"Scientists find a way to make ships truly unsinkable" The Iceberg: How many times do we have to tell you old man?!

Man interviewing the unsinkable ship:“not even God could sink this ship.” God: “ last time you said that it didn’t go very well.”

People: this ship will be unsinkable Nature: do I have to teach you another lesson??

Directional hydrophobic metal is already useful in ships to reduce friction through water. Personally, I'd coat the inside of my coffee mug so I can truly have a cup that is "good to the last drop".

Riddle in 2112 : Scientists find a way to make ships Ultra truly unsinkable

Everybody gonsta until an asteroid hits the new titanic -edit Thx for likes all of you are gonsta😆😆

i dont even want an unsinkable ship, just give me the frying pan!

*_Scientists Find A Way To Make Ships Truly Unsinkable_* Icebergs of the world: *Challenge accepted*

Ridddle can explain complex stuff so simply with this interesting voice. I learn 1000 times more from you than school. What's even more is you never clickbait, but summarize the video properly in the title (like this video). Great job, I'm your biggest fan and waiting till this channel reaches 30 million subs :-)

Scientist and engineers: "We've invented a method to build an unsinkable ship." M*rons: "Let's go against any single safety measure to find a way to still sink it!"

Imagine a plane made of this metal forced to make a crash landing at sea. It could become a lifeboat.

Moments of silence for the Gentleman and Ladies who lost their lives on the Titanic 😞😞😢😢

Iceberg: how many times do I have to teach you this lesson tinny boat? >:o

Ships now are just floating Clothing Irons based off the Thumbnail.

All the dislikes are from the angry icebergs cursing at ridddle for telling people this Icebergs: >:

"the ship that even god cannot sink" God : ... *looks down the iceberg* Iceberg : *looking up . looks forward . starts playing 300 fever dream*

"Scientists found a way to make ships unsinkable" An object going at the speed of light: *allow me to introduce myself*

humans: "our ships trully unsinkable now" the nature: *create vacuum spot on the ship location

We remember what happened the last time we called a ship unsinkable right

Fun fact someone said that God couldn't sink the Titanic. I'm never getting on a ship that anyone says that

Now only if we can find a way to protect our electronics completely from the sun's electromagnetic waves whenever a solar flare happens

Titanic in the bottom of the ocean: couldn't have done that earlier?

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This is an amazing advance in technology! I liked the part of saving water washing toilets, expandable to so many for sure.

Riddle: Scientists find a way to make ships truly unsinkable Reality: Scientists find a way to make a small piece of metal unsinkable but it is so time, energy and financially expensive to produce that it will likely never be available commercially and certainly not in ship sized quantities.

Utilizing water’s surface tension to force metal to essentially hold air to itself, this is brilliant work

Every single wave in Atlantic: "Hold my beer"

I’m in school in geography rn I wanted to get to be one of the first ones to watch this ahhaha lol

The first thought I had is if there is a possibility of having the bottom of the ship designed where the water is designed to flow in one direction and would that help propel the ship making it much more fuel efficient. Of course going backwards or sideways would be less efficient but given the ships travel forward probably 99+% of the time I'm guessing that would be a fine trade off. Would it be possible to use the laser to groove the metal on the bottom of the ship to repel water towards the back of the ship in a way that may move the ship or give it mush less surface tension where the traditional power house needed much less force to move the ship?... This stuff is pretty cool. Sounds like a game changer. Although I'm still waiting for all the different graphene products. Would like to see these great discoveries move a lot faster!

that's actually impressive

Man: "This ship is unsinkable!" Nature: "Fine, I'll do it myself."

This man just revolutionized technology with that medal building process

imagine having a war with ships they cant even sink

Since atmospheric air is also a fluid, what if you trap in the metal a gas that is actually less dense than air, like helium? It would be insane if it had some noticeable effect, like reducing a little bit the weight of the plate or something like this. Or maybe I'm just tripping, idk

I have never seen a Ridddle video and been disappointed

So what you're telling me is that if I got metal boots and shot it with this laser could I walk on water?

No ship would survive a direct nuclear strike.

I love Riddles voice he makes me appreciate science and that's saying a lot cause I don't usually like science

how to teleport close your eyes and move 5 steps forward and 10 steps to your left open your eyes you will realise that you are at a new place

This will do so much for fuel efficiency in both ships at sea and airplanes. I bet the metal is also additionally stronger structurally while being lighter overall.

Everytime the declare a ship unsinkable it sinks almost immediately

Even if this process can be scaled up enough to build a ship, the buoyancy we see in the small discs probably wouldn't apply. I'm pretty sure the weight and mass of a much larger piece of metal would overcome the tendency to float

Titanic was never supposed to be unsinkable, nobody ever questions how much money went into the treasury after the 'accident'

That was pretty trippy, riddle. Keep it coming Well since boats are shaped the way they are to prevent sinking.. im guessing this would change just about everything about the familiar look of ships.

Me thinking that these boats where a Tesla collab that would be 🔥

Where can I buy this product ?

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Somewhere in a distant galaxy..... Alien scientists: We have created a meteorite resistant spaceship.

2 minutes in and my vocabulary has multiplied by 3

Marvelous!!! man... The concept of unsinkable metal, without any coating just blew my mind!!!!! Awesome!!!

“Scientists Find A Way To Make Ships Truly Unsinkable“ *2 years later* Boat: *sinks*

This can also increase the speed of boats since friction will be reduced by air between the hull and the water.

Titanic was also called unsinkable Titanic be like: oh hell no

When I first heard the term Hydrophobic Metals I imagined a Saucepan running away from the Kichen Sink while screaming 🤣🤣

I wonder when Titanic II will be completed.

I truly believe that the ship made of those unsinkable iron will prevail against iceberg since satellite and radar technology is so advanced that no ship would've even get close to iceberg ever again, it will automatically shift course to avoid crushing to an icebergs, love you riddle

Poor titanic, should’ve never said “nothing can sink it, not even god” that was your biggest mistake🤷‍♂️

Patterns could be etched into metal to reduce drag on ship hulls & airplanes. Trapped air would be a passive way to effectively reduce fuel & drag on both by trapping the air at the surface. This would allow water or air to “slip” over the surface, thus reducing fuel & drag.

Riddle : finally unsinkable ship Le me : welcome new version of jack & rose

No ship is unsinkable but I can tell you if built properly they will stay afloat for a long time even with massive damage, minus breaking the Keel. First US Navy ship I served on, Decommissioned in 1998, expended as a target. They bombed it for 16 hours. It took 4 more hours to sink. We closed all water tight hatches and doors as part of Decommissioning process.

Walk on water lol now that we have that material let’s make the “Holy Bible 11’s”

The Titanic was unsinkable, it caught fire the week before the voyage. They painted it over and turned a ship around at the dock before it set off not to cause concern. The iceberg hit the exact spot where the ship was damaged by fire. If they didn't rush the voyage, and took time to repair it, the ship wouldn't have sunk ever after hitting that iceberg.

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Nice, I am glad that scientist have found ways to make ships unsinkable. That is a relief

This is gonna show up in everyone’s recommended like 6 years from now, and this video will have 15 million views because of it

as guitarist I would appreciate this treatment on guitar strings

LoL. I can just hear every single military naval officer in the world going.... Challenge Accepted.

unsinkable metal is going to seriously mess with aqua man if he ever just wants to destroy humanity

Ice berg:u DARe CHALLENGE ME?!

People are gonna start building houses outta these metals. A floods gonna happen and a house is gonna just start floating away out into the ocean. What a sight to see

Dude i think if this is brought out commercially that our whole world will change more over 5 years then it did over a whole century

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Everyone's gangsta until a meteor crashes down and sinks it

She's still my best ship. Respect for legendary craft

Ocean: aight time to teach these monkes that unsinkable *still* doesn’t *really* mean unsinkable

That unsinkable metal would finally have space for 2 people at once!

Imagine your comfortably in your cabin sealed laser treated 20 foot unsinkable Grady white … when in the distance emerges a unexpected and terrifying 150 foot rogue wave - only this time, rather then panic and be filled with fear , all you do is confidently hatch down and seal the water proof cabin - and then BOOOOM - a 150foot rogue wave with millions of pounds of pressure pushes you and your gradywhite hundreds of feet underwater -- just to have your boat and you go from submarine to shooting up to the surface like trying to hold a beach ball underwater -- truly amazing would a unsinkable boat be Truly the future and truly remarkable - It seems we need to invent a way to mainstream these lasers so that production costs would be more affordable The applications are endless

Titanic was called the Olympic, the designer and owner refused to get on at last minute before departure etc

"Scientists find a way to make ships truly unsinkable" *yea by melting all the icebergs*

Walking on water would be possible with this tech. We’d be pissing Poseidon like Zeus in Percy Jackson.

Do a video about if humans were more active at night rather than during the day! Like if we’re nocturnal. Interested in what kind of data you can find.

New Titanic: Truly Unsinkable Tsunami: Allow me to introduce myself

Really fascinating metal and all. But that won't keep a ship from sinking. Keep in mind that wood floats up too, but wooden ships still sink. Also in ships you have to have the center of mass low, so the ship don't tilt too much or capsize, meaning you need to put wight at the bottom to raise its water line. Even with this new material if you fill the ship with water, it still can sink, because the surface area of the metal is far out done by the mass the water takes up with the open space.

Thank you for sharing this incredible technology. Mind blowing! Islands for living can be created and even Venice might be salvage with this technology; house waterproofing, lifesavers, and what not. Methinks! ♻️

Great stuff, I haven't anything this good in a while. Thanks

2021 iceberg: "Hold my laser beam"

It should have been found before making the movie POSEIDON. That's some sort of magic. Goodluck to the scientists. 🙏🙏🙏

8:53 Well... you've just give an idea to nature how to sink the next Titanic

Cool, now we can finally make an unsinkable cereal spoon

All ships feel like the BOSS until a little iceberg comes floating along ....

Ships Are Now Truly Unsinkable 100 years in the future: *Okay NOW Ships Are Truly Unsinkable*

At one point, we'll go from Ship to Spaceships. That's when the *real* fun begins!

Great for rooftop shingles. I wonder how it reacts with snow and ice.

the titanic sank because they used substandard steel in its construction that was half the strength it should have been, bulkhead doors that would have prevented further flooding blew out and allowed the water to progress throughout the ship, it wasn't a fault in the design, it was a fault in the materials and construction.

Genuinely amazing. This will revolutionize metals!

Same as wood, it also cannot sink, but still, some wooden ships did sink in fact, because of their heavy freight and ballast.

'Anything that floats can sink' - Albert Einstein

I wonder if they could change the electrical properties of a metal by doing this. Perhaps keeping it from being conductive. This would have some interesting applications.

Iceberg: Oh you tiny boat ⛵

I can imagine a military naval fleet getting swiss cheese during combat .. and still making it back to port ... Or a an airplane that will float once crashing into the sea