The Final Barrier to (Nearly) Infinite Energy
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Top Comments (10)
>"New revolutionary source of energy" >looks inside *>boiling water*
Somewhere James Watt is chuckling: "Still just makin' steam, are ya'?"
"But why build a cage around a star, when you can build a star inside a cage" DAMN.
PBS spacetime needs more recognition, so many other science channels are patronizingly simple or deceptively sensational. Thank you for your work guys!!
Stars in captivity only live up to 22 minutes, while stars in the wild can live up to 13.7 billion years. To think anybody would want to keep one of these fragile creatures in captivity is cruel :(
Can verify experiment is working, YouTube would not stop showing me this video until I was finally ready to watch it lol
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“Take that heat and transport it “somewhere useful” to generate power” We’re just boiling water again aren’t we?
"Nearly Infinite" is a fun phrase because it's technically self-contradictory
The final barrier to near infinite energy: Human greed
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Top Comments (10)
>"New revolutionary source of energy" >looks inside *>boiling water*
Somewhere James Watt is chuckling: "Still just makin' steam, are ya'?"
"But why build a cage around a star, when you can build a star inside a cage" DAMN.
PBS spacetime needs more recognition, so many other science channels are patronizingly simple or deceptively sensational. Thank you for your work guys!!
Stars in captivity only live up to 22 minutes, while stars in the wild can live up to 13.7 billion years. To think anybody would want to keep one of these fragile creatures in captivity is cruel :(
Can verify experiment is working, YouTube would not stop showing me this video until I was finally ready to watch it lol
Thanks to Radiacode for sponsoring this video! Use the promo code "PBS" to get an exclusive 10% discount at: https://103.radiacode.com/PBS
“Take that heat and transport it “somewhere useful” to generate power” We’re just boiling water again aren’t we?
"Nearly Infinite" is a fun phrase because it's technically self-contradictory
The final barrier to near infinite energy: Human greed