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[@goldenboy7759]

"How fast is Sonic?" Not as fast as the backlash after seeing how bad he looks.

[@CreepyCrow6]

Golden Boy they’re going to change how it looks, but I don’t think that’s going to work

[@cherrydragon3120]

@@CreepyCrow6 it may work. Unless they make it worse...

[@XYGamingRemedyG]

@Adequate Bros. The movie itself will be garbage.

[@the_jones528]

@@CreepyCrow6 They aren't going to change it...

[@CreepyCrow6]

Consequence No. 62 well that’s what they said, go and check for yourself.

[@imatree4015]

Fast enough for the director to issue a design change

[@optillian4182]

Your doodle of Sonic looks better than the CGI model.

[@americantimelord8720]

"Sir, I know you're walking here." is my favorite joke ever on because science.

[@cherrydragon3120]

I didnt get that one. Mainly cu i'm not from the US or a Major city Is that a city thing?

[@skipmage]

@@cherrydragon3120 it's an old movie thing.

[@kooldudematt1]

@@cherrydragon3120 A very old movie was filmed in NYC and the actor was having to cross an intersection; however, the general public was not aware that a movie was being made and the actor nearly got hit by a car and he improvised and said the famous line, "Hey, I'm walkin' here!"

[@davekavanagh7599]

It's so genius! 😂😂

[@Vugen18]

and after the movie. It became a thing for a stereotypical NY-er to show little understanding why others dont get out of the way when you are walking x)

[@gameinsane4718]

Fast enough to freeze time but can’t dodge a tranq gun… so basically as fast the director says he is

[@Toa_13]

THANK YOU I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE TO SEE THAT LIKE WHHHHAAAAATTTTT

[@vegetafan9922]

Super speed or not, when you catch someone off guard then you catch someone off guard!

[@gameinsane4718]

They were screaming at each other for 10 seconds while Marsden was holding a gun at Sonic. Mind you Sonic isn’t running when he’s perceiving the missiles like Quicksilver watching a slow-mo bullet in Age of Ultron (as in it’s something that’s always on… AGAIN like Quicksilver, this time from Fox where he describes life for himself as always being stuck at the ATM behind someone who doesn’t know how to use the machine). So literally dumber than Age of Ultron’s Quicksilver who at least had a reason to get shot!

[@Toa_13]

@@gameinsane4718 ??????

[@gameinsane4718]

Kaiden Bumphus pointing out the root of the issue with his super speed inconsistency

[@Friend329]

How much force does luffy exert when he stretches his limbs and when it retracts?

[@williamwinder3466]

I would like to know that as well

[@elijahbeverly5825]

Asking dem real questions 👍🏾

[@straythorn0117]

Yes please

[@MaggotKing556]

Gum Gum Rifle!

[@TheQueensAce719]

I've been requesting them to do a video on Luffy's powers for months now.

[@miekwavesoundlab]

@1:42 “Period and Comma Keys to Advice Frame by Frame” this is the most valuable wisdom you have bestowed upon this channel.

[@NinjaBearFilms]

Start time trimmed, no need to wait.

[@NinjaBearFilms]

Watching the replay because I always miss first run making dinner for kids.

[@Medabee8]

this comment no is no longer accurate. video has been trimmed

[@whoofianbrony8804]

Eyy 69th like

[@baronvonbeans9887]

You could just look at the guys spedometer in the trailer, it reads 760

[@dumortemontal2122]

Yeah the movie is all over the place regarding his speed.

[@johnnygarcia2686]

Lycanthropic?

[@r_crimsonl_crown8589]

Bro chill

[@Rattus-Norvegicus]

@@VoxVictus I don't know what you just said....but I like it. 👍

[@Hevethee]

And speed of sound is 767,2 mp/h so just shy.

[@xDIAMONDDOGx579]

Ask us again in November,after the studio has fixed Sonic...

[@wikkedawsome]

i am going to laugh so hard if they just make like 5-10% modifications to the eyes maybe. they won't adjust his height or overall body shape due to advertisements, and marketing already having the trailer precept image of sonic. would cost them well over 100 million to recall, produce new adverts, and ship. and that is not adding in the actual cost of whatever digital effects that change.

[@sonicthehedgehog1109]

@@wikkedawsome trust me they'll change all of that. And I know because it's just too creepy, kids won't want to buy it because of how it looks. If they adjust it they'll also make more money because I guarantee you any 80's kids through the 2000's will say no to this movie to their kids and go watch Detective Pikachu again...

[@grundall1818]

*How fast is the new sonic?* As fast as your nightmares

[@vali69]

Stand user: Sonic Stan name: Hedgehog World Stand ability: Got to go fast Description: his stand allows him to speed his movement so much that it can sometimes seems he stops time

[@1SketchyAkechi]

I cried when you made the Tails joke in the beginning

[@jonatesrides]

Could you imagine how Flubber and Vibranium would react to each other?

[@crimsonmiralis6643]

what if you mixed flubber with captain america's shield, flubber creates "infinite energy" vibranium absorbs kinetic energy, hmmmmmm.

[@ajax4887]

Woah, the shadow explanation for a fourth dimension was awesome

[@militaryiam97]

I visually tried picturing this, and i was in awe. What i percieved as a 3d shadow kinda hurt to think about. But if i saw it in real life i think i could easily understand it

[@honestcomment862]

How fast will paramount pictures redesign the sonic model

[@galiciaart]

6 months

[@pablosotopower]

If you see this video at 1.25x speed Kyle and Nate sound like an old tv show narrator when they speak eachother. Awesome content, like always!

[@live_destin-3408]

"How fast is the new sonic?" Literally shows that he goes 760 miles per hour in the very first sceen in the offical sonic trailer.

[@wesdesto9563]

Literally.

[@aleksnguyen5818]

Well 760 miles per hour is actually 0.991 the speed of sound...so still sub-sonic?

[@live_destin-3408]

@@aleksnguyen5818 lol ik but i was just saying how fast he was, not wether or not he is tly sonic or not xD

[@aleksnguyen5818]

LiveingMc - we got alot of speed calculations to choose bud

[@vernohuggins8193]

760 is the speed of sound

[@AlgoCurioso4]

25:55 maybe neither of us is wrong. Remember that magic and sorcery is involved so, there's no "correct" answer... But crearly mine was more precise than yours... Nah, just kidding. Your team do an excellent job and I love the enthusiasm and effort that you're showing us. Let's keep this channel growing!!! Almost 1 Million!

[@maxwellvandenberg2977]

Unobtainium was supposed to be a room temperature superconductor iirc. Explains the floating rocks now that I think about it.

[@asmodean7239]

There can be no perfect huma... The guy popularizing science: - I am a huge MTG fan.

[@MrSiLenTb88]

I dont know why i have never seen this channel...but im glad, because now i get to binge watch all previous videos and continue watching future eps! This channel is underrated

[@jlokison]

I can't remember the title of the Heinlein novel I thinking of but in it the main characters travel between alternate realities in the multiverse. Their car/vessel used a control system that relies on 2 three dimensional control systems. One used the 3 spatial dimension to teleport through space in directions relative to its start point. The second controlled movement through 3 temporal dimensions, the 1st allowed movement forward and back in time as we know it, the other 2 moved the vessel to alternate realities, the farther traveled along these temporal directions the greater the difference between your starting reality and your destination. I always thought this a cool way of describing and explaining a multiverse.

[@pedrotalons1422]

"Anything worth doing is probably a hassle" So true!

[@_Not_Retarded]

11:23 That is amazing to think about, also, Adventure Time showed us an example of it with fourth-dimensional bubbles, that was amazing. It also made a black hole

[@EclipseIsUp]

A better explanation for the forth dimension could be: the way we can see all four sides of a square at a time in 2d, a forth dimensional being would see all sides of a cube at on time. They can see inside a closed cardboard box as well as the 6 sides; the same way we see four sides of a square as well as in the middle of it. Also, they could touch our internal organs without even touching our skin. So... if we have a metal box that is welded all the way around with no way to get in, a 4d person would still be able to enter the box without touching either sides. Experiment: draw a square and place your finger in the center. You've just entered a 2d square without touching the sides. Now imagine (or try to) that with a 3d cube. They would place their finger in the center and not touch either of the 6 sides. That's because they're entering from a direction we don't have on this 3d plane. To be honest we done really see in 3d. We see in 2d, but we have depth perception. A 4d person would legitimately see in full 3d and have a depth perception of the fourth dimension. If a 4d cube dropped through our plane, it would appear out of thin air as a tiny spec as a 3d cube. Then it would grow to it's natural size and get smaller as it continues to fall-- until it disappears. That's the fourth dimension. Oh and a side note: a 4d person could be able to see a 3d person's life from beginning to end while looking at him/her. Since they are one dimension up and we're one a linear time line, they are able to look at our whole time line at the same time. Mind blower.

[@joshuaknight6551]

Nice on 4th dimension actually. Shadow works well. I also like use rotation points. Draw a square, you can rotate it any point you out your pencil. Have a cube, you can put a line through it anywhere, edge on a face through the volume. And rotate. 4th dimension, you can rotate it on any entire FACE without making changes to the shape at all. So you could grab any 6 sides of a "cube" and rotate the cube without any side/angle/length changing

[@trajan6879]

The real question: What brand of shoes does sonic wearv *not changing to wear

[@Rssks]

Homemade

[@CorgyOntoppya]

If the stripe were split in 3 they could easily be Adidas.

[@leitzu8929]

nike from the official poster

[@bepbep7418]

Sonic's a pimp, all his stuff is custom made.

[@shadowwolf2192]

If it’s the same as the games, he were SOAP’s! Lol

[@xJC4Rx]

In the preview, Sonic says he took 9 million steps in one day. Based on the speed value Kyle gave us, it would take about 17 hours 45 minutes ish to travel 9 million steps in one day. This was something I was curious about and thanks to Kyle I have the answer.

[@Y_A_Z_F]

15:50 I was under the impression it was incredibly hard to hit the sun when shooting something from earth. It would be like trying to throw something at earth from the moon (but way more extreme). Because of our insane "horizontal" velocity while in orbit, anything we launched from earth would just fly around the sun in an elliptical orbit (possibly very elliptical). You'd have to counteract nearly all of that velocity exactly before it actually would fall into sun.

[@zamboy-yq4vs]

Could the way that thanos snaps everyone away into "dust" be through turning off the magnetic bonds holding atoms togther?

[@Drkwll]

That's not dusting, that's turning them into plasma.

[@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369]

Atoms are held together not by electromagnetism , but the strong nuclear force, and plasma is not when protons and and neutrons are separated by the destruction of the gluon between them, it’s plasma when there is a nucleus but no electron. This would release a lot of energy and explosions from the destruction of gluons, and let away positively charged protons to vibrate around destroying other atoms and causing nuclear fission explosions. Bad ideas.

[@epicmonkey6663]

I have a different idea as to what might be the cause of people turning to dust and I think it could be to do with transmutation I got this idea from watching legends of tomorrow there's a character on there with the power of transmutation and that's to turn one thing into another like turning a rock into water for example and maybe half the universe was trans mutated into dust

[@Drkwll]

@@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369 Electromagnetism holds the electron and nuclei together, hence holds the atom together. The strong force holds the nucleons in the nuclei together and the quarks in the nucleons together. If quarks and gluons are separated, you have a quark-gluon plasma.

[@josephkoester3217]

It's a cool idea, but since he can turn stuff into bubbles, I think he probably just transformed them into dust.

[@speedreader2660]

“Ooh I can never get my shadow off my feet... but it has... volume!” Best line

[@davidwallace7543]

“How fast is Sonic?” “VSAUCE! I’m Jake and today....” “Hello Internet, Welcome to GAME THEORY...”

[@doggfite]

"I think Nate is here somewhere" *Eyes dart around void* *Makes 12 seconds of uninterrupted eye contact while talking directly to Nate* *Eyes dart in almost literal opposite direction at the last second of conversation* Kyle to self: Haha saved the immersion!

[@ir0nknight721]

18:00 Last time I was rock climbing,(indoor, is not rock climbing) was climbing Lion's head in Ontario's Niagara escarpment. Rising up along the stunning Bruce Peninsula on Georgian Bay, Lion’s Head is a classic Ontario spot for both casual and advanced climbers. Lion’s Head has more solid 5.10 and 5.11s (tough stuff) than any other Ontario destination.

[@CrownRock1]

How fast is Sonic? Not as fast as me running away from my computer after seeing Sonic's face.

[@christianstefanski8142]

Hey Kyle, first of all, I just wanna say that I love your work and hope you keep it up, greetings from Brazil! So, one think you must have got wrong is the speed from the new sonic. The reason I'm stating that is that, in one moment you can see sonic "stoping time", talking to himself while tons of "mini-missiles" are just frozen mid air towards its direction. The reason for the velocity you calculate be wrong is that you said it was around 108 - 163 m/s, while the velocity from a small missile (the smallest I found was the NAVAIR Spike) is around 270 m/s. That fact by itself shows already some disagreement with facts. Although I think Sonic needed to be a lot faster to do both, make the EMP and "stop" the time.

[@jeremyhearne]

You are like. Actually the better version of game theory.

[@JenniferMcMahonhawaii78]

Somewhere on Pandora, there’s a Pandorian dragon who finally obtained unobtainium; so just imagine that dragon fever.

[@AvatarRoku22]

that last part is so true... as an animator I feel bad for the artists that have to redo all the work they've done up until this point and complete the rest of the movie with less than 6 months to go. People dont understand the amount of work that goes into creating even 5 minutes of animation much less a whole movie. Everyone who complained about it better be going to see that movie opening weekend

[@speedreader2660]

AvatarRoku I’ll go see it to support them. They deserve it for sure If they fix it.

[@Fayanora]

Parallel earths are also parallel/alternate universes, but not all alternate/parallel universes are parallel earths. "Alternate" universe also implies some origin in common with our universe, where parallel does not.

[@GalaxyHap]

24:12 Slapping? LOL!

[@arichatch9367]

@5:10 Kyle, When you explain the "many worlds theory" it makes total sense. Yet, the way that I see that theory is that time is flowing as a "river" and whenever there is a possible choice, that makes a "split" in the river. Therefore making the two different splits in the river, two different timelines. Also, I think that once a decision that could split the timeline becomes inconsequential the two, or more, timelines merge back together. What do you think about this theory Kyle?? EDIT: I agree with your many worlds theory, i just see it in a totally different way than you do and would love to hear your feedback about what you think about my interpretation. Love the show. :D

[@2PurpleCrow]

"If you've watched Endgame..." ALT F4!!!!

[@dakuisha5978]

Sonic in the animated show "Sonic X" broke the speed barrier in the very first episode while running away from a group of Cops in formula 1 cars.

[@Mystickneon]

Of course, since you are dealing with periodic sampling(the nature of video/the fps), you have to account for the Strobe Effect.... the actual speed could be multiples or fractions in resonance with the 24fps framerate and frequency of the lines. Basically "visual harmonic distortion"...

[@tfkoincognito]

Unobtainium was an engineering joke. It's a substance that checks all the boxes for whatever they needed.

[@DragonGateDesign]

I agree with the Avatar reference. Not all ovens are convection. Only convection ovens have a fan to creat the convection movements

[@Astraeus..]

Well there's the radar gun that clocks him at 760mph. Then Sonic makes a statement about having taken 9 million steps in that one day, which seems innocuous but just adds to the sense of how fast he really is. If he did 9million steps equally across 24 hours it'd work out to about 104 steps per second. That number can probably safely be multiplied by 8, since it's unlikely he'd have spent more than 3 solid hours running. 832 steps per second at the least, which is just bonkers.

[@hollamonm]

Kyle: 'My overall favorite for serious play is Narset' Me: so you like playing Solitaire with Magic Cards? Good to know. Seriously, for those who don't know, Narset Enlightened Master is like... if you set the deck up correctly and are being 100% serious, you can have infinite free turns and it just becomes a game where the opponent literally can't play until you kill them. EDIT: I tested out my own Narset deck with proxies because I was too broke but had a printer, so i just printed them and stuck it in sleeves for testing, and while serious, I can't really say it is a fun deck if you like a challenge... that being said MY serious deck is Karador, infini-combo masturbate with my graveyard deck, and yes, it does include dredge. So basically if left unchecked between dredge and gitrog, my deck is as big as my graveyard and honestly it is a bit disgusting, but is fun to play and requires a bit of.... avoiding being hit with graveyard removal or big hits.

[@raideurng2508]

Microwave ovens induce a microwave frequency rotating electromagnetic field that induces polar molecules to also rotate and create friction and heat. That's my go-to for explaining that sort of stuff. They usually shut up after that.

[@Spherous]

All all sides of a line are points, all sides of a square are lines, all sides of a cube are squares, all sides of a hyper cube are cubes.

[@alexanderyoung7364]

Flubber actually magnified the forced exerted on it, it is shown bouncing higher and higher, unobtainium from avatar was a room temperature super conducter... Now there is a question being room temperature super conductor would it allow the ore to float like the islands in the movie?

[@gogroxandurrac]

I think of the fourth dimension as a list of third dimensions in the same way a 3d graph is a list of layered 2d graphs which are made of layered 1d graphs. A 4d object would just be a 3d cross section to us in the same way a cube in relation to a 2d space would be a cross section, not necessarily a square depending on the rotation of the object.

[@danieldimitri6133]

Flubber was a remake or adaptation of "the absent minded professor" and yes the idea was that it bounces indefinitely with increasing intensity and makes free energy.

[@oreubens]

14:30 the thing about the "launching garbage into space". Is not only that you have to launch something out of earths "gravity well". anything would be in orbit around the sun, so getting something to actuall go IN to the sun is hard, since you need to get rid of all the "sideways" momentum the earth has. If you threw a ball out of the ISS towards the sun hard enough that it wouldn't be in earths gravity anymore (basically impossible since gravity just reduces it never stops, but lets go with it...) it would never get to the sun, it would simply also be in an orbit around the sun

[@zackmarkham4240]

One of my edh decks is a mono-green token deck. Commander is Oviya Pashiri, turn 1 commander, turn 2 start pumping out tokens. I also have a bunch of other token cards in there, like a promo Ant Queen.

[@brandonm5703]

Hey Kyle, I'm no master of physics or anything but I think I have a simple way to explain the fourth dimension. Time is a dimension that describes changes in information of the other 3. The same way you can slice into a sphere at different points and see a 2 dimensional image [as you described, time can slice into you for instance and show you at different points. Slicing into a sphere closer toward its edge, is going to deliver a change from slicing toward its center. Or maybe what I said was just nonsense i dunno.

[@nonamepen4326]

Fast enough to cut the power to 491 babies with that run on the highway

[@CL-oq8lo]

How fast is Silver Surfer when he covered 1 million light years in a finger snap to rob Thanos gauntlet on HQ....

[@BlackRainRaven]

300,000 m/s * 1,000,000 * 365 = 109,5 billion m/s A human snap is around 0,4 seconds long 109,5 billion / 0,4 = 273,75 billion m/s With that speed (which is butchered and probably wrong) you could cover 2.5 milllion light years in 1 second which would be fast enough to travel from one end of the observable universe to the other in 37.200 seconds or around 10 1/3 hours.

[@shadowwolf2192]

I’m so proud that u actually used measurements instead of assuming it as per usual lol always love to see what you answer next

[@stormqueen29]

They actually stole Unobtanium from the movie Core. In Core, the scientist created a metal that reacted to heat and pressure by becoming stronger instead of weaker. They manufactured it to create the Virgil, in order to successfully dig to the core of the earth. After a demonstration of it's properties, when they asked him what it was called, he replied "Well it's real name has 17 syllables, but I just call it Unobtanium." So, theoretically, this extremely valuable metal amalgam that would be incredibly costly and difficult to produce, especially in mass, occurs naturally on Pandora.

[@TheGamingHawkster3000]

i cant wait til next week so u can talk about endgame, i have a lot of questions and things ive wanted answers for and hopefully u cover them, ive theorized stuff and figured out things tho. it was just so confusing for me at first but much more of it makes sense now lol

[@rekrn12345]

I mean they have him clocked going 740 and in the next scene he appears to break the sound barrier so its probably safe to say hes going at least mach 1. The scene you break down might be him just speeding up.

[@danteeightsix9069]

The 3rd dimension can see 2D from all sides. 4D can see 3D from all sides. Imagine flat world only being able to see lines on one side. But 3rd dimensional beings can also see the other lines on the other side. 4th dimensional beings can see both sides of a cube.

[@Hilariumosis]

When I first saw the thumbnail I wondered why Chris Hemsworth from the first Thor movie in casual clothes was in it xD

[@wattsonthetube]

In regards to the question about the Quantum Realm existing mentioned at 18:32, just to further that explanation. Theoretically, it would be impossible to see anything within this realm, simply because you would be smaller than the size of a photon, which is the particle of light responsible for our ability to see the world around us. If you were to shrink smaller than the size of a photon, then essentially its intensity and size would increase massively, meaning not only would you (given the Antman portrayal of the quantum realm) go blind, but you would be subjected to a vast amount of radiation and heat. The reason this doesn't happen already is due to the protective qualities of the ozone layer, and our mass in relation to these particles, however at that size I could imagine that a single photon would be as large as the sun itself. This also means that to see anything, you would have to somehow create synthetic photons to bounce off quantum material (which in itself may not be reflective), else somehow shrink a photon down to the same relative size as yourself. I'm not really much of a scientist, however this makes logical sense to me. Would be happy if someone could confirm this, or prove me wrong.

[@StormRoxas]

Hahahahahahahaha "slapping your chicken" hahahahh

[@The5armdamput33]

I would have thought that something traveling just under the speed of sound would have been unable to create a sonic boom....

[@greekkidshows9373]

Calling it "unobtainium instead of Pandoran is like us missing the chance of calling "astronomers" -- skyentists

[@gameinsane4718]

greek kid shows Except that’s the actual name of the trope

[@xaviermacphail-fausey785]

Woah black Betty, Pandoran

[@jmck6276]

Missiles can move anything between 2.5 and 10 mach (1,918 - 7,672 mph). Given that sonic can move fast enough to make these freeze mid air, I'd say you may have underestimated a little.

[@longboweod]

Pandoran unobtanium is a room-temperature superconductor, that's all. Also, Giovanni Ribisi's character is just the corporate head of the colony, he's not a scientist. Super slappable though. I support you slapping him.

[@hououinkyouma5539]

How could you start this discussion without me. I specialize in world lines.

[@damionbiddy673]

I know you guys might be tired of comic stuff but I think this is a good one. "If Billy batson (Shazam) were to go down to Atlantis, then speak the word to turn him into the champion, Could it destroy Atlantis and the people in it? "

[@2legit324]

you described 4th dimension perfectly for my understanding. i visualised a thick floating cube in the rick & morty show and rick shines a light on it then on the other end a 3d object appeared...maybe i'm mixing up my memory of the show but what i'm seeing looks good too me.

[@2legit324]

omg something 3d with a 3d shadow plus peter pan and link and 'us' and all that good shadow ppl doppelganger potential equals.. 4th demensional beings could be/cast a light that creates the shadow that is free from us......you know in fiction and stuff.

[@aitchpea6011]

Flubber doesn't just bounce forever, preserving and maintaining the energy in the system. No, it does better than that. It increases in energy over time. Using this principle, Flubber could get us to the stars!

[@andredelfino1261]

There was a theory for the multiverse. So, at the first level, you have alternate timelines. These are typically untouchable-ish. You have to change an event to interact with them. They are reliant on actual time travel to get from point A to point C by stopping by B and changing x. This was the main feature of DCs Flashpoint Paradox. Then, the next level, there was parallel worlds, the many worlds theory, where each choice creates an infinite number of universes. This was heavily dealt with in DCs Crisis on Infinite Earths. Both of these exist in the same multiverse, where rules remain the same. Then there are seperate Multiverses. Suddenly, all the rules are different, up is down forward is left and diagonal is implosion. Now, pocket dimensions, seperate dimensions and null dimensions are exceptions, as the first two aren’t often big enough to actually be counted as universes on their own, and the latter is the dimension of nothingness. Don’t know where I read it, but I like it.

[@LordHypnos4]

Hes so fast he ran back in time to be redesigned

[@christianheichel]

Hey Kyle who would win in a fight? The Borg or the Replicators

[@wyldride]

Unobtainium is also in The Core, so it's a trope to use trope terms as a trope in films. Also, it should be ununobtainium.

[@darcraven01]

8:05 star trek has a great example of a seperate reality in "fluidic space".. basically instead of space with planets and stars and vast emptiness, it is liquid with biomass planetoid structures

[@jamingaming9251]

Gravity must be absent for fluidic space to work

[@darcraven01]

@@jamingaming9251 honestly, idk... think theres some kind of force to pull down but yeah probably not gravity as we know it

[@jamingaming9251]

@@darcraven01 if there was any gravitational force fluidic space would collapse into a black hole

[@BeansproutPost]

About the trash & sun thing, not only would it be inefficient like you said, but Earth would be losing resources. While that trash might not be usable to us individuals, it it's still a part of the Earth that we might need for something else. In that respect, the volcano sounds like a much better idea.

[@ankokuraven]

Unobtainium was a naturally occuring room temperature superconductor Which is what made the mountains float in the planets magnetosphere.

[@PhantomGraff]

No material could withstand the forces sonic's feet would put out, as I understand. So even at the slowest speculative speed, he wouldn't be able to apply the friction his feet are putting down, in order to attain it, without just running bare foot. Microwaves have been proven to cool objects, aswell as heat them up, through interference(mythbusters)

[@Drkwll]

Yes, using light to cool things is called optical trapping.

[@PhantomGraff]

@@Drkwll that's using light, not microwaves.

[@Drkwll]

@@PhantomGraff microwaves is a subdomain of light.

[@PhantomGraff]

@@Drkwll and you can cool with sound aswell. But none of them are the same, besides forming waves from the point of origin. But all 3 are unconventional ways of cooling an object.

[@rojopantalones9791]

So, I did the math. Like really did the math. My numbers were actually surprisingly close. I used the line where he said, "Hey, look at that! I took 9,000,000 steps today!" Now, if you take the ratio of body height to step distance, it comes out to be ~0.414 cm/ cm of height. Sonic's canonical height is 100 cm, meaning that his per step distance is 41.4 cm. Multiply by 9,000,000 and you get 3,726 km covered that day. Now, I made one assumption in that it being mid afternoon in the scene where he says that. If he's been rolling around at an indeterminate speed for 8 hours at that point, it means he was going 465.75 kmh, or 129.375 m/s. I didn't stop there, though. Assuming his metabolism works fairly similarly to our own (even if his smaller size likely indicates it's faster), I crunched the numbers and came out to 3 Calories/ per hour per kg per kph. Yes, the second per hour is intentional. Every hour, he's burning 3 Calories for every kilogram he weighs for every kilometer per hour he travels at. Sonic's canonical weight is 34.65 kg, meaning that in that 8 hour period, traveling at an average speed of 464.75 kph, he burned 387,317.7 Calories. Assuming the average chili dog is ~350 Calories, he would need to eat 1,106.62 chili dogs before the run just to maintain existence and not metabolize himself. Of course, again, he's smaller, so it's likely his caloric needs are even higher. An example of this in real life is the shrew, which needs to eat its own body weight in food each day.

[@Lia-ur5tm]

What i love the most is that he uses metric system

[@RinnzuRosendale]

Unobtainium is an engineering term used in a design as a placeholder material that has exactly the properties they need.

[@JordanWindhamBenford]

As soon as he started writing the equation in meters I had to open up the Google conversion calculator.

[@l8erzmonkey]

unobtainium could be a bit like a qbit where we now there is something but we dont have it we cant interact with it if we do it changes so we know its there and use what we guess we have

[@AugustoLazzarini]

Can you do the "because science of the planet buster weapon from the game: Spore"?

[@Weapon01]

How much anger is the Doom Slayer generating to just get stronger to kill Hell's daemons? In particular that big titan demon in The Titan's Realm.

[@jasonenergyseeker8120]

Another amazing video. That might have been your fastest break down hehe. My question is... What would happen if another life supporting earth entered our solar system?

[@Maverick8t88]

Unobtainium was described in the movie as a room temperature superconductor.

[@m.f8655]

You can't know how fast something is if it doesn't exist

[@logangraham2956]

i've heard 2 seperate definitions of the 4th dimension and as far as im concerned the 4th dimension is time x,y,z,time a cube might be a 3 dimensional object but its represented in 4 dimensions as we the first 3 dimensions flow through the time dimension.

[@se7enupftw455]

Somebody hold his damn *beer* already

[@BarrelRider2763]

The new Sonic looks demented compared to the original. It's wrong what they've done to this beautiful blue hedgehog

[@ohdogwow2]

Paramount and the director of the movie have officially stated just today that they are going to redo the character to more closely resemble the game version. They did this because EVERYBODY complained.

[@pureplays6302]

That Sonic is fucking terrifying

[@LEMMYKISGOD]

They came to their senses. #SaveOurSonic

[@tomasgravitt1113]

A 4 dimensional cube's 3 dimensional shadow would be like us seeing a truly 3 dimensional hologram.

[@rossta888]

"superposition" .. Awesome