No, it's the Futurama of Transport😂

Well hyperloop was planned but it failed for a good reason because conventional trains/bullet trains are already good and hyperloop dont make sense

Lady liberty holding a tube reminds me of that train accident in rotterdam a few years back, where the train was held up by a whale fin statue.

The tubs all have rings, maby you they the same way the hover technology works only in reverse.

More like it's what tech bros want to convince you is the future, so you don't invest in the actual 'future', which is trains

Satisfactory's Hypertubes were probably inspired by the Futurama tube networks.

Maybe those gold colored rings around the tube have some advanced technology in them that can exert precise control over passengers, keeping them from hitting the walls or directing them properly through forks in the tube. Maybe there's no air pressure involved at all but some kind of magnetism or something

saw such a system in a steel factory. get the samples from the blast furnace into the laboratory within 2 minutes? pneumatic tube is your friend.

I believe the rings inside the tube are designed to generate a cyclonic airflow, creating a high-pressure zone that prevents people from coming into contact with the walls. These rings likely contain controllable nozzles. It would be interesting for someone with expertise in CFD to verify if this concept is feasible."

Could the rings have any theoretical impact? like countless mini tubes with the likes of something like a force field or similar technology providing various micro calibrations at a mass scale? I mean alot of similar tech such as the mentioned floatation devices utilize rings like what is found all along the tube as seeming some kind of support but what if they are FAR more important than that?

nah.. the golden rings at regular intervals are matter accelerators. there's no suction. also explains how they just hover there.. they are repulsors. the glass is just there so people don't get hit by birds and stuff. you stand in the tube, announce your destination and your pulled towards the first ring..then he next and so on. until you reach your destination.

Perhaps the tube transit system in futurama is fabricated with nuclear pasta as a “scaffold” in attempt to mitigate structural integrity issues.

Actually pneumazic tube systems have made a comeback recently. digitalisation has relyy gotten down the operatin costs and since the messages are nye impossible to intercept the've become popular in sensitive settingms.

american urban planners will literally do anything to avoid inconveniencing drivers

This is awesome. I’d love one for Cyberpunk 2077’s NCART, or “Night City Area Rapid Transit” monorail tram system. (Yes, you can ride it.)

I got genuine claustrophobia when I think about the scene where they’re talking about overcrowded tubes and people are literally stuck pressed up against the glass…😳😱🤯😰😵

It's not a conspiracy theory if it's just a theory based upon evidence. Technically speaking, a conspiracy theory would require Melon Mustard to work with someone else & we know his ego is too big for that.

Passengers per hour vs cost of operation and maintenance. Non starter.

I remember going to drum & bass gigs here in Iceland in the early/mid 2000’s, where sometimes you could feel the floor swaying (quite a lot actually) when everyone in the club was jumping in sync 😆

ACTUALLY HOME DEPOT still has some Right at registrars..

You mean trains and the subway? That's essentially what this tube transport is. Lol. As you say

>Futurama fan >public transport nerd =perfect video for me

it could utilize electromagnets to move people instead of pressure differential. would make changing direction easier as well.

Good Utoob vid

This is the future! They're not using air pressure but some other kind of technology we can't even phantom right now :)

I enjoyed the video, but in all seriousness isn't this technology just part of their overall satire of retro futurism?

Fun fact: aperture science also uses tubes as a way to move stuff around the massive facility

given that futurama has working antigrav tech to the point that wheeled cars were unheard of, its likely the travel tubes uses antigrav tech to replicate those pressure differentials you were talking about, those golden rings could be the gravitic manipulators pulling the passenger to the destination while automatically turning them for turns my manipulating the gravity within the tube

I wasn't up to date with Elon Musk's particular conception of it, but wasn't the whole idea of a hyperloop just to make Maglev but inside vacuum (or close to vacuum) tubes? In theory, a Maglev in a vacuum tube is the perfect mode of transportation, frictionless and without air resistance, it can accelerate and cruise at ridiculous speeds safely and smoothly.

My theory on the tube system it's much like Elon musk's hyperloop where enough of it is built to be in the public eye but not enough to make effective Transit and the real use is for the ultra Rich to use a Private tubes but there's some tubes open to the public to get money from the government to subsidize the wealth people's tubes

This is a setting that casually has antigravity pills you can take to ignore the effects of a gravitational field on planets with high gravity. My suspicion is that there's no pressurization involved at all.

I enjoyed this. I hope to see more of your content in my feed soon!

For the algorythm

I always thought that these work like pyramids upside down that were carved out like the german castles. Think about it, pyramids have an ingenious design that allows them to be infinitely scalable since the load on the material doesn't change with size as with each new layer there's more supporting material. And since it is hinted that earth benders were involved, and it's shown that the power of bending allows to construct megastructures* is entirely plausible in this universe. In our universe, the biggest challenge would be finding a suitable piece of terrain that can be used. Besides, it's already shown that at least parts of the structure have been carved out of the rock formation, and since earthbending is the most efficient tool for that, it might be that the same earthbenders who have carved the statues carved the "cores" of temples. If you want to make the nerd-meter explode, you can calculate the power of combustion man's explosions to calculate the actual strength of the structures. * e.g. (previous avatar creating an island, and the great wall)

6:19 [WRONG ANSWER BUZZER] human walking is controlled falling. Animal walking isn't. That's why we are so much more efficient at walking than other animals. That's a part of what makes us persistence predators. Our efficiency lets us just do. not. stop.

I'm surprised you didn't also at least mention the pipe system as depicted in the animated Mario Bros Movie, except maybe copyright evasion. Basically the same premise.

9 hours ago

certified tubular video

Very excited for this video!

This is great. KZfaq just suggested this video to me, never seen your channel before -- this is great, and I have a sneaking suspicion your channel is gonna do a lot of growing in the near future

This channel is knocking it out of the park recently! Seriously deserve way more subs

I don't think they use air pressure differentials. The people who go through the tube are clearly pushed through the air inside; their hair gets all wavy like in a brisk breeze If I had to guess, I'd say they use spacetime compression differentials, aka artificial gravity. That would also make the gaps all over the system possible Also, on a different note, Musk has just straight up admitted the Hyperloop was some nonsense he made up to halt the high-speed rail project. It's not a conspiracy theory, he just straight up did that

maybe like a favorite movie list & why or something like that

u should talk more about your interests. i think that’d be a good vid

The effect of the reduces atmospheric density at higher altitudes gets balanced for the expansion by a higher expansion of the balloons due to lower external pressure (assuming the balloons don't pop)

Interesting angle on this old game haha.

Not much of a civil engineer, more a mechanical engineer, but I really did not expect a youtube video actually be this accurate to real engineering, the correct symbols of the technical mechanics (I'm a german, no idea what the correct english term is) part of your video really surprised me😂

what's updog

Now I have a question, how built it and what inspired them to do it?🤔

I really love when real world science and fiction cross. How about Unicron from the only Transformers movie, that was ever made (the 1986 animated one)?