Most AMAZING Materials Of The Future!

[@cutebutsadisticable]

This is amazing....the people who are coming up with all this stuff are just wow!!!!!!

[@brobbruhchadbro5725]

This is the best channel I have found that does the list videos. They're all amazingly interesting. Can't get enough of it

[@LEDchip]

I love countdowns like this. Clean way of presenting information that makes things easy to understand. The implications of the use of these materials will truly change lives in the years to come. The hard part, is to be ahead of the curve to make some money from these wonderful products. Finding uses for the technology is the key.

[@MissMarinaCapri]

Amazing! I hope these things are on the market in my lifetime.

[@rangeslider]

One of the coolest and most informative videos I've ever watched! Thank you!

[@OriginsExplained]

Glad you liked it duplivert!

[@brodyrufus7428]

Agreed! How did i miss this one it came out months ago! One of the best origins explained videos for being packed with factual interestingness. Wonder how long before she gets a million subscribers? There are others not as good who do... Such a freindly cheery speaking voice, visuals really well done too. I hope even more success wont have a negative effect on these productions, all be about ball gowns, caviar...

[@gregoryreese8491]

Couldn't agree more! I wouldn't like to get too carried away (people tend to rationize environmental irresponsibility with: 'f--- it, I/my country/humankind, can be as rapacious as I/it/ we wish. Why? Because science) nevertheless, a little reality based optimism and good news is quite cheering!

[@jimstewart5295]

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[@russelljones9137]

Molecular superglue sounds like the stuff of nightmares.

[@meganhoeferlin4757]

IT IS@!

[@rainerlmxresearchletters6215]

Nice and informative summary. Most of the materials mentioned were new to me.

[@Acuriouscase77]

Your videos are soooo amazing!!!

[@billkeithchannel]

Solid Smoke (aerogel) was rolled out on a science show in 1998 called "Beyond 2000" on the Discovery Channel.

[@talmangurung7194]

Glad to know about the futures advancement!!

[@Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time]

Good info!!!

[@id104335409]

I thought this will be another one of those videos where it's just usage of over hyped words with not enough real application understanding, but this was actually pretty good. I even learned something new.

[@emmalouwestwood665]

That space lift again.. The titanium foam is awesome ! Would make bone replacements better. Thanks for the video :-)

[@saroushen]

I didn't see 'Utility Fog' mentioned? That is one of my favourite concepts.

[@techhd4033]

I really like your videos 😍

[@xflamable2.033]

Your vids are awesome

[@ucheucheuche]

Thumbs up for mentioning the thumbnail Aerogel picture first.

[@Illn8ture]

“Materials of the future being used now.” Well that wouldn’t make it future materials.

[@joshowens5949]

Buddy use your brain. If it were what you’re talking about we wouldn’t know what materials are in the future. Think about it like materials that will be useful in future applications

[@anonymityismyfriend1504]

You've got such a great voice. So easy to listen to. Does make me curious to know what you look like.... will you let us all see, in one of your upcoming videos?

[@byroncooper6830]

Was looking for help with commercial law exam.. Ends up 5 hrs later checking this out on the couch

[@deathseal717]

Why don't y'all have 2 mil subs already dam

[@juliedavis335]

Chameleon-critters playing tug of war would be something

[@badhonebrahim7707]

great channel

[@sarahdemarcus4151]

Google built a Space elevator? JACOB’S LADDER. Crime.

[@leeleedoumont9718]

So fascinating ,as well interesting thank you

[@1239874able]

THANK YOU AMAZING

[@ALSomthin]

There will never be a space elevator because the ionosphere is like the collector ball on a Tesla coil and full of an almost endless supply of electrical energy from the sun. If you have a tether it will act as a ground cable and cause a massive electrical discharge that will be like a nuclear explosion like say Tunguska. It would also act like a giant guitar string and when struck by anything like wind for instance would emit a highly destructive low frequency vibration.

[@northshoregirl72]

Now that's the making of a great disaster movie...

[@northshoregirl72]

The Stratocaster incident

[@cass121248]

But this kid's funny and has a hell-of-an immigration.

[@comanchio1976]

Ajia Cooper ...or if it was a Gerard Butler movie: 'Space-Lift Has Fallen!'

[@Alhmoud87]

actually that discharge can easily very easily be blowing in the wind with graphene being the conductor there already building ITER in france wer at a point wer tesla was 100 years ago except we now have the material graphene to conduct the energy through fusion plasma has been here recreating isnt the problem how to move the energy is

[@pandaplayz6886]

Road to 1 mil best informitve

[@MrLandry2010]

This is amazing!

[@mikeroberts7921]

Amazing!

[@picklerick.n.666]

Hi Katrina U R AWESOME ... btw. your team is AWESOME 2 ... i love your site and continue the good work Bi,,,

[@OriginsExplained]

Thank you so much Poky! :-)

[@hak3126]

I love your voice! :D

[@DerfxthexKiller]

I can't wait to see these things being used; sitting at my desk made of carbon-graphite watching a TV that produces an indistinguishable hologram of Venice while floating through space in my personal exploration pod! Thanks for the vid! What's going on in architecture?

[@DgurlSunshine]

3D Printing hempcrete houses

[@jairobarrar3082]

You have the most amazing video ever seen

[@CheesyFries2468]

Huh, this stuff is pretty cool

[@penguinyay1936]

Top Future Material rank 1: "we can use it to mop oil from the floor"

[@zeemeraldzed7721]

When you see people deflecting flames in films: I wish I could do that Scientists: Anything is possible

[@morganolfursson2560]

If it already exists , it is by definition, not Materials of the future, but Material of the present . And since the video is already a year old, it is actually Material of the past.

[@morzanthegod3186]

Spider Silk is WAYYYYYYyyyYYY more important than most of the things on this list. it may sound stupid AF at first but after doing research you'll realize this shit is OP AF! This shit is going to be used for bulletproof vests due to its crazy resistance and weight. I just didn't know they figured out a way to mass produce this shit this fast! Last video i watched about it was 5 years ago and from the way it sounded they were close but NOT CLOSE. Seriously ridiculous. I just cant wait til we get the jellyfish lasers..........btw im serious look it up. This shit will make death rays a fuckin' reality.

[@ilostmycar3781]

I love this person

[@Arctic_and_The_F0X]

2006: in 2018 we will have magic! 2018: Stupid memes and vines.

[@LampNTable]

Ok boomer

[@AmorphisBob]

If they're in use right now, they're not materials of the future. They're materials of the present

[@MelliaBoomBot]

love is all you need.

[@mikebuckpitt]

Hexsella and you shall have it. Seek, the and yeh shall receive!😘

[@person1-k9c]

chex cereal is a metamaterial that did what captain crunch failed to do

[@danieljob3184]

Aerogel was invented in the 1990's. It saddens me to see how little is being done with its development & applications.

[@gitanjalikarki4249]

can u make sleek compact purifiers ,ones to attach to exhaust pipes n capture the pollution.??? thx with aerogel

[@briankane6547]

Didn't Arthur C. Clarke postulate a "Space elevator"? YUP, must have been in the 60s? "The Fountains of Paradise is a novel by British writer Arthur C. Clarke. Set in the 22nd century, it describes the construction of a space elevator. This "orbital tower" is a giant structure rising from the ground and linking with a satellite in geostationary orbit at the height of approximately 36,000 kilometres (approx. 22,300 miles). Such a structure would be used to raise payloads to orbit without the expense of using rockets. The novel won both the Hugo and Nebula Awards for Best Novel."

[@nicolamassarini8413]

10:11, on the video it says 100x stronger than steel, but the narrator says that graphene is 200x stronger than steel. Which is the correct one?

[@lobotimized7596]

You have to hold aerogel in your hand to understand just how ligh it is..solidified smoke is a great description of this stuff...it's an incredible heat shield...well unless it gets broken.

[@Davysgravy]

Seriously though Very cool

[@skunko1871]

Wow. I think D30 is the coolest!

[@philbyd]

Amazing

[@joseizquierdo566]

Eventually, some of these "newly-discovered materials" may result helpful in saving people's lives...maybe by incorporating them in transportation vessels like "trains, boats, planes, and automobiles"...as newer safety features ...plus they may become useful someday in upgrading emergency equipment like firefighters' or police officers' tools, uniforms and shields. Of course, they'd be ideal materials for space exploration and for creating new working machines and robots in the not-so-distant future..."besides all of their present-day uses"...THESE MATERIALS SHOULD BE FURTHER EXPLORED, ANALYZED AND TESTED FOR FUTURE UTILIZATION. 📝

[@shawyd4913]

jose izquierdo me Gellar disease

[@fridge8900]

Real life wolverine, sure. Fingers crossed we don't manage to create a real life magneto...

[@toddduliak8473]

you should google wolverine lol what do you think the movie guy was named after?

[@MuhammadShahbaz-qp4mk]

samixD

[@mcritchie]

Graphene Aerogel (#1), between Hydrogen & Helium in density. If it is lighter than air, you can't just throw it on a petroleum spill, so I don't see how you can mop up the petroleum, let alone transport it in a usable form.

[@christophec6992]

Spider silk bacteria, taking all the jobs, from goats producing spider silk milk .

[@northshoregirl72]

Maybe these goats need to form a union?

[@truckingscouser]

@@northshoregirl72 you mean copulate? with what? that would unleash some true horrors :-D

[@TurinTurambarTolkien]

As far as shipping goes, aluminum bubble wrap would probably be heavier than the plastic kind, therefore making shipping more expensive.

[@billkeithchannel]

And in an emergency you can open the bubble wrap and use the powder to make a cake. Calcium Carbonate is baking powder and also used as a natural deodorant.

[@christosgiannopoulos828]

So you have a solid that floats in air and you use it to make sponges ? Why not a floating battleship made of that stuff ?

[@northshoregirl72]

Considering it's graphene...

[@weskos]

"Hexagonagal," Profesor McGonagall's hexagonal cousin.

[@estebantomas9746]

weskos well spotted dude

[@a.rogers5988]

Is this similar to Graphene ??

[@DmitriasBehindTheWheel]

You're a mathematical wizard, Harry

Hexagonagal was developed by Dr. Hemoglobin I thought. Lol, she talks too fast, needs a little roach before the vid, but very interesting and informative.

[@keithrobison6639]

Before you make any more junk that just ends up into landfill can you explain how any of these materials can be discarded responsibly into a sustainable environment putting it back into organic form?

[@KaPzLok]

so when is there going to be a Motorsport application???

[@davidwells6556]

Funny that all those years Bob Lazar kept his mouth shut, he owned the company that held the NASA contracts to produce the Aerogel. Wonder why that wasn't mentioned. As far as the government's concerned Lazar barely finished high school. Wonder why they let him build all that Aerogel?

[@neddyladdy]

Are they all made with double exposures?

[@MizoraSux_1492]

The script maker made a mistake and I’m triggered. They aren’t materials of the future if they are being used RIGHT NOW!

[@marsattacks7071]

Whoahhh... Let's say she meant "industrial production of". Is that better for you ?

[@carpe3183]

If "they're being used right now" then they're not materials of the future.

[@whereisthatbustlingmarketp4227]

GOOD MORNING/ AFTERNOON/ NIGHT EVERYONE!

[@manofexploits7591]

CivicJaguar 22 lol

[@hertelden3648]

to you

[@4ur3n]

shut it

[@BatMan-7777]

CivicJaguar 22 good morning.👋😁🤙

[@fleetwoodbeechbum]

when i grab my current glue, there is the convenience of not having to get everyone in the house to put on a spacesuit. crazy glue is getting crazier.

[@TheBandScanner]

I knew grapheme was so cool. I was demonstrating it to co-workers in 1986.

[@dearman1954]

Why don't you do a report on all the things you can make from hemp. Examples would be could you make a better toothpaste, could a better filling material be made for cavities by dentists, I heard beer can be made from hemp. Graphene for electronics, strong plastics for car bodies, durable books, cosmetics, clothes and food products. The subject of hemp never gets enough press and should be talked about more.

[@DgurlSunshine]

www.allenfarlow.com/ill-gotten-gains.pdf IDIOCRACY

[@Dude-Smellmyhelmet]

Sounds like you already watched a help video

[@roboticunclephil]

plus it gets u high

[@patborella4549]

And a good joint

[@ClashGardener]

Hands down. It will change a lot.

[@finalkamen]

13 amazing materials, 3 are Carbon based! Perhaps, the element in this universe which build up the life is our ultimate materials fundamental 👍

[@jackdavids2723]

The idea that we are using some bacteria species that are known to cause disease and equipping them with new abilities is scary

[@solarus7584]

Why is that scary? There's only 6 types of E. coli that cause disease, and only one common one O157:H7. E. coli is naturally found in the intestinal tracts of humans and animals where it helps provide nutrients like B12 & Vitamin K to its host and is easy to manipulate the genes of.

[@just1certifiable]

It is being used to manipulate our genes.. E.coli + CRISPR=?

[@Nuprem1z]

I'd like to see a nano crystal electricity video.

[@manoman2u]

Aerogel was back in the 90$. When the show was called Beyond 2000.

[@dipsideways5258]

good luck on the future thing

[@conorcorrigan765]

A space elevator could never transport astronauts to the ISS or the moon... The ISS is moving at 17500 kph and the moon doesn't have a large enough hill sphere for a space elevator.

[@maryledenican447]

I bet that graphene is what the aliens use for their spaceships and maybe other stuff?!? Maybe that why they come down here, to collect more of it?

[@spencerholley5731]

Too bad they don't teach us this stuff at school

[@ceeman100]

but ive been crushing graphite, and sprinkling it on tape for years, wheres MY nobel prize??

[@northshoregirl72]

Should've had your friends nominate you...Missed your chance!

[@ThomasDeLello]

Nanotechnology is going to blow your mind....

[@craigglewis]

I have a 100 million ton deposit of Graphite. Looking at starting a mine so we can make a LOT of Graphene :)

[@51bano]

Very Good Video Now I Can Know The Difference Between Metallurgy our ancient science of material and the New advanced Science or The Wonder Material . incredible To increase Strongness And To Change Properties Of Graphene's To be Stronger Than Diamond And Stronger Than Steel 200x And We Can Solve A Difficult Problem Like Impact Protection By D30 Material. Congratulation Mr. C ANDERS The Nobel Prize For Physics 4th. of February 2013 .

[@moriah5169]

Imagine getting that glue on your fingers

[@domcasmurro2417]

Graphene is so cool. Wish i had 1 trillion to buy a kilo.

[@Cerdo_asqueroso]

I'm producing it and my plan is to sell it in a more accessible price to beat my competitors, so don't worry

[@joew9415]

I really like Katrina's voice, shes a looker too.

[@michaelmartin6535]

That last comment was in response to someone who commented that she contradicted herself at the beginning of the video by saying that these materials of the future are being used today. I meant to post my comment as a reply. Sorry for the confusion.

[@kermitefrog64]

I wonder if the aluminum bubble wrap could be used in aircraft.

[@rhorynotmylastname7781]

Metal foams are great bc they're strong and basically air. Edit: Diamond would make pretty shitty armor mainly because of the fact that it is brittle. It will probably shatter.

[@biffnarzilla4649]

Nobel = "Know-bell" not "No-bul".

[@Jack_Wolfe]

Arent these all 90's articles?

[@zyriuz2]

we have all these cool micro things but yet no cure for cancer...

[@hypermangi8265]

11:34 Also used in the future of military armor. (MAYBE designed for robots OR the 10x bigger robotic look from avatar, where you're inside the humanoid thing and can be controlled from your senses. This possibility would be unlikely but could occur). (edited) I maybe be wrong with this statement, because rethinking about this. Made me think of this LIQUID that does this type of job.

[@anthonybrown9373]

Way cool

[@michaelmartin6535]

She means that in the future these materials (or some of them) will be common place.

[@cafeluver]

Wow!

[@whatsup7202]

Good vid...

[@lindam61]

Silk doesn't come from spiders. Silk is produced by silk worms.

[@richystar2001]

Metallic hydrogen should be added to the list.

[@kitemanmusic]

The Space Station is in a low orbit, and goes round the Earth every 90 minutes approx. A satellite that stays in the same position in the sky(which you need to connect a nano-tube pipe to, is 23,000 miles high!

[@ventorix]

Aerogel looks like a material from the planet Uranus.