Gundam Minovsky Physics Explained! Part 1

[@leochai4536]

its funny how scientists found that moon has abundant helium-3 on it in 1985, So technically the lunar cities should be the center stage for all the conflicts in Gundam instead of just a weapons supplier with good industrial capabilities.

[@GundamExplained]

Ah very cool. That could be a good idea for an untold side-story, where maybe some super rich untouchables outside Federation and Zeon live lavishly.

[@50centsTech]

@@GundamExplained Sirocco should have just stay in jupitar and start a helium 3 empire instead of hauling it around. Bandai are you listening??

[@EternalGaming786]

Might be cause if one side of the fighting does get this strategic location it will end the war without giving losing side much options? just like Swiss during WW2 that held money of both Axis and Allies maybe Lunar cities are similar to them supplying weapons to both side but either can attack them. :3

[@Hchris101]

I like gundam

[@GundamExplained]

Haha #1 comment right there!

[@typesaad]

Can you do a video on the GN drives and there variants ?

[@WolfeSaber]

I thought the UC timeline took place at least another one hundred years from now.

[@f22littleraptor21]

Something that many people may forget that minovsky effect doesn't block UV, X ray and Gamm ray spectrum at all so they pretty much useless against those. I kinda surprise why did gundam verse didn't used UV, X ray and Gamma ray spectrum sensors to counter minovsky effect

[@katemora285]

Or visible light sensors, for that matter. They don't have problems with Mark I eyeballs, after all.

[@justinjacobs1501]

​@katemora285 they actually do in most series. Most mobile suit displays will call out targets when the computers recognize them visually. They also use directed lasers for communication.

[@Piotr-u1z]

​@@katemora285The Drach joke here cought me off guard .

[@NZP208]

I thought it affected visible light somewhat

[@TommyRushing]

So in these types of power plants? Engines? The thrusters are what? What makes them so agile?

[@vonneuromaner3928]

In space they use nuclear propulsion

[@tohpingtiang4878]

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[@GundamExplained]

Thanks... I've been doing that more recently. Hope to see you around!