the theory that the glowwing blood of yautja (predator for non-geeks) can neutralize a xenomorphs blood just a little bit.In your one video you discussed about the strong acid known to man is called, the hydroflouric acid and fluroantimonic acid. Is there any high base substance that can neutralize this two acids?
Kind of sheds some light as to why “fixing” our planet is so impractical. Mars is much smaller and it’s still too complicated to try to alter its atmosphere. Too many people think we should just “fix” our planet when the complications in doing so are still next to impossible. The planet would change anyway eventually no matter what people do.
weird thought, what would it take to restart the core of Mars so it could start to have its own EM field again? with a molten core rotating , and a growing EM field. It would likely start to develop a atmosphere and be more able to support conventional ideas of atmospheric change. Also it would have side effects of raising the temperature, releasing trapped water and gases
"Nurse, can I ask you something?" "Can you, erm... touch ... my... skin?" (Nurse stares with empty eyes - until red evil glints with the power or a red sun) "Sure bet. I will do it... WITH THIS SAW MUHAHAHAHAHAHA"
12:27 I think inside Senzu bean is nano-biorobot that specifically be designed for repair damaged cell in your body. Each of them has micro-anti-matter fuel that energy will be transfer to your body too. If those is not enough to explain Senzu bean, I think it may be a 4D object to that can change it size when it move in 4thD direction (You can't move in 4thD direction if you are 3D). It will move in 4thD direction that will make it bigger and spread more nano-biorobot to your body that will be enough to heal anyone no matter how big or how much injured you have if we use 4D to explain.
If I had all the power/ time in the world, this is what i would do. Step one: build a solar shade around venus, and build thousands of sidelights around mars. These sidelights will create a magnetic field around mars; and the solar shade will freeze the atmosphere of venus. Step two: build an orbital ring around venus and Europa, so we can slingshot the frozen co2 from venus and water from Europa to mars and venus( just the water, or better just the hydrogen). Step 3: after a while mars will have a thick atmosphere with liquid water, and venus will have a decrease atmosphere with water. This way we can terraform 2 planets at once. This plan will be extremely hard, but not impossible..
You are going to get MASSIVE comments from dragonball nerds (such as me) if you don't also mention that this Senzu Bean keeps you fed for 10 days, it doesn't only heal you.
You can't move your lair to a wasp nest, it's too derivative. The Monarch already has that schtick. - - - And that sensu bean would have to be AMAZING to heal the most Grievous injury, several blaster shots to an exposed heart.
So, we set up the magneto sphere inflatable, then use a massive rail-gun placed in the Kuiper belt to launch asteroids and comets at mars.. This would kick up large amounts of dust and also add various gasses and liquids to mars. It would also make it easier to get many of the useful resources in the asteroids in an environment safer for collection. We could automate the process and have robots gather the newly landed resources and build habitats and stockpiles. It could also be used as a weapon to keep all the colony's and space stations in check, as the threat of Kinetic Bombardment would most likely quell uprisings pretty quick.
Theoretically what wavelengths can Magneto or Wolverine see in? Or other sensitive/keen mutants/meta humans could Is Tetrachromacy a possible thing for either of them or other higher visual sights?
Bro you just set up the next video... Do a indepth look on how we could possibly make a senzu bean. Or if could even be done at all . I bet if you came up with a plausible way.. scientist would actually try it .
Hey Kyle, Would you mind doing an episode similar to your superpowers series but instead, you highlight superpowers we do have but either don’t often use or take for granted as humans?
Yeah, I've had multiple casts, and I've been cut open twice by these saws. So they will cut, just not very often, or I've just been unlucky and the blades were defective
Whether or not your spit would boil on Mars would depend on your elevation. Since there is no sea level on Mars the zero point for determining elevation is the point where the atmospheric pressure is at the triple point of water. That is the point at which there is sufficient pressure for water to exist as either a vapor, liquid or solid. So if you're below that point your spit may very well freeze before boiling.
I had a cast removed once when I was a kid and they used the saw. It felt weird when the dr put it on my skin. It was warm from the friction and made my skin ripple.
I had a magic weapon thought. You swing or throw a very light weapon which allows you to get high speed easy. Just before impact, a weapon like Milnear Miljeer Melier Thor's hammer increases it's mass. Does the hammer instantly slow down because of momentum conservation, or does it not because no outside force force slowed it down? If it doesn't slow down it just turned its new found mass in to magic free kinetic energy and would help Thor hit very hard.
Kyle, what about Paraterraforming? If you just put a clear dome over parts of Mars and terraform the land underneath, it you can live there in a matter of decades; possibly even years!
Kyle. When next you inhale a bean, press tongue to roof of mouth to deflect from entering throat. I'm not sure if you have 911 services in The Void. (...and isn't The Void your lair?)
But what if we just send comets into mars until the impacts and released gas get the heat and atmosphere where we want em, plus the amount of comets we'd need to use might kick up the mass a little bit, so we could leave the pocket change out of our weighted sweater vests?
Ok so even in theory, if you could do the Jupiter black hole thing, on a super speedy level of 5 years. Would that formerly known as jupiter still have an orbit? Or would jupiter cause other planets, maybe mars, to have a shifted orbit, or pulled into an orbit like existence around it? Sorry I might be a tad buzzed. But I mean what kind of ramifications would that have on our lil pocket of the galaxy?
Hey Kyle, How does this magnetic shadow thing work for Mars? If this Magnetic shadown device is closer to the sun than Mars, then it will have a faster orbit right? How do you keep mars in the magnetic shadow if this is the case?
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You are very welcome! :)
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Because Science we should be launching comets/meteors/asteroids into mars to increase the gravitational field of mars.
Senzu Bean? More like StemCells Bean, am i right?
P.s. That terrible pun made me want to take a cold shower.
WHO thinks Elon is controversial???
Kyle: "Science, it's about touching stuff!"
Kids around the world: "Ma! Don't come into my room! I'm doing Science!"
Ma: "I'm also doing science" *Prepares slapping hand **-slipper-*
Technically biology is science
Do we realy want to know on witch part of his skin the nurse put the castsaw?
BWAHAHAHAHAHA!
I did a science!
how much hair gel will it take to make kyle go super saiyan?
Sounds like a critical mass equation...
Like Shawn Huffords comment if you want Kyle to go super Saiyan
A bit of electricity will help ;)
The answer is simple.... OVER 9000!
You couldn't with gel.
I did see a dude wirh similar length hair use super glue to make himself a spiky mohawk but... Not the same.
Kyle: Science, it's about touching stuff
Chernobyl Scientist: if you say so
Oh no
*Guy who stuck his head into a particle accelerator* : Hold my beer.
I'm the 69th like... nice
Demon Core Scientist : Bro trust me don't
Kyle: "Science, it's about touching stuff!"
Marie Curie: Err...
Kyle: would only have to produce one to two tesla!
My brain, too ready for bed: wait, why does it have to produce cars?
lol great comment
So THAT'S why Elon Musk launched the car!
Tesla is a unit of magnetic induction.
@@bottlefabby6525 He was tired
Kyle: "Science, it's about touching stuff!"
Vatican - "Pleaaaaase, don' t say that"
Catholicism; about touching kids. 😂
*Kyle inhales bean and almost dies*
A REVERSE SENZU BEAN???
*Seppuku Bean!*
Still wonder when I can apply to be a henchman for your super villain group :P
The God Emperor: Eh, I think I'd still rather hench for The Riddler. www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/the-riddler-makes-an-announcement
@@sdfkjgh That was a cool read actually
Krillin: "Senzu bean!"
Oh my Kame I love Team Four Star!!!
TFS!!
Thanks bean daddy
(Insert Abridged Reference Here)
Muffin button
I'm so upset that the Closed Captions on TH-cam didn't spell out Joopa Jupe and instead just typed "Jupiter." Lame TH-cam. Lame.
I really enjoy the new editing style, it used to be more 'still' now it's way more dynamic and fun. Kudos to the editors and of course to our trusted Kyle!
How to make Mars warm enough to support human life?
Send our Politicians there? Plenty of hot-air.
Wow total dad joke
Wouldn't mind this being implemented tho
start with duterte from the philippines
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA
Go on...
@@rallamstadrainexium6846 :) I was thinking about the Kumquat-in-Chief here in the states. Duerte can go with him, though. The two were made for each other.
Did anyone else hear Arnold Schwarzenegger talking when Kyle said “It’s not a flamethrower!”
"Science, it's about touching stuff."
I thought that was being a Hollywood producer
*throws senzu bean at Harvey Weinstein*
@@KingXOreo I don't even think a senzu bean can resurrect his career.
Eew too soon
XD
See officer? I wasn't commiting a felony, I was doing science
Your new lair is The Venture Bros' Monarch's old hive????? That didn't work out that well for him...
Hey Kyle I love the show can you do an episode on how breathing style from kimetsu no yaiba can make someone more powerful.
You know what I love, most, about your show?
Just the simple fact that you are able to take a single concept and bring it to the attention of so many people at the same time. There's a romantic notion that two people could be in different locations and know that when they look up at the sky they can see the same moon. Similar to this, all of us nerds could be looking into the same problem and going over the same research, not just to find a solution, but sometimes just to understand that concept better.
For this, I dub you, Kyle, an UltraNerd!
SENZU BEAN! (Throws senzu bean at Kyle's head)
Senzu beans have to be packed with stem cells right?
"Why are you putting your hand in the Thanksgiving Turkey?"
Don't mind me, I'm just doing science by touching it Karen.
Oh it ate my watch.
Actually he is quite correct about the “flamethrower “. It is NOT a flamethrower. It is a TORCH. Huge difference.
When faced with the atmospheric gases escaping issue, my brain immediately said "What about using an air shield, you know, like on Druidia."
3:57 Kyle and Randall Munroe (the xkcd author) are probably my top 2 picks for supervillains, haha
"It's not a flame thrower."
"I repeat, IT IS NOT a flame thrower."
1:02 Kyle: The next episode is about beans
Intellects: °0°
Kyle: Anime beans
Weebs: OwO
Elon Musk: *ASCENDED*
John Snow: "I don't want it"
Kyle Hill: "It's not a flamethrower"
I really don't like that the "not a flame thrower" looks like a first-order rifle. Of course Elon would make it look like a star wars prop
Musk didn't really design it, though. The Not-A-Flamethrower is literally just a $50 propane torch kit fitted into the shell of a $100 airsoft gun - specifically the CSI S.T.A.R. XR5 Advanced Battle Rifle. Coincidentally enough, the _"Trooper White"_ version.
Okusar okay but I really want one.
Asteroid belt + railgun + Mars + Time = BOOM transformation complete! (Actual Results may vary)
And remember... It's not a Flamethrower!
It just throws flames...
it doesn't. It is just a big gun shaped lighter, really
Mmm... so what if lighters are miniature flamethrowers??? O.o
Naaah... :/
@@mateodominguez9825 hehehe yeah, that would be great. But what a flamethrower does is project a burning flammable liquid to a great distance. What the not-a-flamethrower does is more like what a kitchen torch would do, burning gas right at the nozzle
12:32 Kyle almost choked to death but the Senzu bean saved him.
Wouldn't it be easiest to build some form of dome like structure over most of the planet then make the atmosphere and magnetic field
11:12, I actually zoomed in, leaned WAY forward and read that entire comment instead of going back to the last video's comment section. Anyway, it says we don't see helium in Earth's atmosphere, but we do. It's actually one of the top 10 most abundant gases. They point they were making is valid, though. The helium is constantly escaping Earth's gravity and is only measurable because it's being replenished by radioactive decay of unstable elements that produce alpha particles, which are essentially helium nuclei. Once we run out of uranium and other self fissile materials in a few billion years or so, we will indeed have no more helium.
Key Kyle Senzu Bean not only heal you they also keep a person from needing to eat for 10 days.
This super villain meme will never get old...please never stop
Mars: what I’m not hot enough...
Walks away in a huff ...
Nope earth chan is the one one hot enough for me and keeps getting hotter
matt king lolz
Why hello there mercury
Planet-shaming. #plutotoo
@@mattking4946 ain't want it to get hotter it will incinerate itself do you know why people are looking to go mars this called global warming and a collision course with other planets and so on
Krillin: "SENSU BEAN!!!!"
Or actually just Sensu...because Sensu LATERALLY MEANS Sage Bean. So saying Sensu Bean you are saying bean twice.
Yup 😂 dumbfucks ain't it
It's the moon moon joke all over again 😂
'Two-weapon Fighting' Fighting Style.
That's a thing in D&D. It bugs me
i love your content!
on the magic beans you talked about it has to be an insane kind of metabolic booster mixed with stem cells and nanobots.
seems the only simple answer, occamz razor and all!
The comment about long term health effects of lower gravity reminded me of another video I watched about making Mars habitable and colonizing it, cant remember where I watched if it was a random click during a TH-cam binge or a subscribed notification from one of the other channels I follow. But that video went with the premise of what would happen to human physiology and biology if we were able to create a long term self sustaining colony there and gave possibilities of what the lower gravity could do which included thing like weaker muscles and heart problems etcetera but the thing that the comment in this video reminded me of is not just asking about what the effects of that lower gravity would be on Mars but also what could happen with the descendants of the colonists there after several generations due are constant evolution and them eventually adapting and becoming an offshoot subspecies of native Earthborn human down the line and the multitude of medical issue they could have after adapting to Martian life and visiting and having to deal with higher gravity and the other health issue they could have visiting Earth after that separating adaptation to a sub species adapted to Mars and the adverse effects it could have on their physiology and them having to deal with the higher gravity. Which is another layer aside from the getting to Mars and making it habitable and colonizing it I found interesting is the whole how the later permanent residence will have to deal with that adaptation visiting earth.
I think it would be more plausible to build a cloud city on venus where the pressure and temperature would be acceptable...
Karl II Kaiser Would be like a blimp in a hurricane. Pretty sure those winds get upwards of 160k/h in Venus jet-stream, just to be high enough.
Just nuke venus so it gets cold, then live on it
Hey Kyle, love the show! You have been doing a lot of videos about nukes and nuclear energy and what we could do with them but I would like to hear you take on a more important topic; How would we go about making a planet-wide Nuclear Defense System? Is there any current technology that could either disarm the worlds existing arsenal of NucNucs or "catch" them as they entered the upper atmosphere? This seems like just as existential of an issue - if maybe not quite as urgent - as confronting climate change. I would love to hear your thoughts on this. Thanks, Tyrannasaur.
@Because Science
the question of the missin magnetic field of mars made me thought "is it possible to create a man-made electro-magnet to fit terraforming ? and how big would it be xD"
Honestly it would likely be more efficient to figure out a way to kickstart the core of the planet again, it would likely be easier... Not that it would be easy or cheap.
@@SilvaDreams sure it would... but re-melting a core is kind of boring xD ... but made me think if it would be possible with nukes (fits the nuke topic) xD but i guess there wouldnt be enough constant heat. maybe with a lot of super strong lasers?... but thats all futur painting, first we need to mars and stay
You should do episodes on how Medusa turns people to stone. And how the flash throws lighting and how you could as well
If they talk beans and don't mention Pythagoras I'll be very disappointed.
I remember when I was a kid, I was scared about having a cast taken off with that saw, and the doctor put it on skin to try to put my mind at ease. That was nice of them.
9:16 if mars' gravity is 40% of earth's, you'd be 60% lighter
oh and energy is not a unit, Joule is :P
Energy is the measure of an object's ability to do something to another. Joules are a more exact measurement of that energy(a derived unit). They're both technically measurements, though not technically both units..... semantics.
^ tldr: "yes joule is a unit, and here are some things I know..."
@@ItsJustFox derived units are still units... and properties (like energy) are not...
That last dig. Nice.
Senzu bean. Have you ever seen dbz abridged if not you must watch it
About the difference in gravity, there's not only the muscles and bones issue, but also the circulatory system. This could trigger some problems in arteries and veins or pressure problems
I wonder how teched up the magic school bus is to do everything it does.
Miss Frizzle is from the F U T U R E
@@HyperionaSilverleaf that would be funny. I would love to see her as a Timelord! Not as River, a separate character altogether.
I really would like to know how the technology in the bus works.
The spiffing brit once called coffee bean juice, and every time I hear the word bean I think of that. He haunts me every day, bean juice..
Could we terraform mars with a giant boring company flame thrower
It's not a flamethrower?
It’s a torch. Not a flamethrower.
answer to hazardous mars. Hermetically sealed sub-surface colonies and in the latter stages of the society there a sub surface ecumenopolis. This would introduce it's own problems in that maintenance would have to be constant to keep the seal intact, not to mention that waste gasses would have to be addressed lest the inhabitants suffocate.
So...what happened to because space?
Dr. Moo will return! It's just that she has a day job actually working on space missions, so we work around her schedule. -- kH
@@becausescience woohoo Kyle Hill dropping knowledge in the comments too!
Kyle, I feel you still missed the point of reduced gravity. We have done long term studies (the twin study NASA did gave some specific examples). While these studies were in relativistic micro gravity, it is worth noting that a 38% relativistic gravity of Mars should be expected to have these same type effects, although to what extent is what is unknown. These examples included changes in lengths of telomeres, thickening of the walls of the cardiovascular system, and inflammation in various parts of the body, including the eyes. These types of issues cannot be solved by running on a treadmill, or wearing weighted clothing. Our bodies evolved for the pull of earth's gravity. This is going to be an issue for long term colonization of planets, and most definitely for the moon. This will also be an issue for astronauts who are in transit to and from Mars.
yeah
Kyle is a supervillain
he bought the flame thrower
It really isn't a flamethrower though. It's like holding up a can of hairspray and a lighter and calling it a flamethrower. It's just a glorified blowtorch.
This video has an ideal length. Also with regard to Mars, the uses of locally made artificial super green house gasses like CF6 is considered a far better option then nukes. But even that will only get the CO2 ice to sublimate, not anywhere near a habitable temperature.
1337 minutes, well, only appropriate for the science elite! :p
A single Senzu-Bean fulls your stomach too,
and heals you spiritually and physically.
Well. Flame throwers are actually legal to own...
Screw assault rifles I got a frigging flame thrower!!!
Sure flamethrowers are great for dramatic effect, but in terms of combat efficiency, I'd actually prefer to be chased by a madman with a flamethrower (not-a-flamethrower?) than an assault rifle. Flamethrowers have limited range, expend lots of fuel in canisters that weigh significantly more than ammo clips - and human flesh doesn't catch fire easily, nor does my preferred clothing materials such as leather, pvc, etc.
The legality of flamethrowers varies by state, which is why Musk called it "not a flamethrower", which is correct. It's a dressed-up propane torch.
The flamethrowers used in WWII spray a stream of fuel very similar to napalm, so it tends to stick to things a lot more than just oil, gasoline, or diesel fuel would.
@@jlokison may I suggest looking up Greek Fire? Liquid fire that can melt your face off.
@@HyperionaSilverleaf
I have, a variation on napalm infused with particles of white phosphorus is real and much worse as neither water nor most other means of cooling or denying oxygen to it put it out.
9:32 Ohhhh... You said straps on. I thought you said something else.
Senzu bean!
Btw, pls work with TFS for a future episode containing DB-stuff. Let them do some talking for their specific characters. Would be awesome :)
Hi kyle! I just like all the videos that you have posted in youtube and it makes me a big fan of you. Can I suggest an another video of alien vs predator? I've heard and seen in other videos about the theory that the glowwing blood of yautja (predator for non-geeks) can neutralize a xenomorphs blood just a little bit.In your one video you discussed about the strong acid known to man is called, the hydroflouric acid and fluroantimonic acid. Is there any high base substance that can neutralize this two acids?
Everyone else: 10:02
Me: hmm yes this is a number
Kind of sheds some light as to why “fixing” our planet is so impractical. Mars is much smaller and it’s still too complicated to try to alter its atmosphere. Too many people think we should just “fix” our planet when the complications in doing so are still next to impossible. The planet would change anyway eventually no matter what people do.
weird thought, what would it take to restart the core of Mars so it could start to have its own EM field again? with a molten core rotating , and a growing EM field. It would likely start to develop a atmosphere and be more able to support conventional ideas of atmospheric change. Also it would have side effects of raising the temperature, releasing trapped water and gases
"Nurse, can I ask you something?"
"Can you, erm... touch ... my... skin?"
(Nurse stares with empty eyes - until red evil glints with the power or a red sun)
"Sure bet. I will do it... WITH THIS SAW MUHAHAHAHAHAHA"
0:42 cmon I just changed my pants
12:27 I think inside Senzu bean is nano-biorobot that specifically be designed for repair damaged cell in your body.
Each of them has micro-anti-matter fuel that energy will be transfer to your body too.
If those is not enough to explain Senzu bean, I think it may be a 4D object to that can change it size when it move in 4thD direction (You can't move in 4thD direction if you are 3D). It will move in 4thD direction that will make it bigger and spread more nano-biorobot to your body that will be enough to heal anyone no matter how big or how much injured you have if we use 4D to explain.
If I had all the power/ time in the world, this is what i would do.
Step one: build a solar shade around venus, and build thousands of sidelights around mars. These sidelights will create a magnetic field around mars; and the solar shade will freeze the atmosphere of venus.
Step two: build an orbital ring around venus and Europa, so we can slingshot the frozen co2 from venus and water from Europa to mars and venus( just the water, or better just the hydrogen).
Step 3: after a while mars will have a thick atmosphere with liquid water, and venus will have a decrease atmosphere with water. This way we can terraform 2 planets at once.
This plan will be extremely hard, but not impossible..
8:52 Currently reading a fascinating webcomic about this very problem: www.webtoons.com/en/sf/heartwired/list?title_no=1539
I know what's in a senzu bean. Spoilers: it's Stem Cells.
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Mmm.. Bone Marrow Bean.
Kicking it Kyle.
You are going to get MASSIVE comments from dragonball nerds (such as me) if you don't also mention that this Senzu Bean keeps you fed for 10 days, it doesn't only heal you.
You can't move your lair to a wasp nest, it's too derivative. The Monarch already has that schtick. - - - And that sensu bean would have to be AMAZING to heal the most Grievous injury, several blaster shots to an exposed heart.
Mars needs a zenzu bean.
Can we not just blow atmosphere off of Venus a lot easier than adding one to Mars? Basically can we cool Venus easier than heating Mars?
Not really. It would be harder to make Venus colder than to make Mars warmer.
@@jackesofieutro1072 what makes you think that?
So, we set up the magneto sphere inflatable, then use a massive rail-gun placed in the Kuiper belt to launch asteroids and comets at mars.. This would kick up large amounts of dust and also add various gasses and liquids to mars. It would also make it easier to get many of the useful resources in the asteroids in an environment safer for collection. We could automate the process and have robots gather the newly landed resources and build habitats and stockpiles. It could also be used as a weapon to keep all the colony's and space stations in check, as the threat of Kinetic Bombardment would most likely quell uprisings pretty quick.
Do I play evil Apples with you?
I was just talking about Cast Saws on that game app
Theoretically what wavelengths can Magneto or Wolverine see in? Or other sensitive/keen mutants/meta humans could
Is Tetrachromacy a possible thing for either of them or other higher visual sights?
Have you done any more Gundam episodes? I wanna know how possible it would be and how complicated it would be to pilot.
Bro you just set up the next video...
Do a indepth look on how we could possibly make a senzu bean. Or if could even be done at all . I bet if you came up with a plausible way.. scientist would actually try it .
Jeez! 300 meters, everywhere on the surface of the planet??
Well what if we just chucked an asteroid at it?
Hey Kyle,
Would you mind doing an episode similar to your superpowers series but instead, you highlight superpowers we do have but either don’t often use or take for granted as humans?
Talk more about moving Mars closer to the Sun and how to do that and its new orbit's impact on other planets
Yeah, I've had multiple casts, and I've been cut open twice by these saws. So they will cut, just not very often, or I've just been unlucky and the blades were defective
Whether or not your spit would boil on Mars would depend on your elevation. Since there is no sea level on Mars the zero point for determining elevation is the point where the atmospheric pressure is at the triple point of water. That is the point at which there is sufficient pressure for water to exist as either a vapor, liquid or solid. So if you're below that point your spit may very well freeze before boiling.
I had a cast removed once when I was a kid and they used the saw. It felt weird when the dr put it on my skin. It was warm from the friction and made my skin ripple.
Imagine choking on a sensu bean only to die before it’s effects could take place
I had a magic weapon thought. You swing or throw a very light weapon which allows you to get high speed easy. Just before impact, a weapon like Milnear Miljeer Melier Thor's hammer increases it's mass. Does the hammer instantly slow down because of momentum conservation, or does it not because no outside force force slowed it down? If it doesn't slow down it just turned its new found mass in to magic free kinetic energy and would help Thor hit very hard.
Kyle, what about Paraterraforming? If you just put a clear dome over parts of Mars and terraform the land underneath, it you can live there in a matter of decades; possibly even years!
Kyle. When next you inhale a bean, press tongue to roof of mouth to deflect from entering throat. I'm not sure if you have 911 services in The Void.
(...and isn't The Void your lair?)
The best weapon for close ish rage space fighting would be a slingbow. (Arrow shooting slingshot) Thoughts?
Mix up some aluminum powder with the soil and lighting magnesium fuse would be an interesting experiment.
Really?
The cast saw doesn't cut your skin?
I honestly thought the doctor was screwing with me to make me feel better.
But what if we just send comets into mars until the impacts and released gas get the heat and atmosphere where we want em, plus the amount of comets we'd need to use might kick up the mass a little bit, so we could leave the pocket change out of our weighted sweater vests?
Ok so even in theory, if you could do the Jupiter black hole thing, on a super speedy level of 5 years. Would that formerly known as jupiter still have an orbit? Or would jupiter cause other planets, maybe mars, to have a shifted orbit, or pulled into an orbit like existence around it?
Sorry I might be a tad buzzed. But I mean what kind of ramifications would that have on our lil pocket of the galaxy?
If we can get Mars rotationand core to start up again we could found a way to send our carbon dioxide emissions onto mars
Hey Kyle,
How does this magnetic shadow thing work for Mars? If this Magnetic shadown device is closer to the sun than Mars, then it will have a faster orbit right? How do you keep mars in the magnetic shadow if this is the case?