Trent Ferreira-Roberts ikr

That's the secret.

Same 😂

me too

lmao came here to write something similar to this. over a decade later i still remember the film, and the design of the weapons are still distinctive and cool.

yeah but what about the roots?

Me too

And he always do that

That's one of the alien guns from "District 9!" Right?

we are also been clickbaited

Until they start losing subs over all the clickbait, they will continue doing it.

Why, robot uprising?

@@yeetusdeletus8565 Yeah,and it takes away jobs from people.

What

Considering I made one out of a 2 by 4 and some ply wood yes

exactly, they have a flex step next tp a set of steps? WTF a set of steps and a ramp, job done!

A ramp with a winch or rail system would be far cheaper

but if you replace Helium by Hydrogen wouldn't turn out like the hindenburg they use helium because it is safer

@@moemensultan6374 Hindenburd burned because the paint was extremely flammable, hydrogen is like POP! and it's gone. Just don't use thermite paste to paint the balloon and it should be safe. Though if a lightning strike or something does set one of these on fire it really does not matter what it is filled with, it's going to burn and fall. But unless the hydrogen explodes right when the balloon is on the ground and there are people around it, or the generator actually falls on someone, such accident would not be too serious.

@@AnalystPrime Your arguments make sense and now what about the most important factor :efficiency/energy density is this technology still worth looking at or is it still in its infancy i.e. why don't we hear more about it ?

@@moemensultan6374 My guess is building big balloons needed to take up heavier turbines costs too much. Also, the balloons would need checks, refilling and other maintenance which can get expensive. To match other wind turbines the balloons should not cost much more than $3/watt. Most land based wind turbines produce no more than 3MW because we can't move the blades for bigger ones on roads. Flying turbines would take advantage of the faster and steadier high altitude winds and while people might not want to risk being under them they shouldn't be as disruptive as windmill towers. However, I feel the turbines in those balloons are closer to ten kilowatt range than hundreds of kilowatts, let alone megawatts. That means many balloons are needed, which means more land stations, meaning more land area and more people taking care of them need to be hired so even if single balloon has low price the other costs would soon pile up. I guess the military and various expeditions that need a portable power source but can't haul enough solar panels around would still be interested. Balloon and generator should still be relatively easily transported and even if you send it up and take it down each day it should not need more than few hours of maintenance, and it can probably just fly up there for few days easily without it.

@@AnalystPrime Thank you for this healthy and fruitful debate. I am glad to have met you

That's what that thing was called, thanks

Heh heh 😈

Imagine watching chucky on it

but we are David ! We are living , consuming , working , obeying laws , driving but we became robots in more than one ways i am afraid ...

same

I dont no u idiot

Asus got a 300Hz Laptop Gaming for 3000 $ ASUS ROG Zephyrus S GX735GWR-G110R

@KirbE is a nerd 🤓

That’s what I’m interested in knowing... and who makes that laptop?

Ayo tf

Lmao the fucking alien weapon from district 9

@Sean Wilkinson ye for most people but for me it just looks cool and i am trying to grow my shelf of tech so i need this