Is This New Super Carbon Better Than Graphene?

[@mr.personhumanson6871]

So it's basically, you have found a solution to a problem and the problem now is how to find the solution to the solution.

[@cjwrench07]

That’s all of science in general. The first papers on capturing solar radiation for power, came out 14yrs before the first practical solar cell. We’re at that first step right now, and generating interest in this solution, is a major step for getting adequate funding in the future.

[@aezrithferova6928]

Wha... What he said.

[@cowboybob7093]

Seeker really publishes some junk

[@ariwong7125]

Mr. Person Humanson that’s science

[@LungsOutJem]

Isn't it always?

[@petrichor_2186]

I love how most of these videos are “GUYS LOOK AT THIS AMAZING THING!” Then later on in the video “ACTUALLY NOT YET”

[@alephkasai9384]

Scientific developments man, and hey they never said in the title whether it was already here

[@MultiverseMediaSpace]

Plus this gives the opportunity for people to independently research and become familiar with the concept, perhaps so interested people can add value to the field, the internet is a fantastic way to perform croud sourcing for ideas.

[@oBCHANo]

Yes, this channel has become nothing but clickbait garbage loosely based on something that is actually real.

[@Chobaca]

Yeah. It's this new thing called click bait. It's all the rage...

[@noramoss]

Lachstar 2004 I was just about to type the same response... fool me once... shame on you.. fool me twice..shame on me

[@dewiz9596]

Words to look out for: If. Could. Might.

[@rxonmymind8362]

Maybe.

[@tjug0f3m]

Bram Moerman Potentially

[@thisismacom3723]

Will.

[@joranwielandts2013]

Oh great... There are not even graphene batteries and they're already outdated

[@patriot7260]

Such is the progression of technology.

[@Kesiif]

Graphene batteries are possible but not cost effective. These are still theory.

[@VitorGamesPlayy]

@@Kesiif Samsung disagrees with you. They will probably launch graphene batteries in 2021.

[@antonjackson71]

The military has been using graphene batteries for years.

[@MukwayaVincent]

Joran Wielandts Samsung unveiled a graphene battery. Another company called True graphene is already selling hybrid graphene batteries which can charge to full capacity in 15 mins

[@matildalair1236]

"Don't worry, graphene was at this stage 10 years ago" ... And I'm still waiting for a graphene battery. This doesn't give me confidence. I'll probably be dead by the time they come out if they do.

[@dalel3608]

Samsung has a graphene battery already, just waiting on it's mass production to ramp up. kzbin.info/www/bejne/faCVmJJ4g9V6lbs

[@brianwesley28]

Make your own.

[@MadnanTheArcher]

10 years is really not a long time when it comes to introducing completely new technology. In history this might be referred to as the Graphene age. Things like that don't change over night

[@FxSwingMonkey]

@@brianwesley28 Yea give me a pen and some tape.

[@brianwesley28]

@@FxSwingMonkey Check out Robert Murray's channel.

[@MultiverseMediaSpace]

I was just researching this last night, another interesting fact is there are theoretically, over a million versions of the structure, but only 10 have been successful so far, and the bulk of the structures have yet to be tested for feasibility.

[@jaredgarbo3679]

I wonder if AI could be used to find them.

[@ghost5dascension]

well i am making new kind of organic carbonites and carbonates from many element molecule structure that is will turned into a cold paste that as natural antibiotics, anti microbial, dentin matrixial formation into enamel, that is so fine in scale that is totally fluid and slick and that has taste scent retention with varying kind of terpenes, amino acides, glucose, amidon. fibers, proteins some have been modified due to thermal determinants, or adjuvant, its has a very strong smell in my house of sugary spice fruity incense it smell like something i cannot totally pin point just extremely strong, and i will combined it in cardamom mint rested water with cannabis seeds compounds and a bit of cinnamon so im guessing it will have psychoactives effect on the nerves brains, heart, temporal frequency and ratio like a toothpaste drugs, and maoi inhibitors if i decide to ingest the cold paste and test its effect on me wich i wont, i bet only the aromatherapy and tasteologies will have a mood effect anyway

[@ramesis55]

So what your saying is that they have learned to use the Schwartz

[@edsantoss]

*you're

[@cjwrench07]

Just starting to learn. It’s still all theoretical. Until we find Yogurt to teach us. Or someone comes forward with a ring.

[@kineticstar]

Now all we need is Lonestar to figure it out then we'll all be safe.

[@ChadwickThunderCrocs]

God.... damnit..

[@dipzoid8596]

Spaceballs

[@shukracharya_]

Carbon Is Magic CO2 Isn't

[@HerbaMachina]

collect the C02 turn it into graphene or these things

[@kayrosis5523]

Who knows, we might find a way to make a wonder material out of CO2, giving a strong financial incentive to various factories, refineries, and power plants to capture ALL their CO2 to sell it. Assuming Renewables don't destroy their businesses first (which might happen in the early-mid 2020s according to Ramez Naam)

[@ceffydriver]

Well CO2 is if you need to terraform a planet like mars and need more of a greenhouse effect to warm the planet up.

[@supervolant]

I have done some experiments with an algea actually striving when being feed co2... when this algea culture gets deprived from sulfur it actually turns its photosynthesis from oxygen to hydrogen production! Myths aside to hydrogen, it’s the most awesome stuff!

[@Xeno_Bardock]

CO2 is a just a plant food, nothing more.

[@luciengrondin5802]

Metamaterials structures like this show up from times to times in science news. Some years ago it was "isomax", later it was "gyroid". Each time it is claimed this could be the next big thing. Dear materials scientists, get your things together and determine what is the best 3D structure once and for all.

[@dimagass7801]

Or start making them mainstream

[@royalyoung9170]

We live in a society

[@JM-cv7nv]

like it do, it be

[@DaSpineLessFish]

GANG

[@followthegrow108]

Cum

[@mitchdg5303]

A society..........we live in it

[@camcam_burger]

But what they don't tell you, is that we die in a society too.

[@tekila00985]

You're telling me spaceballs was prophetic? Use the Schwartz!!!

[@loneenvoyyale5259]

All I'm waiting for is prosthetic limbs with awesome augments powered by this shit.

[@TommoCarroll]

haha! GIVE ME MY BIONIC ARMSSS! Ok but seriously, which would you opt for: 2 bionic arms that you could lift the equivalent of a fire truck and that never get tired, or 2 bionic legs that let you jump 30 stories and land safely?

[@loneenvoyyale5259]

@@TommoCarroll Imma go with the legs. Even if I had the arms, that could lift that weight my legs wouldn't support it, and would break

[@TommoCarroll]

haha, using the ol' logic I see! Let's say hypothetically that your body could handle it! Choice changes?

[@loneenvoyyale5259]

@@TommoCarroll oh most definitely. Bionic arms are, for lack of a better word, awesome!

[@TommoCarroll]

haha! I like your style Celix, I like it! Are you generally a fan of science/tech?

[@BobMcCoy]

*It looks like hexagons with beads*

[@ChemInfusion]

its like integrated benzene rings ... in graphene there are double bonds but no hydrogen as in benzene

[@professordanfurmanek3732]

Another truly wonderful Seeker!! Would be great to see how things have progressed a year later now.

[@TommoCarroll]

I didn't *nano* I'd find this so interesting... But I did 😁 thanks Seeker!

[@marin4750]

worst pun ever

[@TommoCarroll]

Mynxio oh I've even made worse ones myself dear lad

[@circle4602]

That hertz my ear.

[@Johnny20022002]

Booooooooo

[@TommoCarroll]

Johnny20022002 I know the feeling my friend - "boo, this is so gooooood"

[@Karabetter]

American people are incurring huge costs defending patent laws that only benefit large, multinational corporations. A patent should have a limit of 7 years, such that if it is not exploited on the open market by then, all protection rights are lost. Look into these energy research projects closer, and you find that all of those that show any promise have majority interest bought up by the gas & oil industry, so they can lock up any marketing of a product that would compete with their industry. :(

[@Buzzhumma]

Karabetter best thing to do is share all detail of it on Facebook and KZbin so that it becomes public property and then everybody can use and make money !

[@G3HP]

So summary of this video is theoretical nano-carbon structure is made on a computer simulation, which has the potential to be better than graphene, but we've never observed nor made this in the real world so we cannot actually use it yet like we can Graphene, which we can sort of mass-produce relatively cheaply

[@thorstambaugh1520]

A properly oscillating magnetic field with vapor injection is the key

[@adamjbond]

may the schwartz be with you

[@TommoCarroll]

Awh yeah! Also, how nice of a word is Schwartz to say? Just flows haha

[@jayh0086]

i see your schwarzite is as big as mine...

[@joseignaciohileradorna5122]

Betterridge's law of headlines says no

[@christophegroulx8187]

Capitán Rastrero Except if you watched the video you would know it’s better

[@GingY9696]

Like the - 02:16 "Boom we did it"😁

[@rogue]

How is it that everyone on this channel has the same mannerisms 🧐

[@samhaines8228]

better living through robotics

[@caminoprojectUS]

its called scripting

[@danielwesterugalde1193]

Hey Rogue, funny to see you here! It's simply because people are impatient. Theoretical advances (knowledge) just aren't as exciting as the real deal. People want results. Not necessarily the way of how to get there. That is something that is misunderstood about science. :( Lots of love from a long time fan

[@veyev4320]

The only thing I enjoyed more than the content is her expressions. Loved them!

[@LungsOutJem]

Maren, I don't know why, but you look particularly gorgeous today. Thanks for bringing me the awesomeness of science news. I'm looking forward to hearing more about this new material.

[@caminoprojectUS]

The world needs more of Maren. Excellent presentation. Cute with brains to spare from the sounds of it.

[@micahphilson]

This is still essentially graphene, it's the same thing molecularly. We don't consider buckyballs and nanotubes to be entirely different "super-carbons", they're all different ways of forming the same material in new geometric configurations. Also, all the problems with making it are the same as we had with graphene sheets, the same as developing any new tech.

[@micahphilson]

This video could have been about this new configuration, how it's different, and how it's useful, but instead it was essentially a review of the process of developing any new material.

[@gongda3544]

lovely explanation. Hopefully something will be made in the near future.

[@amphibiousone7972]

Great stuff, thanks. Great job as always.👍

[@marianoalippi5226]

I am in love with Maren Utopy, that is when there is a posibility that abstract sentiment can be true in real life

[@Jaylio]

Wow this is on my gcse curriculum! How interesting!

[@limingxu8648]

Nano tubes have zero curvature too. They have positive curvature in one direction and zero curvature in the other, and the curvature of a surface is these two multiplied, which is zero.

[@cairomax]

I looked through all the comments to find exactly this one

[@smoorej]

The presenter is excellent. Really well done series. All the presenters are very good but this one is the best.

[@arvedludwig3584]

Zeolites are not only used in laundry detergent. They use them in catalyst for cars.

[@ideoformsun5806]

Zeolite is used as a health supplement, too.

[@carnsoaks1]

they'll make awesome artificial synapses, carrying charge in multiple directions & channels & the volume for 'bulk' localised apparatus in each synapse

[@meahere7994]

Lookin like Princess Leia.

[@FM-nm4ng]

Are schwarzites stronger than carbon nanotubes or graphene?

[@cushshonvlogs420]

I'm sick of these videos. Just tell me when the product is able to be mass produced. Because my hopes have been up for graphene for about 10 years now, and I keep being let down when people keep say "it's just in the experimental phase. Just tell me when it's done and usable please!

[@michaelirwin6137]

Does this fall under computational materials science?

[@OnsideHaddock72]

Vibrations, just find the frequency that those geometry’s will occur using sound, quite rudimentary, btw those are sacred geometry’s they are riddled with golden ratio fibonacci sequences

[@shadow404atl]

Great presenter and also well researched topic.

[@allanrichardson1468]

May the Schwartz be with you! -- Yogurt, in "Spaceballs"

[@sebstefan3934]

Anyone else can’t stop looking at that colourful necklace?

[@HankHillBentOver]

Man I can't wait until they stop saying "We can do it now, right!? Well not really" it's always we can't do it yet lol

[@ioansimion892]

ikr, the only thing we see is "how close are we ...." but we never reach it

[@trolleycartwheel9409]

Atleast its not impossible. We only need some more research and experiment or maybe an inspiration from nature. This is why science is fun, we discover things and we prove things as well.

[@ariwong7125]

1:33-1:35 Now we know how the predator is able to recharge his suit in seconds :P

[@REDJ1]

so simple.. yet so genius & elegant~

[@delmothurifera6175]

Not related, but I just noticed how the colours in the background just blend, except for red and blue, where the combination of the photosensitive regions of blue and red make the brain 'see' a color that isn't really there: purple. Just thought it might be interesting

[@sandipkumar322]

After a long time, good matching outfit.

[@daxxonjabiru428]

May the Schwarzites be with you!

[@PhantomRust]

I only understood about 3 things she said and that was phone charging faster

[@Arcamedi1]

They always coming out with these great new materials, 10 years later still can’t buy it online or at the shops it’s almost like smoke and mirrors, perceived work vs real productivity.

[@prohz9129]

If schwarzites (3D graphene) is stronger than graphene then, is a 4d graphene stronger than a schwarzite?

[@gubzs]

Wait, graphene is starting to make its way into commercial products? Since when? I was under the impression that companies basically gave up trying to manufacture it in large quantities.

[@jefkoele-wijn8872]

It might have properties and or applications that graphene doesn't have but graphene might also have properties and or applications that this new super carbon doesn't have. And this new super carbon might be better then graphene for something, but graphene might be better for something else.

[@alexashworth3119]

Sound wisdom 👍

[@japrogramer]

Ok neat .. I need a list of materials to try this

[@Parentalslayer]

What’s different between Schwarzites and Carbyne?

[@benl6328]

I actually designed and built a graphene lab in Montreal about 10 years ago. The lab teach was able to make graphene with a couple ball mills and the pneumatic pumping system I put in place... 7500$ to do the whole thing. Lol. Not including the mills. They were more expensive than my setup! Engineering firm estimated 25000 just to design what I built. Yeah, sometimes talk to a plumber if you want to get things done.

[@kasnitch]

not surprisingly, Maren has a lovely singing voice .

[@seanpeacock4290]

may the schwarzite be with you

[@jimecary]

OMG !!! This girl makes the science stuf so sweettt 😍 Plz tell us more about science 😙😍😍😍😍😚

[@hunter8949]

But Is there a difference between Buckypaper and carbyne

[@graemewight2975]

Whats with the rise in pitch and tempo on the last word and syllable of a sentence ? Its really weird.

[@mohamedlateef5113]

Hi..can I make nanoribbon then doping by phosphure as fractal

[@Redrumm]

Did she say "this ish at 2:18? 😅

[@phenoge]

gotta stay hip with the kids, yo. gotta be down like the brown clown downtown.

[@caminoprojectUS]

script writer i think took the g-rating goal a little too seriously. Ish was supposed to be subbing in for shit it sounds like. KZbin has some sort of a vendetta against swearing when it comes to monetized videos

[@kkgt6591]

We will never hear about this again.

[@metou3072]

U can already charge batteries in about a min or so...kind of...if you charge a battery with another battery...as long as it is the same voltage... you can do it with different voltages but in small increments...charging a battery is increasing the voltage...a bigger battery at the same voltage holds more current so the battery lasts longer...the battery being charged will only take what voltage it needs to be fully charged and no more...so if you use transformers you can charge all of your gadgets and everything else using DC voltage with a car battery in very short times.. again...by using a battery to charge the other battery directly..NOT BY GOING THROUGH THE CIRCUIT BECAUSE IT WILL FRY THE CIRCUIT GIVING THE DEVICE MORE CURRENT THAN NEEDED TO OPERATE THE DEVICE.... BATTERIES MUST BE TAKEN OUT TO DO IT.. and you could just put a 2nd or even more batteries in your car and charge them then just run a wire to your house and you could plug your house to the car... I am surprised a lot of people don't do this when they drive around a generator ...then pay the power company because you are wasting energy by not capturing the excess energy once the battery is charged...the battery has 1 purpose...start the car and nothing else...the alternator powers everything when car is on... you can put a bigger alternator in your car... batteries charge because of voltage...bigger batteries at the same voltage hold more energy and last longer..its the circuit that controls current so you can use any battery in place of another as long as it's the same voltage rating and there is at least enough current to charge what u are...excess current does not matter... again..the circuit itself of what you are charging determines how much current gets sent to it...fuses are there in case of a short circuit and to much current gets sent... it stops the excess energy which would turn directly into heat

[@joy3932]

Good Info. Nice Hairstyle btw.

[@dejboi]

Can you guys start to post about things that we are close to solving

[@andreaszahn9832]

Fun Fact: Zeolite was used to seal up the Chernobyl nuclear reactor!

[@mayday6880]

I want a space elevator, built nanotube rope now, gogo

[@andrewcliffe4753]

We about to be able to create insane molecules. We could be entering the materials revolution....

[@redsauce9135]

But is it bulletproof?

[@Bassotronics]

Super carbon fiber wrapped in a film of Metalic Hydrogen! 👍🏻😎👍🏻

[@Fake_secularism]

So basically I have to wait for my phone to charge instantly.

[@Toolgdskli]

"the problem is, scientists do not know how to make it", yeah right

[@dragoola69x]

At least he spent his time doing something that mattered

[@Lilmiket1000]

so laundry detergent isn't cost effective on a industrial scale? lol they are always dangling hope above our heads lol

[@porkeyminch8044]

The process itself is probably what isn't cost effective, not the detergent.

[@Lilmiket1000]

lol it was a rhetoric sarcastic joke. I'm not totally retarded. lol

[@seankennedy5074]

I thought it was a good joke.

[@NimbleBard48]

Everything is a matter of time if we only imagine it. Sometimes the way is just different and longer to get there.

[@Inertia888]

//even transistors had to have a beginning at some point. Before we know it nano-materials will be common.

[@PMW3]

carbon is some pretty interesting stuff

[@AikiraBeats]

That would be cool. But could that damage the phone if it is charged to fast

[@tensor1129]

was just waiting for the but its not cost effective part... you know like every "super" material we discover video ever made xD

[@Slayer-33]

10 years from now this will be ready in "another 10 years"

[@cfltheman]

That's what they say about fusion and the launching of the James Webb Telescope.

[@Soothsayer210]

thx for the video. Never thought about a 3D graphene. Amazing. I hope it works.

[@TheNefastor]

Oh FFS ! Stop saying things like "charging your phone in seconds". The wattage that would require will melt your USB cable, and you'll need a charger roughly the size and weight of a car battery.

[@sonofkami]

There's NANO way I couldn't love this channel!!

[@MaxMisterC]

So, a molecular structure which is named after a man who studied soap bubbles, is to be manufactured by utilising laundry detergent? How ironic 😂

[@Sir_Newkirk]

Could this be bullet-proof, can it absorb impact of a bullet. Because if it can, I'd be interested in its military applications.

[@TheRafaBStudio]

Graphene, Schwarzite, nanostructures and Maren...that's how i would spend my days...

[@walterbunn280]

As a pure research topic, carbon allotropes are kinda meh. The science isn't easy and there are societally imposed barriers to adoption. Making everything out of carbon removes more jobs than it adds to industry; The processing can involve deadly carcinogens; It drives up the cost of other raw materials that we would still need (like copper and/or aluminum); and depending on the carbon source, traditional manufacturing might be less damaging to the environment. If you really want to be cutting edge, do more stuff on conductive plastics, like polyaniline or polyphenylene sulfide / Polythiophene. You could also cover more topics on metals dissolved in plastics/organics like inclusion complexes, ligands, and catalysts for the expressed purpose of conduction through the polymer. Plastic chemistry is still wildly popular in industry and still has a large amount of space to grow. Carbon allotropes are needlessly arcane.

[@walterbunn280]

Relative to pure carbon allotropes, plastic is relatively clean. Especially the newer biodegradable polymers that have been engineered. When people say "Carbon nanotubes" they're actually saying "Coal". That's at least part of the source material for the carbon but it's also how the electronic waste is going to be processed.

[@Kushothe]

yay another great super-invention that we will never hear about again

[@JoshMolczyk]

That necklace makes me want candy...

[@yungcrowley8675]

i wonder how much progress they’ve made since this video was made

[@LordDice1]

Hey Maron, check out some soap bubbles sometime! Their negative curvatures will blow your mind. 😉😊

[@Zithorius]

I bet it was a schwarzite carbon that Maurice Ward made when he invented 'Starlite'. Now if only we could get that ish...

[@earlfrancart5687]

in this respect, mat the swartz be with you

[@0range_panda982]

Holy shit I Just heard of graphene 2 months ago and now there is another goddam carbon

[@BassNinja]

Tide pods what's your favorite flavor mines lavender.

[@korishan]

So basically, when this tech is abundant, we'll tell each other: "May the schwarz be with you!" :P

[@UrbanLegend131]

They need to use this technique to actually make quantum computers with. It'd be amazing.