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Zipline - How Rwanda Built A Drone Delivery Service11:46

Zipline - How Rwanda Built A Drone Delivery Service

1.6M views • 7 years ago
Real Engineering
Real Engineering explains how Zipline built a drone delivery network for medical supplies in Rwanda. It covers the fixed-wing drones, catapult launch, parachute drop and the logistics behind the service.
Drone Delivery Was Supposed to be the Future. What Went Wrong?18:40

Drone Delivery Was Supposed to be the Future. What Went Wrong?

2.8M views • 4 years ago
Wendover Productions
Wendover Productions explains why drone delivery has not become the future once promised. It covers no-fly zones, costs and the difficulty of the final drop-off.
How to Build a Dyson Sphere - The Ultimate Megastructure7:49

How to Build a Dyson Sphere - The Ultimate Megastructure

24.5M views • 7 years ago
Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell
A Kurzgesagt animated explainer on how humanity could build a Dyson sphere, a swarm of structures capturing the sun's energy. It covers using Mercury's materials and a step-by-step construction approach.
Ion drive: The first flight5:06

Ion drive: The first flight

2.4M views • 7 years ago
nature video
Nature video showing MIT researchers flying the first plane with no moving parts, powered by an ion drive that creates an ionic wind from high-powered electrodes. The 5m-wide craft flies across a sports hall.
Dyson Spheres40:47

Dyson Spheres

838K views • 9 years ago
Isaac Arthur
Isaac Arthur examines Dyson spheres and swarms, including common myths and misconceptions. He covers uses such as interstellar travel, black hole generation, and computing large enough to simulate universes.