2:52 one of the best definitions I've heard describing plasma

@jessicalovescakes9544

Жыл бұрын

‘A very hot ionised gas which contains light and photons and charged particles’

Thank you. Always love learning on TED talks

i really loved this video. helps in my research.

Love the mind opening insight 👍

Merci Christine! Fantastique!

So clear! Thanks 😊

I think Tesla gave the same lecture and demo in 1900, only they thought he was nuts. Fast forward 100+ years to 6:00 and people are still 'ooohing' and 'aaahing' today. How far we have come...

@NadaII

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, that would be the definition of a comment.

@istiones

7 жыл бұрын

Tesla specifically said Earth was an energetic realm, not a planet. He knew there is a firmament and water on the other side of it, not "space". There's no such thing as space and Tesla would never give such a rediculous lecture. Tesla was about exploring energy and consciousness, makes this space BS seem boring. Zzzz..

@NadaII

7 жыл бұрын

istiones I was merely referring to the fact Tesla was giving more impressive, insightful, and well documented 'lectures' over 100 years ago. He received, unhurt, currents of hundreds of thousands of volts, lit up tubes and lamps through his body, rendered insulated wires several feet long entirely luminous, showed a motor running under the influence of these million-frequency currents, obtained a number of effects with phosphorescent lamps; and also showed how little in such work the high resistance of the filament had to do with the lighting up of ordinary 50 or 110 volt lamps. You are more than entitled to your beliefs, and unlike 99% of people I will respect your FE, but I do not see how they relate to this at all.

@w.t.h.2040

7 жыл бұрын

I always thought the world existed out of energy because that's one thing that just fits all. It's also what Tesla thought and now more and more proof of that trough quantum research.

@sofiamajewski

6 жыл бұрын

Your reply is offensive. I guess you know that. It seems that you miss the intent of TED Talks. Talks that include Technology Entertainment and Design. TED Talkers share ideas. You are welcome to your ideas - as is every person who shares ideas. No one suggests you have to agree with another person's ideas. Professor Christine Charles' work on plasma rockets is important to the Australian National University, to the Nation and to the World.

So cool to work in a plasma, science, and art industry and here about people using the same tech to great new age rocket ships. Inspires me to keep doing experiments and exploring.

very inspiring!

Speaking of Plasma, in 1986 I worked for General Plasma in Woburn MA. I used hydrogen to produce a plasma flame to which I would inject a alloy/ceramic mixture (the contents of the mixture was never told to us) and coat wear areas of the F-16 jet engine. at that time I was in the booth with the part and a turn simple table. no computers or protective garments, just some ear plugs and brazing glasses. I'm sure it took years off my life. your welcome GE.

@onewordhereonewordthere6975

3 жыл бұрын

No one person knows everything (start to finish) about anything in the energy BS fields ! We have to fix this ! If we are to have a chance.

Dear (CC), Christine Charles, congrats you are super with your explanations together with the great work you are doing. We are wishing you to live much longer so mother Earth and the humanity shall have the opportunity to gain from you and you knowledge much much more in Years to come.

@TheDVM

2 ай бұрын

Rather grim but ok

Thanks dude... I needed this for school and I got an A on the assignment because of you. Thank you so much!

I have a connection with TEDxCanberra in that I have been coaching TEDxCanberra speakers for five years. The objective of TED talks is to invite Speakers to share their ideas. And, to include in their performance an "entertainment" factor. Speakers don't ask you to accept or reject THEIR ideas. If you have your own ideas on the subject your comments are welcome. And it would be adult behaviour to remain civil in your comments! In fact, why not put together a talk yourself - up to 18 minutes and without notes! You could publish it wherever you thought appropriate. You'll note that Professor Charles' talk has been viewed more than 73,000 times. And 484 people wrote to say they appreciated it.

@prestontheinconsistentyout1573

5 жыл бұрын

Your asking people to be appropriate? Not trying to start something, but this is not the right place.

We've already been there, but the Secret Space Program was, till now, well, secret. It now comes, bit by bit, in the open. One day we will improve our lives with all those technologies which have been kept away from us. Soon, hopefully! Nevertheless, great talk ! Et Vive la Bretagne! :-)

thanks mam...for u r kind lecture on plasma..but i have a doubt that it is possible to create a plasma of specifc metals or non metals..like mercury plasma or iron plasma..??? or it is thr like this??..

What to you think of propelling the plasma with a magnetic vortex?

This information should be for the good of humanity and life on earth, not scientific domination

13:46 does it work when they hold hands i couldnt catch it

How come this lecture was removed from Ted Talks' website?

@hammerstrumm

3 жыл бұрын

i guess because te camera person did not show the "moment supreme" of the experiment? Resulting in a torrent of SCAM!!! comments.

great idea

How much voltage is required to plasma? mam

hello TEDx Talks this movie is good

Lyndon LaRouche talked about plasma technology in 1987!!!!!

The machine of domination marches on

I think I might also create my own in the future but with my own imagination

thanks

A Fibonacci fractal super magnetic field Is a Fabric of space blender

I love plasma

Use the plasma to pop an electromagnetic bubble that reduces inertia.

I wonder what we would see if we could dim out the stars and galaxies and instead lighten up all the plasma and electric magnetic fields. Perhaps there is more of it than we know for now.

This is the sexiest accent I've ever heard I wish she was my science teacher.

@Gunth0r

6 жыл бұрын

Oh stop pretending, you're superman. It's time you lived up to your reputation.

@miguelferreiramoutajunior2475

5 жыл бұрын

No matter what accent, the poise surely is on globalism, and it scares me .Not for the progress, but for the metacapitalist world of massification we carry on, which inevitably makes mandatory a serious reconsideration about Mein Keimpf message .

I can imagine In circles

I see you espouse the unproven and unprovable solar core fusion hypothesis.

@runs_through_the_forest

4 жыл бұрын

and she didn't mention a list of plasma related things that could make people interested.. ah well got here on my search for truth like the one u speak of.. found it only in the comments, a bit further down RDoctorD say some top notch stuff :)

I liked Lost in Space better than Star Trek. How did they put up with Dr Smith, Spaceship Earth!

can anyone explain their emotions i have a project for school

For what it's worth Darling I think we all have

Truth

What happens if you create diverense strengths vrom hij to low en the expanse it wil olrady go whit a curense. Than the ingune is ever lasting I ges¥

all the question is : our reference for temperature is the level were life is available for us and the 0 level is as JC birth to find a beginning to organise history. its our way to understand the world through our place in the world but its perhaps not the 0 base of the real world. all states of the matter existing in the same time.

@Hank254

6 жыл бұрын

We already know the 0 of the base world... it has nothing to do with life or our perspective.

@inesrahane3610

6 жыл бұрын

oh yeah... how presumptuous

@Hank254

6 жыл бұрын

LOL, The people who think it has something to do with our viewpoint are the ones being presumptuous. I thought you had a real question, sorry I wasted my time.

Loved the plasma portion-the space stuff not so much.

@TheMcKenzieHaus

4 жыл бұрын

GenevaPilgrim space is mostly plasma

"In France a Hat is called Chapeau an Egg, Ouef. it's like the French have a different word for everything. S. Martin

@illusionparagon9006

3 жыл бұрын

I don't get the relation

2014, huh? Well, there's Pluto.

you can make ionized plasma at room temperature, the magnetosphere is made by the interaction of two magnetic fields

Energy from stars

Plasma has an infinite amount more potential than rockets though.....

I want to go in space

Sadly the first rocket to get humans to Mars is not gonna be a plasma engine

@arkarnyanhein

4 жыл бұрын

lmao

Make in ibernard

Keshe technology needs no motor to travel, why burn fuel if there is no need.

Huston! We have a problem!The moon is plasma hahahaha!

Is it a talk or a lecture?

Plasma is the first state of matter. Solid, liquid and gas only exists at very rare, low energy conditions.

@KingsleyAirUSA

Жыл бұрын

4th

If you shove particles into a carbon nano tube they shoot out the other side 10x faster or something.

@SymhaKughlyYauddhayaManeJG5405

5 жыл бұрын

Is there a study on that

7th grade science lesson that, like other 7th grade science lessons, people will have to unlearn before they can get to the real science.

The moon 🌙 is plasma

Not been to the moon...

Free

Did we realy land people on the moon?

That was already done by sir Nikolai Tesla.

60 year same history bla bla

Did anyone else see the light when she held the spoon?? I say it’s a SCAM!!!!

Why is she saying there is neon gas in the fluorescent tube? It' mercury gas...

So every element has a plasma state?

@thephilosopher7173

8 жыл бұрын

+ManTT ortuno I wouldn't say "has a plasma state" but more like every element "has the *potential* to become plasma"

@fallenhw

8 жыл бұрын

but it says fourth state of matter?

@thephilosopher7173

8 жыл бұрын

OH sorry I misunderstood your post, you're right..my apologies! Technically yes, every element should have plasma state, but physics is weird so I could be wrong but I think its safe to say, that every element, should be able to have a plasma state (like it would a solid, liquid or gaseous)

@liamcrowley1948

7 жыл бұрын

Yup! Every element can exist in any state of matter given the right pressure, temperature, and assuming a vacuum. Some compounds cannot however, self oxidizing materials like thermite will burn in a vacuum before they melt.

did anyone hear that cough? corona

You can’t work with single typée of plasma at every level of atmosphere.. ionosphere you need a kind of plasma and upper altitudes another type of plasma .. at ionosphere impossible heat plasma will push you .. you need cold plasma at ionosphere

Transformers cybertron spaceship

Bernard star citizen

is this the person who made the car brand Tesla

@faizeefarhan2729

3 жыл бұрын

Nooo😂😂!! But both Tesla's are things of future for the time it is invented and implimented.

Moon 1st

Wait a minute 2014.. now we are in 2020 does Elon Musk know about it?

She dose not know Tesla's name but she likes to play with his toys :(

Why are you wasting time and money testing these engines? The US are already massive craft with 6 building sized ion plasma engines, flying over Kingman AZ, at very low altitudes. I saw one and video taped it on Nov. 21, 2008. Each engine or combination of engines was approximately 20feet tall and 50 feet wide and the plasma shot out about 50 yards behind the aircraft/spacecraft. The craft had static electricity crawling all over its bottom. It was the biggest thing I've ever seen flying and I worked on the C-17 and the MD-11 back in the 90's. I'm pretty sure it belonged to the US but I didn't see any symbols or labels. It was differently a plasma engine. I even wrote to several companies and asked them if they had anything flying that night east of Kingman. Nobody replayed to me emails. I wrote to the Kingman Airport and asked them if they had anything on radar that was big and very low, they said they didn't. A secret space program?

@benitocamelo9939

8 жыл бұрын

Video proof or else bullshit💩

@donk.johnson7346

8 жыл бұрын

I had video proof of such a craft flying over my car near Kingman AZ Nov 21, 2008. But it was removed from my condo in 2009-10, while I was working for SAIC and the Navy. I have a very bad version of the tape but its very shaky and low res. I shot the video while trying to drive. It was the most incredible thing I've ever seen, and the biggest thing I've ever seen flying in the sky. I also worked at McDonnell Douglas from 1986 to 1991, I worked on the C-17, one of the biggest jets ever. So bullshit on you Benito.

@benitocamelo9939

8 жыл бұрын

+Don K. Johnson ok ok you got me. Is there any way you can upload the footage you have 📽👽 I'd like to see that

@donk.johnson7346

8 жыл бұрын

its too far off and too shaky. I tried to stabilize the video with software, but still shaky. I also created a 3D animation of what it looked like to me as it passed over my car. It looked like 6 great plasma screens glowing blue white and was so bright it lit up the ground and air around it. There was electrical arching on the bottom of the craft. It was the biggest thing I've ever seen in the sky and it was not that high above me. Under radar, because I called the Kingman AZ airport and asked if they had anything on radar, they said no. So my guess is its ours and Kingman is in own it.

@goofybri8949

6 жыл бұрын

Is this similar to the V-shaped craft spotted by hundreds of people at night in the March 13, 1997 Phoenix UFO sighting? You should post your video tape online, Don. I, for one, would love to see something like this.

Magnetic dead shield

What's at mars? Why is everyone going there?

India

Hotrod

Transforners millenials space ship

Life dead on stars

Holy naivety that confuses mankind...

earth is flat. planets sun and oon are plasa

Will she bring us Mars ? Hhhhh she says lightening strike produce heat ... hhhh produce cold lightening strikes because they create O3

Other “planets” are simply stars.

joke, this LADY is 30 YEARS behind a HIGH SCHOOL student, 130 YEARS behind the government

@pontiacman64

7 жыл бұрын

And you're 30 years behind this LADY. Shut the hell up.

@sofiamajewski

6 жыл бұрын

Professor Charles is a scientist contributing to the development of plasma rockets. And your credentials are?

@Ratlins9

6 жыл бұрын

Love technology but as far as space travel, we’ve hit a wall. Astronaut Scott Kelly has debilitating health problems for spending extended time in space. The human body starts breaking down upon entering a gravity free environment.

@MrHelkeys

6 жыл бұрын

But at least she is 30 ahead of most of us. And thanks to her, I have come to understand what is called plasma.

Brahmin owner

Wait till she finds out space is a hoax!

Money

Her theory of the solar system of the heliocentric concepts is completely off.