Not intended to discourage the team; but to really imitate/sustain such plasma condition, not only temperature but very high pressure is needed (must come together) ; not near as Vacuum (as in lab-Dough reactor). In (near to/around) Solar-core, it's 2e(+11) barg ; 200 Billion Barg (earth atmospheric) pressure.. to make it sustain +benefit output (!?!) Too far from achievable by man-Lab. !! Wall material that can hold such Pres &Temp.. else; Tritium production from Lithium & Beryllium still unpredictable/complex to extract from such wall-lining Li & Beryllium

Well, we were poor and got a color TV only when the B&W TV finally gave out in 1977 or 1978. My "rich" aunt got divorced in 1981 and she stored a whole bunch of stuff at our house including a small B&W TV. I used that thing in my bedroom until 1997 or 1998. So I am quite used to B&W TVs and watching something in B&W is nothing to me unlike some people who won't watch old old old movie that are in B&W.

The tech giants didn't agree because of "Not Invented Here".

Excellent for drivers who won their license on the lottery

This is pretty awesome! Keep up the good work! All the best!

I worked for RCA and at one point, I worked next to one of the technicians who was part of the team to demonstrate the RCA compatible system competing with the CBS Color Wheel system to the FCC for approval. To make fun of the CBS system, the RCA Engineers and technicians rigged up a phony demonstration with a huge color wheel driven using a washing machine motor. The phony demo system was kept behind a curtain until Just before the CBS system was to be demonstrated. The curtain was opened revealing the phony CBS model. CBS executives were so angry with this stunt, they refused to broadcast CBS programs in RCA-compatible color for years. I thought some may find this bit of history interesting and humorous.

And not a word about Philo Farnsworth. 🤬

Yeah , i was promised this tech by Christmas , 1964 !

This is the prequel to Iron Man

There were more tv sets in England before World War Two than there were in the USA at the end of World War Two.

The power of the sun, in the palm of my hand...

She got the house, but I got the Trinitron!

boutta 3-D print a nuclear reactor, brb.

You could say Muse is making stellar progress when it comes to clean energy.

fallout is becoming a reality more and more every day, first exoskeletons, then youtubers making real power armor, now fusion power.

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Black and white sets were cool thru the late 70's early 80's for broke college kids one in particular lol

This is so interesting, thank you!! As a VR developer, I feel like this is happening again in HDR standard.

LM 512 mode cascade, hyper cycle and good model in program pitch. Is the answer and handsome Ford everybody!! Thank You American Instrumments

In the UK, the BW system was very poor, being a 405 line system (with positive modulation, ie white picture interference and a high-pitched whistle clearly audible to anyone under 60), which had been standardised in 1936. When TV resumed in 1947, it was on this prewar system, while the European standard improved to 625 line BW as it had to be rebuilt in many countries. In 1967, the BBC had run BBC2, an aditional 625-line channel in BW, for 3 years, although it was still only available around the largest cities. David Attenborough ran BBC2 at the time and piloted PAL colour with the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in July, which also meant that the OB units were converted before the studios. From early December, BBC2 was generally in colour, although BBC1 launched colour in late Oct-Nov 1969. The commercial (at that time regional franchise-based) ITV stations launched in colour from that time on- some of the smaller ITV stations took until 1976 to convert, although most had launched in colour by 1973. Only in 1976 were more colour licences bought than BW.

Oppenheimer's BFF? Hash tag Oppenheimer only but not Lawrence? Stop fishing like cheap KZbinrs.

You missed about half of the history of television, with the beginnings already in the late 1890s! Typical American arrogance and ignorance.

why no Products ?

Tf better not

Rhic 10^18 gauss

IEEE? Are you serious right now?

cool

I remember i was 15 yrs old andmy dad let me try to fix color tv sets. He helped me pull all the tubes and we took them to the drug store to be tested. There were do it yourself repair books back then.

Did they agree on video or gaming formats or did they let competition, and the public’s preferences, decide?

What a cutie pie

Technology is so far behind Davinci 5 robot from Intuitive Surgical

Is this also on the electric EQA?

neat toy maybe, stupid for delivery

Haha How exactly is this going to be a good design for package delivery? Every shot of it was on smooth, level ground. Not convinced it'll handle the rough and uneven terrain found in cities and towns that weren't built yesterday without falling over. Maybe don't base designs off of star wars if you want it to actually work

AS a retired software engineer and ex IEEE member I just had to watch this. I never realised that there were several competing Colour technologies. It seems obvious now that CBS's mechanical system was doomed, it was inherently unreliable.

Margarete Crossroad

they didnt invent color tv t. they only invented the pciture tube for the clor set. all the rest they had nanda to do with

B/W TV sets hung on so long because they were dirt cheap. The last picture tube TV I bought was around 2002 at Walmart, a "boom box" radio/CD player with a 5" B/W TV in it, and I think I paid around $25 for it brand new! I still have it, and the picture tube works fine but the audio is out for some reason. Some day I may open it up and see if it's an easy fix.

Growing up in the 70s and 80s, black & White TV was still pretty common. If you had both, and were watching sports, you watched it on the B&W because it was 100 times more clear on the B&W TV. Even up until CRTs were phased out, I saw very few color sets that ever had the picture quality of the old B&W sets, and that includes the Trinitron.

we have empathy for cars, cloth, toys, objects. etc..etc..etc.

NTSC: Never The Same Color

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Non NTSC countries know NTSC to mean Never The Same Colour.

It seems the concept of balance is completely an unexistent in these

A work of art.

highly complex robots are extremely expensive - there will be a question of exploiting cheap alien human labour or expensive robot for potentially life threatening tasks

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Black and white TV was still popular well into the 80s because they were good second cheaper options for bedrooms. My parents had a small one they used until they picked up a new color one for the living room and they took the old one. So I got to use the black and white in my room. I used that thing well after I left home in the late 80s into the mid 90s. That thing was so well built it would probably still be used if not for the switch to digital.