Drift - Discovery and Properties | Official Lore Short | The Sojourn
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2023
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What is Drift, and how was it discovered? Learn this and more in our first video on the Science of Drift, the greatest discovery in the history of Tantalus.
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finally, someone who actually includes theoretical work in their setting with FTL
Theoretical work? What theory? Could you elaborate?
@@twindiamonds3378 he means how their materials are used and work in the series, which makes FTL possible
@@andrewreynolds912 Oh. My mistake I assumed he was referring to an actual theory/theorem. My bad.
I was referring to the mention of a fictional extension of general relativity mentioned in the video, that explains the mechanism of faster than light travel.
@@theishiopian68 Thanks for clarifying! I found that aspect cool as well.
"Fool's Drift", love it 🙂
And a few seconds after me thinking "Hexaquark" you saying it. Nice that you take real hypotheses as your basis.
Hats off to Gab and crew to having their technobabble actually have some basis in real science
Way better than Unobtainium
What?! Dude that's not a bad sci fi material
Just imagine saying “Unobtanium” three times fast
"Unobtainium" as a word was coined in the 1950's aerospace industry for any material that had lots of interesting or useful properties (to make better aircraft mostly) whose only drawback was that it did not exist. The naming in the Avatar series was an in-universe reference to this - a room temp superconductor would be an amazing material, you just had to travel to another star system to find any.
@@valen123456 is true, and people think it's a made-up stupid word when it's not
Technically, it's still unobtanium. Also known as nonsensium, sometimes refined into wishalloy or eludium, such terms are commonly used by engineers to describe any substance with imaginary physics-breaking special properties that probably doesn't exist anywhere in our universe. In fiction, it may also be called handwavium, and exists solely to drive the plot along. The ur example might be the original idea of the Philosopher's Stone in medieval alchemy.
Every time i watch one of these shorts i feel like the cast wrote an actual essay on these things, and i love it, i desperately want to learn
For this there is, on their patreon
ah so hexagons are also drift bestagons!
Liquid Drift energy drink when?
Nah, everyone knows you gotta snort it.
When we release the Lore Short about Drift Drives in the near future, actually.
@@GabrielGABFonseca I am both excited and concerned.
@@youtubeplebnothing will get you as high as drift
Good God. You guys really went all out on this. Down to sub atomic makeup. Though I do appreciate that fully understanding all of this science isn't critical to the njoying The Sojourn.
So that’s how the magic space rock works
How It Started- It looks like hematite.
vs.
How It's Going- Fuck, it's hematite!
I've been craving an audio drama like The Sojourn for a while now. I love listening to audio dramas like The Sojourn when I'm falling asleep, they give me fun dreams. TV shows can work, but they often show the audience things necessary for the plot. I'll feel like I have to watch. Meanwhile, many audio dramas are heavy-handed in their descriptions, "Look at that ship, it's purple, with blinking lights, see how it spins?" "Yes, I do Harry, and see how it looks like there are people on board." Ugh, it's so heavy-handed and annoying. I'm not too fond of those sorts of exposition dumps. I love The Sojourn for feeling like I'm just sitting on board, listening. I can let my imagination get ramped up as I drift off into dreamland, and with each episode being only 20-ish minutes long, I can dream for real (unaided) and wake up refreshed. I wish more audio dramas would follow suit, but I am so glad The Sojourn is here now. I'm listening to Nebula and love it. Thank you.
Fool's Drift would make an awesome pirate ship name.
I hope I could unterstand my METH 343 Discrete Calculus like how I understand this technobabble.
big thank you to the whole sojourn cast and audio crew ❤
I love the drift gates to much. Cool explanation of drift's origin!
Finally! Been waiting on a video on drift!
I like how you name things. And that's a good story.
Loving this lore series, hope they make a lore video about the Firewatch system at some point. Probably my favorite in all of Tantalus❤
This was WILDLY interesting, will definitely be checking out The Soujourn :)
What is it with iron minerals being called "fool's x"?😂
Oh i wish i vould worldbuild this well, so cool!
This is some good hard science fiction.
Is this material incredibly dense or does it closely match what would be expected of typical potassium aluminum silicate minerals?
How far did the first drift gate travel? Did they send something to the next planet over?
Neighbouring star system.
Season 2?
So it's a little bit like Element Zero in Mass Effect...?
Yes and no
usage? yes, atomically? no.
Element Zero is an element made of neutrons, not protons or electrons. It's a handwavium form of Neutronium. Drift is an ultradense form of Iron that is used to manipulate gravitational fields
@@lEGOBOT2565 it’s been a while since I played mass effect and Drift was just the closest thing I could compare it to
@@christophermarshall4080 in principal it is the same thing
Pretty much@@lEGOBOT2565
Why not put a smaller crystal into a water cooling setup?
Heat is very difficult to get rid of in space, so if you generate more of it by using a smaller crystal you are going to need bigger radiators on your ship.
@@webchimpexactly one of the ways you could get rid of heat is putting it into the plume of the engine exhaust however their some problems with that but one of the other ways is putting heat into cold gas thrusters which will give them both a higher specific impulse and higher thrust it would also be a very genus way to get rid of heat during maneuvering in combat while also making you more maneuverable at the same time and higher reaction times to have higher chances of dodging.
Inertialess elwctrothermal resistojets, now there's an idea.
That is some high quality pseudoscience. I'd dust off my remembrance of vector calc to see if that meets the properties of a conservative field, but there's probably not enough coffee in the whole world. It's best that I just preserve my suspension of disbelief.
First! :D