molecular differential gear

[sviat88]

weird...............

[mr1000rx]

The average UFO differential right there.

[blacklinen99]

inb4 the gears tunnel past each other and everything jams

[LTF85199]

wow

[drainocleanser]

this can be used for a molecular car to drive all around my blood cells DNA face !!

[Trikoupis]

How easy it to manufacture this structure?

[lifeisntthatsimple]

PARTICAL VIBRATOR

[tomview1]

Looks like it's made of vitamin pills!!!

[ClaironAurelio]

kkkkkkk que legal

[TriKri]

In what program is the simulation done?

[derman077]

IF IT DOESN'T SAY MICRO MACHINES, IT'S NOT THE REAL THING!

[dessanel]

UPER-EFFICIENT ENGIN

[contentlocked99]

hold on, gotta shoot up my molecular drivetrain. ahh now i feel like i could do more than i normally could.

[DARIO8417]

Atomic is an engine?

[greg5566]

So is the point that if we find one of these in our bodies, it means there was an intelligent designer?

[h0troddude]

Your fucking kidding me...

[calholli]

If I only knew the point??

[NearlyFriend]

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[Warndog9]

haha really neat. I likeit!

[strilight]

Time to build a tank to run in my veins and kill viruses.

[fdsman]

more likely to blow out cholesterol in arteries.

[strilight]

That works too. But hey, we can imagine.

[fdsman]

true.

[WinstonBroderick]

@strilight Ahahaha. That made me chuckle.

[ORCjosh]

@strilight Tanks don't use a differential, just a differant motor for each track

[strilight]

@ORCjosh Sure the early tanks (and rc vehicles with tracks) had tracks that moved on their own, with both going forward, one moving forwards and one moving backwards to turn, etc, but that made for some jerky action, so they added a differential. Imagine a Segway, when it turns without stopping, one wheel turns faster than the other, which the tank only does with treads. Now instead of two motors (engines), we can power the tank and make it turn with only one engine and a differential.

[MureyS]

What i saw it's how to build a gear from atomic parts :) i think .

[shadowdrgn0]

just one question... why??

[Srlancelot39]

@shadowdrgn0 microscopic machinery/tools

[nearadyn]

Just don't turn it too fast. Since there is no lubrication, excess heat and speed might cause the gears to mash together. If that happens, there will be a bright light and a mushroom cloud

[42xer]

ah, but these are molucles, not atoms.

[doldei]

so, they can put a small sedan running around in my veins .... how cool is that ?

[YTBYlover]

Lets call in Henry Ford and start mass producing this thing!

[VALsacount2]

We'll put the Compact in Subcompact.

[Srlancelot39]

@YTBYlover lol fun fact:

henry ford at first didnt make fast cars because he didnt think the human body could handle going faster than 30mph....

its true!

[YTBYlover]

Yeah for sure, i heard about that also. Cool fact and in some cases its true. I still shiver when i see some of the drivers on the roads today.

[pzpepsi]

i bet that thing can give one hell of a blow job

[EasternCalifornia]

a really small one

[BismAllah99]

can you imagine get it fixed? it wold be like:

"Yup looks like you lost an atom on the left side of your drive shaft thats gona cost extra and who knows what thats don to your electron distribution ratio. mmhhmm that can completely ruin the covalent bonds. yup gona need a good ion replacement for that just to start."

[knutkleven]

HAHA xD dude... i think you just lost an atom

[ht666th]

LOL!!! Nice one. :DDDD

[Scrumtum]

@BismAllah99 lmao

[SchmittyFilms]

@BismAllah99 awesome comment!

[rygor42]

@BismAllah99 lmao

[xxxslayerxxx666]

@BismAllah99 hahahaha, priceless!

[TABAGfrancis]

Please watch:

SUPER-EFFICIENT ENGINE Newest Design

[LTF85199]

@BismAllah99 Brilliant joke

[similingjester]

@BismAllah99 Your comment is certainly one of the best I've seen on youtube Thumbsup !

[clbgeballe]

@BismAllah99 I think it would be more like...."oh you're missing an atom...here's your replacement car"

[ChozoSR388]

@BismAllah99 Scruffy knows how to fix molecular machinery

[Greenkoman]

Looks like a motor for nano technology or robots if you will.

[zamzungas]

how did you think what kind of nano robot need a differential ;DD

[rodstartube]

it's disgusting

[dumapies]

now the molecules of my liver can go around a corner!

[koliodimitrov]

Алтава работа

[librexpresion]

Sí, pero sólo dos y descafeinado.

[drmkkk]

Що бе, виж ква е убава

[Xenoku]

Looks neat, but can it be synthesized? Now there is the question!

There is allot that goes in to a model of this complexity, and allot that does not. Models allow us to use iterative computational tools to help us understand, or visualize systems that are far too complex for us to calculate by hand. However, they are ultimately poor representations of the real thing because our understanding of the actual systems represented in models is always incomplete. But we do get better every day!

[reviathon360]

and this is what we are on the inside. LAWL!

[ZenonDorinPower]

this would be a good differential for the propulsion of an invalid bacteria

[Shalek]

It looks so fragile. It isnt is it?

[DJBigz1988]

molecular bonding is probably one of the strongest forces in nature.

[timar03]

yea but this is about van der waals weakest force.

[keyboardtalk]

Are the proteins in your body fragile? I hope not.

[dermotk5]

that would feel nice up your ass

[peg6204]

you wouldn't even feel it if it was shot right through your eye

[muddwell]

dont think nice is the word ... pervert

[kaylor87]

lolololol wow............

[pimpb0tt]

Its like IBM saying 'what will regular people want with a personal computer' to Wozniac.

[buchsdrn]

pretty soon there will be cars that bugs can drive

[zacksbak]

waste of video....lame. all you guys are lame

[acharad]

next-gen bearing style lubrication system.

Maybe used in future oils

[randommagnum]

I don't doubt the possibility for something like this to become reality one day, but what applications could there be for a differential that small?

[basurero123]

May be a differential is useless but as tiny particles have a lot of energy may be a way to use this energy (engine) can be possible.

However I dont really believe it a lot.

[randommagnum]

Well, here's a thought: the particles themselves may not release any energy if they are being used as machinery only and don't change chemical makeup, BUT at that scale, the contact between moving parts would be elastic collisions and therefore not susceptible to fiction or wear.

So what if we had an array of a zillion nano-machines capable of producing energy at untold efficiency levels??? It's a thought...

[corotor12345]

a very smart and well thought out thought lol.... yup thats basically the reason why there's so much of a fuzz around nano stuff

[parentevan]

Maybe engineers and doctors will collaborate to build a tiny 4WD truck that can clean out arteries clogged with cholesterol!!! HA!

[lynfatik]

wtf is that ?? lol

[tturit]

ejjhaa :)

[seneca67]

cool!