How Black Panther’s Vibranium Suit Works! (Because Science w/ Kyle Hill)
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Black Panther comes out this week and gives us another look at vibranium but this time in a suit! But how does it work? Kyle has the Wakandan science on this week's Because Science!
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If these were the types of examples used in highschool or college, I would have ended up a lot smarter.
Steve Wiseman We all would brother. 😎
As smart as Wakandans
Steve Wiseman you are wright, implementing these types of videos and illustrations on teaching methods Would Be Great.
Steve Wisem
Except these examples are far too simple to teach you anything
T'Challa- "Delete that footage "
Tony Garza He froze😂
Tyler Conner he never freeze
JAMES HARDEN 3time dpoy, he froze like an antelope in headlights.
Itzel Cedillo-Arenas "wink wink"
Lol l
I love this series. You explain everything so nicely...... Keep up the great work!
I just discovered you. I would like to say Thank you for ever thinking of creating such amazing content and having the gumption to record your ideas and facts for the world and future kids to see and talk nerdy things to their friends. You and your team are amazing!
The "explosions" caused by the suit could be related to a non-inertial cavitation? The suit might store the kinetic energy as vibrational energy, change the frequency and release it as ultrasound bursts
KaosEmperor good thinking
Giving that's how Klaw's blaster works, it is good thinking, vibrating a piece of vibranum to the point that it returns it as blasts of energy.
KaosEmperor But wouldn’t that be inefficient. Turning it into sound energy wouldn’t cause a pressure difference enough to blow someone, unless it’s extremely powerful
Dude that’s an awesome idea! Would you mind me making a video on Black Panther’s suit using this as an explanation as long as I give you credit? Again, that’s pretty smart
@@filigenzilab9613 as you wish
This was thoroughly badass.
This is honestly the weirdest best channel ever and I really love ur vids!
Thank you so much for making this video you've really helped me with my project
so what ive taken from this episode is that black panther should actually be called black mantis shrimp, gotcha
10/10 I’d watch
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Because science you tube channel? hel yea i only come to nerdist for this show
Cason KM same my dude
Same, this and Muskwatch. Occasionally Dan puts out some good videos, but I couldn't possibly care less about the rest of the content on Nerdist.
That Jessica chick is so obnoxious
Same and also for mothership
Please check out a show called "Welcome to the Shadow Zone". Its about a awkward goth dude named Onyx & it's funny as hell. I think its on nerdist but i always just watch it here on TH-cam. It's the best so please give it a chance. Thanks. Peace!
what u doing here mr thor?
10 year old Thor 😂
Amazing... Ur teaching techniques are amazing
Watched black panther yesterday and I was wondering about why he'd still be thrown off his feet if his suit did absorb all that energy. Thanks for explaining it!
stripeanderson momentum son, momentum
It's a magazine not a clip. But you're the best Kyle.
They really need to add you and your whole team into all Marvel movies in the end to explain whatever people will question.
One word or something..... marthaaaaaaaa
Damnnn .....
That's a lotttt of hard work...
Awesome video kyle
S1 - E177.. time to make a new season?
Lucas de Vijfde I was thinking that too.
And you thought the legend of korra had a lot of episodes? Naw
Yusuke Kitagawa nope, avatar the last airbender has 60ep and the legend of korra has 51ep. Still want more last airbender though.. Really miss zuko
Yusuke Kitagawa woops, mixed the 2 up. The last airbender had 30 episodes and korra had 51
next movie idea, the black mantis shrimp
10/10 would watch
I believe Black Manta was looking for a sidekick to replace Kaldr'aam. Excellent looking out!!
I like this interpretation. Amazing work!
Just found this channel/video. That's awesome!
Also great edition skills!
Your hairs are amazing man. Keep it up.
All the hairs?
yusuf shaikh every. single. one.
Keep it down straight you meant ?
No I meant the length and colour.
I know what you meant, Im juust messing with you
This actually helped me appreciate the movie even more.
The editing in these videos is really amazing, thumbs up for the editor
The spring analogy reminds me of a spring powered radio. Freeplay made a radio that uses a hand crank to twist a spring to generate power and it also generates power when the spring unwinds
Or perhaps Vibranium molecules are naturally spring shaped?
GET IN THE SHIP SWEETY EVERYTHING IS ON A SPRING, ALL PLANET IS ON A COB
Thats the implication.
Or perhaps springs made off vibranium
though I'm pretty sure that alloys are solutions of metals, not molecules or compounds, so there are no bonds between the metal atoms, instead the metal atoms are interspaced inside the crystals of other metals. Though maybe it has spring shaped crystals then, in which this would just be an argument of technicality lol. (I'm not a metallurgist so I could be wrong)
yeahminecraft16 idk bout all that but in the comics the solution is the way vibranium molecules are aligned and that it's slightly radiated
and everyone immediately looks up mantis shrimp punch
Matthew Kessler Is it sad that I have seen the mantis shrimp videos long before this one ? Lol I think it was on mythbusters or discovery years ago. It's actually really cool.
Moto Mortus That video has been swimming around the internet for a long time as well. So I don't think its weird for a lot of people to have watched it already.
Martin Ramos I was surprised he didn't just show the clip.
Moto Mortus yes. It's sad. We're all crying
One of the best ten videos yet!
Awesome! Definitely kept my attention.
Well where Thor comes from Physics & Magic are one and the same ... ;P ... Loved the video, Because Science has become one of my favourite things on the youtubes, keep up the awesome.
That suit it tough tho.
It goes up there with a long line of my favorite suits.
Master Chief, Iron Man, Prophet, Warframes, I guess The Doomslayer as well, That guy from Vanquish. Yeah suits in general are badass in my opinion. Yeah we need more epic suits like that.
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I got you fam... might have to wait a bit on it though... 😅
Best 'Because Science' yet! Great work!
this taught me more than my physics class, thank you
'Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be changed from one form to another.' - A. Einstein.
Don't believe everything you read on the internet. - Abraham Lincoln.
It seems to absorb the energy and re-radiate it in some way, as in the comics it has been overloaded if it has to absorb too much too quickly.
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it can be completely destroyed. Partials come into existence in 2 opposites out of random then they destroy themselves. It happens all the time
You forgot to include a "surprise lightsaber!" moment. Just kidding! Love the show. Can't wait for the next one!
Nice visuals man (thumbsup) ... im sooo eager to know what equipments do you use to make these videos ?
I have been trying to figure out how to do this for awhile even though I'm still an amateur nice video
This makes absolutely perfect sense. Vibranium and Adamantium are what some scientist call Smart Metals.We actually have similar metals today. This is a quote from one of the articles
With funds from an institution called the EPSRC, researchers from two UK universities have managed to create shape-shifting, programmable liquid metal, that could have advanced applications in the future. Researchers from the University of Sussex and Swansea University created shapes such as a heart, and letters out of liquid metal using electrical charges.
John Lemus this sounds like what Bay did in Transformers: Age of Extinction
I want Vibranuim headphones.
Love you guys
Love this explanation. Makes you wonder if anyone is willing to spend the R&R on to make something like his suit. Like a space suit that helps power the electronics the suit uses.
Gosh I love this show
Where is the deadly attack of mantis shrimp?
Shrimp: Hadoken!!!
Another Shrimp: Kamehameha!!!
Daimon X, more like 4 mantis shrimps punching inside your face.
Pass
Daimon X, nose bleeding episode
That reminds me of another "black superhero" The Mantis.....(forgot about that)
Loved your video
such an interesting/ entertaining show.
I love actually understanding some this stuff after taking a physics class
Kyle, if the flash used 'flashtime' for 4 hours every day, took 1 day breaks, how long would he live? ( Based on his time )
Favorite Episode this Far
Great new addition! Can't wait til I can watch this live and throw a couple questions out there. I do prefer the specialized videos since you have time to do the research, but this is really cool too.
Oh, and if you're worried about not being ambidextrous, you could always just split your corpus callosum to seperate the two sides of your brain, then you'll be able to draw two separate things at the same time! side effects are really mild too (and interesting!) Only drawback is, of course, your off hand getting a mind of its own and trying to strangle you and put fish bones in your mouth, but that's a small price to pay, right?
Remember that firearms use magazines, not clips. XD
EnterTheFatrix it's WW1.
I never knew there was a difference, l always thought they were the same thing.
Eclispestar Not sure if it was different during WWI, but given its context and takes place in modern day, magazine would be more accurate.
werewolf914 Yep, there is a difference between the two.
Thank you. The clip mag confusion always bugs me when people get it wrong.
Gravity says there has to be some downward movement.
Cap's shield seldom works right as it is portrayed in cinema.
Hey Kyle love the show keep up the good work. question in a in a direct hit clash which weapon would win out? Thor's hammer vs Hawkgirl's mace?
I love your channel. Maybe if it was around when I was younger I wouldn't have ended up disliking math as I do. Keep up the awesome work.
"How can the claws fit inside the fingers to the gloves in his suit?" 😕
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Have you done a Bane video yet? I know you've done a Hulk video about how he would need to solve where he gets his mass. Bane has mass added to his body with venom injections, but is there a way it could affect his muscles to give him more power?
Dude I've been going through all these episodes and you can literally scroll down the playlist and see his hair growing towards and then past Thor length loll
love this guy
When releasing that much force from the suit how does it not crush him too? Because force from the suit pushes off of his body to interact with anything else around it so wouldn't it theoretically make him implode when he releases it???
Tyler Cox the springs are all around his body so the force of one Springs would balance the other on the opposite side
@@eyramatabuh4310 That would just crush him from both sides?
If black panther did release that energy, let’s say by touching a car, wouldn’t he get knocked back too?
which is what we see, when he releases it on the car he flys about 20m into the air, other times when he releases the energy it is released in multiple directions allowing for a net momentum of 0
Vaughan Bunt ok thank you.
But later on when they fight, neither T’challa or Kill Monger moved after releasing the kinetic energy
sored energy because of gunfire > stored energy because of punches, it could also be because it was less directional than with the car
He might just be jumping off the car
I've learned d more physics over these last few months since watching Because Science, then I did in high school.
this episode was great
Please do one on Antarctic vibrainium.
OH NO!!!! He said clip instead of magazine!
Mikhail Alexandrov tbh this is where they get more comments than what they supposed to get. Because Calling out people’s mistake is fun .
Who gives a flying fuck
jorge flores literate people do
Adam J. Harper you don't call turkey a big chicken because it's not what it is, is the same idea. :)
Doesn't make it correct
I've been waiting for this video lol
I’m learning this in my science class
How would such a suit keep the wearer from turning to paste inside it when releasing kilojoules of energy? A car might be crushed, but the suit (and wearer) will be accelerated in the same destructive manner. Black Panther's suit would be more of an assisted-suicide device than Iron Man's (which is saying something).
It wouldn't matter, because the human on the inside is still going to be accelerated at incredible speeds (even if for only a short distance). One's internal organs would be destroyed in the process (there would actually be a whole lot of terrible things happening inside a body tossed around by kilojoules of force).
I mean, you could try and explain it away with the effects of the vibranium-laced heart-shaped herb (keep in mind that all rightly-titled Black Panthers are supposed to consume the concoction as part of their trials) making him stronger -- MCU vibranium has been shown to bind to and strengthen muscles and internal organs on a cellular, if not molecular level -- so maybe that has some physiological effect that prevents immediate catastrophic destruction when wearing and using the suit. That said, I'd have to actually find some papers to read to really hash it out. (And it would probably fail anyway, ha.)
That's the problem with these kinds of thought exercises. Once you start tugging on a thread, it all comes unraveled. By what mechanism does vibranium "strengthen" organs? What unforeseen complications does that cause in the way these tissues function at a cellular and/or metabolic level? In real biology, even subtle changes to our body chemistry can have cascading and catastrophic ramifications. It's one of the reasons we have evolved so many mechanisms for maintaining equilibrium.
Ha, exactly. I was literally thinking about all the ways some foreign substance binding to and possibly blocking all kinds of chemical pathways could cause so many functional and metabolic problems, hence why I threw on the tag at the end.
This is the same question as how does Tony Stark not pass out or turn to mushy paste when he uses his Iron Man suit. It's assumed that they have developed some kind of Star Trek esque inertia dampener.
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For the next video, please explain how Antarctic Vibranium can liquifies other metals!! Would love to see this explained! XD
What about if Superman got a pimple and popped it
Because Science i see u over there with ur fancy channel logo and all. 😋
Prince Harris id say something something resonant frequency, something something heat, something something vibranium looks to be at rest all the time.
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Dude you seriously awesome
Great video
Hey How much force das drogons firebreath have?
Can you do an episode on Luffy from One Piece and if his gear forms would work in real life if someone had his powers?
Love it!!!!
Serious question.....Where the hell were you when I had to take physics? Granted the equations I only understood a little but the outcome and idea I completely understood. I shall subscribe now. Thanks
He has a new channel, it is called Kyle Hill. The company did not treat him right, so he left. He is still doing his awesome videos only better because he is finally unrestrained. See you there!
What did the company do?
Would Magneto ripping the adamantium out of Wolverine's body melt Wolverine, as when it is shown in the comics, it's shown being removed like a liquid.
Good question. But I also have a question, what type of magnet is magneto
U deserve more subs men.......i salute u.
Clip, mag, this was great. We can give him one.
What was that 😂😂🤣5:23
How would T'Challa be able to take the energy stored (say in his chest plate where he's getting shot), and then transport that elastic potential energy into say his footpads in order to direct that elastic energy downwards instead of just back out of where the bullet hit?
Matt Purvis circuitry
Bc it's a movie
It could be some hi-tech flexible nanostructured energy storage like supercapacitor or something else. You know its wakandan science
I think that it's more of a teamwork thing. Let me explain. Imagine a quiet pond. A puddle where water is completely still, and then you throw a stone in the middle of it. The waves created move through the entire boidy of water and return. I think it works in the same fashion.
It takes the energy in, and by nano-programming, the spring effects can actually distribute that energy amongst themselves as sort of a wave, to T'Challa's command. How he would do it, i don't really know. Buit if we think of the suit as a mechanical interconnected position of spring molecules, there's no reason to think tat they couldn't distribute the energy amongst themselves and redistribute it to a certain point.
I actually had the same idea for how the suit would work, but then of course ran into the whole "how does it store energy" dilemma. Since once the bullet leaves his suit, it stops compressing and that potential energy would just be lost again through the molecular springs returning to their original length.
My theory is that they use nanobots (likely even smaller, given that we might be dealing with springs on the molecular level) or otherwise some other kind of tiny electronic to somehow keep the springs compressed. Then, when T'Challa wishes to release that energy, some mechanism allows the bots to release their hold on the springs and that's when the springs return to their original length to release a massive wave of energy. What that mechanism would be exactly, I'm not sure- I've thought about some kind of neurotransmitter that can sense changes in his nervous system so that he can release that energy on demand (think Hiro's microbots in Big Hero 6, if you've seen it).
Of course there's the problem of those nanobots themselves having to be strong enough to hold the springs, so to be honest I've kinda stopped thinking at this point and just accepted as "because movie magic". I mean, sure, there's a lot of science in the movie, but also a ton of mystical and fantasy elements, so maybe vibranium just happens to be unusual in that way. I don't think it's too far off, I mean, we keep discovering unusual stuff in science all the time (like piezoelectric crystals, which give off an electric charge when compressed).
5:00 I'm no scientist (I barely passed General-level High-School Chemistry), but I love this train of thought!
Is it possible that Vibranium molecules are Spiral/spring shaped? Could that work as an explanation to how it works?
Wait wouldn't the springs also push back against him? Crushing his body within the suit?
Tyler Richardson yes that’s where the fiction of him being superhuman would have to play in. A normal person could not handle the suit.
*MAGAZINE NOT CLIP!!!!!*
😊 had to release my kinetic energy. Thank u
Thanks for explaining what was already in the movie? What I was hoping for was an explanation on how the suit removed the clothing they were wearing. What about technology that seems to just read their minds to trigger?
You would literally be the best science teacher ever
Is captain America new shield going to have connetic energy as black panther suit??
is there a limit to *Elastic* *Potential* *Energy* ? ?? ??
Awesome job describing that. Great concept. Cool to know there is something in actual nature that emits potential energy in the form of.. Essentially lightning bursts lol. Tchalla could shoot light from his hands. He could be the next emperor lol
Makes perfect sense
I like the pistol shrimp better when it closes it's claw the bubble that is shot can reach temperatures of 5,000 K.
Pistol shrimps are absolutely fascinating, but as a weapon much of its shockwave is lost in the water, and is used mostly to simply stun the target. Mantis Shrimp's punch is a physical contact that transfers far more direct force to the target, thus a more effective weapon.
Hey Kyle!! 👋☺️ Between DC and Marvel multiverses... what is the strongest metal?? 🤔
Based on what? Movies, comics or cartoons? The conclusion most have come to is that wonder woman's bracelets are the strongest material because the sub atomic structure can't be separated by any force. Where is in all iterations of vibranium and adimatium etc, something is shown to break them.
+Sean Peery But WW bracelets are indestructibles because magic right?! Anyway there are possible points of view to analize that question, but to solve this any stuff should be legit in my opinion 🤔...
Sean Peery Wonder Women bracelets are not the strongest, because it need to be broken off to be made, when you look at its origin.
Unabtanium, the imaginary axis already did a video on it.
amazing felt true
Relating to momentum conservation, can you do a show about how unrealistic some shows are about people appearing to be immovable when hit with super punches and other things. The main examples I'm thinking of are Netflixs Luke Cage equating impenetrable with immovable, and BvS Batman stopping Supermans punch dead.
This is very interesting while stoned...
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Haha literally me rn
all this time and I still haven't figured out how he can write on these videos
Green Screen In The Back And A Clear Board In The Front Maybe?
Its a computer doing the things, u can see a smol for when he doesn't write it, like a smart board
There is such a thing as a clear white board. Basically just a glass pane you can write on. He’s also using very opaque markers. But some of the drawings are definitely done in post, like the moving ones.
Hi Nerdist! Nice to meet you! I have a cuestion, how do you write on the camara (video)? There is like a kind of glass between the camara and you?
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R. I. P. Chadwick Boseman
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Yes! Because Science finally got its own channel! :D
I thought about this and it changed the way I saw the suit and that is as a fight is going on or even just walking he compresses the springs in the soul of the shoes so mid-way through a fight his feet would be charged up and WHAM real strong kick