I think that extra episode, Paperclip Maximizer, is actually already out today, today was the 'all goes right' launch date and amazingly it appears to have :) Check out the Paperclip Maximizer: watchnebula.com/isaacarthur

@albertjackinson

5 жыл бұрын

What's that about, Isaac?

@bullroarer-took

5 жыл бұрын

@@albertjackinson got to be about an a.i. designed to make paperclips as its prime motivation. He has mentioned it before as a possible doomsday scenario

@AnalystPrime

5 жыл бұрын

@@albertjackinson It's a thought experiment about a PDA that is told to ensure your office has enough paperclips. The AI could be in perfect working order, but even this innocent goal can result in disaster because the AI is not following human morals or "common sense", so if getting more paperclips is it's highest goal it will consider things like following laws, taking new orders, or not taking over the world to enslave humanity in paperclip factories that will convert all available matter and energy into more paperclips, to be of secondary importance and therefore ignored if doing so will give it even one more paperclip than following such rules would do.

@gumunduringigumundsson9344

5 жыл бұрын

This vid about the paperclip maximizer is great! watchnebula.com/videos/isaacarthur-the-paperclip-maximizer Thanks from many to many.

@maneeshjey5070

5 жыл бұрын

Is there an app version of the website? I like to make playlists from different content providers

Aliens: Black hole is dangerous Arthur: Free real estate 😂😂😂😂

@gumunduringigumundsson9344

5 жыл бұрын

Alien: "Well, there are some terran humanoids realizing some rather good space space space space stuff actually and communicating it rather efficiently. l like e dat! hmm cool." Me: "I know right!" Alien: You understand that stuff a bit eh? Me: Well... try me.. not on the most fked up math details or that delightfully useful not delightful algebra IMM cuz I was not enjoying school at age 10 to now... fuk that box.. school was ridiculous and gets an F+ hahahaha!!! Really.. teachers comment on that test says to it: "Laughable, not even a nice try.. try again please.. gentleman. You can do so much better. ENJOY YOUR SUMMER!" Alien: "Exactly dude!.. yeah.. Sweet. YOU wanna check out my ride little dude?" Me: Hmm later I want to take the next days at least for my employer and work hard and confident for her sake and mine since she did just give me a good bone to chew on metaphorically speaking.. but soon dude yes please. Very yes!" Alien: Cool, have a good one lets stay comm range after a week or so ok?" Me: " Yeees.. Excellent! Cya slimy! 😁"

@The_Crimson_Fucker

5 жыл бұрын

@@gumunduringigumundsson9344 I actually have trouble understanding what you said here. I have no kind words for you right now.

@gumunduringigumundsson9344

5 жыл бұрын

@The Coward Liberius Alien: Sir.. some heroic coward dude is cool btw but please take into account the savagegery in theyre medicine so called business. Alien: So what. Alien: And no doctor or medical professional has, except one time, suggested any pills except some shit called quintapene that he threw away after two tries. Alien: Right. And what? Alien: lol Im going afk see you sir hahaha.. Me: Okay.. so hava a good one! Try to take care and also care please. You do.. I know.. but perhaps someone else would like to be reminded. Heyrumst vinir!" Alien: "But he sounds so rational, despite the obvious.. he said some pretty gooshi right?" Alien: Mhm perpaps.. who cares? Alien: Sir.. you know who. Alien: Yes, I suppose you are right. Me: Wtf you guys talking about.. I just met (on what is easily the warmest and brightest day of the year so far) two dudes that I heard through my hotel window and greeted them. They spoke some high level jumbo jibberish but with almost my accent nota bene... intriguing. They reminded me to put Færeyjar on the list I was referring to on another comment/question.

@gumunduringigumundsson9344

5 жыл бұрын

@@The_Crimson_Fucker Me: Yo there Crimson Fuck thing I know what you mean. If you had made this I would say the same to you. I would and do very much hope you would tell me also to give it a chance like me I atm here will do. Me: Can you like.. think about it please.. or not dude. No one needs to read everything if we stay at least somewhat greatly back to back to back to back to back etc.. (pedantic jibberish happened one time here for some words) ok fine cool bro. I respect humans and life and even rocks and shi a great deal about almost all of the time.. live and learn baby.

@closair

5 жыл бұрын

Medet Kozhabayev Jim! Come and get your land!

"Black Holes are among the most dangerous and destructive things in the universe...... So let's go live on one!" Oh Isaac, in previous times I would have been more than skeptical, but now it does not even warrant raised eyebrow from me. Great and informative as always.

"Black Holes are among the most dangerous and deatructive things in the universe...... So let's go live on one!" Your sales pitch could use some work Isaac!

@iStormUK

5 жыл бұрын

Have to admit; as an estate agent you're not convincing. I don't think I'd be buying any property based on that pitch myself :)

@jonathanrabcewicz6191

5 жыл бұрын

@@frankreynolds445 not completely impossible but there are quite a few assumptions there. Like how do you know the value of the weak nuclear force can be altered? Maybe it's just fundamental

@jbtechcon7434

5 жыл бұрын

I think he was saying it ironically.

@zemorph42

5 жыл бұрын

@@iStormUK Lots of people like to live dangerously; that pitch has niche appeal, but the niche exists.

@larrybeckham6652

5 жыл бұрын

I love this! What an opening! But let us perfect living on the surface of the sun first and then the center. Then we are ready to move on a black hole.

It’s dark and stormy outside as I watch.⛈ thunder rumbling. But the coffee is hot the snacks delicious and the vid is excellent.

@awesomemysticcheeseonroblo5117

3 жыл бұрын

*click* nice

@t.3465

3 жыл бұрын

“It’s dark and stormy outside as I watch” ... so, you live on a Neptunian chandelier city? Lol

23:51 anyone breaking into your vault, would themself become your loot

"The Ultimate Tourist Trap" seems like it would be an epic 'Doctor Who' or 'Hitchhiker's Guide'-style storyline.

@Roxor128

5 жыл бұрын

If making a Doctor Who episode, I'd suggest getting Steven Moffat to write it. The title just begs to be paired with a tanker full of Nightmare Fuel.

@anna-elizabeth

5 жыл бұрын

@@Roxor128 "But *why* would anyone wish to keep us all here with a Black Hole's gravity well?" " It can only be because they derive nourishment from the emotions of the trapped tourists!"

@brownwhale5518

5 жыл бұрын

Look up Doctor Who episode 'Impossible Planet'.

@gumunduringigumundsson9344

5 жыл бұрын

@@Roxor128 Most indeedy do do that.. I will ask my buddy S.Fry to order Moffat to aim to please you for the duration it takes to finish the episode as you like it. Dr Who 4tw. Seen all old and new a few times. That name is terrifying btw, perfectly uuuu!

@gumunduringigumundsson9344

5 жыл бұрын

@@anna-elizabeth Or are keeping them in a slow time stasis around the EH to experiment and use them when it suits.

Next up Issac will explain how to colonise a supernova . This I am sure of

@skyemorningstar166

5 жыл бұрын

I eagerly await lol

@UNSCPILOT

5 жыл бұрын

Technically that would be this episode, since black holes are often formed from the core of a star going supernova, generally quite large ones too

@skyemorningstar166

5 жыл бұрын

@@UNSCPILOT good point

@Ian_sothejokeworks

3 жыл бұрын

"Technically, anything close enough to a blazar to be considered 'living on' it would be immediately vaporized and spread across millions of lightyears. However..."

@dylanneely91

3 жыл бұрын

@@abhiprakash74999 so riding supernovae? Not gonna lie that sounds freakin sweet.

"Black holes are not the only dead stars handy for space travel" Frame shift drive supercharged

@BoisegangGaming

5 жыл бұрын

*Gets interdicted by a thargoid* Nope. Nope. Nope.

“...the most dangerous and destructive...so, let’s go mess about with one...”. I love the image of optimistic scientists and engineers starting such a big project. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😂❤️❤️❤️🙈🥔👽👽👽👽👽👽🦄

@nandodando9695

5 жыл бұрын

A mad scientist knows his monster made from the dead or time machine may cause problems..but pushes the button to see if it will work.

@Satellite_Of_Love

3 жыл бұрын

@@nandodando9695 The "Push The Button, Frank" methodology

@UpperDarbyDetailing

Жыл бұрын

@@Satellite_Of_Love a corollary to the "Watch this!" and "Hold my beer..." modalities.

One of the most, dangerous things that exist in the universe - so lets go live on one. Isaac sounds like a dwarf fortress player.

@timothymclean

5 жыл бұрын

Given how useful (yet dangerous) volcanoes are to the typical dwarf? Ayup.

@lvkeyne

5 жыл бұрын

I want a space Dwarf Fortress game now.

@pacifistnuke6111

5 жыл бұрын

It was inevitable.

@ThePooba26

5 жыл бұрын

Life is just dwarf fortress but more boring and less clowns

@MonMalthias

5 жыл бұрын

Praise Armok!

End of 2017/Beginning of 2018: Intergalactic Colonization and Colonizing the Sun Now: Dying Stars, Planet Ships, Matrioshka Worlds, Black Hole Ships, Fleet of Stars, Colonizing Black Holes, Weaponizing Black Holes. The scale increase is awesome. This episode reached a literal mega earth as a sidenote. That used to be the big point to build up to in an episode, now it's only 8-9 minutes in.

@UNSCPILOT

5 жыл бұрын

The power scaling in this show is terrifying, and terrificly awesome

Order of magnitude of imagination in this channel is amazing, truly galactic scale of imagination !!

@Satellite_Of_Love

3 жыл бұрын

Let's colonize that imagination!

You get an upvote for that "tourist trap" comment. Welcome to the Hotel California. Too bad the episode was written too early to mention the Halo Drive.

@isaacarthurSFIA

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah we'll get to the halo drive, at some point, it doesn't fit this topic for today anyway

@libertopaeurekananarch7562

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, black holes are the ultimate hotel Californias! You can check into a black hole, but you can't check out again!

@BerryTheBnnuy

5 жыл бұрын

It sounds like such a cheerful song, but the lyrics are absolutely horrific

@BerryTheBnnuy

5 жыл бұрын

@@libertopaeurekananarch7562 hotel California is you can check it any time you want but your can never leave

We’re in it for the long run Isaac 👍👍👍

@firefox5926

5 жыл бұрын

im only at 1:10 but this comment has a realll omenius fell to it lol

@gumunduringigumundsson9344

5 жыл бұрын

Rum first.. Now our longest run yet.

The perfect bedtime story videos. I play em as I doze off and find myself with amazing near-sleep dreams. Although I do feel bad that I miss a third of the videos because of such. But It does mean they've got even more replay value. Thanks Issac for somehow never missing a beat with each and every video.

@citizenlyfeva

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@squeaksquawk4255

Жыл бұрын

I'll have to try that! Might make my dreams more interesting.

@12:30 it sounds like the place to build The Restaurant at the End of the Universe.

@Satellite_Of_Love

3 жыл бұрын

Just enough time to get an autograph from Hotblack Desiato!

One of the coolest concepts that i have waited for you to make a video on. Thank you Isaac, you are by far my favorite youtuber!

@albertjackinson

5 жыл бұрын

I'll have to watch it, then. No, wait, I WANT to watch it!

I love this channel! Suns as ships. Black holes as valuable real estate. SyFy or some mainstream outlet should pick this up. As a culture it could teach us to dream again. Going back to the moon is not enough to remind us that we are ALL just tiny sparks, on a tiny rock, circling around a tiny spark that’s swirling among other tiny sparks.... Someday.

@ColdHawk

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Isaac!

One thing about colonizing black holes is that the job of real estate agent becomes orders of magnitude harder. I mean, what happens if you're trying to sell a property orbiting a black hole, what do you say when the prospective client asks "What's the neighbourhood like?"

@nicholashernandez4611

5 жыл бұрын

richardlbowles The neighbors are friendly, because who would want to anger someone that lives on a black hole? You won’t - almost can’t - be robbed by space pirates because the gravity well is too powerful for them to leave. Anyone living nearby will inevitably grow older faster, meaning you will always be the wisest and most learned person around. Oh, and you have an engine beneath your feet with the most amazing matter to energy ratio available. Safe, secure, self sustaining for the most part, and you live longer? Yes, please just sign on these lines...

@richardlbowles

5 жыл бұрын

@@nicholashernandez4611 True. I've also heard that public transport links and local schools are very good and the trash is collected twice weekly by the local council. Consider that a sale!

Great job! Looking forward to an episode on "Faster than Light"

@gaspardduclos5203

5 жыл бұрын

He already did a serie on this subject, go check out his older work.

@vgames1543

5 жыл бұрын

@@gaspardduclos5203 Ah, thank you :D

@mill2712

5 жыл бұрын

m.kzread.info/head/PLIIOUpOge0Lv2jCm7LnYBiRYAPvxHyuWL

Thank you sir. You never disappoint.

Black Holes: *is the most dangerous and destructive thing in the universe* Issac Arthur: Let's go live on one

Isaac: Black holes are amongst the most dangerous and destructive things in the universe... so let's go live on one. Dude your comedic timing is next level sometimes :D

The force of gravity is the same as felt on Earth, but has 32X the escape velocity of Earth... making it quite the tourist trap. *Rotflmao* You sir can be unexpectedly hilarious sometimes--I tip my hat to you. = )

@libertopaeurekananarch7562

5 жыл бұрын

How can something have the same gravity as Earth, yet a higher escape velocity?

@anotherplatypus

5 жыл бұрын

​ Libertopa EurekanAnarch Massive bodies have a much larger gravitational field. As the strength of gravity decreases dramatically with distance (inverse square), you could cherrypick a range from the black hole where you would feel an Earth level g of 9.8 m/s2 as long as you weren't orbiting around it and the ground you stood on wasn't falling towards it. Now about escape velocity. Have you ever played Kerbal? As you learn to play it, you'll invariably shoot for the Mun, miss it, and discover you're now stuck out in space orbiting the sun watching your home planet (and its moons) float away. Leaving a large gravity field is expensive. Once off the surface and in orbit, you're free falling, and can do it forever, but when changing your velocity to escape orbit, you're like a boat fighting against a current except it's a space ship traveling opposite of the pull of gravity. As you traveled away from this humongous planet-like candy coating shell around a black hole, you would notice its gravitational attraction doesn't diminish like Earth's but instead feels like trying to leave a solar system, which takes orders of magnitude more energy to overcome than a mere planet, moon, or whatnot. Hope that helps. = )

@coopergates9680

5 жыл бұрын

IT'S A TRAP I had to.

@chrisschembari2486

5 жыл бұрын

@@coopergates9680 good point. The tourist trap moment should have had a screen cap of Admiral Akbar in a Hawaiian shirt and straw hat, with an umbrella'ed fruity drink [and a snack!] at his side.

"This episo--" *LIKE* Now I can start the episode...

@grapy83

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha... Nice one.

There's a misconception you might be unintentionally spreading. Escape velocity does not mean you have to be moving at that velocity in order to escape its gravity well. That's just the initial velocity necessary to escape a gravity well if it does not have any acceleration beyond the initial shove. You can still escape a gravity well at well beneath escape velocity as long as you have constant acceleration that surpasses the acceleration due to gravity at the ship's positive relative to the gravity well. So if you are in orbit around a super massive black hole with an escape velocity of 50%c, but are at a distance where gravity is equal to 10 m/s^2, you only need to maintain an acceleration greater than that to escape the black hole.

I believe that after 100 years scientists will laugh with the whole "Dyson sphere" concept. I think it will look very primitive. I am sure that there is a much easier way to get energy but we just haven't found it yet.

@Brakiros

5 жыл бұрын

one thing I can think of is ZPMs, from Stargate the energy source that works by creating an artificial pocket universe and drawing power that way. But there are a labyrinth of possibilities that we haven't even dreamed of yet.

@Roxor128

5 жыл бұрын

@@Brakiros - I wouldn't count on harvesting zero-point energy. As far as I know, it's the energy in our universe that's already at maximum entropy, so you can't use it for anything. To be able to do anything, you need an energy gradient you can harvest energy from as it flows down. Zero-point energy is the ocean at bottom of the mountain range. Or, at least, that's my understanding of it.

@Brakiros

5 жыл бұрын

@@Roxor128 it doesn't draw energy from our universe though, but it would require knowing if making artificial universes or being able to crack into other universes if they exist that is. But drawing energy from other universes if they do exist doesn't sound like a very smart idea.

Isaac, I'm certainly looking forward to you covering Skylon and the SABRE engine. It seems like once it's a solved problem entry to orbit via a planetary body with an atmosphere rich in oxygen would be relatively easy in the future, given a suitable gravity well that we'd be comfortable living in. Spaceplanes need to factor in the rocket equation at the moment which inevitably means leads to a 'staged approach' or a carrier aircraft launching a smaller orbital craft designed to operate at higher altitudes. Carrying both your fuel and oxidiser to orbit along with the weight of your ship, crew, passengers and any cargo faces the law of diminishing returns very quickly. Alan Bond and Reaction Engines have been trying to solve the SSTO conundrum for some time, since HOTOL in the 1980's. I've followed their progress closely and have watched several of his lectures/presentations over the years. Once again an excellent video this week, more black hole videos are always appreciated :)

Love your channel. I've been doing my best to share it with friends/family, because you definitely deserve more subs.

Imagine star trek or star gate running into a civilization using black holes. Issac needs to consult on a scyfy series because it would be incredible.

"That's no Dyson sphere..." Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair

the concept of a giant artificial planet with a million times the area of earth powered by and given gravity by a black hole within - this is definitely my new favorite megastructure.

@Sleepy_Apocalypse

4 жыл бұрын

Right!

I find it hard to accept that some people dislike some of Issac videos, almost sacrilege.

We will need to pin a huge bumper sticker onto the moon, reading: "My other ride is a black hole"

Provided we see existence as emanation of power, then things like neutron star or active galaxy aka quasars or even black holes are more than fit for that. All comes down to what kind of life we are talking about.

Thats a lots of real estate

@LeukemiaSmith

5 жыл бұрын

Isaac Arthur: its free real estate

I love the idea of the Nebula platform, I’ll be subscribing for sure. As you said, being at the mercy of KZread and the algorithm isn’t ideal.

@isaacarthurSFIA

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, most YT creators would like to see some other options and changes to YT and a lot of the platforms connected to it, we figured we should give it a try. Hopefully it works out well and either grows or encourages some parallel attempts.

@NickPoeschek

5 жыл бұрын

Isaac Arthur I hope so, I watched the paper clip maximizer video and it was the perfect kind of “side content” for your channel. It might be a great opportunity for you to explore topics you find interesting but not worth making a full video on. I hope the platform works out!

That lovely Stellardrone music

Next episode Colonizing empty space 🤗

@horatio3852

5 жыл бұрын

EZ XD

@grapy83

5 жыл бұрын

LOL. Great thought.

@chrisschembari2486

5 жыл бұрын

Isaac will /never/ do that one because it's so wrong scientifically. 😁 Okay, not unless he filled it with disclaimers that space is not completely empty, what with the interstellar medium and whatnot.

the graphics team is doing outstanding work on the episodes lately.

Literally no one: Isaac Arthur: let's go live on a black hole Me: 😂😂😂😂😂 This should be good

Your Channel is Amazing! Very interesting topics and explained brilliantly, very glad I found your Channel.

0:06 My house's quite comfortable; it has a nice view, friendly neighbours, free pizza (that's always great), and the best part is, IT'S SUPER DANGEROUS!!! :D

Are you gonna do a video on super strong materials

A star is literally a nuclear reactor dumping radioactive waste will corrupt and contaminate and completely throw off that reaction

@Brakiros

5 жыл бұрын

could either poison the star or could make it suddenly balloon in size roasting any planet in the now no longer habitable green ring

@jazzfan1994

5 жыл бұрын

I haven't done the math but I suspect you'd probably need multiple Earth masses worth of waste to have any noticeable effect on the Sun. It's still a terrible idea, of course, but for more mundane reasons.

One of the reasons I love this channel: "...transporting the black hole would be no problem...." *shows ship casually transporting black hole* :) No where else do you hear that.

@7lllll

5 жыл бұрын

yeah, another quote iconic of this channel

Love your videos man! Really educating and interesting!

The title sounds ridiculous but I'm sure by the end of the video, It'll sound like the most basic thing ever

@madhijz6846

5 жыл бұрын

from clickbait to Manifest destiny in 30 minutes or your money back!

@Megalomaniakaal

5 жыл бұрын

@@madhijz6846 But I paid nothing..!

@sethhuff8657

3 жыл бұрын

I see this isn't your first episode, my friend

great video and thank you for the great content. some highlight from this video black hole = black hoo Star = stoo its own = it's ooo deeper = dipoo normal = nooomoo center = sentoo hole = "horse" sometimes bigger = bigoo slower = slovoo closer = clousoo

Holy cow! 8 seconds since posting? Normally, KZread doesn't let me know stuff is up until 2 days later.

@CyberiusT

5 жыл бұрын

@Roger Dottin Bell, yes - the rest no, but I thought the goat would be enough. ;p

Another Isaac Arthur's video, another insane fascinating ideas :D

Here on Sol 3, we have Jupiter to vacuum the system to keep too much debris from hitting the Earth, a small target, but deep in Sol's gravity well. Seems to me that a shell world around a black hole would need some serious system cleaning before being viable.

That title is something you'd only find on an Isaac Arthur video

Isaac seems to be aiming for being the first human to get the job title of stellar engineer

would you be willing to consider '' colonizing brown dwarfs"? I think it would be interesting to consider whar options exist in-between colonizing a star and a gas giant

Just want to say thanks for all you have given. Always love your content. Always.

This is the kind of content i love most from this channel. This deep far future shit gets me so pumped.

Love your videos man.

yesssssssssssss this episode is going to be lit!! Isaac being amazing as usual

Isaac! I'm all caught up. Keep the videos coming! :-)

A fine Arthursday to you all!

Hell yeah! Let's go!

Very nice to see this episode at my birthday. Thx Isaac :P

Community: Arthur’s Video on Colonizing the Sun was the most ridiculous by far Isaac Arthur: Hold my beer....

@berndlauert2937

5 жыл бұрын

Also ich finde das Profilbild ganz nett.

@constantin3886

5 жыл бұрын

iOnlyHaveBadMemes oh wow Wieder so ein Sozialistischer Student der noch nie einen Tag in seinen Leben gearbeitet hat und jedem mit einer anderen Meinung Faschist nennt

@ionlyhavebadmemes

5 жыл бұрын

@Cosmic Rift Google mal das Wort progressiv und dann schau nach ob politisches policy making welches als progressiv gilt eher links oder rechts ist lmfao. Wenn du glaubst wir brauchen mehr Wirtschaftsliberale die die letzten Jahre unseren Planeten in den Grund gefahren haben um die Visionen die auf dem Kanal hier präsentiert werden zu verwirklichen Bist du nicht nur geblendet sondern einfach dumm

@ionlyhavebadmemes

5 жыл бұрын

@@constantin3886 lmfao lohnarbeit hat mich ja zum Sozialisten gemacht du scheiß Baby boomer

@ionlyhavebadmemes

5 жыл бұрын

@@constantin3886 ok dann pass in Geschichte besser auf und guck wofür die Flagge steht, junge

Yaaas! Arthursadays give me life.

We can colonize black holes now? *mind blown*

@japr1223

5 жыл бұрын

Mark Folashade are you New around here?

you are truly insane bro. keep the good work

I am very interested in your videos. In them you are quite detailed and comprehensively consider specific issues and their aspects. And I want to share the most interesting, in my opinion, works of science fiction writers: Accelerando (Charles Stross) and Looking forward (Jacque Fresco). If you read these works, it is interesting to know what you think about the representation of the estimated future in them. Successes in your interests.

Checks email to see If I missed the Nebula invitation. Nope. MEh. I wouldn't want to be included in anything founded by Kurzgesagt anyway.

@FinkPloyd504

5 жыл бұрын

Why doesnt cody like kurzgesagt? I got a pretty legit vibe from them.

I smiled with inner warmth as I saw the title of the new episode! Now I'm going to...watch it! 4:50 "dumping radioactive material in the sun': one bad reason is, that we signal our existenze to 'the universe'. Let s see if I'm wrong. Now, I continue... Watched it. Once again a vision of a could be future, a will to live. Thank you so much!

Everyone:black holes are chaotic mysterious objects don’t go near them Authur:it’s free real estate

Another interesting video. Thanks!

Isaac Arthur: Let's colonize the sun. Also Isaac Arthur: Let's colonize a black hole.

great content. thanks Isaac

This is now my headcannon about how the Kerbol system works.

Some one should look at the cool worlds black hole highways. You shoot a laser round the black hole and then catch it. Getting extra energy from the speed it picked up. You can also get a push from it, so you don't need to build a Giant Laser. Thanks for all the videos - keep it up!

cool

And i thought colonizing stars was silly.

Unrelated to black holes, but I love the graphics in this video, especially the vfx on the black holes and stars. It's inspiring the graphics programmer in me to whip up some shaders.

I could imagine some future civilization using one of these black-hole eaga-Earths as a galactic prison, like Australia was a few hundred years ago. Just dump 'em there and forget about em, cause you know they won't be able to escape.

Who else clicks the notification for these videos and immediately clicks like before even watching lol. It's a no-brainer

@bullroarer-took

5 жыл бұрын

@Roger Dottin lol

@bullroarer-took

5 жыл бұрын

Actually I've been watching his videos for 2 years now I just never comment

@Roxor128

5 жыл бұрын

I don't. I usually forget the ratings buttons even exist.

@havenmirabella3003

5 жыл бұрын

I definitely do!

I hope we make it to an economy that is renewable energy so we don't get filtered out of the universe.

@BRUtahn

5 жыл бұрын

Gonna be a close call at best

Cool cool cool, I love all of these videos.

Yus!

@ColdHawk

5 жыл бұрын

@Headhunter_FRANK - No doubt!!!

Wow. One of the greatest concepts I've heard of.

I thought you would discuss building a mirror surround the ergosphere and then sending an electromagnetic wave into it to start superradiant scattering which could be used to extract energy or if you didn't extract it, use it as a massive bomb. In any case, nice video.

That's an awesome idea! Build a planet-orb-ship, kinda like a "death-star" from the Star Wars film (we should call it Life Star), around a mini black hole with about the mass of our planet Earth, which would only be the size of a marble - seemingly very convenient - probably still need a structure thousands of miles across to support a propulsion system to propel it for interstellar travel... kinda like that depicted in The Wandering Earth film

That opening line is one of the most human statements I've ever heard.

4:37 Ok, Issac. You've got me intrigued and left me on a cliffhanger! Why the heck wouldn't we want to dispose of radioactive waste in the sun??? Is there a balance we don't want to disturb or something (since a misbehaving sun is very bad for earth)?

I work shifts. This is how I knew it's Thursday :)

I am continually amazed. Is nice to work the brain for a change

Ah, the black holes. The place where you can both die instantly and live till the end of time at the very same moment.

You can decelerate when you approach to a black hole sending a long stream of mirrors in front of your ship, every mirror would use the black hole gravity to accelerate and reverse the direction of motion, and after that can reflect a laser light on the mirror back to the ship, and because the mirror is moving against the reflected light the light will gain energy from the mirror and transferring to the ship, mirrors would lose energy and eventually fall into black hole, this is a new way to extract energy from the back hole. This is better than hallo drive concept because you have no constraints about how black hole is rotate, and no need a pair of these, and you don't need to decelerate mirrors only sending in front of your ship and use gravity to turn when you ship is at a safe distance.

I would like to see a video, or series of videos, on world-ships (not planets made into ships, but very large ships that carry an entire biome like the Voth ship)

On the small scale side of type 2 civilizations, you should do an episode on corporations in a type 2 civilization

Just want to say that the first ten seconds of this are the most human thing I've ever seen/heard. That quote has been ringing around in my head since I first heard it.

Wow there's a different perspective. That's ingenious.

I always thought that the Romulans had the right idea powering their huge warbirds using tiny black holes.

@nicholashernandez4611

5 жыл бұрын

Gotta think about how much power it must take to move a tiny black hole in the ship...as well as the ship. Sounds a bit like putting both feet in a bucket and lifting yourself by the handle, but maybe that’s just me.

Legend has it that Isaac responds to early comments : D

@isaacarthurSFIA

5 жыл бұрын

Normally yes but I had to run off for a meeting, we had to certify the election results today, so I wa sout the door as soon as I was sure the video wasn't melting down :)

@KeithSchultz1989

4 жыл бұрын

Is insane to expect the mind that is him to respond to us normal serfs