Recently Discovered Materials That Take Innovation To The Next Level

[@BeAmazed]

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[@IvanMilutinovic-sx9qp]

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[@Imposter-k7d]

I wish I could buy it but my mom doesn't buy stuff for me very often 👍

[@animation.apollon]

Я с моим папой скоро купим фигурку))))))

[@IvanMilutinovic-sx9qp]

@@BeAmazed me to imposter...

[@onyx-and-arrow-bnd-roblox]

how was this comment 3 days ago but the video was uploaded today?

[@Hoggiehog]

I suggest creating a series out of what's new and happening within the Technology and technologies industry

[@Von20m2v]

Fr this is actually kinda actually interesting to learn

[@PumpkinLaser]

I don’t mean to be rude but what does that mean 😂

[@Von20m2v]

@@PumpkinLaser what the dude above me and me are saying that that he could do a science and technology series because most people would watch because this it kinda informative to watch because it kinda leads us in the future

[@xaidenpaxton2292]

Submit it

[@retrohollandia]

Eating a food that is (partially) derived from plastic isn't the fact that would be worrying me. But that the plastic is broken down using e-coli bacteria is. I know it will likely be fully sterilized, but the thought isn't helping when eating the food.

[@ac-id420s7]

Indeed indeed thinking about it doesn't help my appetite 😂

[@KMF3]

I love the idea of breaking down plastics with bacteria but that doesn't mean it has to be turned into anything let alone food. I prefer my food to be created by God and not man.

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

@retrohollandia I don't think it's the bacteria doing it, though

[@oakleytheaussie7522]

same

[@meh2510]

Considering the rise of Anti-vaxxers and other politically virulent deniers of science, research, and facts; you can bet there would be outcry claiming that woke environterrorists are trying to force everyone's children to eat plastic.

[@Founsiarts]

I love innovation and how it changes our society, let's all try to be innovative in 2025

[@MrMJmusicLover]

First off, let's start with getting rid of Trump. 😂

[@BlackKyrem40035]

Here's a question, why don't we try using people as a power source, like hamster wheels or treadmills or bicycles that turn the generators. It would open a new job market, entice people looking for as easy job to get in shape, and people could be paid in a way like an hourly wage and for any extra energy past a certain amount they get that value off of their electric bill. Look at the fact that we're looking for new reusable energy. What's more reusable than an access of people looking for jobs that pay well and ready to put in the labor to earn a living. He'll I wouldn't mind exercising and generating power by constantly moving stuff for a wage. Give me a good way to get in shape and be more beneficial to everyone. Not to mention a technically free "gym membership".

[@willthegreat6717]

Yes

[@cyclonekittenplayz4302]

is this sattire, this is not even possible, since the energy we put in (ie food) would be lost in inneficiencies; thus not being a sustainiable source of power.

[@BlackKyrem40035]

@cyclonekittenplayz4302 No, it's another means to add more power to the grid and add more jobs to the economy. In the end, it's not losing anything more than we already have for output. The food consumed is not even a factor because there is not a single person who doesn't already eat every day, so to try and account food into the factory is irrelevant. The only thing you need to factor in is how much work a person does and the amount of electricity they can produce utilizing whatever methods there are to convert physical motion into energy. Think of how many homeless people there are without jobs. Imagine how much energy can be generated with that many people working to produce it. It's not like it's a rocket science idea

[@cyclonekittenplayz4302]

@@BlackKyrem40035 Proposal for the idea. We get a bunch of people on treadmills, these treadmills power wind turbines that are upside down, mining coal in the ground. We sell the coal to pay the workers and profit.

[@KaiserAfini]

Because the British jail system did it at one point, by inventing the threadmill and forcing prisoners to use it to mill grain, generate power, etc. The amount of physiological suffering that "fulltime job" inflicted had it outlawed as cruel and unusual punishment.

[@TheTrueGavin]

Be Amazed❌ Be Indestructible✅

[@GabeBee-h2s]

Be Unamazed

[@NinjAsylum]

2:05 the only problem with 99% of these types of clothing is that the hydrophobic coating washes off instantly after the first wash.

[@MrMJmusicLover]

Why would it wash off if it's designed to repel water?

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

@@MrMJmusicLover The detergent breaks it down

[@HotRod12667]

Maybe you don't wash it.

[@MrMJmusicLover]

@@ThrillSeeker3524 Then they would have to create a special detergent for that technology.

[@latetotheparty7551]

I was going to comment this. I had a few shirts like this about a decade ago and similar to waterproofing, the layers were worn away over time. Even in the old school demos you could see stains if they kept the camera there long enough or if you oversaturated (i.e. tested it more practically like dousing it in a way similar to being caught in a rainstorm). I hope the tech improves to make it more durable though. 🤞🏿

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

They're all fantastic in their use and potential usage but that Vetigel seems to be phenomenal. Paramedics, war zones, domestic first aid kits, that literally could be a life saver in all scenarios ❤ Excellent, entertaining and educational video guys, I loved it 😊

[@Cole_Cross]

been using vetigel for a while, its really great! -vet nurse

[@Superfan109]

@30:35 Yup….I’m judging you 😅😏

[@PumpkinLaser]

How are you judging 😂?

[@shingeki2554]

​​@@PumpkinLaser tele me one other person besides be amazed who likes that pink piece of garbo

[@jeronniexylonrichardson977]

@@PumpkinLaserI agree he can’t judge 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

"I see no large, upcoming expenses, unless they develop an affordable technology to fuse my skeleton with Adamantium like Wolverine." "Are they working on that?" "I sincerely hope so."

[@tonyacosta4574]

Except without healing factor u will die of metal poisoning

[@meliasnahtony2951]

Actually, Silly Putty was meant to be an adhesive, but was sold off as a toy when they realized that it wouldn't work as intended

[@jayharman9122]

Like Flubber only real.

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

We used to have fun pressing it onto the funnies in the newspaper and it would pick up the image!

[@xaidenpaxton2292]

Actually, ALOT of your favorite foods are plastic. Like the cheese in ritz crackers, or chicken biskits. Even a little bit of gum i think.

[@Smart_guy_d8z]

Bruh, from medicine to foods, they all contain oil

[@carmelmchugh4081]

I have a horror story for you if you ever decided to bring back your horror stories. you can call me Hugo. I live in Ireland. when I was 13 I was bird watching at my grandparents house. I'm usually inside the house when I'm bird watching out the window. But I felt like going outside instead. When I was out there I had the feeling of being watched and I smelled something revolting but I ignored it because my grandparents house was near a cow field so I thought it was cow poop. but then I heard a twig snapped behind me I turn and watched in horror as a humanoid figure stared at me it was pale with no fur and its face was the most terrifying. I ran back to my grandparents house I kept hearing someone calling my name tears ran down my cheeks I then burst through the door and locked it. then I remembered my grandma who was washing clothes outside I opened the door to see if my granny was ok then she opened the door and said why were you running I told her someone calling me not telling her I seen a monster but she said it was her. Now I'm 14. and for what I have seen was most likely a wendigo or a skinwalker but I live in Ireland not America so what was that thing all I now is that I'm never going bird watching outside ever again

[@adamb89]

Reminds me of this place in Germany that painted their walls with hydrophobic paint, so that anyone pissing in an alley would have the piss bounce off the wall and perfectly back onto their legs. (Unless you piss at a steep angle, which most people generally don't do without a good reason.)

[@HelpfulCoyoteOffical]

22:17 this is the most emotion I’ve out of this guy💀

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

So, basically, NASA created Adamantium

[@zaccarman6683]

Then Elon will defund them take all their assets for space x and claim it was him

[@anaconda526]

Get over yourself, Elon is a better man than you ​@@zaccarman6683

[@ShawnMichaelBeck]

Yep

[@FayaazKhan-hk7en]

These inventions are genius... Brilliant work!! The power of "Science" baby!!💫♥️🚀🚀

[@AuthorWASimpson]

Absolutely fascinating video! So much can be accomplished with these new innovations. I've always believed no matter how old we become, we can learn new things.

[@Seashoremeg]

Here I sit in my room and watching yet another amazing video that blows me away! It’s crazy what scientists, engineers and just every day people come up with!

[@Unpredictable-r4f]

13 Million Subscribers Congratulations 🎉

[@KleineBeastGaming]

13 Million Subscribers! Hell Yeah Be Amazed!

[@Jesse-zk9ge]

Man I love Material Science. Stuff like this definitely does give me a big help for the future.👌

[@lorrieharris3413]

The hydrophobic fabric is awesome. But I have one question: How would you wash it? Could you wash it? Would it even need washed?

[@AyaBenameur-yb6mo]

as long as it help all humanity and also the ecosystem of Earth without any bad effects then it's a wonderful idea

[@sherryhargrove]

I really enjoy listening to your voice 🤩

[@Jellyfish-the-seawing]

20:09 Then… Wouldn’t the container need a container?

[@Troymcnab]

I didn’t think of that

[@WanjiRami]

Cameroonians, Bamileke in particular have a soup called Nkwee, it's pours itself better than that gel when cooked

[@animation.apollon]

22:16 мой самый любимый момент(обожаю анимации с озвучкой)

[@PumpkinLaser]

YES!!

[@UnauthorizedContent1337]

That last 3D Printing one made me expect something I heard a few years ago about someone researching more into 3D Printing your own *FOOD!* 😱😱🤤

[@pennyantonson3881]

Like a food replicator on Star Trek

[@yungdkay1008]

We already have 3D printed food

[@VeniceInventors]

The hydrogel is the most impressive to me, it sounds like it would stop the fastest bullets and shrapnel too. The most useful one though if it can perform as advertized, is the solid state battery though. Beside their usefulness in phones and EVs, as more and more devices are switching from replaceable batteries to inaccessible rechargeable batteries instead, after a few years they wind up in the trash or forgotten in a box somewhere.

[@ravensong7128]

2:48 how do you clean hydrophobic fabric?

[@Grinningface-z9p]

IT'S THE BEST VIDEO U EVER MADE!!!!!:D

[@MrMJmusicLover]

The best out of hundreds of his videos? 🤔

[@Rough14]

Mercedes Benz A and B klass from 2008 had flexible bumbers,but no paint can't heal itself once scratched.

[@F5zeros]

7:10 making nilered proud

[@Troymcnab]

28:06 why was the blood blue

[@CandaceWatson-n8w]

5:33 That stuff will never be used in mainstream because the companies that create that stuff will lose money.

[@fluacemcbluace]

Use the chainmail to shield the earth to prevent being destroyed by one dino-killing asteriod

[@vickiehollar2495]

Polymer clothing. I would love to be able to get a waterproof, totally waterproof, blanket for my horse that would quite literally last years without having to recoat it.

[@AdamPrather-m8t]

this video is the best one ever it's like looking into the future

[@fluacemcbluace]

I love this channel!!!

[@cathythomas250]

You have a 3D printer?.... I have a black and white ink printer! Fascinating technological stuff. More please.

[@LeeLord3]

I love your game accurate jigglypuffs

[@Erinyes999]

Heaven forbid we use hemp for clothing

[@Derby-r2z]

6:12 yes ice cream has plastic in it how could she put plastic in icecream is the what im eating now i hope not 😢i love ice cream ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jordsmarko]

Glowee might be the only company who's gonna make 2030 or 2042 look like cyberpunk

[@Glorified_Pickle]

New update is fire🔥🔥🔥

[@ellagutt7993]

Is it just me or does the robot look like a Lego character.

[@joellaakrong1428]

Hi. I always learn something valuable. I love your videos

[@marksmith164]

27:42 I'm getting Mass Effect's Medigel vibes on this one. Inspiration, maybe?

[@stevenaustin4591]

Terminator tech is on the horizon!

[@lisamartinbradley1039]

How would you eat your eggs once they're coated if it's unbreakable?

[@KMF3]

Good question

[@annemariemyburgh7252]

I just saw this comment ... so i asked the ChatGPT AI for an answer, this was the reply ... That’s a fun and quirky scenario! If eggs were coated and truly unbreakable, you’d have to get creative. Here are some hypothetical approaches: 1. Drill a hole: Use a small drill to make a tiny hole in the shell and extract the contents. 2. Chemical reaction: Find a way to dissolve the coating (like using a safe, edible acid or specialized solvent). 3. Slice it: If the coating isn’t too thick, try using a laser cutter or a very sharp tool. 4. Melt it: If the coating can melt under heat, carefully heat it up and let the contents cook inside. 5. Serve as is: Just display it as unbreakable egg art-you might not be eating it, but it’s an intriguing conversation

[@lisamartinbradley1039]

@@annemariemyburgh7252 they haven't answered yet.

[@annemariemyburgh7252]

@lisamartinbradley1039 ... i know... i just copied what the the AI said 🤗

[@miraculouslyfan3138]

I’ve recently started watching your videos and they’re really interesting!!! :D Also your voice is really calming!! :3

[@MrMJmusicLover]

Not his other co host...he's annoying. 😅

[@Jimyjonson]

17:47 thank you veritasium and nile red

[@Shadowdragon3710]

I hope that Shrilk stuff won't set off allergies in people who are allergic to shrimp, like me.

[@CoolZak-zj3pj]

New video hooray!!😁

[@UnsafeMango28]

The chain mill will not work as an Armor. Some space debris can reach up to 20000 kmph.

[@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132]

as cool as this is, I'd expect some of these VERY expensive so a lot of the potential depends on pushing down that pricetag and making it more available

[@AdemolaOgundipe-yu7hh]

14:10 plastic made of shrimp

[@Fire-boy-b8k]

0:50 POLYMERS sounds like polymars

[@NinjAsylum]

1:25 That would still only be 3D Printing not 4D. 4D implies Time.

[@christianemazzola5863]

Well it does change over time

[@edwardholohan7920]

Be amazed is the best channel ever!!!🎉❤🎉

[@MrMJmusicLover]

Right behind Cinemasins and those car crash videos. 😊

[@AllenIsrael-ub7bp]

Well graphene could be a world wide use in no time!

[@praveen2725]

2:04 if it's Hydrophobic, how are they going to wash it/clean it? 🤔

[@HotRod12667]

Many of these are wonderful inventions. There are some that right now I'm like just because you can do it doesn't mean you should. Mainly the Terminator type tech.

[@jimibogie-keyede1898]

13:12 what even is that a statue of???

[@darrelladams4188]

That would be a pachyderm or possibly an elephant 🐘

[@slimeyscratch]

i think it’s a really buff elephant

[@LiberAlanna]

Thanks for the forecast! Could you help me with something unrelated: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

[@Ridwan-sq4wl]

I like your videos Be Amazed Congratulations on your 13 million subscribers

[@williehtid89]

Nile red did plastic vanilla 9 years ago so about 2015-16

[@Unpredictable-r4f]

BE AMAZED

[@Its_Peanut_Butter_Jelly_Time]

I will wear organic natural fibers like cotton, wool, and silk all day everyday. Even if I spill a drink on myself or get caught in the rain. No hi-tech wear is going to change my mind.

[@markdicristofaro904]

It's awesome how much technology can help us. Now, we only need to figure out a way where everyone can afford these new innovations. Just remember, every time someone figures out a solution to a problem, they create about ten new problems. Major LOL!

[@thethunderdragon47]

new vid YEAHHHH

[@wabbafet2]

LOL when the video said Google AI it activated my Google assistant 😂

[@Kyleplier]

What if this Gnome thing figured out Star Trek’s dilithium. We could have FTL travel in less than 50 years then. We’d just need to figure out how to make antimatter cheaper, faster, and more efficient. As power created via antimatter/matter annihilation potentially has the ability to power a warp engine.

[@BijoyBanik-j1l]

Fascinating innovations! Science never ceases to amaze.

[@MrMJmusicLover]

Science isn't amazing. God created the elements and materials for us to create the things we need to improve the quality of life.

[@victoresarey4036]

Here we go!!

[@Matthew_Cashew]

Can You Update Your "Our Videos" Playlist?

[@Rpem10]

Nile Red: Really? Not even mentioning my Grape Soda? (He made it with polyvinyl gloves)

[@deepakahuja2990]

Wow that was fascinating i got some great game idea these products can maybe use in game to

[@curiousgeorge2324]

im very curious about those things

[@ngsflava520]

So medigel from mass effect basically 27:58

[@Yummyyippi]

17:04 so Samsung is bad?

[@Wilz.soft01]

Dude you literally read my mind N2116.. 17:31

[@jessica79m]

What about people that are allergic to shellfish!

[@Derby-r2z]

11:06 thats really cool

[@slendytheviking2672]

7:30 Lightsabers🤔🤔🤔

[@RahulSingh-tf2bh]

9:40 It's Dr Robotnic's emerald!

[@gheediaz234]

Resin polimer is like so confusing for grade 2s 😅

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

Is GNoME going to synthesize the Crystal Gems someday, or just Kryptonite?

[@MrMJmusicLover]

Great, now all we need now is Superman and Lex Luther. 🙄😂

[@johnmacdonald3070]

​@@MrMJmusicLoverLois lane!!❤

[@annaawalynahbonsalagan9812]

When do we get the next episode of people getting revenge series????

[@mrzaphf]

Beware the shirt has shrimp in it, so consult your doctor in case of allergic reaction 🤣 Great video and thank you for your time

[@LadyArceeprime24]

NASA's new metal should be called Quantity because of the fact it is four metals

[@ArchiePeyton]

They should call NASAs new metal vibramiam

[@govandibotelo2841]

7:48 did anyone's AI assistant wake up when he said "Google's AI model"? Coz mine did, and asked me if I wanna know more.

[@Sjkaiser85]

Polyurea.....when he shows the example by hitting it with a slege hammer, the pieces fly off behind it. 🤣 how exactly is that protecting anything except the exterior?! 🤣

[@Mountdewberry]

So basically GNoME could make the chaos emeralds

[@WilliamMadden-tw4un]

Do you think I could make a phone case/screen protector out of tsam and if so where can I get some tsam

[@edhoj]

Godnatt bli amezed from Sweden

[@robertgriffin662]

7:30: dilithium crystals?

[@JefferyMewtamer]

Aerogel is awesome, but feels out of place in this list...It was mentioned in my highschool science books over 20 years ago, and looking it up, was invented in 1931.