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The boundaries of humanity
(12) | 17/05/2016 | Translate: When it comes to space exploration, how far can we really get; There is a possibility, even with the most advanced future technology that we see in the movies, to reach mankind beyond the solar system;
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The wandering The Swedish artist Erik Wernquist offers us a vision for the future expansion of humanity into the solar system, through this beautiful short film entitled "Wanderers". The digitally reproduced Wernquist different parts of the solar system, based on real images of NASA. It is narrated by Carl Sagan Astrophysical known as reads his own text.- Passing over the planet Jupiter The Juno is a NASA's unmanned spacecraft, for the exploration of Jupiter. The spacecraft was launched from Cape Canaveral, 5 August 2011, and entered into orbit around Jupiter on July 4, 2016. Recently, the spacecraft sent some spectacular images as it passed over the largest planet of our solar system.
- By nanotechnology and utopias Michio Kaku explains how the future, Nanotechnology may revolutionize the way in which our societies are structured. What will happen when we can have everything without effort, using the "Duplicators"; We believe that the lack of that exists on the planet is artificial, in order to take advantage of some, but this is another topic. The technology is progressing, even in this decadent system live, with tremendous pace. So, de facto, even not as humanity to change, technology puts us before a fait accompli continuously.
- Carl Sagan: The Pale Blue Dot The Pale Blue Dot is a photograph of the Earth taken from 1990's Voyager 1 spacecraft from a record distance, pointing vaguely our planet in the vastness of time. At the request of Carl Sagan the Voyager, as they leave our solar system, turned for a last time the cameras to Earth, pulling the photo, from which inspired the book of the TILOS.
- Baby vs. technology A parent tries a sophisticated baby dish, which he hopes his child will not be able to overturn.
- Anti-aircraft system for mosquitoes A short video of unknown origin, showing a laser mosquito detection and neutralization system. A radar that detects mosquitoes is unlikely to exist with today's technology, so it's probably a fake device.
- The Solar System if the Sun suddenly disappears Digital representation of gravitational forces, without the Sun's gravitational pull on the Solar System.
- Special effects before the age of computers Some of the special effects used in movies before the age of digital technology.
- The gravity of the planets in the BeamNG.drive game A car undergoes the gravity of the different planets of the solar system thanks to a simulation of the video game "BeamNG.drive".
- Replacing a light bulb with a drone A drone changes a light bulb in the living room of a house, reminiscent of the famous spaceship mooring scene in the film "Interstellar".
- What happens in a moment in space When we look up at night, the universe seems very quiet. But this view is just an illusion. In fact, millions of catastrophic events are happening at any given time in this distant world. This short film explains how much is happening at any given moment in our vast universe.
- Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone together in a comedy Brian Monarch used DeepFake technology, to bring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone together in Charlie Chaplin's Modern Times.
- A machine that reproduces the solar system British planetarium maker Staines & Sons has created a model of the solar system, which faithfully reproduces the movements of each planet and its satellites around the sun, through a number of mechanisms.
- The rotation speed of the planets in the solar system Researcher James O'Donoghue has made a video comparing the rotation speeds of the planets in our solar system.. Jupiter rotates 2,4 times faster than the Earth, while Venus and Uranus rotate in opposite direction.
- Speed of light: fast, but not so much James O'Donoghue, scientist in the space agency JAXA Japan, created this video to show us the speed of light compared to the distances in the Solar System. it's fast; Defaults, since there is nothing faster on an empty. But his speed seems to be not so high when seen at distances between planets and stars.
well done! more such videos plz