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*$1 vs $1,000,000,000 Futuristic Tech!*
Is video me MrBeast ne $1 se leke $1 Arab Dollar tak ki future technology ko test kiya hai! Kya aapne socha hai ke extinct Mammoth ko dubara zinda kiya ja sakta hai? Lab me scientists kaise future bana rahe hain, ye dekh kar aap hairan reh jayenge.
Is video me aap dekhenge:
Future ki sabse mehngi aur advanced tech
Mammoth ko wapas lane ka real experiment - Thanks to @Colossal
Drone delivery aur AI ka kamaal
Ye video hame batata hai ke humara future kitna awesome hone wala hai!
Special Thanks: Colossal Biosciences
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00:00This is a $1 billion rocket ship, a future technology that will one day take you all the way to
00:07Mars to live in your brand new home, a $500 million biosphere.
00:12Oh my gosh.
00:13And throughout this video, we'll show you just how epic the future is about to be.
00:17Oh my gosh.
00:18You'll see how we're going to bring extinct species back to life.
00:21This is literally the future.
00:23Flying cars that can take you anywhere.
00:25What?
00:25And so much more.
00:26Go away.
00:27All starting with this $1 light.
00:30Which, when you combine millions of them, can simulate the future of humanity or Mars.
00:36And in this video, I'm excited to show you guys the most futuristic technology on the planet.
00:41But next, we're going with the $10,000 technology Neuralink, which is a computer chip surgically implanted into the brain,
00:48enabling people like Nolan here to reconnect to the world.
00:51So you were paralyzed from the neck down.
00:53Yeah.
00:53And for about eight years, I was trying to find some purpose in my life.
00:57And then you got Neuralink.
00:59And what has that changed?
01:00Anything anyone can do on a computer, I can do.
01:03And he literally does it by using only his brain.
01:06You are currently moving that with your thoughts.
01:07Yeah.
01:08Yeah, man.
01:08I want to see you send a text with your brain.
01:10Okay.
01:10His hands are paralyzed, but we're going to film them so you can see they're not moving.
01:14And using the neurons firing in Nolan's brain, Neuralink can translate those signals into movements.
01:19He just typed high with his mind.
01:21Is this not crazy to anyone else?
01:23But that's not all he can do.
01:24So you just think left, and you're about to turn left.
01:27Left, right, don't die.
01:29No, no.
01:30There we go.
01:30He absolutely crushed us, playing with only his mind.
01:33I never thought it would allow me to do anything like this.
01:36And future technology can not only help the mind, but also the body for people like Kai.
01:42A 12-year-old born without an arm and was sadly abandoned on the side of the road.
01:46This is what Kai thinks he's about to get.
01:48This is hard.
01:49And he has no idea he's in a fake doctor's office and about to get the most advanced bionic arm
01:53on the planet.
01:54A $25,000 bionic ligament straight out of a superhero movie.
01:58Let's surprise him.
01:59Hey, Kai.
02:00Hello.
02:01Do you mind telling me a little bit about yourself?
02:03I'm 12.
02:04I'm adopted from China.
02:06Kai has no idea that that's Jimmy.
02:08Your mom told me that you are a big fan of the channel.
02:11Wait, no way.
02:12Yes, and this is the arm you were going to be getting, but I didn't think that was good enough.
02:17So, I got you a present.
02:20No way.
02:21This is the most futuristic bionic arm on the planet.
02:24Your mom told me that you like playing sports, you like being active, and this should make everything you want
02:28to do much more easy.
02:30There's no way.
02:33The cool part about this arm, too, is there's sensors in there, and you'll be able to use the hand
02:37without having to pull on anything.
02:38The sensors will be able to pick up on your nerves.
02:41Is that freaking cool?
02:43Yes.
02:44Flex that form.
02:45Oh, look at that.
02:46Here's a piece of wood.
02:47See if you can grab it.
02:49There you go.
02:50Is that not freaking crazy?
02:51All right, you want to try shaking my hand?
02:54Oh, that's so cool.
02:56There we go.
02:56Look at that.
02:57And then, obviously, if you ever don't want the beast burning, you can just pop it off.
03:00You don't have to have it.
03:01I'm keeping this on.
03:02This is the best thing of my life.
03:04Real?
03:05Aw.
03:05I've seen so many of your videos where you help people.
03:08I never thought that would be me.
03:10Here we are.
03:11Sure, this bionic arm is life-changing, but it's nothing compared to the $150,000 flying car.
03:17You think that thing will beat me to work?
03:19Oh, yeah.
03:20If somehow you win, I'll give you a million dollars.
03:22You'll give me a million dollars if I win?
03:24Oh, yeah.
03:24Oh, all right.
03:24Let's get this going.
03:26We're going to race to work and see which is faster, a flying car or a normal car.
03:31All right.
03:31Let the race begin.
03:33Okay.
03:34Whoa.
03:35He's right next to you.
03:36He's literally fried.
03:37What?
03:37Did he just peel off into the ocean?
03:39Yeah.
03:39He doesn't need roads.
03:41That's cheating.
03:41For this to be a true test, we have to obey all traffic laws.
03:45See, look, we have to stop at a stop sign.
03:46Now we can go.
03:47But with a flying car, he can just take a straight path, which is why for as long as people
03:51have
03:52thought about the future, flying cars have always been at the forefront.
03:55Oh, wait.
03:55I can see him.
03:56Oh, that's it?
03:56Wait, he might already be over halfway.
03:58No.
03:58We just started.
03:59Well, we got to hurry.
04:00Imagine how much time you could save every single day if your commute to work was cut in
04:04half because you could fly to it instead of having to drive to it.
04:07I'd save like a thousand hours a year.
04:08Maybe not a year.
04:10I didn't do any math.
04:10This $150,000 flying car doesn't even compare to the one a billion dollar rocket ship we'll
04:17be seeing later.
04:17This is just the beginning.
04:19This thing got here so fast.
04:20Come on in.
04:22No.
04:22Oh, God.
04:23I forgot we're at a beach.
04:25Jimmy's not catching up to that at all.
04:27Jimmy, I think you're cooked for the million.
04:28Yeah.
04:28Well, luckily, I never said I would give him a million if he won.
04:31He just said he'd give me a million dollars.
04:34Let me make sure I don't actually run over someone.
04:36Oh, there it is.
04:37How long have you been here?
04:38Ten minutes.
04:39You've been here for ten minutes?
04:40Absolutely.
04:41Oh, my God.
04:42I don't know about you guys, but I'm excited to drive one of these one day.
04:45And if you're not excited for the future yet, how about you take this jetpack to work soon?
04:49For the price of half a million dollars, this jetpack can fly over 80 miles an hour.
04:57And with a three-mile range, it's easily the fastest way to get to work.
05:01I'm so happy at work.
05:07Glad you can make it.
05:08The future of transportation isn't just in the sky.
05:11It's also on the ground.
05:12And for a million dollars, we have the fastest car in the world.
05:16And I'm going to get in and drive it.
05:17Now, not only is this the fastest car in the world.
05:20Oh, my gosh.
05:21It accelerates so fast.
05:23But it has so much suction that it can drive upside down.
05:30Oh, all right.
05:31Oh, my God.
05:32Jimmy is turning upside down right now.
05:35This is absolutely terrifying.
05:37But not as terrifying as being in a normal car.
05:40This is so crazy.
05:41He's supplying gravity right now.
05:43Oh, I feel all the blood in my body rushing to my head.
05:46This thing has two vacuum fans so powerful, you can literally drive it upside down.
05:56Just not very far.
05:57And at 10 times the cost of this car, Mercedes put the future price tag of this concept car at
06:0310 million dollars.
06:04This is a vision of a futuristic car in, let's say, a couple hundred years.
06:09It's also inspired by the universe of Pandora.
06:12It's more like a creature.
06:13So if I touch it, it will react to you, yes.
06:16Whoa.
06:17What happens if I pet it?
06:19Yeah, you see it.
06:20He likes it.
06:21That is, okay.
06:23Can I take the creature for a spin?
06:25Yes.
06:26Let's have some fun.
06:27So all you do is you just press it forward to go forward.
06:30What?
06:30Is that crazy?
06:31And then you pull it back to stop.
06:33And then this top part twists so you can drive the car sideways.
06:36Oh my god.
06:38These chairs pick up your heartbeat and all your vitals and then automatically adjust everything.
06:42They will automatically change the temperature for you.
06:45Watch this.
06:48Wait, so then in theory I can drive it?
06:50Yeah, you can drive it.
06:50But this car is worth 10 million dollars, by the way.
06:52It is?
06:53Yeah.
06:53And I'm driving with my left hand right now?
06:55Okay.
06:56Oh my gosh, this is trippy.
06:58Speaking of trippy, see that drone right there?
07:00I do.
07:01That is called wing.
07:02This is literally the future of delivery.
07:05Now check this.
07:06That is crazy.
07:06I'm going to just let's go.
07:07Super convenient.
07:08They can deliver your packages in minutes.
07:10And to put that to the test, while we were shooting our next wilderness challenge video,
07:14I ordered s'mores ingredients for a contestant through the wing app.
07:17And even though they normally deliver to your doorstep,
07:19Wing did a special delivery for this wilderness video faster than any other delivery service could have.
07:24What would have normally taken hours was just delivered in a couple minutes to the middle of the woods.
07:30There you go.
07:31Everything you need for s'more is delivered in minutes.
07:33Normally though, wing delivers to your doorstep or backyard.
07:36What the heck?
07:37Flying packages?
07:38And this isn't just the future.
07:39Wing has already delivered over 750,000 packages to people's doors.
07:44Thanks, Jimmy.
07:44Go to wing.com slash MrBeast to learn more.
07:47But for now, we're heading to our $200 million technology.
07:50Which brings us to Upside Foods that has literally produced hundreds of thousands of pounds of chicken meat
07:56without killing a single chicken.
07:59Which is incredible because over 220 million chickens are killed every single day
08:03in order to sustain demands for their meat.
08:06And Upside Foods has spent over $200 million in research and development
08:09in order to create this technology.
08:12Let me show you how we do it.
08:12Please do. I don't understand.
08:14When we took cells from a chicken egg in 2018, we cracked an egg.
08:18We took a small amount of cells and we froze them in this.
08:21That goes down to minus 80.
08:22Wow.
08:23And you've used those cells to make hundreds of thousands of pounds of chicken meat.
08:26Step two is we take those cells.
08:28We gently thought about it.
08:29Oh my gosh.
08:30This is simulating a chicken's body and the cells are just multiplying.
08:33Once we get enough of them, we move on to step three.
08:36This is protein, fat, sugar.
08:39I'm literally feeding the chicken cells over there
08:41so they can multiply into chicken meat.
08:43That's right. Yes.
08:44And once the chicken feed is in the container,
08:46it moves all the way through these pipes and through the factory
08:49and eventually ends up in here.
08:51You can look through this.
08:53You'll see chicken cells just swimming and swimming in there.
08:55Oh my goodness.
08:57It's a lot of chicken.
08:58Every two seconds, this produces a chicken's worth of chicken meat.
09:01Yeah, every few seconds.
09:02And saving chicken lives is not the only upside to upside foods.
09:06These chickens don't get diseases,
09:08so you don't have to worry about a disease fretting on the farm
09:11and then you eating a sick chicken.
09:12Honestly, it seems too good to be true.
09:14Well, let's go and try it.
09:15Blaze, I need to try it.
09:16I need to see how this tastes.
09:17Now we're going to put the meat we just grew to the test.
09:20Come on in.
09:20I brought one of the best chefs I know,
09:23Dick DiGiovanni,
09:24and he's prepared for us two chicken sandwiches.
09:27One of these sandwiches, a chicken was killed today to make.
09:30The other, no chickens were killed and it was grown in a lab.
09:33Which do you think we'll like better?
09:34I think if I cook it right, you won't be able to tell.
09:37Okay, this is going to be a good test.
09:38He's now giving me one of each chicken sandwich.
09:40So we're both trying this one.
09:42Here's what it actually is.
09:43Me and Tariq do not know.
09:44Cheers.
09:44Cheers.
09:45Here we go.
09:48Well, chicken.
09:49Chicken.
09:50Now we're going to try this one.
09:51This is what it is.
09:53We don't know.
09:53Cheers it.
09:57I honestly can't tell.
09:58It's actually scary how similar they're.
10:00I mean, they're both chicken.
10:01No matter what, both of them taste really good.
10:03This one's the cultivated one.
10:04You're wrong.
10:05No shot.
10:06That's the cultivated one.
10:08I honestly can't tell the difference.
10:09What the heck?
10:10And what's crazy is in the near future,
10:12this technology could save the lives of trillions of chickens
10:15and other animals.
10:16Which brings us to Colossal,
10:17the $400 million future tech,
10:20which literally brought the dire wolf back to life
10:22and is currently working on bringing back
10:23the woolly mammoth and dodo bird.
10:25This is the founder.
10:26And he's responsible for bringing back from extinction
10:29the animals we're about to see today.
10:30You're going to be one of our scientists
10:31and go on the whole process.
10:33You're going to help us do all the steps
10:34to bring back extinct species.
10:36I'm not qualified, but let's do it.
10:37Tens of thousands of years ago,
10:39woolly mammoths ruled the mainland.
10:41But after the end of the ice age,
10:42they all went extinct,
10:44leaving behind their DNA
10:45in the form of their fossilized tusks.
10:47This is a real tusk.
10:49It's 43,000 years old from Alaska.
10:51This might be one of the coolest things in the world.
10:53It really is.
10:54And this is leading to bringing back the mammoth.
10:56How many decades till you're able to make a woolly mammoth?
10:59We will have mammoths this decade.
11:01Oh my gosh.
11:01And I'm directly helping
11:03by collecting a real mammoth DNA sample.
11:06There you go.
11:07Perfect.
11:08You nailed it.
11:08This is a piece of a 43,000 year old tusk.
11:12And that's just the first step
11:13in bringing an extinct creature to life.
11:16Next, we have to clone the DNA.
11:17You're going to use a laser
11:18to actually pierce into a cell
11:20and transfer and clone a cell.
11:22Wait, wait.
11:23Let me try the code.
11:24Okay.
11:25One, two, three, four.
11:28Oh my gosh.
11:29If anyone wants to break in, let me know.
11:30It's definitely not one, two, three, four.
11:32Step once on that orange petal.
11:35All right.
11:36All right.
11:36So now with your right hand,
11:37you're going to move that little pipette
11:39and you're going to go through the hole
11:40that you cut using the laser.
11:41You're almost there.
11:42Yeah.
11:43Okay.
11:44Surgical precision.
11:45You got it.
11:46Yep.
11:47I do that.
11:47And there you go.
11:48Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
11:49Yes.
11:49You have successfully extracted the DNA.
11:52Wait, I want to put it in a different one.
11:53Is he supposed to do that?
11:54Yeah, I totally can.
11:55I mean, that was the cloning process.
11:57I'm a cloner.
11:57So now...
11:58I got it.
11:58Don't worry about it.
11:59So then you just shove it in here.
12:01Yep.
12:01Oh, oh, oh.
12:02Oh, oh.
12:03Oh.
12:03Oh.
12:04Oh.
12:05That's exactly opposite of what's supposed to happen.
12:07I need some more practice in cloning animals.
12:09Well, before they can bring a woolly mammoth back to life,
12:11first they mix its DNA with that of a mouse
12:14and created a woolly mouse.
12:16In just a few years,
12:17Colossal will use this same technology
12:19to bring the woolly mammoth back from extinction.
12:21All right.
12:22Crazy question.
12:24Can I touch it?
12:25Yes, you will be the first person ever
12:28outside of our animal operations team
12:29to touch the woolly mice.
12:30Like, I actually never even pet the woolly mice.
12:32I'm literally going to hold an animal
12:34that until recently never existed in history.
12:37This is Dale.
12:37Dale is so soft.
12:39I now have woolly mammoth DNA.
12:40Anyone want to buy it?
12:41No, no, no, no.
12:42Someone wash his hands, please.
12:43No, Colossal has spent over $400 million
12:45not just bringing back animals,
12:47but also saving them from extinction.
12:49We have over 1,000 species already in this bio-vault alone.
12:53There are over 1,000 species in here
12:55that could one day go endangered,
12:57and you're just holding on to their DNA
12:58in case you need to bring them back.
13:00Ben, let me label some of the samples
13:02that could actually be stored for hundreds of years.
13:05This is dozens of endangered species
13:08that I'm going to slide into here.
13:09Close it, yep.
13:10Okay.
13:12And those might sit there for years, decades.
13:14Yeah, more decades.
13:15But if any of those species go extinct,
13:17you can now pull out blood and tissue
13:18and clone them.
13:19And reanimate them and clone them.
13:20Yes.
13:20How do more people not know about this?
13:22This is crazy.
13:22And before I left,
13:23I had a little surprise for them.
13:25Can I ask one favor?
13:26Sure.
13:26Tariq, hand it to me.
13:27This is a cake made of meat,
13:29and you have two direwolves
13:31that you brought back from extinction.
13:33I know your direwolves are classified,
13:34but what if I hand you this,
13:36and you give the meat cake
13:38to the direwolves and film it?
13:40I will totally do that.
13:41Okay, I like that answer.
13:42And Ben kept his promise.
13:44You're watching the only two direwolves
13:46in the universe,
13:47literally resurrected from the past,
13:49enjoying a meat cake made just for them.
13:52And apparently the only difference
13:54between saving all animals
13:55and saving all humans is $100 million.
13:59Bringing us to this half a billion dollar biosphere.
14:02Which is literally the blueprint
14:04for what human life will be like on other planets.
14:06Let's go be Martians for a day, boys.
14:08Woo!
14:09Let's do it.
14:09Because this exact biosphere
14:11could be our future home on Mars,
14:13surviving there means it needs to produce
14:14its own oxygen, water,
14:16and self-sustaining food source.
14:18Come on in, boys.
14:19Make sure you seal the door behind you.
14:21We are now sealed inside the biosphere,
14:23which means we can take these suits off.
14:25Okay, just gentle on the nose.
14:26Okay.
14:27Oh!
14:28Good?
14:29Oh, yes.
14:31Okay.
14:32Well, being an astronaut
14:33is way harder than you think.
14:34It's time to begin our first day as Martians.
14:37While we're not actually on Mars yet,
14:39this biosphere could save humanity
14:41if Earth becomes uninhabitable.
14:43This biosphere has everything needed
14:45to sustain human life.
14:46Even a girlfriend for me?
14:47It's a biosphere, not God.
14:50Can't pull out miracles.
14:51This place also has five different biomes,
14:53much like Minecraft.
14:54And I want to take you to one of the cooler ones.
14:56A rainforest.
14:57I don't know if you guys realize,
14:58but these plants have been living in here,
15:00some of them for over 30 years.
15:02Dude, that's older than Tariq.
15:03No, it's not actually.
15:04Oh, it's the same age.
15:05Yeah.
15:05Now, if we keep walking right over here,
15:07the rainforest can also...
15:10rain.
15:11It's literally raining in here.
15:12I told them to only have it rain
15:14on the left side of the biosphere,
15:15which is why I'm dry,
15:16and you guys are getting wet.
15:17Are you getting a little cold?
15:18Yeah, it's freezing.
15:19Well, here, come on the non-raining half.
15:20It literally isn't raining.
15:21You know like those snow globes
15:22you get for Christmas?
15:23Yeah.
15:24That's what this biosphere is.
15:25It's your own mini Earth
15:26that you can put on any planet
15:28in the solar system.
15:29Like in the real world,
15:30there isn't just rainforest.
15:31Now we're going to head over
15:32to the savannah.
15:33The savannah biome
15:34is the ideal climate
15:35for growing food,
15:36which is why it's arguably
15:38the most important of the five.
15:39These are ghost peppers,
15:41as you can see.
15:41Nolan, you want to give it a try?
15:42Sure.
15:44Oh!
15:46Actually, I actually ate water.
15:48It's a ghost pepper.
15:50Nolan, we don't have much water on Mars.
15:52Stop wasting it.
15:53I hear milk helps.
15:53You want to try our brand new
15:54Feastables Caramel Chocolate Bar?
15:55Stop talking.
15:56Put it in my mouth.
15:57And much like the current state
15:58of Nolan's mouth,
15:59we're now in the desert biome.
16:00All right, ignore the
16:01do not enter side.
16:02Do you feel that wind?
16:03Wait, we're inside.
16:04Wind like this is actually important
16:06so the trees strengthen themselves
16:07and stand up.
16:08And that is just one of
16:09countless findings
16:10that has come out of this biosphere.
16:11It's done wonders for research.
16:12All right, gentlemen,
16:13this right here is a swamp plant.
16:15And the cool part about this,
16:17grab one of these plants.
16:18What is this?
16:18This tastes just like a potato chip.
16:21Isn't that crazy?
16:22It's crunchy.
16:23Salty.
16:24Yeah.
16:24On Mars, if you're like
16:25boiling food or whatever,
16:26you put that in there
16:27and it would make the food salty.
16:28What?
16:28That's awesome.
16:29And that brings us
16:30to our final biome,
16:31the ocean.
16:32Check it out.
16:33That's a lot of water.
16:34That's a beach.
16:35A literal beach
16:35inside of the biosphere.
16:37Now that we have everything we need
16:38to survive the rest of our lives here,
16:40let's say we have a Martian dinner.
16:41Minus the ghost pepper?
16:42With extra ghost pepper.
16:44Let's do it.
16:44This is a vertical garden
16:46which can grow the same amount of food
16:48as two and a half acres of farmland.
16:50Just 20 years ago,
16:51if you wanted to turn
16:52this vertical garden
16:53into a business,
16:54it would have been nearly impossible.
16:55But thanks to Shopify,
16:57it's never been easier
16:58to bring your business to life.
17:00Just like the technology
17:00in this video
17:01is changing the world,
17:02Shopify changed the world
17:03of starting a business,
17:05making it easier than ever.
17:06Every 26 seconds,
17:08there's a sale made on Shopify.
17:09Carl, do you want some lemons?
17:10Yes, please.
17:11Shopify's new tool,
17:12Sidekick,
17:13is basically like an AI co-founder
17:14for your business
17:15and can help with websites.
17:16Set up marketing plans
17:18and routine tasks
17:19to save you time.
17:20It's pretty awesome.
17:21Ghost pepper again?
17:22No.
17:22This one's small.
17:23No.
17:23It's in the basket.
17:24And since we can't solely rely
17:25on lemons and ghost peppers,
17:26you know one thing Mars could have?
17:28Cultivated chicken
17:29from Upside Foods.
17:30This chicken
17:31that doesn't kill chickens
17:32or this biosphere,
17:34all the things you see in this video
17:35were once an idea
17:36in someone's mind.
17:37Thanks to Shopify,
17:38you too can play a part
17:39in shaping the future.
17:40Whatever ideas you have
17:41in your mind,
17:42you can bring to life.
17:43All you have to do
17:43is scan the QR code
17:44or go to shopify.com
17:45slash mysterybeast
17:46to turn your dream
17:47into an actual business.
17:48You could literally do it today
17:49before you go to bed.
17:51It's kind of wild
17:51that this is all futuristic tech,
17:53but it's not that far away.
17:54Like,
17:55if a woman ever talks to Nolan
17:56and he has a kid,
17:58there's a reality
17:58where that kid grows up
18:00on Mars one day.
18:00Everything in this video
18:01is in reach.
18:02Well,
18:02minus you having a kid part.
18:03All this stuff you see here
18:05doesn't just magically
18:06teleport to Mars.
18:07It needs a rocket ship
18:08to take it there.
18:09And as of now,
18:10that rocket ship
18:10is Starship.
18:11The one billion dollar
18:13futuristic tech
18:13made possible by SpaceX
18:15who invited me here
18:16to see their plans
18:17to launch thousands
18:18of Starships to Mars,
18:19making humanity
18:20a multi-planetary species.
18:25Starship is made here
18:26in one of the largest
18:27buildings on the planet.
18:28Why do they need
18:29such a large building?
18:30Well,
18:31basically raw materials
18:32come in one end
18:32and the literal rocket ships
18:34go out the other.
18:34Like that.
18:35Yeah,
18:35like,
18:36I mean,
18:36bro,
18:36there's rocket ship
18:37pieces everywhere.
18:38And we have
18:38the vice president
18:39of Starship
18:40to show us
18:40how the technology
18:41they're developing here
18:42will define
18:43humanity's future.
18:44This is the inside
18:45of Starship.
18:45Whoa.
18:46In a few years,
18:47we'll be sending people
18:48to the moon
18:48and shortly after,
18:49to Mars.
18:50Can we buy tickets to Mars?
18:51Yeah,
18:51let's talk about it later.
18:52Tibbs.
18:53And you want to be able
18:54to send thousands
18:55of Starships at a time?
18:56Thousands of Starships.
18:57And each Starship
18:58could hold 100 people?
18:59Yes.
18:59Oh my gosh.
19:00Bro,
19:00the future is crazy.
19:02I'm so excited.
19:03While I was being shown around,
19:05arguably the coolest thing
19:06humanity's ever built,
19:08I wanted to ask
19:08some hard-hitting questions.
19:10Has Starship
19:10ever encountered
19:12an unidentified object
19:13up in space?
19:14Not yet.
19:15That we can talk about.
19:16Would the answer
19:16be different
19:17if I asked you off camera?
19:19No.
19:20Anyways,
19:21let's keep going.
19:22It's crazy how normal
19:23everyone is in here.
19:24Like,
19:24they're all working
19:24really hard,
19:25but I think
19:26they might be numb
19:26to the fact
19:27that they're building rockets.
19:28This is crazy.
19:29You guys realize
19:29you're working
19:30on a rocket ship,
19:31right?
19:32Yeah.
19:32Isn't that freaking crazy?
19:33Yeah.
19:33I'd be terrified
19:34if they didn't realize that.
19:35And the rockets
19:36that these two are building
19:37are fully reusable Starships.
19:39And when they reenter
19:40Earth's atmosphere,
19:41they endure temperatures
19:42hotter than molten lava.
19:44So the SpaceX team
19:45engineered a custom
19:46heat shield system.
19:47We've been talking
19:47a little bit about
19:48heat shield tiles,
19:49and here we have one
19:49for you to hold.
19:50What do you think?
19:51So this is the heat shield tile.
19:53This is a real heat shield tile.
19:54This is very light.
19:55Wait, hold that?
19:56Because there's 18,000 of them.
19:58How hot can this get?
19:59It can get so hot
20:00that a blowtorch
20:01can't get through it.
20:02What if I put my hand here,
20:04we put this here,
20:05and then you blowtorch this?
20:06I'll blowtorch it.
20:07Really?
20:07You have that much faith?
20:08I have that much faith.
20:09Let's test it.
20:09Someone give me a blowtorch.
20:10I'm not sure I signed a waiver.
20:11No waiver required.
20:13Oh, of course the blowtorch
20:14looks like Starship.
20:15I love how committed
20:15this company is.
20:16For reference,
20:17so you can see this is real.
20:19Look at that.
20:20Probably you should.
20:21I'd love to.
20:22I'll hold it.
20:23Wait, wait, wait.
20:23Don't burn my hand.
20:24Of course.
20:27Wow.
20:28It's turning orange.
20:29This is over 2,000 degrees,
20:31and I feel nothing on my hand.
20:33Science is cool.
20:34What happens if I touch it now?
20:35It probably won't burn you,
20:37but it will.
20:38He's like, what an idiot.
20:40SpaceX is building
20:41hundreds of Starships
20:42all at the same time.
20:43You guys are churning out rockets
20:45like they're cars.
20:47Exactly.
20:47This is basically a car line
20:48that builds rockets.
20:50I was then granted access
20:51to do something
20:52that is normally off-limits
20:53for civilians.
20:54This is a flap,
20:55so it's getting
20:56all the tiles installed.
20:57Can I put one on?
20:58Let me ask.
20:59We don't want the rocket
21:00to blow up.
21:00Of course.
21:01I mean, we've never had
21:02someone install flight hardware
21:04who's not trained for it.
21:05So what we got here
21:06is a heat shield tile.
21:07We put this on,
21:09then we fold the edges up,
21:10and we snap the tile in.
21:11Okay.
21:12And we're going to let you do that.
21:13Oh, really?
21:13But you can only do this once,
21:15and we can't go backwards.
21:16So if you mess it up,
21:18we have to destroy it
21:18to get it out.
21:19Really?
21:20Yeah, so no pressure.
21:21That feels like a lot of pressure.
21:22Okay, let's do it.
21:23I'm a rocket engineer.
21:24Yeah, this will fly to space
21:25if you do it right,
21:26and if you don't,
21:27it's bad.
21:27You'll have to pull it off.
21:29It's definitely wrong.
21:31Maybe it does take rocket science.
21:32So now you can push it.
21:34Just push down?
21:35There you go.
21:36There it is.
21:36Okay.
21:37You did it.
21:37Now I'm signing the tile.
21:40MB, Mr. Beast,
21:41if for whatever reason
21:42this tile causes the rocket
21:44to blow up,
21:45everything you're watching
21:46right now is AI.
21:47It's not real.
21:47You can't prove this is real.
21:48Well, I'm an eyewitness.
21:50You're also AI.
21:51And the case that this blows up
21:53as massive
21:53as this billion-dollar
21:55rocket factory is,
21:56it's still not big enough
21:57for the final step
21:58of building starships.
21:59This is how large starship is
22:01once it's fully put together,
22:03everything we just showed you.
22:05The camera doesn't do it justice.
22:08This thing is massive.
22:10There's a good chance
22:11you'll be able to fly on this one day
22:13and go to a different planet.
22:15Crazy.
22:16And at the end of our Starbase tour,
22:18they took us to see
22:19all the other starships
22:20just waiting to go to space
22:21around the Starbase campus.
22:23Social media and the news
22:24can make the future
22:25seem so negative and dire.
22:27But honestly,
22:28what I saw in this video
22:29gave me hope.
22:30From the insane of biotech,
22:32developed to give people
22:33with disabilities
22:34a new chance at life,
22:35to cars that literally
22:37fly in the air,
22:38redefining how we move
22:40around the world,
22:41to the DNA technologies,
22:43saving animals from suffering
22:45as well as from extinction,
22:47learning to live on other planets,
22:48and how to get there,
22:50pushing humanity beyond Earth
22:52to worlds we once thought unreachable.
22:54And if you ask me,
22:56that's a pretty exciting future.
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