Is the impossible drive possible?

Daniel and Kelly’s Extraordinary Universe

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Astronomy, Physics, Science, Natural Sciences

4.6 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 18 June 2020

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Daniel and Jorge dissect the "EMDrive", explain how it's supposed to work and whether it ever might.

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1:39.9	Hey Daniel how do you feel about breaking the laws of physics? Oh boy that needs some context it
1:45.5	really depends. Oh yeah? On whether you have a good physics lawyer to back you up? It really
1:50.9	depends on which law you're going to break. I mean you might get a misdemeanor and some cases you
1:55.6	might even end up with a felon. Really there's a range here. All right so then what's the
1:59.8	equivalent of getting life in prison for physics Joe? I think they put you in a room with a cartoonist.
2:06.4	No they're the worst defenders really. But really when you hear about an idea that breaks
2:13.3	a law of physics even if it's a big one are you hoping it's true or you hoping it's wrong?
2:19.1	Well you know anytime somebody claims to disprove Einstein I get pretty skeptical because
2:25.2	that's been tested a lot but in my heart of hearts I'm really hoping that someone
2:30.0	disproves a big law of physics like relativity. I mean that that's how we learned something new
2:35.1	about the universe. That's a good spin. I think I'll hire you as my physics lawyer. In that case
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