A Spaceship Capable of Reaching the Edge of the Universe

The starry sky has always attracted people with its unearthly beauty. Trillions of other worlds lurk in its depths, which at this moment are quite inaccessible to us. Even though our probes have visited all sorts of places around the Solar System, they are not yet able to traverse the interstellar abyss. To make a step to other stars, we need a new-generation space engine, powerful and durable, capable of overcoming the Sun's gravity and remaining fully operational for all the long years the interstellar journey will take. Until recently, such technologies appeared more like science fiction, but new discoveries bring them a little closer to reality. Let's try to figure out what a hypothetical hyperdrive of the future might be like.

00:00 Intro
00:58 Modern spacecraft
03:39 Energy source
04:44 The Casimir effect
07:11 The Alcubierre bubble
07:58 Casimir effect drive
10:17 Ending

#SpeedOfLight #Spacecraft #WarpDrive #Space #Kosmo

[Kosmo_off]

Hi, everyone! So, how was it this time?

1:07 The duration of a flight to the Moon implies the overall time of the Artemis mission, which is going to take around 30 days. Out of these, a flight to the Moon is going to take about 3 days.

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[dannyrozenberg]

The fact that I understand this as a regular person, while watching the best visuals ever in mind bogging of it's own. Thank you

[Quwucuqin]

Am quite surprised the quality of the video is excellent well done fellow humanperson

[CylenxswizinSim]

This channel is a gem, I hope it stays the same when it grows more popular

[joesmockly]

I love these theoretical physics concepts that use applied physics. Great job keep it up 👍

[arielmoe]

The visuals, the details, the voice... pure Bliss! Thank you for your hard work 😊

[Nelphyta]

finally a new kosmo video! this is my favorite space channel i just wish they could upload more :< true quality videos.

[SpaceCinemaYT]

Unstamding video. Great work by the production team!

[TheLastStarfighter]

Inspirational video Kosmo, who knows what we will achieve in Space technology in the next few decades, I think it's time to step away from chemical based prepulsion and start moving forward.

[MattttG]

Awesome video ! I also didn’t realize that I wasn’t getting all your notifications because of that post you just recently stated about this video not getting in the recommendations 😊

Thanks for putting the time and effort into these videos

[davidb]

When I saw the ship all I heard was "Carrier arrived". Damn Protoss, we still love you.

[raizdesamauma]

Woow so much awesome content in an eleven min video! And the quality of the animations are most impressive, thank you so much for making such beautiful, inspiring and informative videos

[richardsrichards]

watching in 2250.. they had the right hints...just needed to understand a few more things

[umbrellacorp.]

I love Astronomy, it outta this world.
Keep up the good work. 😎👍

[AJScraps]

🤯 🚀
Its a dream of mine to see this technology! 👀

[johnwright]

We need an almost to completely inexhaustible source of energy not to mention a relatively inexpensive one as well.

[alexgrey]

It takes about 3 days for a spacecraft to reach the Moon. During that time a spacecraft travels at least 240, 000 miles (386, 400 kilometers) which is the distance between Earth and the Moon. The specific distance depends on the specific path chosen. Please correct your statement.

[mlembrant]

I can't believe i found a channel called just "Kosmo" ^, ^ im have to be subscribed to this

[gracie]

keep thinkin y’all a picture channel, thanks for reminder

[alanhiltoncaradventure]

we all need to start working together and stop waging war before we can have a star trek future.