The lady he mentioned, she's one of the greatest minds of all time in Mathematics. Her name is Emmy Noether and she gave the Noether's theorem. It talks about conserved quantities and symmetry of action in systems with conserved forces (might not be the apt statement to describe it, might not even be close, I have a very basic understanding of this). The space and momentum correlation could be there as a result of this (whole lot of symmetries, whole lot of them breaking, so very much possible ,a deeper symmetry is conserved giving rise to momentum from pure nonthingness during breaking of momentum conservation. Hell, space expanding itself is creating momentum so having an item that can alter the space can create/stop momentum).
I think the person that's probably the greatest mind in mathematics would be someone who invented zero and decimals, because before that, to pronounce "10" and "11" the world used to say "9 plus one more, amd then "9 plus two more. Imagine that.
6:32 The arc reactor doesn't emit radiation like a Nuclear Power Plant. It only produce 3 times the energy (electricity) of a Nuclear Power Plant without the radiation. It's renuable energy, like solar, wind or hydro base energy. In Ironman 2, Tony suffers the effect of metal poisoning from the aloy use by the arc reactor, it is not radiation. Like lead poisoning in some communities that had they water suply contaminated by lead product and waste dumped in the water.
well radiation is just energy that spreads out in waves so it would produce energy but non ionizing radiation. moreover a nuclear power plant doesn't put out much radiation
@@houseofactionduh, even the human body emits radiation in the form of heat. But in this, it was implied they were talking about the kind of radiation that made Chernobyl the deadliest place on earth when it blew up.
with the Space Stone thing, he was trying to explain WHY the SPACE stone can work in the way that it did (stopping Loki's dagger), since that doesn't seem like a function that it would have in addition to it's teleportation ability.
Exactly. The space stone controls movement thru space. Space and time are related. Tesseract is *not* an invention of Marvel. It is an actual concept in physics that represents space-time - where there are 4 dimensions of physical existence - length, width, depth and TIME. Where each dimension exists at right angles to the other 3. Mathematically time can be understand and predicted in this way. Logically the space stone CAN freeze all movement thru space which is a logical corollary of freezing time. Also with the space stone you can be in more than one place at the same time, and have infinite speed of movement. This is one reason why Thanos mastery of space and power at the beginning of Infinity War *already* rendered him nearly invincible. It's not just a glorified sling ring - IT'S COMPLETE MASTERY OF ALL OF SPACE. Sometimes MCU *is* clever, but American audiences....🤦♀... show them something smart, they think it's dumb. And vice versa.
Example: Thanos uses the space stone to separate Nebula's body into dozens of disconnected parts. She doesn't die. She isn't damaged. Thanos has simply altered the physics of SPACE for Nebula. It absolutely horrifies her and Gamora. That's why he does it, to manipulate Gamora. How many viewers actually followed that scene - I wonder?
@@summertyme5748 i could be wrong but last time i watched it i coulda sworn he was using at least 3 stones on her😭 (which would’ve been all of the ones he already had) soooo
_I could be wrong_ ^ No. He never used the reality stone on Nebula. The film is very smart about how the stones work and what they do. It's 'some' of the audience that can't follow it, because they don't understand space or time or reality in the 1st place.
@@summertyme5748 after going back technically we’re both wrong bc he also uses the power stone on her and not the reality stone.. which realistically.. space stone can only move space matter or “force like kinetic energy” for example he was able to SLOW Loki’s arm when he tried to stab him but not completely move it. so i think he used the power stone to pull the space between her already destroyed body apart.
I've read his book. "The Physics of Superheroes" In one of the chapters he discusses a lot of the problems with the Ant Man technology and the sheer amount of work that the suit must be doing. For example, air. If you're suddenly 1/100th the size, your lungs aren't really going to be able to process air molecules that are suddenly 100 times bigger. Similarly, the lenses in your eyes aren't really something that scales. If you're even slightly bigger or smaller, your eyes won't be able to reflect light onto your retina the same way and everything would come out blurry. The helmet must be adjusting for that as well. Similarly, the square-cube law. If you increase in size your bones get thicker along two axes, making them stronger with the square of your increase but being longer doesn't exactly make them any stronger; but it does make them heavier. So weight increase with the cube of your size increase. Pretty quickly, your skeleton wont be strong enough to hold its own weight. It's why large animals like elephants aren't just like the design of smaller animals but bigger; their proportions are very different and bones are much thicker compared to their length. I'm sad he didn't talk about any of that in this video.
One thing I think he got wrong is the part in Black Panther around 21:40. He mentions Shuri using a solid emulating sound and a hologram to control the car, but that's not what it is. The solid parts Shuri is interacting with comes from a pool of vibranium sand that can take the form of solid objects, and a hologram of the car itself forms around the physical components. I think they actually do refer to it as a vibranium sand table or something similar at some point in the movie.
The scientist talked about the external outline of the car Shuri interacted showing she "opened" the door to enter making the hologram car tangible to touch. But logically why she need to develop all that while the sand vibranium can just make the cockpit for her sit in. So in words of Jaby, its a bit extra.
I know he didn’t mention the vibranium sand, but his explanation might hold for the projection. The sand might be shaped by some form of pressure waves emanating from the table itself.
Regarding the space stone, as an aside: In the book Jumper, David Rice discovers he can teleport. His daughter discovers in a sequel (Impulse) that she can fly because teleporting invariably means you're controlling momentum as well as space. There's a great scene in the book where she nearly kills herself experimenting with this.
Lmao the arc reactor isn’t outputting radiation. He simply used nuclear power plants as an example for the total amount of energy being produced by the arc reactor. He wasn’t saying it was literally nuclear or radioactive lol
Re: the "Iron Man with an extension cord" thing, the animé Neon Genesis Evangelion had a giant version of this in that their mecha were tethered to the city's power grid at the start of battles. Then, when the battle got more intense or they needed more maneuverability, they released the power lines, but the mecha now had a limited time to finish the fight or they would run out of energy.
As soon as Jaby mentioned about the extension cords, my mind quickly went to Evangelion. That show does a really good job of limiting the maneuverability of our heroes. I was wondering if somebody else had mentioned about it or not, yours seems to be the only comment I could find.
27:26 Reed Richards literally explained that if someone makes too many changes in another universe it will cause an incursion that will destroy one or both universes
The fact that this dude is so giddy with excitement when explaining these breakdowns makes me want to sit in a room and just listen to him explain science stuff.
Fun Fact : you mentioned the "first Lightsaber" in the Lore of Star Wars. There was actually Lightsabers (first ones called Protosabers) that were Powered by a Backpack source of power with a Cable. Great Vid and Contant. Thanks for your Service :)
6:51 it's like you guys haven't even seen this seried. In most of Ironman 2 Tony is dealing with Paladium poisoning because the arc reactor uses a Paladium core that is not inert. He has to create a new element with the help of his dad that is not dangerous to humans at close proximity to finally be able to use the arc reactor as a power source safely.
10:25 ok here’s the thing. The explanation given in the movie by Hank, is that the suit can adjust space between molecules and thus shrink or enlarge the person or whatever his device is being used on. Now size is not corresponding to mass. For example, take one kilogram of iron and take one kilogram of cotton. Which ones heavier? Answer, both are one kilogram and have equal weight, so you perceived some other physical factor that might have made you answer differently. That physical factor is density, which is how close the particles of the substance are packed. Now clearly size of the substance is irrelevant here if weight is being calculated cuz’ mass aka amount of matter is what that is important in determining weight So statement1: more mass implies more weight and size is irrelevant. Statement 2: more tightly packed implies more density and same amount of matter when density is increased, size is reduced. So if you understood all of that, then you’ll understand the flaw in the movie which is, space between the molecules is lowered and hence density is increased but the mass remains the same which means that the weight of the shrunken object is still the same. So Ant-thony (Antman’s ride) should be crushed beneath Ant-man when he rides it cuz it is still Man-on-an-Ant situation in terms of weight. Hank Pym carrying a tank in his pocket should be impossible!! And great is the number of flaws if you look at it in this perspective. Now this intelligent Physicist in the video tells us that Hank’s device should also be altering mass and thereby changing weight which solves all the problems but that was never addressed by Hank Pym in the movie. The Physicist here talks about Planck constant which I’ve heard about but I know nothing much of, and he says altering its value can alter the size of the particles and I believe here it’s not just size but also mass itself and so that must be included in the movie as an explanation otherwise Antman is not accurate according to physics. But he is still a lot of fun though!! 😜😜😁😂
I'd make a tangent perspective of how Ant Man suit functions. Its actually a dimension alternating mechanism powered by something (Pym particle..absolute fiction) that allows the phenomenon to take effect. Theres a video that discuss how different plane of dimensions be viewed at a perspective relative the observer native to the particular dimension, say an entity that exist on a 2D plane of existence like a paper will see a 3D object like a ball appear & disappear on the paper assuming the ball can pass through the paper. The ball will start from a single planck point into a circle untill it reaches the full diameter then shrink back down into a planck point & disappear. Now Ant man showed what happens when the mechanism gets tampered & there's nothing to hold its dimension in place so it will keep on shrinking on itself untill reaching the very edge of the micro cosmic existence. He also figured the reverse can be applied making himself bigger (to what extent is not certain) possibly as big as a Celestial or more. The inward and outward nature of spatial dimension is quite intriguing along with the normal 3 dimensional Euclidean geometry of space.
@@delongtsway953 I mean, a lot of Marvel tech is Science Fiction, and some Marvel lore is actual fiction. In that, I think we can give the hypothetical tech of an arc reactor as a power source is something we can let slide.
Love the video breakdown. For the Ant-man comments. I heard a great in universe theory that , Hank purposely lies about how his pym particles works because it prevents people from weaponizing it. I think someone even noted dialogue in the films that support this theory.
Seen this one a while back , it's intriguing to see that even tho these movies are fan comic fiction based but that professional guy really was good at understanding the sense but also stating the fact
2:30 it is the centrifugal force that make you to push the ground as your body wants to keep moving in straight line but now the ground starts to move in circular motion. This push gives us a similar feel as of gravity.
4:40 because momentum is equal to mass times velocity and velocity is amount of movement is SPACE in a unit time. So one who has control on space can in theory control the momentum. Thank you
15:17 I don’t understand how an object can be both shock absorbent and also be able to ricochet.... then again shock absorbing is taking place perpendicular to the curvature of the shield and ricocheting is happening when the edge of the shield hits something else; the properties of a material can depend on where external forces are acting from. And 16:30 Mind blown!!!
Mandela Effect? Why does no one [seem to] remember in an early _Captain America_ trailer has Agent Carter shooting Cap's shield, and saying, "The adamantium works"...? The line is not in the finished film, and eventually the MCU retconned the shield into vibranium, not adamantium... 🤔
In the original comics it was adamantium, but a different studio owned the rights to the X-Men, and that term, so they had to make up Vibranium for the MCU.
actually, our muscles are fighting the gravity even if we are not moving. there is certain tension in them all the time. the guards would not start floating at the same rate, but they would loose friction and any movement would make t look exaggerated.
You laugh at Arc reactor having power equal to 3 powerplants but what Marvel is telling you that in a universe it is completely possible. It is not far off from Hulk with gamma radiation, or Steve Rogers with super serum or God of lightning coming from Asgard to earth to fight for humans. These are all based on theories and myths that haven't been proven in the world of science and history but are possible. We humans lack so much knowledge of our universe so we can only think what would other worlds be like... Hey, maybe a purple chinned titan could still exist in our reality, we may never know
i love this video from insider, The time lag can be tested by using 2 stopwatches starting them simultaneously at different heights, for example one on the ground at ground level and another for example in the space station or shuttle and when checking them they will have a slight difference in time.
As Reed Richards said, the bigger the footprint you leave behind in other universes, the bigger the chance of causing an incursion'. So wanda going to other universe and completely staying there might create problems. On top of that she's also a nexus being. So more problems.
4:33 well I’m not sure how exactly but, if you think about it when you are moving you have momentum but the action of moving can only take place in space. We need space to move. So moving in space equals having momentum. So if the space stone can mess with the fabric of space-continuum then it might have control over momentum. Essentially it was keeping the Loki’s dagger at one place in space, thereby making it seems like its momentum has been arrested.
In Black Panther, she isn't using holograms. She's using her "sandtable" to create different objects in 3d They aren't holograms, it's similar to what the X-Men used in their first movie to show the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and the New York Harbor right before their final battle
The Spider-Man stopping a train is the most viable of them all to me. If a train is going at a particular speed, if you multiply that speed with the mass of the train then you have the train going at a certain force. The only way this force can be stopped is if an external force is acting on it, sought of like Frictional force. Examples of Frictional force are brakes in a car, if you step on a brake the Car which is going at a certain force is stopped because the force of the brakes act upon it. So Tobey Maguire is sought of an external brake.
Steph Sabraw, you can really learn physics if you want to, all you got to do is start from the basics and then slowly build your way up to the more advanced courses. Just take up physics books that are taught to beginners at schools and do some elementary mathematics, and if you are consistent you'll get there some day. Physics is not hard nor is it boring; as a matter of fact it is (in my opinion) one of the most beautiful subjects created by mankind, being second only to mathematics. It is our teachers who make physics boring.
I've used those light keyboards before, there neat to try but not really the best to type on. Like you never really realize just how much you type by just muscle memory, and not having a keyboard to sense slows you down, that and it takes a half a second for a key press to register on a light key board after you press the button.
according to me, not having arc reactor is just an excuse made to avoid the hard work, effort require to create such an aerodynamic suit with human looks is so difficult and that flight mechanics controlled by your movement, according to your positioning the flaps adjusts and stabilize your flight is so much difficult and time consuming. yeah gravity has made the minimum and the most compact flying suit but also has compromised the mobility and not even close to iron man's mobility in flying. he can swim in air and with these jet packs you can just hang above ground
if you like this then you should read the book "the science of the xmen". it breaks down how mutant powers can work in the real world using physics/various sciences.
If you think about it the Flash's power is spacial and dips into temporal when his momentum is fast enough to open a portal through time. Makes me feel that time is also connected to momentum as well since space and time seem to be connected to each other. Enjoyed the reaction. 👍👍✌ out
There’s a reason MCU films are beloved. They know how to merge them with real world. 💛 The only super real hero is Ironman. And Batman. Just putting it out there.
The anime Neon Genesis Evangelion has a extension cord component to their giant "mechs". I always thought that was a nice touch. Upped the stakes a bit.
6:40 I'd like to point out that he _was_ dying from palladium poisoning in im2, and then he _created_ a new element. Lots of hand-wavy science but they did put some thought into it
11:05 I think your right for the movie and comics but to actually to do it you have to physically shrink the atoms not decrease the distance which makes no sense so shrinking them you go smaller and growing them to have atoms the size of single cell organisms which sounds small but it’s crazy big when you scale it lol..
During the scene when the gravity turns off, you have to factor in the biology of the human bodies muscles keeping the body erect against gravity. If the gravity is turned off faster than the human body can react those muscles pressing it against gravity would instantly push the body upward like floating.
Jaby the Donut like thing for simulated gravity is like a centrifuge but there are downsides to this method though the closer you are to the centre of spinning more force is experienced and since we are 3D creatures you would feel different gravity at your feet and at your head which will mess you up
About the ant man thing I think what he was saying is the Pym particles must also be changing the charge of an electron or nucleus hence making the atom smaller in size hence the weight loss
Hey it just popped into my head, have you heard of MrBallen on TH-cam? He tell stories of strange, dark and mysterious..... and well that’s one another interesting rabbit hole of you.😅😜 Love you reactions!!!
Shuri's hologram doesn't include the seat, pedals, or wheel of the car. Those were already in the lab. Shuri doesn't interact with the hologram at all, it's just there so that she can see where she's driving.
2:13 what j is mentioning is how you would generate gravity in real life that is if you want to construct a space station today (using it's rotation to create gravity) such has been shown in several movies including 2001 A space Odyssey however the gravity that is often referred to in movies like Star Trek Star wars Battlestar Galactica ect supposes that they've created a device or devices that actually generates gravity bypassing the need to use rotation, the energy requirement must be tremendous, but then again they've developed the technology / device (that isn't 3/4 of the size of the ship) capable of opening tears in space or folding space so they can move faster than the speed of light.
8:50 What’s actually more cool is that technology is currently working on ways to take pictures of your dreams using live scans of your brain with that technology and A.I to construct and decipher your thoughts from 1’s and 0’s I think into actual pictures like idk 10 frames per second it looks like..not sure if that went anywhere but there’s 1 video of dream mapping on TH-cam it’s awesome lol imagine reliving your dreams like a saved file one day or just recording your dreams so you can rewatch them in your waking hours…
Ant-Man makes me angry. The Inmovie explenation is that the "reduce the amount of empty space", which, yes would make you smaller, BUT: A 50ton Tank would still be a 50ton Tank on a keychain. The Ant at the end would be less dense than air and float. Giving NO explenation would be better... to even get to 4 points, he needed to ignore what was said in the movie and add control of mass on to it. Magic ? I am cool with it. Asguardian God Tech ? Cool ! Ironman Nano tech ? Aesome !
Yeah, they didn't even try to keep their in universe explanation straight. Being able to manipulate mass AND size would be required to do what they show.
@@rahulnair5985 .....a different explanation will be that Ant Man suit is a dimension alternating mechanism, which has special feature function that distribute/concentrate effect of mass on a fist while punching someone being ant-sized. That would explain why he can run along the pistol but able to land a hard punch on a guy.
@@changsangma1915 well even if that is the case, even if he is somehow able to change the distribution of mass, the overall mass still remains the same unless and untill its radiated out as energy.... so if thats the case I still don't think he will be able to run along the pistol and land a punch on the guy. The only explanation that I can think of is that he converts his mass to energy stores it in the quantum realm and converts back and forth on will....which is not what we see on screen.Also concentrating a huge mass/energy in quantum realm might eventually turn into a black hole.
There are many liberties are to be taken in this. Like he says the spider silk can handle than tensile strength, but the buildings that they are attached to and the front of the train would be destroyed before that happens
I think with antman the scientists is just saying mathematically it is possible like planc constant does affect many other variables and if you can find a way to apply math in real life you can do that
7:23 hacksmith industries made a real light saber and it has a backpack giving it power that you wear on your back you should react to that video its on youtube
youre right about the artificial gravity, as far as i know centripetal force creates a centrifugal effect that is basically gravity, it can be seen in a few space movies like the martian. i think the dude in the video was confused because when they pressed a button the gravity was "turned off" immediately and realistically the ship would still keep spinning until they braked, by accelerating in the opposite direction
Cant believe even you did the classic mistake of straw man logic about gravity as nothing but some centripetal mumbo, No. Current studies still cant suggest what exactly makes up Gravity itself but could only mimic a similar effect with spinning motion....doesn't mean that's actually Gravitational force. The sci fi movies imply its like a energy that can be harnessed if its properties are fully understood....only problem with fiction is some super machine can generate this energy that can be switched on/off at will.
@@changsangma1915 thats what i meant by "basically" gravity, i never said it is actual gravity. but yeah most movies will imply that, except for the martian in which they slowly start to spin, they never implied theres any machine. at most they just made up fancy words while doing it, which isnt the end of the world.
You explained mass / density perfectly then said you weren’t sure how to say it! Don’t be hard on yourself, definition of mass is Density x volume, hence density = mass / volume so you’re absolutely correct Jaby!
He talked about the strength of "real spider silk", well even a "real gorilla" in a spidey suit could have the strength to hold on to that web with tearing it's arms apart, let alone a real human, you have to have the spidey strength too, not just web.
The moment i watched the train scene i always wanted to know can this happen in real life and today I finally got my answer and reaction was same as jaby
I have been telling my friends about Spider-Man about the strength of real spider silk.....and the spider that bit him was genetically enhanced super spiders so the strength would be even more....... I'm so happy that I watched this video now
On the gravity one... so normally if you just are in 0 gravity yes you would just stand and not float away unless you push yourself up. But since there was gravity meaning that everyone who is standing still is actually pushing themselves up to keep standing up(which we kind of do subconsciously) and when studently the gravity goes off they technically continue to push themselves up. Does that not make sense?
This engineer disagrees with the physicist on the artificial gravity. In his explanation he treats a person standing upright like a static rigid object, such as a chair. And while he is correct, that a static object, such as a chair would remain stationary, he is incorrect in applying that to a person. People are not static, nor rigid. Instead, we have a far more complex system, using muscles, acting much like springs, to hold us upright, and making constant micro adjustments to remain balanced and standing. This spring action works downward through our legs and feet, to push against the floor. Hell, even our shoes act as a coiled spring, compressing each time we step down, and extending when we remove the weight from them. Given this, if one where indeed able to shut off the gravity nearly instantly, as shown in the movie, the springs in our bodies, and shoes would act to push us off of the floor, causing us to rise up into the air. If you factor in the constant twitching required to maintain balance, and the fact that these twitches are goverened by the inner ear, which is greatly affected by gravity, and likely to cause and uncontrolled reaction with the loss of gravity, it is likely that motion of the guards would be far more violent, and erratic.
I'll add as well if u look in the shot a lot of the soldiers are carrying bazooka rpg type weapons on their shoulders. u'd be looking at a significant weight. holding it up is essentially pushing against the ground. suddenly remove that weight (by removing gravity instantly) still leave your muscles pushing against the ground... so u would float up and that's on top of your own body weight which u would also be pushing against the ground with
@@vkdeen7570 Yes, exactly. Their muscles would have been struggling to hold those weapons on target, and when the weight disappeared, there would be a small jerk, before they could compensate, and it would send them flying.
Weight and mass are two different things. Mass: the amount of material an object or person is made of. Weight: The force of gravity being applied to an object or person. For example, I “weigh” 178lb, meaning gravity is applying 791.8N(newtons) of force on me(cuz gravity is a force. However, my mass, using Fg = mxg, would be 80.8 kg which means my body is made up of 80.8 kg of different materials
18:49 he doesn't talk about this and I've seen comments say this type of change of direction is unrealistic. But is it though, I wonder? Couldn't his super-strength give him enough power to do it?🤔
2:41 he did say ‘stay’ but there would still be a little floating cuz’ even while standing our body is pushing the floor to counteract our weight so as soon as the gravity is turned off we will rise up a little from the floor at a slow speed but also no gravity to bring us down so we’ll still continue to fly away from the floor. 😜 To better understand what I just said imagine an extreme case like a man dead lifting some 100lb. You can see the weight is pulling the person down and the person doing his best to stand straight on his feet and right at this moment if the gravity is turned off the weight is no longer being pulled down but the man for a moment would still be doing his best to keep standing straight, so he would be shooting off of the floor, and to add to that, he would be literally shooting of the floor like the people in that scene, as he is exerting more force on the floor than what he would if he were just standing carrying just his own weight. 😊
String theory predicted a partical called graviton which creates affects of gravity but it not proven theory yet and needs bigger partical accelerator to detect graviton
11:56 how much mass there is in a particular thing does give us some idea of its strength but you can have lighter stuff which can be more sturdy and rigid just because it has a structure that can withstand whatever we throw at it. 😃 Shape of things, orientation and geometry is studied because that helps in determining Strength of Materials (literally the name of one of my engineering subjects). 😊 For what other reason do you think Scientists are now looking into origami? 😊😊 But yeah the suit is supposed to be heavy!! 😂😂 Movies are just movies. Some things are allowed.
In the artificial gravity case when its on, those guards are exerting some force on the ground that they are standing on because the gravity is pulling them downwards. So when the gravity goes away won't they get a slight push in the opposite direction?
actually captain marvel was traveling speed of light all the time when she was traveling to different planets and systems. she absorbed light speed engine that created by marvel ( the old lady shown in the movie ) using space stone. so that alone simply means its a power that let you or a object at speed of light. also you can see in the end of captain marvel movie she pushing the space station skrulls were into light speed. so if we apply same mechnics of light speed travel, she travels at that speed plamet to planet or a system to another system so technically even if there is 20 or 30 years passed in earth she would probably get affected under 5 year or even lower that passed
Again the space stone might allow you to move thru space by warping space. The extent of Danvers power here is unclear, but conceptually - she could travel anywhere in space regardless of speed. PS- I think she just does not age rapidly because of space stone and or Kree genetic engineering. I also think it was originally implied that she is radioactive and gave Maria Rambo Cancer because of it (see Wanda Vision). However MCU continuity has quickly gone to ruin because the new writers don't even seem to understand the previous chapters in the story.
The lady he mentioned, she's one of the greatest minds of all time in Mathematics. Her name is Emmy Noether and she gave the Noether's theorem. It talks about conserved quantities and symmetry of action in systems with conserved forces (might not be the apt statement to describe it, might not even be close, I have a very basic understanding of this). The space and momentum correlation could be there as a result of this (whole lot of symmetries, whole lot of them breaking, so very much possible ,a deeper symmetry is conserved giving rise to momentum from pure nonthingness during breaking of momentum conservation. Hell, space expanding itself is creating momentum so having an item that can alter the space can create/stop momentum).
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I think the person that's probably the greatest mind in mathematics would be someone who invented zero and decimals, because before that, to pronounce "10" and "11" the world used to say "9 plus one more, amd then "9 plus two more. Imagine that.
@@off_grid_javelin sure thing. I anyway wrote probably. Besides 10 being called 9 and one more wasn't exactly the problem with not having a zero.
@@jontychatterjee713 Using big numbers, exponential properties, trigonometry ? still not a problem without zero ?
@@off_grid_javelin maybe it is. You're right.
6:32 The arc reactor doesn't emit radiation like a Nuclear Power Plant. It only produce 3 times the energy (electricity) of a Nuclear Power Plant without the radiation. It's renuable energy, like solar, wind or hydro base energy. In Ironman 2, Tony suffers the effect of metal poisoning from the aloy use by the arc reactor, it is not radiation. Like lead poisoning in some communities that had they water suply contaminated by lead product and waste dumped in the water.
well radiation is just energy that spreads out in waves so it would produce energy but non ionizing radiation. moreover a nuclear power plant doesn't put out much radiation
@@houseofaction bcz they are well contained. Have you seen Chernobyl
@@houseofactionduh, even the human body emits radiation in the form of heat. But in this, it was implied they were talking about the kind of radiation that made Chernobyl the deadliest place on earth when it blew up.
And arc reactor is basically miniature lhc using mangnetism colliding and accelerating particles producing huge amount of energy
with the Space Stone thing, he was trying to explain WHY the SPACE stone can work in the way that it did (stopping Loki's dagger), since that doesn't seem like a function that it would have in addition to it's teleportation ability.
Exactly. The space stone controls movement thru space. Space and time are related. Tesseract is *not* an invention of Marvel.
It is an actual concept in physics that represents space-time - where there are 4 dimensions of physical existence - length, width, depth and TIME. Where each dimension exists at right angles to the other 3.
Mathematically time can be understand and predicted in this way.
Logically the space stone CAN freeze all movement thru space which is a logical corollary of freezing time.
Also with the space stone you can be in more than one place at the same time, and have infinite speed of movement.
This is one reason why Thanos mastery of space and power at the beginning of Infinity War *already* rendered him nearly invincible. It's not just a glorified sling ring - IT'S COMPLETE MASTERY OF ALL OF SPACE.
Sometimes MCU *is* clever, but American audiences....🤦♀... show them something smart, they think it's dumb.
And vice versa.
Example: Thanos uses the space stone to separate Nebula's body into dozens of disconnected parts.
She doesn't die. She isn't damaged. Thanos has simply altered the physics of SPACE for Nebula.
It absolutely horrifies her and Gamora. That's why he does it, to manipulate Gamora.
How many viewers actually followed that scene - I wonder?
@@summertyme5748 i could be wrong but last time i watched it i coulda sworn he was using at least 3 stones on her😭 (which would’ve been all of the ones he already had) soooo
_I could be wrong_
^ No. He never used the reality stone on Nebula. The film is very smart about how the stones work and what they do. It's 'some' of the audience that can't follow it, because they don't understand space or time or reality in the 1st place.
@@summertyme5748 after going back technically we’re both wrong bc he also uses the power stone on her and not the reality stone.. which realistically.. space stone can only move space matter or “force like kinetic energy” for example he was able to SLOW Loki’s arm when he tried to stab him but not completely move it. so i think he used the power stone to pull the space between her already destroyed body apart.
I've read his book. "The Physics of Superheroes"
In one of the chapters he discusses a lot of the problems with the Ant Man technology and the sheer amount of work that the suit must be doing. For example, air. If you're suddenly 1/100th the size, your lungs aren't really going to be able to process air molecules that are suddenly 100 times bigger. Similarly, the lenses in your eyes aren't really something that scales. If you're even slightly bigger or smaller, your eyes won't be able to reflect light onto your retina the same way and everything would come out blurry. The helmet must be adjusting for that as well.
Similarly, the square-cube law. If you increase in size your bones get thicker along two axes, making them stronger with the square of your increase but being longer doesn't exactly make them any stronger; but it does make them heavier. So weight increase with the cube of your size increase. Pretty quickly, your skeleton wont be strong enough to hold its own weight. It's why large animals like elephants aren't just like the design of smaller animals but bigger; their proportions are very different and bones are much thicker compared to their length.
I'm sad he didn't talk about any of that in this video.
good info thanks
One thing I think he got wrong is the part in Black Panther around 21:40. He mentions Shuri using a solid emulating sound and a hologram to control the car, but that's not what it is. The solid parts Shuri is interacting with comes from a pool of vibranium sand that can take the form of solid objects, and a hologram of the car itself forms around the physical components. I think they actually do refer to it as a vibranium sand table or something similar at some point in the movie.
Yeah I dont know how they missed it
The scientist talked about the external outline of the car Shuri interacted showing she "opened" the door to enter making the hologram car tangible to touch. But logically why she need to develop all that while the sand vibranium can just make the cockpit for her sit in. So in words of Jaby, its a bit extra.
Its not sand its nano particles and what he said might be possible nano tech is still way way far away from us
I know he didn’t mention the vibranium sand, but his explanation might hold for the projection. The sand might be shaped by some form of pressure waves emanating from the table itself.
This was great, now let's do the physics behind the Fast and the Furious movies.
That would be amazeballs
You never heard of "Familyum" ? Such a versatile material
Regarding the space stone, as an aside: In the book Jumper, David Rice discovers he can teleport. His daughter discovers in a sequel (Impulse) that she can fly because teleporting invariably means you're controlling momentum as well as space. There's a great scene in the book where she nearly kills herself experimenting with this.
Lmao the arc reactor isn’t outputting radiation. He simply used nuclear power plants as an example for the total amount of energy being produced by the arc reactor. He wasn’t saying it was literally nuclear or radioactive lol
As a student that love both Physics and Superheroes, these videos are great to watch. You should do more of these reactions.
Re: the "Iron Man with an extension cord" thing, the animé Neon Genesis Evangelion had a giant version of this in that their mecha were tethered to the city's power grid at the start of battles. Then, when the battle got more intense or they needed more maneuverability, they released the power lines, but the mecha now had a limited time to finish the fight or they would run out of energy.
As soon as Jaby mentioned about the extension cords, my mind quickly went to Evangelion. That show does a really good job of limiting the maneuverability of our heroes. I was wondering if somebody else had mentioned about it or not, yours seems to be the only comment I could find.
27:26 Reed Richards literally explained that if someone makes too many changes in another universe it will cause an incursion that will destroy one or both universes
The fact that this dude is so giddy with excitement when explaining these breakdowns makes me want to sit in a room and just listen to him explain science stuff.
Fun Fact : you mentioned the "first Lightsaber" in the Lore of Star Wars. There was actually Lightsabers (first ones called Protosabers) that were Powered by a Backpack source of power with a Cable. Great Vid and Contant. Thanks for your Service :)
6:51 it's like you guys haven't even seen this seried. In most of Ironman 2 Tony is dealing with Paladium poisoning because the arc reactor uses a Paladium core that is not inert. He has to create a new element with the help of his dad that is not dangerous to humans at close proximity to finally be able to use the arc reactor as a power source safely.
10:25 ok here’s the thing. The explanation given in the movie by Hank, is that the suit can adjust space between molecules and thus shrink or enlarge the person or whatever his device is being used on.
Now size is not corresponding to mass. For example, take one kilogram of iron and take one kilogram of cotton. Which ones heavier?
Answer, both are one kilogram and have equal weight, so you perceived some other physical factor that might have made you answer differently. That physical factor is density, which is how close the particles of the substance are packed. Now clearly size of the substance is irrelevant here if weight is being calculated cuz’ mass aka amount of matter is what that is important in determining weight
So statement1: more mass implies more weight and size is irrelevant.
Statement 2: more tightly packed implies more density and same amount of matter when density is increased, size is reduced.
So if you understood all of that, then you’ll understand the flaw in the movie which is, space between the molecules is lowered and hence density is increased but the mass remains the same which means that the weight of the shrunken object is still the same. So Ant-thony (Antman’s ride) should be crushed beneath Ant-man when he rides it cuz it is still Man-on-an-Ant situation in terms of weight. Hank Pym carrying a tank in his pocket should be impossible!! And great is the number of flaws if you look at it in this perspective.
Now this intelligent Physicist in the video tells us that Hank’s device should also be altering mass and thereby changing weight which solves all the problems but that was never addressed by Hank Pym in the movie. The Physicist here talks about Planck constant which I’ve heard about but I know nothing much of, and he says altering its value can alter the size of the particles and I believe here it’s not just size but also mass itself and so that must be included in the movie as an explanation otherwise Antman is not accurate according to physics. But he is still a lot of fun though!! 😜😜😁😂
I'd make a tangent perspective of how Ant Man suit functions. Its actually a dimension alternating mechanism powered by something (Pym particle..absolute fiction) that allows the phenomenon to take effect. Theres a video that discuss how different plane of dimensions be viewed at a perspective relative the observer native to the particular dimension, say an entity that exist on a 2D plane of existence like a paper will see a 3D object like a ball appear & disappear on the paper assuming the ball can pass through the paper. The ball will start from a single planck point into a circle untill it reaches the full diameter then shrink back down into a planck point & disappear. Now Ant man showed what happens when the mechanism gets tampered & there's nothing to hold its dimension in place so it will keep on shrinking on itself untill reaching the very edge of the micro cosmic existence. He also figured the reverse can be applied making himself bigger (to what extent is not certain) possibly as big as a Celestial or more. The inward and outward nature of spatial dimension is quite intriguing along with the normal 3 dimensional Euclidean geometry of space.
Arc reactor gives power of 3 nuclear reactors without the radiation. It's well established in MCU that arc reactor produces clean energy
that would be a dream technology haha
@@delongtsway953 I mean, a lot of Marvel tech is Science Fiction, and some Marvel lore is actual fiction. In that, I think we can give the hypothetical tech of an arc reactor as a power source is something we can let slide.
I honesty felt the exact same exuberance that Jaby felt when the Spiderman 2 scene passed the physics check!
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Jaby being as excited as I was when we realized that it was possible 🥹🥹
Love the video breakdown. For the Ant-man comments. I heard a great in universe theory that , Hank purposely lies about how his pym particles works because it prevents people from weaponizing it. I think someone even noted dialogue in the films that support this theory.
Seen this one a while back , it's intriguing to see that even tho these movies are fan comic fiction based but that professional guy really was good at understanding the sense but also stating the fact
2:30 it is the centrifugal force that make you to push the ground as your body wants to keep moving in straight line but now the ground starts to move in circular motion. This push gives us a similar feel as of gravity.
4:40 because momentum is equal to mass times velocity and velocity is amount of movement is SPACE in a unit time. So one who has control on space can in theory control the momentum. Thank you
15:17 I don’t understand how an object can be both shock absorbent and also be able to ricochet.... then again shock absorbing is taking place perpendicular to the curvature of the shield and ricocheting is happening when the edge of the shield hits something else; the properties of a material can depend on where external forces are acting from.
And 16:30 Mind blown!!!
Mandela Effect? Why does no one [seem to] remember in an early _Captain America_ trailer has Agent Carter shooting Cap's shield, and saying, "The adamantium works"...?
The line is not in the finished film, and eventually the MCU retconned the shield into vibranium, not adamantium...
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In the original comics it was adamantium, but a different studio owned the rights to the X-Men, and that term, so they had to make up Vibranium for the MCU.
9։32 yeah, they just needed to say you could also control mass at your will 😅
In star wars legends the first lightsaber had a backpack battery to power the lightsabers so the one's in real life aren't that far off
actually, our muscles are fighting the gravity even if we are not moving. there is certain tension in them all the time. the guards would not start floating at the same rate, but they would loose friction and any movement would make t look exaggerated.
You laugh at Arc reactor having power equal to 3 powerplants but what Marvel is telling you that in a universe it is completely possible. It is not far off from Hulk with gamma radiation, or Steve Rogers with super serum or God of lightning coming from Asgard to earth to fight for humans. These are all based on theories and myths that haven't been proven in the world of science and history but are possible. We humans lack so much knowledge of our universe so we can only think what would other worlds be like... Hey, maybe a purple chinned titan could still exist in our reality, we may never know
Yeah.. iron man sucks tho🤞
i love this video from insider, The time lag can be tested by using 2 stopwatches starting them simultaneously at different heights, for example one on the ground at ground level and another for example in the space station or shuttle and when checking them they will have a slight difference in time.
Jaby, i loved ur elation at spiderman 2"s analysis
As Reed Richards said, the bigger the footprint you leave behind in other universes, the bigger the chance of causing an incursion'. So wanda going to other universe and completely staying there might create problems. On top of that she's also a nexus being. So more problems.
I was lucky enough to see one of his lectures during science film festival few years ago, cool dude IRL as well 🙂
4:33 well I’m not sure how exactly but, if you think about it when you are moving you have momentum but the action of moving can only take place in space. We need space to move. So moving in space equals having momentum.
So if the space stone can mess with the fabric of space-continuum then it might have control over momentum.
Essentially it was keeping the Loki’s dagger at one place in space, thereby making it seems like its momentum has been arrested.
In Black Panther, she isn't using holograms. She's using her "sandtable" to create different objects in 3d
They aren't holograms, it's similar to what the X-Men used in their first movie to show the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and the New York Harbor right before their final battle
The Spider-Man stopping a train is the most viable of them all to me. If a train is going at a particular speed, if you multiply that speed with the mass of the train then you have the train going at a certain force. The only way this force can be stopped is if an external force is acting on it, sought of like Frictional force. Examples of Frictional force are brakes in a car, if you step on a brake the Car which is going at a certain force is stopped because the force of the brakes act upon it. So Tobey Maguire is sought of an external brake.
Steph Sabraw, you can really learn physics if you want to, all you got to do is start from the basics and then slowly build your way up to the more advanced courses. Just take up physics books that are taught to beginners at schools and do some elementary mathematics, and if you are consistent you'll get there some day. Physics is not hard nor is it boring; as a matter of fact it is (in my opinion) one of the most beautiful subjects created by mankind, being second only to mathematics. It is our teachers who make physics boring.
I've used those light keyboards before, there neat to try but not really the best to type on.
Like you never really realize just how much you type by just muscle memory, and not having a keyboard to sense slows you down, that and it takes a half a second for a key press to register on a light key board after you press the button.
according to me, not having arc reactor is just an excuse made to avoid the hard work, effort require to create such an aerodynamic suit with human looks is so difficult and that flight mechanics controlled by your movement, according to your positioning the flaps adjusts and stabilize your flight is so much difficult and time consuming.
yeah gravity has made the minimum and the most compact flying suit but also has compromised the mobility and not even close to iron man's mobility in flying. he can swim in air and with these jet packs you can just hang above ground
glider suits have proven the human body has proper aerodynamics
@@houseofaction nope the suit makes makes us aerodynamic, without it we can’t glide
I'm gonna go with the fact that Captain Marvel has the energy of the tesseract flowing through her body is the reason she doesn't age like normal
if you like this then you should read the book "the science of the xmen". it breaks down how mutant powers can work in the real world using physics/various sciences.
If you think about it the Flash's power is spacial and dips into temporal when his momentum is fast enough to open a portal through time. Makes me feel that time is also connected to momentum as well since space and time seem to be connected to each other. Enjoyed the reaction. 👍👍✌ out
There’s a reason MCU films are beloved. They know how to merge them with real world. 💛
The only super real hero is Ironman. And Batman. Just putting it out there.
The anime Neon Genesis Evangelion has a extension cord component to their giant "mechs". I always thought that was a nice touch. Upped the stakes a bit.
The issue I have with the Spider-Man scene is not the strength of the webbing but the forces his buddy has to contend with
That guys tie is elite
6:40 I'd like to point out that he _was_ dying from palladium poisoning in im2, and then he _created_ a new element. Lots of hand-wavy science but they did put some thought into it
You guys should react to hacksmith industries videos, they made many weapons like those in Marvel movies
11:05 I think your right for the movie and comics but to actually to do it you have to physically shrink the atoms not decrease the distance which makes no sense so shrinking them you go smaller and growing them to have atoms the size of single cell organisms which sounds small but it’s crazy big when you scale it lol..
this video is proof how sometimes your brain doesn't brain, hey look like they're sharing a brain cell.
React to THE EXPANSE on Amazon Prime. It's the most scientifically accurate show. You'd love it.
Maguire’s Spider-Man scene makes even more sense since his webbings are more biological than Garfield and Holland’s artificial web ingredients.
During the scene when the gravity turns off, you have to factor in the biology of the human bodies muscles keeping the body erect against gravity. If the gravity is turned off faster than the human body can react those muscles pressing it against gravity would instantly push the body upward like floating.
7:17 Evangelion has extenshion codes on them
Jaby the Donut like thing for simulated gravity is like a centrifuge but there are downsides to this method though the closer you are to the centre of spinning more force is experienced and since we are 3D creatures you would feel different gravity at your feet and at your head which will mess you up
Jaby China recently constructed a room using huge magnetism to create a room similar to moon surface [1/6th gravity]
I was wondering when the building shrunk into a suitcase and the mass disappeared....🤣🤣🤣
About the ant man thing I think what he was saying is the Pym particles must also be changing the charge of an electron or nucleus hence making the atom smaller in size hence the weight loss
2:27 thats centrifugal force
Hey it just popped into my head, have you heard of MrBallen on TH-cam? He tell stories of strange, dark and mysterious..... and well that’s one another interesting rabbit hole of you.😅😜
Love you reactions!!!
Shuri's hologram doesn't include the seat, pedals, or wheel of the car. Those were already in the lab. Shuri doesn't interact with the hologram at all, it's just there so that she can see where she's driving.
2:13 what j is mentioning is how you would generate gravity in real life that is if you want to construct a space station today (using it's rotation to create gravity) such has been shown in several movies including 2001 A space Odyssey however the gravity that is often referred to in movies like Star Trek Star wars Battlestar Galactica ect supposes that they've created a device or devices that actually generates gravity bypassing the need to use rotation, the energy requirement must be tremendous, but then again they've developed the technology / device (that isn't 3/4 of the size of the ship) capable of opening tears in space or folding space so they can move faster than the speed of light.
As a physicist this reaction is hard to watch :D
Is something wrong with me .... Everytime i see steph i fell more for her
I would do anything to glare in her eyes for 5 minutes 🙂
Yes something is wrong with you. Go play outside
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What’s actually more cool is that technology is currently working on ways to take pictures of your dreams using live scans of your brain with that technology and A.I to construct and decipher your thoughts from 1’s and 0’s I think into actual pictures like idk 10 frames per second it looks like..not sure if that went anywhere but there’s 1 video of dream mapping on TH-cam it’s awesome lol imagine reliving your dreams like a saved file one day or just recording your dreams so you can rewatch them in your waking hours…
Ant-Man makes me angry.
The Inmovie explenation is that the "reduce the amount of empty space", which, yes would make you smaller, BUT:
A 50ton Tank would still be a 50ton Tank on a keychain. The Ant at the end would be less dense than air and float.
Giving NO explenation would be better... to even get to 4 points, he needed to ignore what was said in the movie and add control of mass on to it.
Magic ? I am cool with it.
Asguardian God Tech ? Cool !
Ironman Nano tech ? Aesome !
Yeah, they didn't even try to keep their in universe explanation straight. Being able to manipulate mass AND size would be required to do what they show.
They explain it just enough for it to not make sense.
yes if ANT-MAN shrinks beyond schwarzschild radius which definitely happened in ANT-MAN and the WASP, he should've turned into a blackhole by then...
@@rahulnair5985 .....a different explanation will be that Ant Man suit is a dimension alternating mechanism, which has special feature function that distribute/concentrate effect of mass on a fist while punching someone being ant-sized. That would explain why he can run along the pistol but able to land a hard punch on a guy.
@@changsangma1915 well even if that is the case, even if he is somehow able to change the distribution of mass, the overall mass still remains the same unless and untill its radiated out as energy.... so if thats the case I still don't think he will be able to run along the pistol and land a punch on the guy. The only explanation that I can think of is that he converts his mass to energy stores it in the quantum realm and converts back and forth on will....which is not what we see on screen.Also concentrating a huge mass/energy in quantum realm might eventually turn into a black hole.
Steph is in the channel alot now man
10:34 you may be able to compress the space but the energy requirement to accomplish this is another matter it happens in neutron stars,
Jaby's thinking of evangelions
There are many liberties are to be taken in this. Like he says the spider silk can handle than tensile strength, but the buildings that they are attached to and the front of the train would be destroyed before that happens
jaby on physics : paraphrasing mark twain : if you keep silence people will think you a fool. Talk and you remove all doubt
It's don't release radiation he is given an example in the shakes of explanation
I think with antman the scientists is just saying mathematically it is possible like planc constant does affect many other variables and if you can find a way to apply math in real life you can do that
7:23 hacksmith industries made a real light saber and it has a backpack giving it power that you wear on your back you should react to that video its on youtube
Carol Danvers ages slowly because of Kree blood (Blue blood).
youre right about the artificial gravity, as far as i know centripetal force creates a centrifugal effect that is basically gravity, it can be seen in a few space movies like the martian.
i think the dude in the video was confused because when they pressed a button the gravity was "turned off" immediately and realistically the ship would still keep spinning until they braked, by accelerating in the opposite direction
Cant believe even you did the classic mistake of straw man logic about gravity as nothing but some centripetal mumbo, No. Current studies still cant suggest what exactly makes up Gravity itself but could only mimic a similar effect with spinning motion....doesn't mean that's actually Gravitational force. The sci fi movies imply its like a energy that can be harnessed if its properties are fully understood....only problem with fiction is some super machine can generate this energy that can be switched on/off at will.
@@changsangma1915 thats what i meant by "basically" gravity, i never said it is actual gravity.
but yeah most movies will imply that, except for the martian in which they slowly start to spin, they never implied theres any machine. at most they just made up fancy words while doing it, which isnt the end of the world.
You explained mass / density perfectly then said you weren’t sure how to say it! Don’t be hard on yourself, definition of mass is Density x volume, hence density = mass / volume so you’re absolutely correct Jaby!
He talked about the strength of "real spider silk", well even a "real gorilla" in a spidey suit could have the strength to hold on to that web with tearing it's arms apart, let alone a real human, you have to have the spidey strength too, not just web.
The moment i watched the train scene i always wanted to know can this happen in real life and today I finally got my answer and reaction was same as jaby
Appreciate if jaby stops interrupting and let the video or video segments play through!! :)
Simply put he was talking about Einstien's E=MC2 in CAP. MARVEL's part.
I have been telling my friends about Spider-Man about the strength of real spider silk.....and the spider that bit him was genetically enhanced super spiders so the strength would be even more....... I'm so happy that I watched this video now
12:57 Go Spidey!!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
13:28 I’ve heard it is stronger than steel line of the same thickness.
you're right about the artificial gravity thing. that's how it works IRL.
On the gravity one... so normally if you just are in 0 gravity yes you would just stand and not float away unless you push yourself up. But since there was gravity meaning that everyone who is standing still is actually pushing themselves up to keep standing up(which we kind of do subconsciously) and when studently the gravity goes off they technically continue to push themselves up. Does that not make sense?
This engineer disagrees with the physicist on the artificial gravity. In his explanation he treats a person standing upright like a static rigid object, such as a chair. And while he is correct, that a static object, such as a chair would remain stationary, he is incorrect in applying that to a person.
People are not static, nor rigid. Instead, we have a far more complex system, using muscles, acting much like springs, to hold us upright, and making constant micro adjustments to remain balanced and standing. This spring action works downward through our legs and feet, to push against the floor. Hell, even our shoes act as a coiled spring, compressing each time we step down, and extending when we remove the weight from them. Given this, if one where indeed able to shut off the gravity nearly instantly, as shown in the movie, the springs in our bodies, and shoes would act to push us off of the floor, causing us to rise up into the air.
If you factor in the constant twitching required to maintain balance, and the fact that these twitches are goverened by the inner ear, which is greatly affected by gravity, and likely to cause and uncontrolled reaction with the loss of gravity, it is likely that motion of the guards would be far more violent, and erratic.
I'll add as well if u look in the shot a lot of the soldiers are carrying bazooka rpg type weapons on their shoulders. u'd be looking at a significant weight. holding it up is essentially pushing against the ground. suddenly remove that weight (by removing gravity instantly) still leave your muscles pushing against the ground... so u would float up
and that's on top of your own body weight which u would also be pushing against the ground with
@@vkdeen7570 Yes, exactly. Their muscles would have been struggling to hold those weapons on target, and when the weight disappeared, there would be a small jerk, before they could compensate, and it would send them flying.
Weight and mass are two different things. Mass: the amount of material an object or person is made of.
Weight: The force of gravity being applied to an object or person. For example, I “weigh” 178lb, meaning gravity is applying 791.8N(newtons) of force on me(cuz gravity is a force. However, my mass, using Fg = mxg, would be 80.8 kg which means my body is made up of 80.8 kg of different materials
I thought the electromagnetic normal force would propel even those people who were just standing, when artificial gravity is suddenly turned off
13:31 I had to double check that coz I was sure it's more. It's not 2 tons. It's 4 billion tons.
I was thinking about it, that a teaspoon must have a mass of a mountain or something.
Not putting out the radiation three power plants. “Power”
6:31 Yikes! 👀 😂
18:49 he doesn't talk about this and I've seen comments say this type of change of direction is unrealistic. But is it though, I wonder? Couldn't his super-strength give him enough power to do it?🤔
2:41 he did say ‘stay’ but there would still be a little floating cuz’ even while standing our body is pushing the floor to counteract our weight so as soon as the gravity is turned off we will rise up a little from the floor at a slow speed but also no gravity to bring us down so we’ll still continue to fly away from the floor. 😜
To better understand what I just said imagine an extreme case like a man dead lifting some 100lb. You can see the weight is pulling the person down and the person doing his best to stand straight on his feet and right at this moment if the gravity is turned off the weight is no longer being pulled down but the man for a moment would still be doing his best to keep standing straight, so he would be shooting off of the floor, and to add to that, he would be literally shooting of the floor like the people in that scene, as he is exerting more force on the floor than what he would if he were just standing carrying just his own weight. 😊
There is a version of iron man in the boys. He's called tek knight. He's cross between Tony and Bruce Wayne.
String theory predicted a partical called graviton which creates affects of gravity but it not proven theory yet and needs bigger partical accelerator to detect graviton
11:56 how much mass there is in a particular thing does give us some idea of its strength but you can have lighter stuff which can be more sturdy and rigid just because it has a structure that can withstand whatever we throw at it. 😃
Shape of things, orientation and geometry is studied because that helps in determining Strength of Materials (literally the name of one of my engineering subjects). 😊
For what other reason do you think Scientists are now looking into origami? 😊😊
But yeah the suit is supposed to be heavy!! 😂😂 Movies are just movies. Some things are allowed.
In the artificial gravity case when its on, those guards are exerting some force on the ground that they are standing on because the gravity is pulling them downwards. So when the gravity goes away won't they get a slight push in the opposite direction?
JABY, ARC REACTOR DOESN'T GIVE OFF ANY RADIATION
actually captain marvel was traveling speed of light all the time when she was traveling to different planets and systems. she absorbed light speed engine that created by marvel ( the old lady shown in the movie ) using space stone. so that alone simply means its a power that let you or a object at speed of light. also you can see in the end of captain marvel movie she pushing the space station skrulls were into light speed. so if we apply same mechnics of light speed travel, she travels at that speed plamet to planet or a system to another system so technically even if there is 20 or 30 years passed in earth she would probably get affected under 5 year or even lower that passed
Again the space stone might allow you to move thru space by warping space.
The extent of Danvers power here is unclear, but conceptually - she could travel anywhere in space regardless of speed. PS- I think she just does not age rapidly because of space stone and or Kree genetic engineering. I also think it was originally implied that she is radioactive and gave Maria Rambo Cancer because of it (see Wanda Vision). However MCU continuity has quickly gone to ruin because the new writers don't even seem to understand the previous chapters in the story.
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Jaby you should read the NCERT books of class 11 and 12....
Didn't get shyt was too busy staring at step. Sup braw