Waching a Carbon Nanotube Growing

[Fluvance]

Looks like an Asian stuck his penis under the microscope again -_-

[fishfrizbee]

Where did you get this video its Fake right?

[AndyAngelZ]

i thought carbon was nonliving?? HOLY SHIT

[LiewDarWin]

@AndyAngelZ They move due to forces of attractions of their valence electrons I presume

[Itsbestbro]

Grows like a forest 

[hobbitsarecool]

Awesome, what type of nano particle was used?

[Serostern]

@hobbitsarecool .... Carbon?

[hobbitsarecool]

@Serostern

You need a catalytic surface and those are generally not made out of carbon.

[enigmamandy]

@mfromcanada1 been thinking that

[adcenterbaka]

spermatazoid of some sort

[PhillipBoldt91119]

Go to NASA home page look under technology then scroll down you will fined it. Under [nanotube]

[sillygerman]

just a quick question... what exactly is the nanotube? is it the little black spot that is moving around or the trail that is leaves behind?

[nolanatora]

It is basically a super small tube made of just carbon that is super strong. Even though they are super skinny like a few nanometers thick they can be super long for their size like up to a few centimeters. If they were processed into some sort of material they would also be the strongest substance on earth and much harder than diamond.

[JacobH420]

@sillygerman the trail. 

[timepass99]

Thank you for your nice video. I request you to provide the link if it has been published in journal.

[NickBlackDIN]

any way to grow them straight?

or re-shape them? (for construction of nano bots >.>...)

[123BR321]

Whoa.