The full video is now up. enjoy the video :) World-famous physicist Michio Kaku separates fact from fiction in Mass Effect. He should be in mass effect 4 that would be pretty cool.
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@DogMechanic8 жыл бұрын
Michio Kaku needs to sing "scientist salarian" for us.
@rm43688 жыл бұрын
hahahahaha😂😂😂😂
@rm43688 жыл бұрын
hahahahaha😂😂😂😂
@CommanderM1178 жыл бұрын
indeed
@Anal0Avenger6 жыл бұрын
I like the "from protein we are form" song better
@serenity856110 жыл бұрын
Daniel Kayser is describing things very inaccurately in terms of the science of the universe of Mass Effect. Biotics isn't telekinesis, its changing the mass of people and objects/materials by using different types of mass effect fields. The warp effect completely shreds things by making the mass in the object rapidly increase and decrease. Ultra strong materials are made by making them out of certain alloys then drastically decreasing their mass. Artificial gravity with increasing the mass of people. Many other unique uses of mass effect are shown in each of the games. The mass relays create "an envelope of mass free space," which basically means that the ships that go through the relays are completely weightless and the space in between two relays is completely devoid of mass so there is a temporary absence of "space-time" resulting in instantaneous travel between the two relays. The way that Daniel puts each concept to Michio is a very skewed definition, if that.
@acheron1610 жыл бұрын
Well he isn't entirely wrong by saying that biotics is KINDA like telekinesis. If the element zero and mass effects really existed (the in game version of mass effects), if an electric current passed through eezo the mass effect would be produced AROUND IT. But in the game we see biotics producing fields at varying distances and sizes having no explanation as to HOW they can project those fields. The mass relays part, the game itself is pretty vague in that regard, since it pushes a bit the laws of physics in order to make the relays real (how do they physically act in order to make that envelope of mass free space?) so they were correct on developing that theory based on known physics. But the invisibility part is spot on and this scientist is just awesome
@TheClark50110 жыл бұрын
Yea but remember It's not Dr. Michio Kakus fault it's not like he ever played the game. Hes just comparing Biotics to Telekinesis cause it looks similar to Biotics even though it isn't. They guy interviewing him didn't explain Biotics very well. Or else maybe he would understand that Biotics is a bit different than what he thought it was. And Yea I agree Daniel Kayser acts like he never played mass effect with the questions he asked. What he should have done is show Dr. Michio Kaku the Mass Effect Codex cause then that would have explained to him how the Mass Effect universe tech works. Then he could do a proper way of explaining things rather then comparing it to stuff that sounds like it works a lot like telekinesis.
@serenity856110 жыл бұрын
Austin Clark I never said anything was Dr. Kaku's fault in my original comment. I specifically pointed out that it was Daniel who was presenting things in a "skewed" fashion. I kept the fact that the good doctor hadn't played any of the games in consideration for my argument from the very beginning. He was doing an exemplary job explaining the ideas that he was asked to explain. Daniel/ his researchers, (if he had any) are the only ones at fault. Its not called, "Real scientific concepts compared to the science of Mass Effect", it is only simply "The science of Mass Effect 2" essentially science fiction which is the only realm things should have been explained in with perhaps the occasional relevant piece of real science that can be connected to each fictional concept.
@TheClark50110 жыл бұрын
firstlightrevan Opes sorry I was not trying to make it look like you said it's his fault. I was only pointing out it's the guy who interviewed fault he didn't let Michio Kaku see the game and maybe show him the Mass Effect Codex to explain how science fiction worked in the games. Then he'd understand it. Cause he was only comparing it to things it sounded like.
@carlosdanger53797 жыл бұрын
Must just about to go to the comments to type this. Thank you.
@DustinBarlow8P10 жыл бұрын
Dr. Michio Kaku is so cool. Love how he is a huge science fiction fan as well as an Scientist.
@ClayWar2377 жыл бұрын
Dustin Barlow ikr
@arx35165 жыл бұрын
He is also japanese, wich means he is probably working on some super advanced battle mech!
@Johnnybomb12 жыл бұрын
He's a shill.
@BillyDrakePianoMan10 жыл бұрын
Has anyone else noticed that scientists and researchers have a high mortality rate in the Mass Effect trilogy?
@BillyDrakePianoMan10 жыл бұрын
Pretty much every Cerberus researcher ever (besides that mission with Jacob in ME3 and Dr. Archer) is dead by the time you see them.
@ult1m4t3ps3pl4y49 жыл бұрын
oh shit, I just noticed that XD Cerberus must have those NICE job benefits like at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza :p
@TheRezro9 жыл бұрын
Billy Drake In fiction every scientist is crazy, every military officer is power hungry brutal, and every politic is stupid (though that they're layers is true). If it would be opposite then it would be boring.
@MrMartin15386 жыл бұрын
Well, Mordin, who is arguably the most important scientist in Mass Effect, lived a very long life for a Salarian. Wait a second, why am I replying to a three year old comment anyway?
@apedreitor6 жыл бұрын
cause mordin is awesome?
@Blaylock198810 жыл бұрын
They sort of missed the entire basis to the "mass effect" which is when you run current through Element Zero that causes the mass of objects to change within its field.
@FalconWindblader10 жыл бұрын
They skipped the whole thing cuz eezo DON'T exist in real world, or at the very least, no physicist found any hints that such materials exist. & besides, electromagnetism as we know it, is entirely incapable of stopping physical matter.
@Blaylock198810 жыл бұрын
Falcon Windblade Thats like saying that we are not allowed to speculate on things that haven't been discovered yet. I've seen Michio talk about teleporation and that doesnt exist in the real world. Besides, there are all sorts of theories that physics work differently in different universes or even different areas outside of our galaxy, perhaps one could speculate that there is in fact a universe with physics with a force like gravity but more manipulable that works just like eezo.
@AJAnewage10 жыл бұрын
Blaylock1988 your such a good listener... cose teleportation is possible today...
Yes. Real shame that reporter wasn't really an expert on Mass Effect technology - so he didn't explain what are the Mass Relays, how does FTL work in Mass Effect, what kinetic barriers do.
@thelovablemunchkin81869 жыл бұрын
But can he explain Mass Efffect 3s ending?
@HippoInABottle5 жыл бұрын
It’s probably 42.
@tonycmac5 жыл бұрын
Nothing can explain that Galactic Dogfart.
@teawithlemon12204 жыл бұрын
You require of impossible.
@Mystra3 жыл бұрын
Yes, in one word "fake"
@wolfafe9 жыл бұрын
Duude Michio Kaku is so awesome, i'd listen to his lectures in the university all day without being bored.. and mass effect trilogy is the best, who has not gone through it i must say you must go right now and play it.
@acetraker19889 жыл бұрын
wolfafe personally I feel most of the stuff he does is pandering to the masses what generally isn't enjoyable to watch for me.
@reallytallmidget237210 жыл бұрын
id love this guy as a teacher. the way he talks and explains things is really interesting, not like the way my teachers drone on
@dougangotblocked10 жыл бұрын
i actually found that very enlightening - thanks
@dougangotblocked10 жыл бұрын
thanks *****
@shadow6021010 жыл бұрын
***** All of it is enlightening it is a shame though that most of these things we will never see in our life time.
@MankindDiary10 жыл бұрын
shadow60210 That's why there are companies trying to make human being immortal :)
@Scardust660010 жыл бұрын
MankindDiary Yeah, and once they are able to do it there will be three classes of people. The intelligent ones (good) the rich (bad) and the one that will life as now.
@MankindDiary10 жыл бұрын
Scardust6600 Any evidences? You know, things like that can say anyone. I want evidence, that your statement is logical, rational position based on empirical data.
@jasonpatowsky69298 жыл бұрын
They should get Michio Kaku to do a cameo role in ME Andromeda ;-; That would be ultra cool
@Corristo898 жыл бұрын
Nooooo! We were born too soon!
@paparagnarok42248 жыл бұрын
I'm praying for reincarnation... XD
@paparagnarok42248 жыл бұрын
+RaizenToguro Fuck that noise. If that happens, then the planet is fucked.
@jodyboles82087 жыл бұрын
lol no it wont. the world will keep getting more and more advance. not backwards.
@PaulGilbertrulezzz9 жыл бұрын
He should've asked Michio when will be able to do the kamehameha
@acetraker19888 жыл бұрын
+PaulGilbertrulezzz When you create a stable way to contain plasma energy we can.
@RobinPM10010 жыл бұрын
Michio Kaku is living God! Put him in Mass Effect 4
@faakz10 жыл бұрын
Michio Kaku is scifi whore and someone please take away mass effect from bioware&ea slimy laps. They gonna fuck up even third from 4.
@Haters_Gunna_Hate10 жыл бұрын
I would take him on all of my missions!!!
@Jacob01110 жыл бұрын
***** I'd throw him out of the airlock.
@BillyDrakePianoMan10 жыл бұрын
Jacob011 Javik would agree.
@miguelpadeiro7626 жыл бұрын
No, I don't want to see his face all glitched with creepy swj eyes
@FusRoDah29 жыл бұрын
i read the the title and i couldn't believe it, Michio Kaku and Mass Effect in the same video.
@benfields211810 жыл бұрын
Correction: that's not how the mass effect force fields work. In mass effect, they use element zero (a made up element) to alter the mass of incoming objects in a way that reduces it's speed. They call them "Kenetic Barriers". Kenetic Barriers don't deflect objects, they simply slow them down to a stop by using the mass effect fields to make them heavier and thus kill their momentum. It's in the codex.
@runakovacs475910 жыл бұрын
Eezo is not an element (Chemical element), it's just the human name for it. Element Zero, also known as "eezo", is a rare material that, when subjected to an electrical current, releases dark energy which can be manipulated into a mass effect field, raising or lowering the mass of all objects within that field. A positive current increases mass, a negative current decreases it. This "mass effect" is used in countless ways, from generating artificial gravity to manufacturing high-strength construction materials. Eezo is generated when solid matter, such as a planet, is affected by the energy of a star going supernova. The material is common in the asteroid debris that orbits neutron stars and pulsars Despite its name, it is not actually a chemical element. "Element zero" is merely the human nickname for this material
@benfields211810 жыл бұрын
Dacino Hoihe Thanks for the correction. Your right. However, the main point I was trying to make was that mass effect force fields are unlike conventional science fiction ecause instead of simply deflecting objects, they alter their mass to slow them down to a stop. Hence the name "Kinetic Barrier". And no, Element Zero is not an element. It's a type of energy. Your absolutely right.
@benfields211810 жыл бұрын
Dacino Hoihe So basically, the mass effect field in a kinetic barrier rapidly increases and decreases the projectile's mass until it looses momentum and stops, then falls to the ground (rather then direct deflection like this video suggests, probably because that's the more traditional type of force fields in the science fiction that Dr. Kaku probably grew up with, not the more modernized mass effect type).
@Battousai12410 жыл бұрын
Kinetic Barriers are the opposite to the weapons themselves...the weapons are using a block of tungsten where small particles are shaven off and accelerated using mass effect fields which are negated when "impacting" on the kinetic barriers
@cosmicspooky10 жыл бұрын
nothing is impossible only improbable
@beezlbobdestraint68699 жыл бұрын
Wat utter horseshit. This is the sort of pseudo-intellectual quasi-profound crap that would make Deepak Chopra proud.
@beezlbobdestraint68699 жыл бұрын
Basic quantum mechanics=married bachelors exist.
@cosmicspooky9 жыл бұрын
Beezlbob Destraint law of infinate probability means anything can happon at anytime for no reason
@beezlbobdestraint68699 жыл бұрын
I refuse to listen to anybody who can't even spell the words they're talking about. Also, infinite probability is far from proven, and even if it was proven, it could still not produce logical impossibilities, such as married bachelors.
@cosmicspooky9 жыл бұрын
a married bachelor is more of a logical paradox instead of an impossibility
@WalidFeghali10 жыл бұрын
3:25 Am I the only one who reacted that his percentage of the universe adds up to 120%?
@acetraker19889 жыл бұрын
Walid Feghali 1:20 is also stupid calling Biotics telekinesis what an idiot.
@darth_dan88866 жыл бұрын
Depends of what you hear. If you heard "twenty three" twice - you get 122%, but if you heard "puny three" when Dr. Kaku was talking about dark matter, then you get 99%. Not sure which one he *meant* to say tho.
@Darci80016 жыл бұрын
OMG. 73% is dark energy, 23% is dark mater, 23% of KNOW UNIWERSE is built from H and He, and humans discovered 0.3% of whole universe.
@ginge6415 жыл бұрын
@@acetraker1988 Telekinesis: moving shit with your mind. Biotics: moving shit with your mind.
@andromidius9 жыл бұрын
Got to love the internet. A bunch of Anons pretending they are scientists and bitching at each other. I'm more inclined to believe the actual scientist with all the qualifications and peer-reviewed papers, especially when he's talking about hypothetics and and possibilities.
@SyriusY7 жыл бұрын
Michio kaku, got into Harvard very early in his life by creating a mini particle accelerator in his garage. He has his own books and a show on Discovery Science "Sci-Fi of the impossible". But yeah he is a nobody...
@TheClark50111 жыл бұрын
Agreed. I would love too see Dr. Michio Kaku be a character in the new Mass Effect series. He and Mordin Solus have a lot in common.
@TheGIJew.8 жыл бұрын
I think what's cool about Mass Effect is that if you accept that Element Zero exists, and that it can generate mass effect fields that increase or decrease an object's mass, everything in the games is possible. Artificial gravity exists because mass effect fields increase the mass of the spaceship or space station. Biotics are possible because they have Element Zero in their brains, and are able to trigger mass effect fields with the electrical current of their neurons. If humans discovered something like element zero actually existed, a lot of what happens in Mass Effect could be true.
@mars_j54798 жыл бұрын
+Nathan Mortenson Well he did say that we could harness negative matter which might change space and time. To control gravity, we need to change the space itself. Matter influenced space and that's why more massive object have stronger gravity. What negative matter does is to influence the space itself without the matter (even though it is called negative matter). I only wish that we discover it sooner, I really want to be a biotic myself.
@AJZulu8 жыл бұрын
You would like to become a biotic? Nah. Element Zero is dangerous. To be a biotic one would need to have been exposed to it in utero.
@TeddyKrimsony6 жыл бұрын
dude element zero is simply a massless element (element one is hydrogen). photons and other electromagnetic radiation particles are also massless that's why they can travel at lightspeed. Even if we -discover- manufacture an element zero which is an atom with an atomic mass of 0 (impossible) we won't get FTL speeds because nothing goes faster than LS not even the massless particles. We also won't travel at LS unless we and our ship are completely made from element zero which is also impossible.
@MartinKincl199310 жыл бұрын
The only unrealistic thing about ME is aliens speaking English.
@grievondeath10 жыл бұрын
thats true, but i think the games explain to you that everyone have a translation equipment in their suits (or maybe it is explain in the novels, i dont remember), that let you (the character) hear everything in your own language, but to garrus or wrex, you are talking their language... sometime ago, google was investigate a tech that could do that (at a limited extend), with different "earth" language... so it would be realistic in a couple of years
@BrutusFanboy1234510 жыл бұрын
Not really. They could have a native tounge but learn english because cross race trade has been long established. If you can space travel, you can learn a language.
@grievondeath10 жыл бұрын
***** if i just consider your response, and not mine, they wouldnt learn english, you have at least 12 races, and every single people of each race need to learn all the others language, that is not practical... also, "earth" is the underdog, why should everyone care about learning their language, its not "important". is like if you are North American, all of you should learn and speak fluently spanish, dutch, mandarin, arabic, and all the others, but you dont, you maybe choose one of them, or as a personal challenge, learn others or old ones, like latin, but that kind of people is just a small percentage of the population.
@MartinKincl199310 жыл бұрын
grievondeath Cool, I didn't notice that.
@oOPPHOo10 жыл бұрын
Martin Kincl response to everyone. This codex entry should answer the question: masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Codex/UPDATE:_Bring_Down_the_Sky
@playerofrock0410 жыл бұрын
Damnit. I was born in the wrong time. I wish I was born 1000 years from now, or at the time we discovered new species and planets. I want to SEE it! I don't care if I'd die from it, I just want to see it.
@fredericklehoux716010 жыл бұрын
if technological singularity occur in a thousand yrs you won't be able to be "born".
@BillyDrakePianoMan10 жыл бұрын
***** Fuck man, I hope you're right.
@prawaaal589810 жыл бұрын
i feel you
@about80ninjas10 жыл бұрын
Dude I can hope to create a starship in the next decade. I really want to see the next solar system with my own eyes before I die.
@businesscatlimbo10 жыл бұрын
***** Well, for that to happen you would have to eliminate diseases that come from aging like heart disease and dementia. Plus something like resveratrol that can alter genetics to slow or even stop aging (resveratrol isn't proven to do that just yet) would possibly have to be used in pill form. And something to stop free radicals which are molecules that damage our body as we age. Not to mention we're only recently starting to use artificial organs and they're not 100% safe/viable yet. We have artificial limbs already but only to the extent of just helping the disabled move around. A way to stop or even slow aging would take decades to centuries from where we are now. I'm just gonna estimate and say that life-prolong advances in medicine and technology that double to triple your life span won't be until at least another 100-200 years.
@polpotjay10 жыл бұрын
I've always been a fan to Mass Effect series. And i've always been an even BIGGER fan of Mr Kaku here. Damn, this guy is something else! How can i miss a video like this?!
@nyleen10 жыл бұрын
OMG OMG! My favorite scientist, talking about my favorite game! Holy crap my dreams came true! I can die now...
@BruceCrossan9 жыл бұрын
These are just his generic answers to these very old and boring questions. Like others have mentioned, I would like to have heard his opinion on "Mass Effect" fields and element zero used to manipulate mass. Also, their communication system which uses quantum entanglement. Although, I know what his answer will be, it would have been nice to hear the question. Perhaps the use of parthenogenesis for complex lifeforms like the Asari being feasible or not? Then you have all the ideas brought about by the AI with the Geth and Reapers.
@acetraker19888 жыл бұрын
+Bruce Crossan What happens when you get idiots who know nothing about the lore of mass effect "I suspect" they never played ME1 or READ that damn Codex. It is PAINFUL to watch this video and they call Biotics "telekinesis"
@pendraco20006 жыл бұрын
mostly because Biotics essentially ARE telekinesis.
@Shvabicu3 жыл бұрын
Eezo is like the exotic matter in the Alcubierre Drive. Something nonexistent (or atleast not yet proven to exist) necessary to manipulate space/mass to reach ftl travel within the constraints of a physical theory of your choosing, since there's lots of them around, potentially clashing with each other.
@globalSchelmuffsky8 жыл бұрын
how cool would it be if he'd voice act in ME Andromeda!
@moanguspickard2498 жыл бұрын
+globalSchelmuffsky codex narrated by him or neil de grayse tayson or some scientists at least would be epic af
@SHWZergling10 жыл бұрын
I thought that most of the force fields were Kinetic Barriers. Not entirely stopping the object but rather sending it in another direction.
@Sylvaire10 жыл бұрын
So... you're telling me... there's a chance... :D
@bucknemc10 жыл бұрын
I hate how they always ask Michio kaku these things. He's the only one who ever does this stuff, because the others are to busy doing real research to indulge the media on such topics as video games. He's shown in the past to simply be trying to get people all excited and consistently oversteps his area of expertise. I mean, if you look back before the end of 2012, "Dr." Kaku was telling everybody that the Mayans did in fact predict the end of the world (will the rest of the scientific community was saying that was just a misconception popularized by the media). Turns out our buddy Michio was just looking to cash in on the 12/21/2012 frenzy.
@urulai10 жыл бұрын
I call bull***t on your comment, you are just another troll dissing someone who actually worked hard to get his opinion respected unlike you. Learn something from academia, PROOF of statements are required rather then just your word.
@bucknemc10 жыл бұрын
Thurston Lhast Perhaps you should be directing your anger at Michio Kaku. I'm just a nobody on the Internet. If I say something false, most people will just ignore me. But if HE says something false, he than implies "I should know; I'm an expert." That's when it becomes a real problem, but for some, him being an expert on something means he's an expert on everything he choses to talk about.
@bucknemc10 жыл бұрын
Thurston Lhast Excuse my typos - I was in a hurry and forgot to spell check.
@TheClark50110 жыл бұрын
You realize he was not the only one saying that right? You make it sound like hes the only one that made it a big deal. Their were tuns of scientists who made 2012 a thing. And I don't ever remember him saying stuff on that. I have seen him talk about what could happen if 2012 was real but I never saw him say it was a legit thing and told everyone to prepare for DOOM. If you have a link to where he says that than please list it thanks.
@BillyDrakePianoMan10 жыл бұрын
Austin Clark There is a dangerous tendency among many scientists today where they base their experiments on results acquired through past experiments by other scientists. Why is this dangerous, you ask? The past "definitive" experiments are considered arbitrarily fact, when in truth there may have been a fault in its procedure or whatnot, so when the new experiment has results that differ from the old one, it is assumed that something must have been incorrect in the new one's procedure, when in fact it was the original that had the fault. This topic is discussed more thouroughly in "Cargo Cult Science" by Richard Feyman. So basically it both discounts and supports Dr. Michio Kaku and your reply. I hope this helps.
@PureLightHealer9 жыл бұрын
I've always wished biotics were a real thing in today's world... Wish I could live to experience a scientific breakthrough like that!
@acetraker19888 жыл бұрын
+PureLightHealer You would not want actual ME biotic tech to be real. Lowering and raising Mass of an object you know the actual mistake this video made. Would create OP weapons. Think a 5mm bullet wiping out a city for example. That's just one of many things. A Doomsday weapon could be to turn something into having more mass of the earth that would do massive damage.
@RenegadeArms0910 жыл бұрын
The part about the field of Plasma being used to separate air from a vacuum actually reason surprised me. I didn't know we had already achieved such a level of technology with plasma. Very cool. Love this guy.
@ToveriJuri9 жыл бұрын
I'm kind of disappointing in this video. The most important phenomenon of physics in Mass effect is Mass Effect and Mass Effect Fields. I would actually be interested a theoretical physicist discuss the Mass Effect and Element Zero.
@TheRezro9 жыл бұрын
Toveri Juri It don't exist? Element Zero is Deus Ex Machina. In space opera it isn't important how something work, but how could be used. Mass Effect is simply equivalent of magic what explain everything what writer demand.
@ToveriJuri9 жыл бұрын
No but it's properties and how far off from reality something like that is. If you could manipulate mass the way mass effects fields allow would it work at all the way it's described in the game. This is just a generic scifi talk in the end. The only thing that makes the scifi universe of mass effect unique from others is the mass effect itself.
@TheRezro9 жыл бұрын
Toveri Juri Except it could be also advanced holography, modular robotic and other fancy tech and no one would notice difference. If so most interesting part until now are Reapers, as it is not common to have non space opera aliens in space opera.
@ToveriJuri9 жыл бұрын
TheRezro The reapers are just another version of the unbeatable foe until they are beatable. They are the borg or shadows(babylon 5) of Mass effect.
@TheRezro9 жыл бұрын
Toveri Juri Yes, but those always were interesting. Also I simply like that they are more realistic then most typical crappy alien.
@lokken2310 жыл бұрын
Biotics is NOT telekinesis
@Hewesesm9 жыл бұрын
Well they do use their brains to exert force and control the element zero around them... Also implants are linked to the back of their head, which is where their nerve central is... And some gets a nosebleed if they overexert... So why not telekinesis?
@pendraco20006 жыл бұрын
yeah, it kinda is.
@minecraftlover90910 жыл бұрын
Michio kaku and mass effect in one vid? Nerdgasm.
@Darthfaceplant10 жыл бұрын
There are a few things they forgot to talk about: The omni-tool. The genophage. The ability of mass effect fields to lower the mass of vehicles. How the discovery of intact alien technology advances our technology by hundreds of years. (Michio Kaku evidently never took that into account) And finally.... the Reapers. ( I know, they're not man-made, but the difficulty of creating these 'god-like' machines must be incredible, and yes, I played the ME3 DLCs)
@Explicitghost7 жыл бұрын
Well they explain in the game that Reapers only possess an almost unlimited amount of knowledge, not that they are invincible or even god-like. In fact the Geth are already extremely intelligent and powerful and they are only 3 centuries old from the first game. I believe a better question is how does AI become self aware like the Reapers or the Geth.
@manthetower58946 жыл бұрын
Don't know about the rest, but as of last year the genophage is now possible through crispr and cas9
@LordBruuh9 жыл бұрын
I can listen to Dr. Kaku all day. The way he articulates himself and explains such complex ideas and theories in simple ways is amazing.
@elessal8 жыл бұрын
you should have asked about the elusive man's quantum communicatiors.
@SaveAwesomeMatt10 жыл бұрын
THey missed one detail when it comes to galactic civilization; the other civilizations were there for hundreds, maybe thousands of years, and humans, upon discovering them, had a lot of help becoming a spacefaring civilization. If it played out like mass effect, by that logic it's possible the galaxy IS colonized and we just have to join.
@sweeneykill25928 жыл бұрын
Every time Dr. Michio Kaku talks, he blows my mind. They should have consulted him on the science of Mass Effect to make it as real as possible... heck, maybe they did consult a physicist.
@133oggbogg7 жыл бұрын
They did.
@JayTohab3 жыл бұрын
Dr. Kaku's enthusiasm is contagious!
@fricken9910 жыл бұрын
Great video.
@Soothsayer7X10 жыл бұрын
of course scientist are nerds and play games. i never put that together. Makes sense.
@tSp28910 жыл бұрын
Especially the Japanese ones.
@karlwelle585510 жыл бұрын
***** Dr. Michio Kaku is in fact american. I wonder whether you would still come up with this brilliant comment if this man looks like some white guy.
@tSp28910 жыл бұрын
Ali Bin Heth I would. It would still be true of the Japanese ones. Given that a bunch of my friends are Japanese and even some of their parents play computer games, I am fairly sure in my assessment. You're assuming I was criticising. I was observing.
@Destructerator8 жыл бұрын
What I like about Michio is that he always takes a hopeful outlook on things. Astrophysics can be cold sometimes, at least in how it concerns the human race.
@ultrajd10 жыл бұрын
I met Dr. Kaku once years ago in a Q&A at a sci-fi con in D.C. and he is actually a very nice man. I asked him if things like giant mech suits could be built and he said that we may be able to in a few decades if we keep looking into things like nano-tubes and such.
@DragosTheGod9 жыл бұрын
Why not ask something decent, like the Thanix Cannons for example, or do you not know enough of the lore to decently ask that? The Thanix cannons utilise molten metal which are fired at almost the speed of light and solidify as it is fired, thus impacting heavily when it hits. The ability to travel across space like in Mass Effect 2 is based around the technology used by civilizations far ahead that of Humanity, i.e the Reapers, sentient AI which live for hundreds of thousands of years at a time. Plus Humanity in the ME series only got to the star system traversing stage after 2148 which they found ancient Type 3 civilization files on Mars. That information led them to the Charon Relay just in the orbit of Pluto. So the question about being able to travel the Galaxy willy-nilly is fairly stupid due to the fact that even in 2140-ish, just getting Humans to Pluto was a struggle. It was only thanks to Alien technology that they could travel across the systems.
@IllusivePrime10 жыл бұрын
It would be nice to know if we can have combat drones.
@guardianruiz10 жыл бұрын
We do already, they're just not holographic.
@tSp28910 жыл бұрын
I dunno, holographic is near-future plausible too, but the thing is it's require a projector for whatever kind of energy they were using, either a physical ball (like the illusive man's little drone thing), or line-of-sight projectors that focus energy on one point. Thing is you'd need a miniaturised power source, the technology to float it, and a good reason to use holographic/etc. tech instead of something cheaper and more energy efficient like metals.
@FalconWindblader10 жыл бұрын
***** It's distant future possible, not near. the kinda power source small yet powerful enough to power such stuff for long periods ain't gonna come in at least a century from now, the floating tech required to make them so damn maneuverable's nowhere near being developed, & making solids outta energy capable of dishing damage's for now, something entirely restricted in sci-fi. furthermore still, you missed one essential element - AI. one sophisticated yet small enough to function the ones seen in mass effect would probably require major breakthroughs in both physics & biology, & we too are nowhere near that.
@ryukamiken10 жыл бұрын
For holographic: Red Dwarf. The lightbee that projects Lister's hologram. I know there's lots of inconsistency in how it actually works through out the series, but that idea is the closest I'm aware of to that. However, I agree that building drones out of physical materials is much more practical and feasible. It's also not so far off. Surveillance drones already exist, and they can be equipped with missiles for surgical strikes. The only thing is they're remotely operated. A combat drone wouldn't need a full fledged AI (Rise of the Machines anyone?), but some form of computer suite that included terrain and obstacle recognition capability, IFF, and targeting, and perhaps unit damage awareness would do. Even the IFF isn't strictly necessary. Someone else could paint the targets (maybe with a surveillance drone?) and the attack drone could take them.
@tSp28910 жыл бұрын
Falcon Windblade Yeah I was not speaking about full functionality as seen in ME - should have made that clear. I meant just having a floating holographic projection.
@NicksNameGoesHere8 жыл бұрын
Michio Kaku's explanation of negative matter is almost word for word the explanation given in Quantum Leap.
@KCHunter9 жыл бұрын
He references Harry Potter, Star Wars, Star Trek, Doom, and until the very end I thought he didn't know jack about Mass Effect lol.
@Raptorman020510 жыл бұрын
The military already has developed cloaking devices. It consists of a series of cameras and projectors that take the image from one side and translating it to another. Real cloaking is actually a ton more effective than in any sci-fi fps, like halo or mass effect.
@Burnz2much10 жыл бұрын
It does not shield against heat thought. I know exactly what u r refering to.
@Raptorman020510 жыл бұрын
DroneForFun DontLookUp And in a stealth bomber, they've managed to widdle everything down to a point where on any scanner it appears to be little more than a bird. Plus being invisible to the naked eye.
@Manuelomar200110 жыл бұрын
No, that's not correct. DARPA is researching "cloaking", yes. (The proper term is Active Camouflage) However, it is still very much in the developmental phase. Right now they're trying to develop it for things like individual soldiers, or armored vehicles. Stealth bombers are not invisible. Although, given your profile pic, you probably already know that, and you're just trolling to see what responses you get.
@Raptorman020510 жыл бұрын
***** Stealth bombers do indeed have cameras on the top of the plane, which actively record what is visible above, and translates that image to screens on the bottom. So, to a person looking up at the thing, it is practically invisible to the naked eye. Also, judging me by a profile pic? =P I do enjoy screwing around with people online, but I assure you I'm not doing such at the present time.
@Manuelomar200110 жыл бұрын
Raptorman0205 In that case, you're just misinformed. There are no screens on the bottoms of stealth bombers. That's tinfoil-hat nonsense. Give it a few more decades, and then perhaps they'll have active camouflage on aircraft. Right now, nothing has it, other than some test suits in the DARPA labs.
@elderjuniormaster10 жыл бұрын
That guy is awesome. i like him, cientists are usually booring.
@elderjuniormaster10 жыл бұрын
***** lol
@Vicvines9 жыл бұрын
***** he's not saying facts are boring. He's saying the people providing those facts do so in a boring way.
@Vicvines9 жыл бұрын
***** not really. The only reason people do anything in life is because it interests them. In college people usually find their interest based on what classes they have the most fun in. In college, if your professor sucks, there's less of a chance that you're going to like the subject matter. How something is explained to people is most of what counts.
@loop4x4549 жыл бұрын
scientists*
@Paganinifire9 жыл бұрын
bwahahaha cientists? you mean scientists?
@LucidDream10 жыл бұрын
I knew I wasn't the only one brainstorming ideas that were brought to me by this game. It's given me some ideas for inventions.
@selfworm8 жыл бұрын
Dr. Michio Kaku is so cool for agreeing to do this!
@Marqan10 жыл бұрын
For a video discussing science this one is very inaccurate to say the least. ME is full of unrealistic stuff. However they are talking about the CONCEPT. A biotic barrier (that actually differs from personal shielding) is unrealistic. Same goes for the extended forcefield that your biotic uses during the infiltration of the Collector base. However the concept of a personal shielding that works like the barrier and the concept of a mobile force-field are feasible. FTL is considered completely valid, FTL with eezo however, not likely.
@vincentvangoghfucyoself391810 жыл бұрын
Hence why it is called science FICTION. All of that relied upon a magical element that, while interesting, was pulled from the ass dimension.
@warren010h10 жыл бұрын
Alistair Von Zanzibar I'm with you on that.
@Marqan10 жыл бұрын
The Mass Effect universe is awesome, no doubt about that. I was only talking about this video.
@Xhyllos110 жыл бұрын
Marqan I would say these technologies are unfeasible today, but who is to say they are unrealistic in the future? Compared to that kind of technology, like traveling across the galaxy pretty much instantly, we are like cavemen thinking about the internet. Yet the internet happened. I would even say that we are closer to that technology than cavemen are to the internet. Cavemen actually did not think about the internet. We, on the other hand, are already thinking about travelling to other stars, and some people are working on it. So no, I would not make the bold statement to say it is unrealistic. I just want to point out also that biotics in Mass Effect is not a kind of magic. It's simply a source of energy within organics which is amplified by a tech they call "amps". I don't remember all the codex texts, but I think it says a surgery is necessary to implant the amplifiers in the body for a biotic to tap that energy in a useful way. Such energy could exist. We might not have found it yet.
@serenity856110 жыл бұрын
Agreed wholeheartedly. The way that Daniel describes each individual concept is very off from the way the game puts it. Biotics isnt telekinesis, dark matter isn't eezo, etc. Its kind of a bummer that they would make those comparisons.
@Beyonder19877 жыл бұрын
What about Jebus. He died for the sins of the universe.
@TheClark50111 жыл бұрын
No Problem. This video was no where to be found. And I know some Mass Effect fans even me wanted to know the science behind this awesome universe of Mass Effect. So I had to upload it so people like your self can enjoy Watching Dr. Michio Kaku talk about the science behind Mass Effect and it's awesomeness :)
@yawningpheonix Жыл бұрын
"Please talk about the science in this video game." "Well, I'll talk about science."
@dailypve10 жыл бұрын
I'm sorry but when he said "invisible soldiers, invisible tanks" I really wanted for him to stop talking. As if there isn't enough pain and suffering, we really need that stuff, army funding invisibility research being "not stupid". War is the most stupid shit ever.
@FalconWindblader10 жыл бұрын
"Not stupid" as in tactical sense. everyone knows war is stupid, & yet everyone knows war also can be profitable... & some jerks prefer to make money outta screwing people's lives up...
@TheClark50110 жыл бұрын
WAR, WAR NEVER CHANGES. But seriously War will never go away even if we want it too. Adding more tech like invisible soldiers is not gonna make any difference to wars of today. War will always be about the same thing. I hate wars as much as the next person but somethings just can't be stopped. These technologies may be used for war but it can also be used to save many lives.
@yqisq69667 жыл бұрын
I can tell the doc didn't play the game at all.
@Shvabicu3 жыл бұрын
Just as the interviewer
@davidhabda97973 жыл бұрын
"so mass effect is in the not so far future " the first game begins with the opening title in the year 2186
@EpicMusicScore10 жыл бұрын
"...the machine is 17 miles in circumference. We're going to slam protons at energies not seen since the instant of genesis itself..." UHHH...NBD
@hellenicprince412210 жыл бұрын
I really hate all of the speculations in relation to a video game. I love Mass Effect, but it's kind of ridiculous to relate something abstract to real physics. Maybe I'm crazy, it just seems far-fetched.
@zees166910 жыл бұрын
"ridiculous to relate something abstract to real physics"? luckily Einstein thinks very differently from you.
@Nostripe36110 жыл бұрын
I disagree. People questioning if stuff can be done like in that game/movie/comic book is very important. Many great scientist and engineers were inspired by star trek or similar shows to get into their fields or studying ideas. One guy was inspired by Star Trek and has already begun to work on the mathematics for a warp field. I also enjoy these.
@blacktigerpaw110 жыл бұрын
win bunt Yeah, but Einstein's not you and didn't think like you. He'd actually disagree with this. Plus modern physics seeks a unified theory that answers everything, and now we have stuff such as overcomplicated theories and multiverse ideas. Saying that Mass Effect is scientific is like calling BioShock Infinite scientific. It's fiction.
@blacktigerpaw110 жыл бұрын
Nostripe361 You're forgetting Space Odyssey and other films that came before Star Trek. Star Trek isn't hard sci-fi, either. Physics and other laws are bent for the sake of fiction. And please name this random "guy" that's working on an unknown warp field. Unless the mathematics adds up. Warp field? Really? Do you even science? Don't confuse science with fiction.
@blacktigerpaw110 жыл бұрын
Nostripe361 Plus, from the Wikipedia article on "Warp Field": 'Subsequent calculations found that such a model would require negative mass, the existence of which has never been supported by any evidence, and prohibitive amounts of energy. However, it has recently been found that by changing the shape of the warp drive, much less negative mass and energy could be used, though the energy required is still many orders of magnitude greater than anything currently possible by human beings. NASA scientists have begun preliminary research on such technology.' So unless there's evidence, it can't and won't exist.
@fbendz10 жыл бұрын
If trans galactic space travel was a feasible possibility, we would have been visited by other civilizations long time ago. There are lots of stars that are some millions years older than ours, so they had pretty long time to develop the technology. (I'm not including older stars than that, because I assume they are too different from our sun to evolve life. If not, the chance that aliens would have visited us increases several-fold.) It's just my opinion though, there is really no need to go spreading around.
@Fat_Panda_Gamer10 жыл бұрын
Why would aliens want to make direct contact? Just by watching even 1% of human history, aliens should get a pretty good idea that humans are a vile, dissident race of primates that would rather destroy than learn.
@fbendz10 жыл бұрын
Kyle Vanderhoof Either they are like us, which means that there is at least a percentage of the population that is genuinely interested in other peoples and cultures, and who are curious about the world around them; or they are not like us which means they could chose to visit or not visit us on grounds that are incomprehensible to us. In the first case, there would be at least some people who go to other cultures to learn (like our anthropologists), to rule (like our colonialists), to help or spread their religion (like our missionaries), etc, etc. I'm quite sure that *we* would make contact with extraterrestrial civilizations if we encountered them. In the latter case, there should be a normal distribution, witch means that approximately 50% of those civilizations would choose to visit us. But then again, there exists the possibility that our planet is the only one out there with life at all.
@Fat_Panda_Gamer10 жыл бұрын
Fredrik Bendz Maybe the only planet with life on this arm of the galaxy, but not in the entire thing. There's life out there, we just haven't discovered each other.
@fbendz10 жыл бұрын
Yes, and that we haven't discovered each other is exactly the ting I find strange IF intergalactic space travel is possible. That raises some questions.
@LuckyLegionN710 жыл бұрын
yes but would they actually come down and introduce themselves to use since we are not a class 2 civilisation like the protheans did with humanity in mass effect because we are too young and they didn't want to interfere with our development as a species
@randomrealistictone223110 жыл бұрын
Mass Effect and Dr.Michio Kaku This is awesome!
@ritakus98712 жыл бұрын
Every area of space is accounted for, it is not empty, it's full of undiscovered substance.
@Phlowerchyld10 жыл бұрын
Michio's crazy theories don't bother me. What bothers me is that he pretends like they're fact, when there's very little evidence for it. "High school text books say the universe is made out of atoms. Wrong." I know you're into string theory, but it's still called string "theory" for a reason. Not because it's wrong, but because it hasn't been proven yet. And what's with all this bullshit about being able to tell exactly how much of the universe is composed of a material we haven't even proven exists yet. He said himself they've never been able to detect dark matter. Also, humans making up 0.03% of the known universe. That number seems to high for just our planet. WTF is this shit? The idea of using telekinesis by controlling technology to do it for us with our minds seems pretty cool though, as well as plausible.
@Calyptico10 жыл бұрын
You don't know what a scientific theory is(it's not "just a theory"), how the scientific method works, or that Kaku isn't even near top in his field of science(although probably the most charismatic person in theoretical physics). That's your problem. Btw, string theory isn't a scientific theory. You're going to need to study up on that scientific method to get that one.
@Phlowerchyld10 жыл бұрын
***** Don't worry, I realize there are much more legitimate scientists out there.
@mouseinmyhelmet10 жыл бұрын
Dark matter and dark energy are not theories, those exist and have been proven to exist. String theory has very little to do with those things and he is only speculating that string theory could provide an explanation for their existence. It is true that string theory has very little evidence compared to other theories, but still keep in mind that a theory is not the same thing as a guess. A scientific theory is a model for how something works and the reason it is called a theory is usually because it requires certain assumptions to be made or it can't be applied to everything, but that doesn't mean it isn't true or it hasn't been proven. Gravity is a theory. Relativity is a theory, and yet we wouldn't have cell phones or GPS if relativity wasn't known to be true because our satellites are calibrated according to Einsteins equations. What he said about the universe being mostly composed of dark matter and dark energy is a proven fact, something that has been observed directly by gravitational lensing and the rotation of galaxies. Dark energy has been observed by the redshift of very distant objects. It sounds to me that you just don't know enough about what either of those things actually and are just assuming its space magic invented through someones theory. They are not, they are real things. It is true however that Kaku talks too much about his theory as if it is undoubtedly true. String theory does not have a lot of evidence and as beautiful as it is to have a "theory of everything" I am just not convinced that it is true.
@Phlowerchyld10 жыл бұрын
mouseinmyhelmet I understand that a theory is not a guess. I understand that a lot of these theories have good information backing them. I understand that scientists are not idiots. I'm not doubting the existence of dark matter so much as I am doubting the scientists ability to tell exactly what percentage of the universe is composed of dark matter at this point. A lot of scientific theories are true on some level, but they haven't worked out everything yet. For Example: While evolution is proven to be real, perceptions on how humans evolved has changed a lot over the last few decades and will continue to change. They'll nail it eventually, but scientific theories generally take a few centuries to get their shit sorted out. So I'm saying I don't like him pretending that relatively recent information is proven fact. Hell, our current theories on gravity, relativity and quantum physics aren't working together right now. Which means that something is wrong about one of them and it is the reason scientists are looking for a theory to everything in the first place. I imagine that views on exactly how dark matter works and how much there is and how it came to be etc. will change a lot over the coming decades. So it seems to me that Michio's assumption to be able to tell the exact percentage of dark matter in the universe is a bit far fetched. Especially when he turns around and says that humans make up 0.03% of the known universe. That would mean humans alone have 1/766.66 of the mass of all of the known stars and planets (assuming the stars and planets make up 23% of the known universe like he said). 23/0.03 = 766.6666666666666666 cont. I'm not sure if we make up that much of Earths mass alone, not to mention every other star and planet in the known universe. If we're even talking about mass. He might have been referring to the amount of space humans take up, or perhaps both, he was quite vague. Either way the number he gave sounds ludicrous at best.
@SargeRho10 жыл бұрын
Atoms are a theory too, you know?
@crowneproductions99089 жыл бұрын
Dr. Kaku is such a pseudo-scientist. This is hilarious in that it's ridiculous. Why is a work of art built from the imaginations of it's creators the focus of a "fact vs fiction" analysis??!! What is the point of this? Oh right...some douchey overrated film director named Chris Nolan taught a generation (via a film about a man who dresses as a bat and fights crime in extraordinary ways...sounds really plausible..) that somehow 'realism' equals great artwork...**sighs** Mass Effect 2 is not suppose to be 'realistic' kiddos. It's pure imagination and that's what makes it wonderful (like most great artwork). Suspension of disbelief is your friend when seeking out the joys of the what the human mind can conjure up. Forget Dr. Kaku's pseudo-science and quite buying into Chris Nolan's blind adherence to 'realism'. Have fun!
@Bucka909 жыл бұрын
If you're basing everything Nolan purely on Batman that's a shame. This was just a Promo, more advertising. I think most people would concur that everything you've just mentioned is primarily fiction. But at the same time, we can still instill some amazement with these pseudo-facts and keep people dreaming. Afterall, scientists are dreamers who have the means and funding to pursue them.
@chiaosun35059 жыл бұрын
Bucka90 You guys are both right. Now cease fire. What's in the game stays in the game.
@tomfahey28239 жыл бұрын
I suppose Kaku's degrees from Harvard (summa cum laude, top of his physics class) and Berkeley, 70 published papers, professorships, and textbooks are all pseudo-achievements as well? Yes, his particularly style of science promotion is cheesy, and gauche, but calling him a pseudo-scientist is not only a gross and ignorant injustice but also totally wrong, He's contributed more to science than you would ever be able to in a hundred lifetimes and should be revered as not only a world-leading scientist, but also someone that understands the need to promote science and make it accessible to people without formal scientific training, like yourself, hence the major "dumbing down". Also, Christoper Nolan is a fantastic director, popular with critics and the public alike, and another figure who understands the need to promote science, even without having come from a scientific background. As you obviously haven't got the message, his films exist in the SCIENCE fiction genre, and obviously require a degree of scientific plausibility, in order to suspend disbelief. To be honest, you just sound like a whiney tw*t who saw one of Christoper Nolan's films, didn't get it, so went "Waaaah!", before spitting out your pacifier and throwing your milk bottle at the tv.
@antontonable9 жыл бұрын
Tom Fahey Well said my friend. Let's put Mass Effect aside: Michio Kaku deserves all of our respect.
@catramax9 жыл бұрын
You can equally approach Nolans movies as fiction. I certainly didn't attempt to make any scientific conclusions from Inception
@Uroshius8 жыл бұрын
"We now KNOW that 70% of the Universe is made of dark energy..." Ladies and gentlemen, Michio Kaku, a scientist.
@scofield11546 жыл бұрын
This guy is very optimistic about future technologies but other than that, he's pretty cool.
@MonsterTomten10 жыл бұрын
I love how he actually can make references to different sci-fi stories such as dune and star wars.
@TiiaHallibel10 жыл бұрын
Everything is possible, even the theories ME holds. We just haven't evolved that much to understand how to do it. I find Mister Kaku an interesting person. He has somewhat different looks at the things he speaks about. And, while reading the comments, well, people... I doubt every second of us has a degree in, however this might be called, I'll say physics. Nice video though :)
@Ezra9102010 жыл бұрын
Love listening to Dr. Kaku. He's so smart!
@Melhendring10 жыл бұрын
His talk of wormholes with negative energy like the Mass Relays got me as hard as a stone.
@Anglethful7 жыл бұрын
It's encouraging to see that most of these depicted in the games are but a modest reach away from today. I wish we could focus on such researches rather than destroying our planet for gains.
@catierambles8 жыл бұрын
He spent a lot of time not answering the questions that were being asked, but rather giving science lectures and avoiding the actual question
@Vicvines9 жыл бұрын
My favorite scientist talking about my favorite game.
@twinblade0210 жыл бұрын
Michio Kaku gets it. Intelligent and simply awesome.
@KvaGram10 жыл бұрын
Alright... Not sure if we can wait much longer. How long until we can send some archaeologists to Mars, and some miners to the moons of Pluto?
@jamieventress110010 жыл бұрын
Well people are going to be living on mars in the ne'er future so I don't see why archeologists can't go. As for Pluto that'd be significantly longer. Mass effect are probably right with their estimate.
@512TheWolf5129 жыл бұрын
It'll happen when humans will evaporate inner sins like greed and stop burning dead plants to develop sth that will lead to type 3 civilisation. Not nearer than that.
@BonkersdanFTW10 жыл бұрын
I'd like to follow Michio Kaku around for a day and just ask him questions about everything I've ever wondered.
@TheTrooper42410 жыл бұрын
There is no other scientist I have more respect for than this man.
@TheCodexBoss10 жыл бұрын
That's how you get kids into science!
@businesscatlimbo10 жыл бұрын
What I wanna know is how something like the citadel would exist. A super-advanced weapon capable of doing all these great and powerful things across an entire galaxy.
@snarkysmile4 жыл бұрын
this is incredible. what an intelligent, articulate guy.
@Felipe030007 жыл бұрын
This guy is badass and the game is badass too. Amazing vid.
@dyanpanda782910 жыл бұрын
I might be a loner here, but I'm kind of sad the interviewer didn't discuss the actual science fiction of the game, discussing how everything was based on element 0 and the mass effect. The idea that passing a current through such a material would increase or decrease the local mass of the object.
@xFlared11 жыл бұрын
I just learned more in 8 minutes that I ever did as a youngster in my schools.
@FenderJunkie10010 жыл бұрын
Michio Kaku is I believe the biggest and coolest geek alive today!
@fyrfly876810 жыл бұрын
the concept of the QEC from ME is actually quite logical in its design
@vinshepard89511 жыл бұрын
The idea of biotics in modern context interests me. Using superconductors to control an object is indeed the closest we have to biotics.
@Csp49911 жыл бұрын
I have a lot of respect for Michio Kaku for presenting complex concepts in a simple manner, thus making him an effective popularizer of science. And while I'm glad to see someone who's so positive and optimistic about the future, I think he might be a little bit too much so, and he seems awfully confident about String Theory even though there's little upholding it at this point.
@ImBatman-dk8eh8 жыл бұрын
i love how much he loves science fiction and science in general
@Alexiouz11 жыл бұрын
Michio Kaku makes insanely complicated stuff easier to understand!
@Oshaoxin10 жыл бұрын
You know when I say exactly everything he said, people will ridicule me and say I play too many videogames (which is undoubtly true), but this guy is famous for assessing science fiction and theorizing it into 'perhaps' science fact or a more realistic alternative. I'm jealous, Michio Kaku has the coolest job in the world.
@rs86110 жыл бұрын
"Invisible soldiers, invisible military airplanes" - That is fucking scary.
@atk998910 жыл бұрын
scariest thing ever... invisible nuke
@alanlowrance399810 жыл бұрын
Even in the ME universe though, Humans couldn't roam the galaxy or had many outposts until we discovered the Mass Relay in our solar system and was able to create an engine to react with it. It jumpstarted our technology and we quickly were on par with the other races.
@prophet872411 жыл бұрын
It doesn't matter how miniscule the mass of an object is, it still takes an infinite amount of energy to accelerate any amount of mass to light speed.
@PyxelLab11 жыл бұрын
he explained how we can accomplish that without the mass effect given that we haven't found any element zero around
@wilburforce80467 жыл бұрын
Maurader sheilds approves
@Eleriol8410 жыл бұрын
Michios approch to spreading science to people is great and really complements for examples Neils way to spread science really well.
@traxler57309 жыл бұрын
Dr. Michio Kaku really makes you believe !!
@ThomasWinders10 жыл бұрын
Now Michio Kaku is framed: he'll take Mordin's part in the next ME chapter!!!