In the future, skills alone won’t set you apart, machines will learn new skills faster than we can, and once learnt, these skills can be duplicated multiple times.
What will matter most is vision: the ability to imagine what should exist.
Skills will follow. Vision will lead.
Conditions in space are quite different from conditions on earth! therefore, some of the technologies we use here may not be useful or appropriate in space or other planets
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Imagine a metal that bends and twists but snaps back to its original shape like magic! That's Nitinol.
Watch till the end!
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Take off and docking of the spaceX crew!
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The Chernobyl reactor was designed to operate at 3,200 MW, but during a failed test, a fatal flaw caused it to skyrocket past 10x its limit!
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This method is known as the "polygon approximation method" for estimating the value of it (pi).
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Bronze wasn't a natural discovery! Humans hacked nature by adding tin to copper, creating a metal that ruled civilization for 3,000 years!
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