You might have to change the super nerd award to the super villian award

Definitely not evil.

You should start calling people "super villain" not "super nerd"

This is purely useless as a system as due to how orbits work you would either have to wait hours to be above your target or have a huge number of these satellites to be able to deliver a payload faster than a conventional missile. To get around this you could give them a propulsion and guidance system, but then all you have done is placed a conventional missile in space. So the better option would be to use all those funds to develop faster missiles and/or fire more to get around anti-missile defences. Maybe a super villain could use a conventional style missile that would work like a B1 lancer, hugging the ground at insane speeds flying under radar to avoid detection.

@@Loganxmusic9339 why not have both?

But what would be the parameters for winning the super villain award? Best super villain plan? Wiping out all other villains highlander style cuz there can be only one?

Agreed, I actually thought he was gonna give a "SUPER VILLAIN" to Geoff F for his idea ! 😅

HEY! I was about to propose same damm thing! :D

Cant we have both

@@benmiller5015 Yes, only Kyle should be the only one to know the parameters. You can be a super villain recognised by other super villains, or a self proclaimed one. Which ever works for you *thumbs up

I volunteer as well!

It might be. It might also be a codeword for Pilobolus...

I dont think that would be orbital at that point.

Now THAT is a good pun!

How she scrunch up so tiny -- kH

@@becausescience Professional contortionists can actually twist and flex themselves into spaces about that small. So the in-lore explanation of her spliced genome and techno-wizardry is unnecessary.

@@becausescience How does the arm cannon work without turning her arm into crispy crispy bacon?

They don’t.

@@rolfs2165 If you look at the 3D Model, the barrel of the arm cannon only extends about halfway through the cannon itself, and in metroid prime (the first one) you can see her hand behind that point in xray. That is some badass heat dampening though, I must say.

Faster than light in the void. (Ahem,Cherenkov ahem)

He stressed the words "no THING can go faster than the speed of light". I suspect the "guillotine" will be made of warped space of some sort. Basically, make a region of warped space just right and then pass it through something, which will get ripped to shreds by the forces.

Yeah, sorry, I kinda stopped watching before the end part of the video so assumed something regarding Cherenkov radiation. My bad.

Maybe air molecules are shrunk around him as he breathes. Edit: Even with that, though, he should logically have a limit to how much he can shrink, but when he breaks that limit for comic-book shenanigan reasons, problems like this arise. IIRC, Pym Particles (in the MCU) shrink the space between atoms and their constituent sub-atomic particles (protons, neutrons, electrons) to achieve the shrinking effect. After a certain point, he shouldn't be able to shrink, let alone breath in that impossibly shrunken state. Pym Particles, in some comic iterations, siphon mass to and from an alternate dimension for shrinking and growing respectively, but even that should run into some hard, biological limitations below the size of a couple million cells. :/

I think his suit either has an air tank or it recycles air. Either way, he'd be breathing the air that shrunk with him.

Kyle answers this question in his video about how Ant-Man’s suit works

@@jimharris5320 Unless there are half a dozen or so units even smaller than those discovered already, what you are saying really isn't possible. I believe he would just poof into a little explosion of electrons...could be a fun outcome that we can't calculate yet.

Good question, but to be fair he never stays shrunk for a long period of time. Generally speaking the air inside his lungs and possibly his suit should be enough.

It didn't remind you of Hamlet?

@@BoDiddly It would have been that example if it would have just been a skull for sure haha.

I can guarantee that it would inferior to my Diamondium structure.

@cak01vej Maybe, but I still think it is worth a video.

@cak01vej its diamond-based though so it should be clear if processed right

That's me.

Elon Musk isn't "technically" a go--- Oh, you mean because it fell from space....

@@Lawrence330 If I were some sort of high budget Muskwatch writer I'm sure I could have come up with something better! But since there is no such thing as a muskwatch writer we'll never know...

youkofoxy I saw someone else say Orbital Fruit Ninja

Deffend earth from incoming meteorites... by allowing them to pass through.

Chopping off the ends of space cigars?

I made the mistake and he was just reading my copy.

@@geofff.3343 Yes, I saw it, but I guess since he didn't know the correct term, I have to correct him as well.

Checks out, as explained here: davidmlane.com/hyperstat/A136602.html Kyle should know better, this is covered in engineering curriculum.

@@Lawrence330 It is covered by junior high math..

That was my error.

That office is the only structure in an endless void, forever forlorn and abandoned. Whenever Kyle steps outside, he is greeted by endless darkness. Sounds pretty lonely to me!

@@Tzphardi sounds perfect to me. Sign me up

You have not -- kH

I was just thinking about that!

That scene was heartbreakingly devastating

@@nosaint317 you've seen the Origin version?

@@goonerOZZ yes, on Toonami lol kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jctnh8mV3tqUpmg.html

@cak01vej I actually really want to know is it really capable to destroy a city as big as Sydney, or is it supposed to wreak havoc at even a bigger area

@Michael Nilson it'd make sense but no object that caused it was found, judt at one point a hole was made when we weren't looking tho its light-years away so it already happened a long time ago ig😂😂

@cak01vej I'd like a source for this too, sounds a bit made up?. like where did this info come from? How do we know it was the "mass of a million suns" if we didn't find it? How did this happen "when we weren't looking"? I'm pretty sure we're observing the galaxy in some form at all times. Like.. is he talking about the accretion disk of the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy?

@cak01vej look up "GD-1 stellar stream hole" you'll find tons of things

They suscribed to a channel they hate?

KZfaq auto-downvotes videos to keep them from staying on the front page

For music there are bots that can thumbs down vids for a certain genre to make another appear more popular. And there are bots that can thumbs up vids. And thats just the music industry snipping at one another here at ol You-rube. Who knows what everyone else employs to make their channels look more popular.

It's not that they are haters, ir is more likely fans that think they are smarter than he is.

You'd be surprised at the extent of what haters can do. Star Wars sequel trilogy haters actually conspired for episodes VIII & IX to fail.

Well, the particles themselves don't go past the light speed limit. It's the information they transmit that would go faster than light. [EDIT] Einstein didn't like this, because he thought NO INFORMATION should go faster than light and no one at the time had an explanation why this was a thing beyond "it's just quantum mechanics." He called it "Spooky Action At A Distance". He also had other issues with Quantum Mechanics that he and Niels Bohr went toe to toe about. Turned out Bohr was a smarter boy than Einstein. I still like them both.

No, the particles don't go FTL but the "signal".. I guess you could call it ,does .

@@jackielinde7568 No information is transferred in quantum entanglement. No message from person one to person two can happen where a message is deterministically sent.

This is, in the sense, a message cannot be sent in the context of communication with entanglement.

@@dhvsheabdh It IS information that's being exchanged. Very limited information to be sure. Quantum Entanglement is when two particles (like electrons) get "entangled. No matter how far apart they are, when one changes it's spin or direction, the other changes with it immediately. That's the information that gets transmitted "faster than light."

Better idea would be to hit the climate change deniers.

Anti vaxxers should get their shots this way.

Isn't it also used as fuel, IIRC?