Michio Kaku: Robots and wormholes: Sci Fi #4: Arizona State University (ASU)

Robots and wormholes:
This is part 4 of Dr. Michio Kaku's (a frequent host on science shows for the Discovery Channel, PBS and author of the best selling book ""Physics of the Impossible"") lecture series. Kaku concludes his lecture with new scientific research about the state-of-the-art robotics and dimensional travel.
SCI FI or SCI FACT is part of a major lecture series at ASU on science presented by Beyond, the Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science. A center at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Beyond seeks to create new and exciting ideas that push the boundaries of research and to answer foundational questions in science, and explore their philosophical ramifications of what might be called the big questions.
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[@Sugarlegg]

Wow, I just watched all four parts of this lecture while I should have been looking over notes for semester exams...totally worth it.

[@Ko252]

Wow, my view on time travel mirror his. I am quite fortunate.

[@brandtaylor93]

towards the end with the radio waves I heard that most if not all of our radio signals for radio and television dissipate quite quickly.

[@ce2know7]

The awesome professor.

[@quibster]

Thanks for the upload

[@Xavi02301]

i just love this

[@BoredSpectre]

Where are the q and a portion of this video?

[@dhom100]

yeah he talked about us reaching type 1 civilization in 100 years if we can overcome our obstacles like prejudices, racism, terrorist, weapons of mass destructions, dangers from space. if we survive into type 1, we can strive toward type 2, then 3 at which point we would be invincible and can travel to other star systems and galaxies, like movie Star wars.

[@sterance2]

Perhaps a "laboratory" in our sense would be incorrect.
Maybe it isn't exactly a physical team that observes us, but something beyond our comprehension. Sorry to bug you, but I like deep kine of stuff like this :)

[@junior1984able]

"nothing is impossible, it's just very improbable". Junior Albert Einstein

[@dormantreign]

God love that guy :) Didn't know he could tell good jokes :P

[@BandytaCzasu]

10:50 HAHAHA this guy is great!

[@Rayden440]

The queen must be pissed when she saw a math book coming in the mail lol.

[@photoxloan]

for me, I think MK is an alien sent by their leaders to come to this planet to educate us.

[@dudemanyo147]

lol'd
aliens watching bevis and butthead

[@Onirayushizobura]

No, they would be wormholes.

[@pivotcrave]

wait... why would the mars rover know what a giraffe and a spoon looks like. its on mars

[@codemonkeyslikeme]

@WhackaJacka i'm replying to u from the year 2011....uh...hi...

[@BlindErephon]

Personally I feel like it is a bad idea to assume that alien species would be more benevolent and mature than we are. It's equally likely that alien cultures may decide that we are inconvenient and exterminate or relocate us and use Earth's resources for themselves. Humans would and have done the same thing to less advanced cultures, and that is with their own species.

[@navierstokes1]

I surely hope we don't find everything, for if we do life wouldn't be interesting at all.

[@shkotay]

@Yugiohtrader5 UNPOSSIBLE :P Nah just kidding :D What's the saying in physics? "Anything not denied by the laws of physics is mandatory"? They are finding out daily that more and more things considered fantastically impossible are permitted by the laws of physics. So.......?