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Uploaded by on Apr 28, 2011

We discuss wormholes and the new computer game called Portal 2.

More physics at http://www.sixtysymbols.com/

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  • ahhhhh so THIS is what happens when a physisit plays a game... i wonder what he would say about halo....

  • GlaDOS: "In this test chamber you must solve these series of differential equations with the use of this note paper and calculator. You have 39 minutes before the nerve gas is released"

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  • @lohphat What I thought was strange (but cool) was that two portals and a point of gravitational attraction (the floor) WOULD cause perpetual motion. If such a thing were possible, a field of zero gravity would exist between them

  • @lohphat Spoiler alert! :)

    But that wouldn't quite be perpetual motion as it would be motion in only one direction.

  • The most annoying aspect of the game is how it creates a paradox of differential pressure. You can hear your inner ear adjust as you ride a lift -- imagine one portal at a great height and another much lower. The differential air pressure between the lower, higher ambient pressure portal would cause a rush of air to the higher portal. You could create a perpetual motion machine by restricting the airflow and then adding a turbine in the airflow.

  • god damn they made Aperture Science so complex....

  • i love how he gets all into it explaining the story LOL

  • @blackcero11 Yeah! Sixtysymbols should really look into the halo ring.

  • @Melthornal You monster!

  • differential equation what?...

  • Super Mario and Portal combined = Mari0: h t t p : / / stabyourself . net/mari0/

  • I want to see a first order differential equation!!! D:

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