The Warp Speed Journey to Mars (18.6 Seconds) | Sci-Fi Documentary

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It's a good day when Venture City uploads

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[@lysan1445]

Cool spaceship! The glasses couldn't hide that Picard was on board... and Worf. Also, Michio Kaku. Nice nods. 😉

[@secularmonk5176]

I only saw Corlys Velaryon, rather than Worf ... but maybe I missed something.

[@ChatGoPT]

It is now availableon Temu and Ali

[@MarcusAgrippa390]

I have never imagined Picard as a hippie until now

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As they used to say, "Far out!"

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[@ArtfromBerwyn-cw5op]

Me too. He looks much younger with long hair.

[@WickdOne]

Don’t you ever stop making videos I’ll cry

[@shaddouida3447]

The scale was originally designed in 1964 by the Russian astrophysicist Nikolai Kardashev (who was looking for signs of extraterrestrial life within cosmic signals). It has 3 base classes, each with an energy disposal level: Type I (10¹⁶W), Type II (10²⁶W), and Type III (10³⁶W). Other astronomers have extended the scale to Type IV (10⁴⁶W) and Type V (the energy available to this kind of civilization would equal that of all energy available in not just our universe, but in all universes and in all time-lines). These additions consider both energy access as well as the amount of knowledge the civilizations have access to.

[@aaronbaker9955]

I enjoy watching your videos, such interesting ideas about future technology and I hope it happens!!

[@Saradomusic6402]

I was kinda hoping for a sequel to the 100 year journey to proxima Centauri B, but damn was this cool

[@Satya_Sandesh1]

I like your videos Venture City! Keep it up!

[@manuelablumenfeld.]

The videos are very nice, but the reality is not so nice.

[@anakinjovanus1135]

The conveyer analogy is really good. Imagine the conveyer could move faster than human legs could possibly move. That’s how the warp bubble would work, the bubble itself is what’s moving faster than light, not the ship

[@andreyabadi11]

the river analogy too make me more understand about time dilation

[@antitheist9976]

We are going nowhere and getting there fast. Although I love the idea of Star Trek, visiting other worlds. Excellent video 🙂

[@JulianJohnston919]

The animation is sick!

[@grahamrich3368]

Well narrated and beautifully presented!! 🚀 🌎 ☀️ 🌟

[@ericdanielski4802]

Nice video.

[@b-radsadventures6846]

Another great VC video, and love the faces and hair of the travelers!

[@SWExplore]

I have always known that warp speed was possible, we just have to make it a reality. Excellent video...loved it!

[@VentureCity]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@PraveenSrJ01]

I really enjoyed the video also

[@cobaltblue1975]

I love this video. You got mad prompting skills my friend. Part of me doesn't see this as far fetched at all. We keep inventing Star Trek tech centuries early. PADD=Tablet, Communicator=Flip phone, Tricorder=smartphone slowly evolving into one. We actually went and made optically clear transparent aluminum. Voice recognition and near perfect speech synthesis, cloning, and printing for authentication (though that still needs work). Then in the past couple of years large language models arrive and now we're able to have full on natural conversations with contextual understanding just like the computer on the Enterprise D. So, I'm just waiting for the news announcement that we've discovered negative mass particles. Also LMAO @4:32 That warp field chief engineer looks like she's been around those exotic particles a little too long.

[@VentureCity]

Thank you for the kind word and the thoughtful comment

[@shaddouida3447]

​@@VentureCity The scale was originally designed in 1964 by the Russian astrophysicist Nikolai Kardashev (who was looking for signs of extraterrestrial life within cosmic signals). It has 3 base classes, each with an energy disposal level: Type I (10¹⁶W), Type II (10²⁶W), and Type III (10³⁶W). Other astronomers have extended the scale to Type IV (10⁴⁶W) and Type V (the energy available to this kind of civilization would equal that of all energy available in not just our universe, but in all universes and in all time-lines). These additions consider both energy access as well as the amount of knowledge the civilizations have access to.

[@MnGirl1994]

Love these videos!

[@neilmi80]

Imagine being the first crew on a warp ship and then encountering the denizens of the warp a la 40K or Event Horizon! Ouch!

[@warrenstaben6166]

Event Horizon! Damn what a movie!!

[@lancewilliamson6803]

Compelling viewing! I really enjoyed that

[@jlethal1983]

what an awesome watch!

[@larrytanner4725]

I see a problem with FLT travel. In order to advance the warp bubble, the field must alter the space time in front and behind the bubble. Based on current knowledge, two points in space cannot have a causal interaction faster than the speed of causality, the speed of light. They can wave their arms all they wish but this remains an obstacle to FLT. However, the warp drive could be used for near light speed travel. . . if it turns out to be possible.

[@orange_turtle3412]

There is actual math that says it is possible despite that. The main obstacle in our path isnt anything to do with that. Its the fact that effectively surpassing light speed would require more energy than there is in the entire observable universe.

[@georgejones3526]

It’s FTL, not FLT.

[@neilmi80]

TFL - the inverse of lightspeed @@georgejones3526

[@anakinjovanus1135]

@@orange_turtle3412it’s been reduced btw. Its now the energy requirements the size of Jupiter only

[@dr.OgataSerizawa]

Who ‘reduced’ it?

[@michaelpena6285]

Superb video!

[@xoansuarezdorio8127]

How is it possible that I didn't know this channel yet? 🙇🏻‍♂️ Excellent images. And I loved the usage of AI to recreate Picard & Co. There I go for another video😁

[@VentureCity]

Thank you

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@@VentureCity Thank you for your magnificent work. I'm sure it's very time-consuming and it takes a lot of brainstorming, so thank you for your excellent service to the space lovers. 🙂

[@komradewirelesscaller6716]

Totally super cool and awesome. Engage!

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Venture City always surprises me!

[@altraxwagon3mcenturiesago469]

why people asking to not use ai for pictures? i think its great

[@StratumPress]

Entitled people making demands of KZbinrs giving them free entertainment. AI derangement syndrome.

[@C.M.---319]

When this Ai get out of control I hope y'all people out there is ready....

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@@C.M.---319 yes, AI revolution cannot be prevented we must enjoy this moment in the era of where ai is used as tools

[@CasualCatOfficial]

the AI art in this video is crazy.

[@lazarb.2509]

Mars - 18.6sec Andromeda - 18.6sec Nomatterwhere - the same It's not a matter of movement of the object through the space, that takes time. It's a matter of squeezing the spce itself

[@cholasimmons]

well that was intense!! Kind of depressing that at the end of the video i realized i was still back on Earth

[@Warley.Araujo]

Great video concept!! Thanks for sharing

[@davidkempinski6196]

Make it so Number 1

[@VentureCity]

Engage

[@c.ladimore1237]

at warp 10 the ship would be in every point in the universe simultaneously.

[@georgejones3526]

Like the Heart of Gold.

[@Logical_spock]

No left and right faster than light

[@Logical_spock]

There coffee in that nebula

[@jscheel66]

I'll stay here.

[@Logical_spock]

It's pretty well established that the Warp scale isn't linear. Warp 9 isn't 9x the speed of Warp 1. In Kirk's era, it seems that the warp scale is probably the warp factor raised to the third power. So Warp 1 would indeed be 1c, but Warp 8 is 512c, so at max safe speed, Enterprise NCC-1701 could reach Alpha Centauri in 3-4 days, which is still quite a long trip, but not unbelievable given we don't see every minute of every day on screen. By the time of Picard's era, the Warp scale has changed, and a more complex (and unknown) equation is in play, based on the power required to get to each speed. On this scale, Warp 1 is still 1c, but Warp 10 is infinite speed.

[@BlueForest763]

how does he create the imagery? is this 3d animation or runway gen2 or what? incredible

[@skytra7]

Wait till we get Sora videos 😮

[@abiscohen2007]

That's probably the best, most detailed and explanatory video of its kind I have ever seen....ccongratulations are not enough. Loved how you speak about incidents with warp drive as if this comes from centuries in the future... My only reservation.... this seems like a tremendously lot of advanced technology wasted at sth as trivial as a trip to Mars....does not make sense to use warp drive for a target this close, though it's a nice proof of concept...but better use this ship for Proxima Centauri and beyond and use local transportation for Mars, for which nuclear fusion is enough!

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[@_Wrku]

Thanks for the videos

[@mervjohnson8010]

All this fuss to break physics but everyone keeps sleeping on beam boosted propulsion. That's what a Dyson sphere is for after all. Focus light on your ships mirror sail and you can have a torch drive.

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PURE FANTASY.................IT WONT HAPPEN IN OUR LIFETIME SO THEY CAN SAY WHAT THEY LIKE..................PURE FANTASY.

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You're my favorite yt channel fam 😁

[@alexandertaylor1225]

Great video thank you. Serious question for anyone here and I am no a physicist or mathematician so forige me if it's a silly question but is a warp drive theoretically possible? (Not saying today but let's say 100 years from now.). Are there laws of physic to support a warp drive? (Again with the understanding that technology does not yet exist to make it a reality.). Thanks!

[@richardwadholm4019]

I am an agnostic on FTL travel, myself. That said, I have heard that a warp bubble would create vast amounts of heat and radiation.

[@georgejones3526]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcubierre_drive

[@alexandertaylor1225]

@@georgejones3526 Many thanks.

[@mariobartholomew]

Why warp spacetime when we could just travel around it altogether? Not necessarily through wormholes. New discoveries at the LHC from particle scattering amplitudes suggest there are geometries beyond spacetime influencing our own. In fact, these new geometries, outside spacetime, reduce the calculation of particle scattering amplitudes to a simple few terms, but when done with classical quantum math inside spacetime, you need a supercomputer. Many physicists now believe and see spacetime itself as not as fundamental as we once thought. It does make sense! The Planck scale, the limit of spacetime, at 10^-33 meters, is NOT incredibly tiny compared to most things in the universe. We also have Nobel Prize-winning experiments proving non-locality - no distance, beyond spacetime - and black hole math hints at something beyond spacetime altogether! Could warping spacetime for traveling through space be our Mickey Mouse thinking, we falsely assume spacetime is fundamental, so we naively try hard to travel through it when we could just go around it? Maybe that's why we don't see NHI's (UAP/UFOs with the 5 observables that suggest they might not be like Warp Engineering from Star Trek). We think they all travel through spacetime, but in fact, they are inter-dimensional, outside spacetime (as some conspiracy theories say).

[@Skyfaller2010]

Damn...the AI visuals are everywhere....and beautiful.

[@DeltadronesBr]

Awesome!

[@haircafekevin]

I don't think a warp drive is possible. Maybe in theory it is but the amount of energy required would be more than what exists even in our own solar system. I think the closest thing we can get to an actual warp drive would be traveling at a high percentage of the speed of light. If we can get above 50 percent then time dilation will make the trips seem much shorter than they actually are.

[@Hawkmoon26933]

It was also be a Time Machine if it could travel faster than light.

[@bilalrizvi2142]

Please upload your videos in 60 FPS and HDR too if possible, Thanks ~

[@josephcler3299]

A spaceship with a fusion engine that could provide a 1 gravity acceleration could reach mars in a few days to a week depending on its orbital location. Not the several months mentioned in the video.

[@spaceman081447]

@josephcler3299 The video was assuming that a fusion drive spaceship would be using a traditional Hohmann transfer orbit, not a continuous acceleration trajectory. Besides, for continuous acceleration, there would still be the problem of the stowage of the huge amount of reaction mass needed for both acceleration and deceleration.

[@josephcler3299]

@@spaceman081447 I am not sure why a spacecraft with a fusion engine would take a holmann transfer trajectory. That type of orbit transfer is for minimal energy usage and is the slowest way to get anywhere. What would the point be to have a high energy fusion engine?

[@spaceman081447]

@@josephcler3299 Hmm . . . That's a good point. But still, a fusion drive spaceship would not be a constant boost ship.

[@princeofiran]

very very amazing thanks

[@josephpacchetti5997]

This is a very interesting video, and believe it or not, I understand this phenomenon, and that Gravity is the same phenomenon, Thank You for posting. 🇺🇸

[@trainsplanesmore]

"Are there any dangers with going to Warp Speed?" "You'll be turned into jelly." "I can live with that."

[@MaxStax88]

Also please make a video about worm holes, and use AI images….thats awesome

[@dirkstarbuck6126]

I guess my question would be, can we get exotic/negative matter from a particle collider? If that’s possible, would it be small enough to put on a starship? I’m not one of those people who would ever say, “This will never happen” but these are big questions.

[@Dabt13]

Amazing video! As always ❤

[@scark00]

AI ripping off Star Trek. Must be the future Harvard President.

[@C.M.---319]

Very good

[@gate8475]

Im sure we will figure out how to do it. What I wonder is how is the communication gonna be resolved, like, if you have colony on proxima lets say, even if you have a warp ship, would somehow similar technology be used for faster than light communication with earth and solar system colonies? But yes, its fascinating and funny to hear that a trip to proxima would last like a regular long haul flight today. Exciting future awaits! we will be looking down from heaven but at least our descendants will have a blast. literally lol

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Venture City trying out all of the new AI text, image and video creation to the fullest.Someone spent a bit of time putting this data into the chat, image and video prompts.

[@royalscot4116]

It's amazing, how persuasive CGI can be! Perhaps the technology we need, in order to realise our dreams, will be so unimaginable and will be so unachievable by us, given the few resources available to us at that future time, that we will be forced to accept our captivity within our own solar system. There is much evidence that others have the technology to visit us. There is little evidence that we have or will ever have the technology to visit them.

[@62Deepblue]

Maybe we have it all wrong. Perhaps it is all about parallel universes. In other words, the other worlds are invisible to humanity. How these become visible I can not give an answer. I agree that time becomes non-existent.

[@PraveenSrJ01]

Time is the ultimate illusion and so is space

[@chuckcole4884]

A.I Picard be crazy these days

[@kennethgrzegorzewski753]

Nice!

[@deucedaprodeuca]

This is all fine and dandy as long as you realize this is sci-fi theory. No matter how many matter/anti-matter collisions you create, warp is only 1 speed. There is no such thing (in real theory) as warp 2 or above, not even in theory. That's only Star Trek.

[@SAINT-ANTONIO]

So at 2:30 what the accelerator does is creating a particle polarity differential that attracts space time graviton particle elements in space. The smashed particles seek equilibrium and attract by this gravitons in the space enviroment... It seems.

[@BohdanAstro]

Cool story of the future! Only you forgot to add one more important element to it - an ordinary fast, but slower than light (STL) ship, from which the arrival to Mars of a faster than light (FTL) ship will be seen before its launch. And if such a STL has a FTL transmitter, then it is possible to send to Earth the message with order do not start for FTL ship... And then what in such case caused this whole chain of events? The Universe is cracked... Do you think the laws of nature will allow such a scenario?

[@Hawkmoon26933]

Bingo! Causality would be broken and there is the other little things like how do you stop? How do you shield the ship from collisions and radiation? How do you get around the fact that this would also be a Time Machine?

[@phylliszanone3154]

Very very cool! But....who in their right mind would get onboard such a craft?

[@mikedagneau1315]

First, we must design and build a space port/facility that acts as a place of building a spaceship capable of a warp engine. Firstly to stop fighting earths gravity and secondly to even be able to test a warp engine in safe space runs.

[@jscheel66]

Nice.

[@tonymc-dx8xw]

Thats about light speed on closest approach to Earth.

[@RomanicusMaximus]

The Alcubierre drive is an unachievable speculation (Giorgiano Belicio, July 10, 2011)

[@zollen123]

Does time also slows down even when travelling faster than the speed of light in this way?

[@pathfinderdiscovery9395]

Nice ship , how fast is she really an how well armed is she

[@fidem15893]

AI images made me 😂. It’s a very funny video.

[@paytonturner1421]

I'm wondering whether it's possible or not to go through the universe and see other planets.

[@aliensoup2420]

In the future we can create advance physics warp engines, but still depend on metal framed eyewear.

[@snuggles03]

This all sounds beyond science-fiction

[@CraigEaton]

you do understand time dilation and the times you are quoting are all relative to the observer.

[@ignaciomartin562]

Very good science-FICTION movie! keep it up!

[@digitalevidenceexpert7964]

The captain wears glasses ! An advanced species should have cured near sightness by the time they invent a warp drive since we've already cured near sightness.

[@mikeriley2475]

LOL So Many Sir Patrick Stewarts!

[@PraveenSrJ01]

I hope I can see a warp speed spaceship 🚀 in my lifetime and I’m already 40 and a half years old

[@JimmyBellLoyal]

Wtf have you done to Picard?! 😮🤦‍♂️

[@darthpotato1799]

Gave him hairs

[@ArtfromBerwyn-cw5op]

They gave him a membership to Hair club.

[@blackadder564]

Where did they get the dilithium crystals?

[@oleksiychekin6756]

Nonsences and water with some space related background and music.... You guys could talk in same way about magic :). Atm, we have no possibility to make such space crafts and we have no clues about will it be possible or not.

[@DataScienceTechSpace]

pls upload part 2 to of the proxima centauri video

[@musichawk9307]

The people are freaky looking hahahaahah

[@Michael-Philip]

Captain the dilithium crystals are burning up !!

[@vijaygamer3742]

I am also want space ship in next life

[@shambler01]

The latest research found a solution without negativ energy , it works with normal energy as well!

[@jaymagnum650]

00:42 "A Traditional nuclear fusion spaceship" sounds like it's already a common transportation with daily flights 😊

[@kccorliss3922]

How is delorean involved?

[@TheGreaterBenefic]

Now words "negative energy" sound completely different

[@321-Gone]

1:44 - Professor X and Magneto made baby and his name is edge lord.

[@conantdog]

Give mankind 500 years of technical development and this may be possible. I'm for maintaining earth. ✌️

[@Srindal4657]

Not enough technological advancement. Its the reason i go online. To witness how far we can go.

[@ivobrick7401]

your math is incorrect, matter aswell, size of the ship is hillarious

[@Marstruth]

Funny thing is, we already have this technology TR-3B

[@carltanner9065]

Forgetting about the arguments over the physics and the the possibilities, the most important question is why would you want to travel at warp within the solar system??? Totally unnecessary, since a fusion drive or impulse engine would get you there in a timely fashion without having to resort to warping space. 18.6 seconds...barely enough time to scratch yourself, let alone think about what you're going to have for tea at the O'Mons Restaurant once you get there!!! Let's keep the warp engine for the good stuff, not farting around in the backyard. The only time you'd need warp capabilities in the solar system is if you had to get somewhere in a real hurry, like an emergency situation. Or, the military needed to be somewhere fast. The only other time you'd need warp in the solar system is if you had to get right out in the boonies, like Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, the Kuiper Belt or Oort Cloud. Even then, you'd barely have to push it to get there quick.

[@Eric_Johannson]

So, warp 5 is 40C [forty times the speed of light]? As a long time Trekian/Trekkie/Trekker/Trekite [or whatever the current jargon is], Warp factor X used to be [X*X*X] multiples of the speed of light. So warp 5 was 125C. Okay, so you made your own warp scale. Nothing wrong with that. How does the math work for that, please?

[@ps3301]

Warp drive ship can crash into any space debris!!

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[@CZ350tuner]

Warp 5 = 5 cubed (5 x 5 x 5) = 125c, NOT 40c!!!!