vantablack Posts

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Behold the Darkest Car on Earth: the Vantablack BMW

The new BMW X6 model launching in 2020 is pretty special, as it is completely covered in vantablack, the darkest material on the planet...

19:33

Thought Nature is Wild? See It Under a Microscope

You won't believe the things you could discover by looking at everyday items under a microscope.

2:42

New Technology: The Robots Are Coming...

Atlas is part of the latest generation of robots. Find out its incredible abilities by watching this video.

4:45

Have You Seen This Incredible New Age Material?

The Superhydrophobic coating is here - and it can make just about anything repel water - such as clothes, sandwiches, gadgets, paper, and a lot more.

4:19

The First Robot Ever Made Was Created 250 Years Ago...

This automaton is pure genius, especially when you consider it was built 250 years ago...

1:55

Meet Schaft, Winner of Darpa's Robotics Challenge!

Schaft: The most advanced rescue robot in the world!

4:36

Meet the Amazing New Light Bulb!

Imagine a light bulb that never burns out, is incredibly low on energy consumption (and so on your electrical bill) can change to ANY color you want, and can be controlled from your phone? This isn't the future we're talking about, it's right now. Me

27:48

Fascinating: How are CPU Chips Made?

This is a comprehensive look at both the fabrication process and the workings of a microchip plant that makes CPUs for computers.

2:52

New Robots: This Robot Uses Both Wheels AND Legs

This robot can get just about anywhere in little time because it uses both wheels and legs to get over most hurdles.

13:55

The Disappearing Computer: Revolution on a Personal Scale

What happens when we lose the physical large computer all together? This lecture explains what ahead for computers.

9:47

Behind the Scenes of the Human-Like Atlas Robot

In this video, we get a behind-the-scenes look at the development of the incredible Atlas robot.

9:11

Did You Know Bones Make Up 15% of Your Bodyweight?

A 9-minute video compilation stacked with facts you've never heard about nature and the human body.

8:12

The Transistor: The Invention that Changed EVERYTHING....

We use transistors every day, all day. But how much do you know about this incredibly important invention?

21:13

The Future is Made of Self Healing Concrete

Keep tabs on the most recent technological advancements we're likely to see in the near future.

14:15

Do You Have a Lost Twin Somewhere in the World?

Learn the deep mechanisms in our brains that work to identify and remember hundreds of faces you know.

5:03

Is It Possible to Power the Whole World with Just WIND?

IS it possible to create a world powered entirely by the wind? In this fascinating video, you will take a deep dive into the science of wind turbine technology...

19:19

This Technology Could Turn the Sahara Into a Green Forest

Scientists have figured out how to turn the Shahra Desert into green farmland, using a technique called terraforming. How is it possible? Find out here...

2:55

These Robots Dance Better Than I Do...

They probably dance better than most of us can!

17:06

E-Waste Is a Real Problem. What Can We Do About It?

About 6.9 million metric tons of e-waste was produced in the US alone in 2019, out of which only 15% was recycled. How can we solve the growing e-waste problem?

2:39

Science Lesson: Why is Space Black?

This video will explain why exactly space is the color it is - black.

4:40

Breathalyzers May Be More Important Than You Thought

This video does a great job in breaking down how in the future, breath analysis can be used to detect disease and prevent more invasive procedures.

3:45

What People in the 80s Thought 2020 Would Look Like...

Let's see how close predictions of the future were to the real thing now that we are living in that 'distant' future.

1:40

When Wild Dogs Meet a Robot Pup...

In this video, we see a robot pup sent to study a pack of wild dogs.

7:34

How Gravity Built the World's Fastest Jet Suit

This jet suit is amazing and brings to mind old movies of the future that suddenly we find ourselves living in. What incredible science!