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01:00ingo, bingo, bingo, bingo, bingo DOUBLE DETECTION
01:08Ah...
01:19Ah?
01:25This can't be!
01:28Some kind of cosmic hallucination!
01:32How beautiful!
01:35Are you crazy? You hear this music too, don't you?
01:38Of course!
01:40It's the boar's waltz!
01:42What? What boar?
01:45Who is this impostor?
01:47Go away, Karkarych! I'm sad!
01:49I'm not going anywhere!
01:53This is my waltz!
01:55I've been wearing it for so many years!
01:58It's my waltz!
02:00I've been wearing it for so many years!
02:03I've been told that it's an unbearable cacophony!
02:08And now some boar is appropriating my waltz!
02:13I need to meet her!
02:17I dream about it too, but...
02:20I can't!
02:22What do you mean, you can't?
02:24Because it hasn't been born yet!
02:26Haven't you heard about the funny jellyfish?
02:29It's the coolest team of researchers of the future!
02:32They will travel around the galaxy!
02:34And all thanks to their captain!
02:37He's just an amazing boar!
02:40It's all wonderful!
02:42But what does my waltz have to do with it?
02:44It will be her last expedition!
02:46Why would they fly to this stupid planet?
02:49They will crash!
02:51Because the weather is terrible there!
02:53And it's dark all the time!
02:55It's sad!
02:56But what does my waltz have to do with it?
02:59They will find a bottle with notes from the crash!
03:02They say it's an alien masterpiece!
03:06That's it!
03:09I was hoping that my ridiculous creation
03:12would be useful to some aliens without hearing!
03:15But it turned out that I just overtook my time!
03:21The boar's waltz!
03:24Wow!
03:25And what does it sound like?
03:55Karich!
03:57Not now!
03:59This is a recording of my future waltz!
04:02Do you hear how inhuman it is?
04:06One, two, three!
04:08One, two, three!
04:10We need to warn the crew of the funny jellyfish!
04:13We can save them!
04:15How do you imagine that?
04:18You somehow threw your bottle at them!
04:21This is a letter that they will read later!
04:24Imagine!
04:25A hundred years ago, some prophet found out
04:28that I would eat a worm apple today!
04:31He decided to write a poem about it
04:33to warn me!
04:35Karkarich!
04:36Don't believe the apple!
04:38There is a worm in it!
04:40And now, a hundred years later,
04:42I find out about this poem!
04:44And what?
04:45I decide that this is an ordinary coincidence
04:47and I will have breakfast with the same apple!
04:49Not about worm apples!
04:51I understand!
04:53And I also feel sorry for this funny jellyfish!
04:56But we can't do anything!
04:59We can make a lighthouse for them!
05:03Then they will definitely not break!
05:05And what is interesting?
05:07It will work for a hundred years!
05:10On some batteries?
05:13Why not?
05:16It seems that someone does not understand
05:19the structure of the battery!
05:21If you look at the sides,
05:23you can see that we are surrounded
05:25by many substances.
05:27The simplest of them
05:29are called chemical elements.
05:31All of them have different properties.
05:33Some are solid,
05:35some are not very.
05:36Light and heavy,
05:38shiny and transparent.
05:40There are even radioactive.
05:43Also, each of the chemical elements
05:45has one remarkable property.
05:47The ability to lose its particles.
05:50If an element is dipped into a liquid
05:53that conducts electric current,
05:55charged ions fly away from this element.
05:59This property is called chemical activity.
06:03Active elements easily part with their ions.
06:07Inactive ones are greedy.
06:09This feature of substances
06:11is used in batteries.
06:13Substances with different activity,
06:15for example, zinc and copper,
06:17are dipped into some liquid.
06:19It is better to take a solution of salt,
06:21alkalis or acid.
06:23This liquid is called electrolyte.
06:26Active zinc begins to give its ions.
06:29Each ion contains two negatively charged electrons.
06:35Greedy copper gives its ions very reluctantly.
06:39Therefore, the copper electrode
06:41has few electrons left.
06:43They will do it until the equilibrium comes.
06:47And we will get a strongly negatively charged zinc
06:51and a weakly negatively charged copper.
06:54In a battery, they will play the role of electrodes.
06:57Strongly negative zinc will be cathode,
07:00and copper will become anode.
07:03To cheer them up and break the equilibrium,
07:06it is necessary to connect anode and cathode
07:09with an external circuit.
07:11Electrons from the cathode will rush to anode,
07:13and a current will flow.
07:15Minuses will begin to disappear in zinc-cathode,
07:18and there will be too many of them in copper-anode.
07:21And zinc will give its ions to electrolyte again,
07:24and copper will take them away.
07:26This will continue until zinc or copper
07:28will fail.
07:30Then the battery will fail.
07:33How do you understand that in order for the battery
07:36to work for a hundred years,
07:38its cathode and anode must be very large.
07:41Just gigantic!
07:43Is there really nothing we can do?
07:46I'm very sorry.
07:48But in honor of your little boar,
07:50they will call my wonderful waltz.
07:53For her, it will be a weak consolation.
08:03Hmm...
08:17What?
08:18It's night!
08:19It's on Earth!
08:20Day and night!
08:21And we are in space!
08:22I'm still worried about this story with the funny jellyfish.
08:25I studied the photos of the accident site,
08:28and I think I've found a solution.
08:30Apparently, I'm not just a genius composer.
08:33Shoroscope!
08:35Here is this planet.
08:36By the way, it's a terrible place.
08:38Constant whirlwinds and sulfuric acid instead of water.
08:41Increase...
08:43It will happen here?
08:45The crab will crash into this rock because of its poor visibility.
08:49But!
08:50If you eat it,
08:52the boar team will have a chance
08:55for a successful landing.
09:01To be continued
09:07You know,
09:08I just realized what my plan is.
09:12And what is it?
09:14We will have to land in the same conditions as the funny jellyfish.
09:18It's not a problem for me.
09:19Computer!
09:20Switch to manual control!
09:24Let's go!
09:27Are you sure?
09:29Yes.
09:30That you can control this thing?
09:32Of course!
09:33I watched all the movies about the adventure of the boar!
09:38And it's still dangerous far away!
09:41Where is it?
09:42I'm counting!
09:43We're almost there!
09:48Nyusha!
09:52Computer!
09:53Switch to automatic control!
09:56What?
10:20We were luckier than you,
10:22little boar!
10:23We were just lucky!
10:25But the little boar is really cool!
10:28I like the smart one in their team more,
10:31Gryf Gryfych.
10:33It would be better if my waltz was called in his honor.
10:37This is a harmful rock!
10:39Damn it!
10:42Well,
10:43let's clear the path for the descendants!
10:46Ato!
10:55No!
10:57The analysis showed that these rocks are almost completely made of zinc and copper.
11:02This is metal!
11:04We can't break it for a thousand!
11:07Wait!
11:08Acid reservoirs,
11:10zinc and copper rocks,
11:12don't they remind you of anything?
11:15If the copper and zinc rocks
11:17are in one lake with acid,
11:19it will turn out to be a giant natural battery
11:22just the size we need!
11:29If only it worked,
11:30if only it worked,
11:31if only it worked!
11:32Stop the adoration!
11:34We're changing history here,
11:36not laying out a basin!
11:47Please!
11:48Please!
11:49It worked!
11:51Bonyusha will be saved thanks to our lighthouse!
11:54I know a suitable matichel for such a case!
11:57Your genius...
11:58...waltz!
12:00I don't think this is a good idea.
12:05Strange.
12:06Where did it all go?
12:08Sharaskov!
12:09Turn on Bonyusha's waltz!
12:10Nothing surprising.
12:12If there is no accident,
12:14they won't find the bottle with the notes.
12:17So you...
12:18...knew?
12:19Let's put it this way.
12:20I foresaw such a possibility.
12:23But it turns out
12:24no one will ever find out about your waltz!
12:30But we will leave the world
12:32to our mysterious alien structure!
12:46Cool!
12:49Wow!
12:50This comet is...
12:52...unbelievable!
12:54Amazing!
12:58An ordinary piece of space ice.
13:04Nothing special.
13:06My friend!
13:07I thought you, as a poet,
13:10should understand beauty.
13:12Be-be-be-be-be-be-be...
13:14Oh, the poems are not being written again!
13:19Perhaps our friend's bad mood
13:21is not the result of a creative crisis.
13:24It looks like we have a bright example
13:26of a malfunction in the brain.
13:28What?
13:30The mood, one might say,
13:32is born in our head.
13:34That is, in the brain.
13:36The brain consists of several tens of billions
13:39of neural cells, neurons,
13:41connected to each other.
13:43When we think, feel and control our body,
13:46neurons constantly communicate with each other.
13:49When a neuron is excited,
13:51electric impulses run to other neurons
13:53along its path.
13:55When several impulses
13:57simultaneously reach a sleeping neuron,
14:00it wakes up and gets excited.
14:03The place of contact of neurons
14:05is called a synapse.
14:07Neurons are separated from each other
14:09by a small gap, a synaptic gap.
14:12When an impulse from an excited neuron
14:15reaches a sleeping neuron,
14:17a special substance, a neuromediator,
14:19appears in the synaptic gap.
14:21The neuromediator acts on receptors,
14:24and the sleeping neuron wakes up
14:26and gets excited.
14:28For the brain to work properly,
14:30neurons must constantly communicate.
14:32Neurons are also responsible
14:34for our mood,
14:36and their neuromediator is called serotonin.
14:39If these neurons stop communicating
14:41for some reason,
14:43depression, insomnia,
14:45and sometimes even aggression
14:47can occur.
14:49My friend, you need to treat this.
14:51Don't joke with your head.
14:53You need to save the lamb.
14:55Ah!
14:56Lamb, don't move!
14:57You won't get sick.
14:58Don't move your head.
14:59I'll take you to my doctor.
15:01Tell me, is your head okay?
15:03How many fingers do you have?
15:05Can you open your eyes?
15:07We'll fix you!
15:09Shut up!
15:11If I don't share your excitement,
15:13it doesn't mean there's something wrong with me.
15:16Maybe it's you who's not okay.
15:20Here's another symptom.
15:22Suspicion.
15:24You yourself are a symptom.
15:27What was that?
15:29The course stabilization system is malfunctioning.
15:33Where's the lamb?
15:42The injury is not lethal.
15:44Just a small bruise.
15:46It's nothing serious.
15:48Lamb, you'll get better.
16:11Lamb, lamb, lamb...
16:19Hey!
16:23One, two, one, two, one, two...
16:25One, two, one, two, one, two...
16:29I'm great!
16:31I'm great!
16:37I'm great!
16:39I'm great!
16:41I'm great!
16:43I'm great!
16:45To the lamb or to the kitchen?
16:52Hi, Krosh!
16:54I feel much better now.
16:56And my head is in order.
16:59I'd better go to the lamb.
17:08Salute!
17:10And I'm completely healthy.
17:12Congratulations!
17:15Maybe we should...
17:17Dismissed!
17:19This is a comet.
17:21I have a feeling that something is wrong with it.
17:25Something is wrong everywhere.
17:27Bite me, bee!
17:29Hey!
17:31I'm all right!
17:33With my head!
17:35Congratulations!
17:37The lamb is still in order.
17:39Congratulations!
17:41The lamb is still in order.
17:43Congratulations!
17:45The lamb is still in order.
17:47The lamb is still in order.
17:51What's wrong with them?
17:56What's going on?
17:58The lamb!
18:00And I...
18:04I'm all right.
18:10Everything is strange.
18:12Everything is too strange.
18:14Why don't you tell me why everything is so...
18:16...strange?
18:18Did you think so too?
18:20Oh!
18:22Did you see them?
18:24Did you understand everything?
18:26No!
18:28And I understood!
18:30I always suspected!
18:32They are walking around!
18:34Everyone is against me!
18:36And why are you smiling?
18:40You are with them at the same time!
18:42And me?
18:44No!
18:46Did you think of something?
18:50What was that?
18:52What happened while I was sleeping?
19:12The lamb is still in order.
19:14The lamb is still in order.
19:16The lamb is still in order.
19:18The lamb is still in order.
19:20The lamb is still in order.
19:22The lamb is still in order.
19:24At least one is normal.
19:26Pin, Pin!
19:28Call the base!
19:30What do you want?
19:32I'm glad you're all right.
19:34You work as usual.
19:36By the way, what are you doing?
19:38I'm disassembling the plane.
19:40I'm tired of stupid hardware!
19:42It breaks all the time!
19:48But we will die!
19:50I have a spacesuit!
19:54What happened here?
20:02What?
20:06Let's see.
20:08Oh, Losyash!
20:10Are these not your experiments?
20:16I am convinced.
20:18The success of a space trip
20:20depends on a well-organized work
20:22and a positive mood of the crew.
20:26Why do neurons of mood
20:28sometimes stop communicating?
20:30Let's imagine that our brain is a computer.
20:32Sometimes the computer hangs
20:34from heavy loads.
20:36It is useless to knock,
20:38my gambling friend.
20:40You need to reboot.
20:42The brain also has a reboot button.
20:44This is the so-called Zone 25.
20:46From time to time
20:48it reboots our brain
20:50so that we do not immerse
20:52in a bad mood for a long time.
20:54But sometimes the Zone 25
20:56itself goes out of order.
20:58Then neurons stop communicating
21:00with each other
21:02and the brain is in a bad mood.
21:04Neurons stop communicating
21:06and depression occurs.
21:08Alas, we can not always
21:10control our emotions.
21:12The case with the lamb
21:14clearly showed this.
21:16I used a gyroscope
21:18and based on the research
21:20of the future
21:22I created a drug
21:24that will not only make Zone 25 invulnerable,
21:26but also make neurons of mood
21:28communicate more effectively.
21:30This is Druzhibin.
21:32It will always help us
21:34to be friendly
21:36and, I'm not afraid of this word,
21:38happy.
21:40But to check it,
21:42I first need to block
21:44my serotonin
21:46and I will become
21:48gloomy and unfriendly.
21:52My friend, fix your
21:54stabilization system.
21:56It is impossible to work.
21:58I have already fixed it.
22:02So,
22:04here it is.
22:06Serotonin is blocked.
22:08The rest
22:10sniffed through the ventilation.
22:12But why didn't it affect me?
22:14Because you were
22:16in the labyrinth.
22:18There the air is filtered.
22:20Hi!
22:22Oh, look,
22:24what a comet there!
22:26Look,
22:28it's smiling.
22:30It's like a bee.
22:32It's sniffing something.
22:34Our friend
22:36just likes to be special.
22:38But it's okay,
22:40we will cure him.
22:42You will be like everyone else.
22:46Crush!
22:56Catch him!
23:00Object in Sector 3B
23:10Object in Sector 3B
23:20Don't let him get into the laboratory!
23:30Object in Sector 3B
23:36The suit
23:38doesn't squeeze?
23:44My friends...
23:52Cool!
23:54After the friendship of Bean
23:56the comet seems
23:58even more beautiful.
24:00My friend,
24:02you definitely need to accept it.
24:04Of course, my friend.
24:06We made sure today
24:08that we shouldn't compare everyone
24:10to one comb.
24:12The position of Bean is a protest
24:14against soulless
24:16technologies of the future.
24:18Isn't it?
24:20No, I just like to be special.
24:28Object in Sector 3B
24:38Wasn't there anything more interesting
24:40for a stop?
24:42This is the only planet of the Earth
24:44for the next 100 light years.
24:46What is interesting to do here?
24:48It's just mud all around.
24:50And it's also suitable for breathing air.
24:52So,
24:54you can walk without spacesuits
24:56and sunbathe.
25:10Pull harder!
25:12Ugh!
25:14What a smell!
25:26We're late...
25:28Where're my shoes?!
25:32Where?!
25:36F**k!
25:38Brother...
25:40Where're my shoes?!
25:42You!
25:44I got you!
25:48Dinner time...
25:50This is the first time I've ever seen such a beautiful creature.
25:55I hope I'm not mistaken.
25:57It's a giant baby.
25:59It's so cute!
26:01I can't believe it!
26:03It's so cute!
26:05I can't believe it!
26:07It's so cute!
26:09It's so cute!
26:11It's so cute!
26:13It's so cute!
26:15It's so cute!
26:17It's so cute!
26:19Asteroid from a couple of millions years ago.
26:23Who's here?
26:25That's me.
26:27Are you stupid?
26:37Wow.
26:39It's so sensitive.
26:41I like it.
26:43How about you, sweetie?
26:45I'm older than you.
26:47I agree. What a nonsense!
26:51You're funny!
26:53Let's play!
26:54Wait, I'm not...
26:56Oh, I'm not ready!
26:58Ouch!
26:59Oh, no!
27:00All alone, all alone,
27:02The flower doesn't grow
27:04All alone, all alone,
27:06I can't sing, I can't dance
27:08On a hot day, on a bad night
27:10It's not cozy all alone
27:12It's a bad habit,
27:13And it's time to throw it away
27:15Well, two is eight,
27:17If one cries,
27:19The other won't let him go to the bottom
27:22If two is everything else,
27:24So life is enough, fool
27:26And pull, pull it alone
27:29Well, two is eight,
27:31If one cries,
27:33The other won't let him go to the bottom
27:36If two is everything else,
27:39So life is enough, fool
27:41And pull, pull it alone
27:45All alone, all alone,
27:47Who will you roll the barrel on?
27:49All alone, all alone,
27:51Don't scratch your back
27:53Don't put a dot in your life
27:55Don't live alone
27:57It's a bad habit,
27:59And it's time to throw it away
28:01Well, two is eight,
28:03If one cries,
28:05The other won't let him go to the bottom
28:08If two is everything else,
28:10So life is enough, fool
28:12And pull, pull it alone
28:15Well, two is eight,
28:17If one cries,
28:19The other won't let him go to the bottom
28:22If two is everything else,
28:25So life is enough, fool
28:27And pull, pull it alone
28:43I think I overdid it with vitamin D
28:47And I liked it
28:50Pushk, let's go!
29:03Surprisingly viscous substance
29:06We need to take a sample for analysis
29:09What a cunning mud!
29:12I rub it, rub it,
29:14And it seems to grow again
29:16Great!
29:18I feel we are stuck in this puddle for a long time
29:28Why do you need to fly somewhere, fool?
29:31We are so good together
29:34And a whole eternity is waiting for us ahead
29:38Eternity?
29:40Yes!
29:42Until the end of your life activity
29:45Will separate us
29:47I think I'm not ready yet
29:49For such a long relationship
29:52The worse for you, dear
29:55Because someone simply has no choice
29:59But can you at least let go of the others?
30:03Well, of course not
30:06After all, your wonderful body will not last long
30:10Without this ridiculous life-support system
30:16He does not understand anything
30:18How is this possible?
30:20This mud does not take anything
30:22No fire, no water, no laser, no gun
30:25Yes, a strange substance
30:28If you can not act in an attack,
30:31It means you need to strengthen the defense
30:35Take, for example, tan cream
30:37Which I, for my stupidity, just did not use
30:41Everyone knows that the excess of sunlight is harmful
30:45Since its rays contain ultraviolet
30:48Which can cause sunburn on the skin
30:51We can not do anything with ultraviolet radiation
30:54It can not even be seen with the naked eye
30:57Therefore, the simplest and most effective way
31:00Protect your skin from ultraviolet
31:03With tan cream
31:06The cream contains nanoparticles of titanium oxide
31:10Not more than 100 nanometers each
31:13They absorb ultraviolet radiation very effectively
31:17And do not let it get on the skin
31:20That is, you suggest
31:22Do not fight this dirt, but cover the man with something
31:26To protect yourself from this dirt
31:30It's all because of me
31:33She keeps everyone here because I'm so cute
31:39My self-critical friend, who are you talking about?
31:43Yes, I ... I ...
31:45You will not believe me anyway
31:52I do not want to spend my best years in this dirt
31:57Nyusha, can I consult with you?
32:01Come on
32:02One of my friends does not want to date a girl
32:07But she insists
32:10How to explain to her that they do not have a common future?
32:15Wait, what kind of friend is this?
32:19Are you talking about a lamb or what?
32:21No, no, you misunderstood me
32:24So he insists
32:27Well, I'll show him the common future now!
32:35Let your friend go to his girlfriend
32:38She will say
32:39No need to run after me
32:41My rose has bloomed for you
32:44You need to be more strict with them
32:47Wow
32:54Maybe in chess?
32:57Listen, we need to talk seriously
33:01How cute you are when you are gloomy
33:06I'm not cute at all!
33:08And in general, my rose is not for you
33:11What?
33:12In a figurative sense, of course
33:18Maybe in cities?
33:20Bite me, bee
33:24Yes
33:27Kopatych's method did not help my friend very much
33:32I'm afraid there is no universal method in such matters
33:36Why?
33:38And what should he do?
33:40Nyusha, don't!
33:42Let him be more tolerant to other people's feelings
33:45There is not enough sincere love in this universe
33:50Why?
33:55You came back too early, dear
33:57I'm still mad at you
34:00Forgive me, please
34:02For what?
34:04For being so harmful and stupid
34:09Well, of course, I forgive you, dear
34:13How long can you be offended by such a chuburashka?
34:18I have to tell you something else
34:22You're scaring me
34:35It worked! It worked!
34:38Completion!
34:40My friend, how did you do it?
34:43Oh, I carefully studied the nanoparticles that Sasha is talking about
34:48They have very interesting properties
34:52If you look closely at the nanoparticles of titanium dioxide
34:56You can see that the atoms on their surface are very poorly connected with the rest
35:02These atoms are very active
35:05And it's easy to get into an amazing chemical reaction
35:09If they get ultraviolet light
35:12They split the nearest molecules of water into pieces
35:16These charged pieces scatter in different directions
35:20And split other molecules
35:22If there are organic compounds nearby
35:25BAM! BAM!
35:27And it explodes
35:29This means that if you cover any surface with nanoparticles of titanium oxide
35:34Then no dirt will be able to stick to this surface
35:38If, of course, there is ultraviolet radiation nearby
35:43Maybe I should have planted something in it?
35:46It would grow, water it, and so on
35:50It would be interesting, bite me, bee
35:53What have I not thought of before?
35:56Well, what did your friend say to his girlfriend?
36:02To be continued...
36:32To be continued...
36:38Watch out!
36:42Let's see who's going to get out now
36:46Consider it a head start!
36:47Bad luck!
36:51Bee, why didn't you finish your breakfast?
36:54I saw that your battery is charged only at 99%
37:00If you eat poorly, you will run little and upset your dad a lot
37:07Oh, there you are!
37:10And I'm looking for you everywhere
37:12Nein, he hasn't eaten everything yet
37:14Sorry, it's a matter of life and death
37:18But...
37:20Bee, you see, there is such a thing here
37:23A surprising number
37:25It means that your mathematical mind is needed here
37:29Well, be a friend, help me
37:32It's a matter of life and death
37:36Shhh!
37:37There, you see?
37:39A combination
37:42Tell me the winning move
37:44Otherwise, I feel like snorting
37:48And make a bear snort
37:51Honestly
37:52Karich, it's closer
37:55Well, be a friend, help me
37:59Exactly! In the center!
38:02Well, Karich, now let's see who will snort
38:09I see an unoccupied, polluted plot
38:13We will take
38:16Na-na-na-na-na!
38:19Na-na-na-na-na!
38:21An amazing number
38:23The transfer of energy without wires and batteries
38:26To the amazing experiment of the moose
38:29Today, after dinner
38:32Yes!
38:34My friends, to turn on any household appliance
38:38We need to connect it to the socket
38:42In our everyday life
38:44We all are the hostages of the wires.
38:47And now it's time to confidently say,
38:50Down with the wires!
38:52Down with the wires!
38:54So what?
38:55Now we will only use batteries?
38:57No, we can also confidently say,
39:02Down with the batteries!
39:03Down with the batteries!
39:05To begin with, a little theory.
39:08A vivid example of the transmission of electricity without wires is lightning.
39:14Lightning occurs when there is a voltage of more than 100 million volts between the cloud and the ground.
39:21A strong electric field tears some air molecules into charged particles, ions and electrons.
39:29Negative electrons fly to the ground, and positive ions fly to the clouds.
39:35These particles accelerate in the electric field,
39:39stick to other molecules and do the same with them.
39:43A chain reaction is launched, which is called an electric break.
39:49A conductive channel is formed in the air,
39:52through which electric energy, after all, and lightning, is transmitted from the cloud to the ground.
39:58So what?
39:59Are we going to charge all devices with lightning now?
40:02It would not be very convenient.
40:04To control the process, you need to create an artificial electric field.
40:09However, for this you will need high voltage,
40:12so that the field is strong enough to form a conductive channel.
40:18Such a device was made back in the 19th century by the famous Serbian scientist Nikola Tesla.
40:25Tesla's high-frequency generator can create a very powerful field,
40:30in which breaks and discharges are easily formed.
40:34Actually, the example of Tesla's generator is now right in front of you.
40:40So what? Does this thing work?
40:42Let's check it out now.
40:44Now I will turn on the generator,
40:47and these flasks of gas will become light sources in its field.
40:56TESLA
41:03Come on, wires!
41:06Do not rush, my optimistic friend.
41:10The problem of this method is too high energy consumption and short distances.
41:16Alas, in life, Tesla never managed to create a conductive channel.
41:23That is, it's just a spectacular physical trick.
41:27Until this day, it was so.
41:33But I have improved Tesla's generator.
41:37And now the generator can transfer any amount of energy to any distance.
41:47Damn needles!
41:49The moment of truth.
41:53TESLA
42:24TESLA
42:43Watch out!
42:47Let's see who is now an outsider.
42:50I think this is a failure.
42:55Biffy, why didn't you finish your breakfast?
42:58I saw that your battery is only 99% charged.
43:04If you eat poorly, you will run little and upset your dad a lot.
43:11Oh, here you are.
43:13And I'm looking for you everywhere.
43:16It's a matter of vital importance.
43:19Naim, he hasn't eaten everything yet.
43:22I'm sorry.
43:23The amazing is near.
43:25It means that I need your mathematical grasp of mind.
43:30Well, be my friend, help me.
43:32Yes, there is something going on there.
43:35I'm not talking about that.
43:38Exactly, in the center.
43:41Wait, how do you know?
43:46TESLA
43:50I see an unobstructed contaminated area.
43:58The amazing is near.
44:00The transfer of energy without wires and batteries in an amazing way.
44:05And in a flash.
44:11Alas, in the life of Tesla...
44:15That is, it's just a spectacular physical trick.
44:21Until that day, it was so.
44:28Generator Losasha!
44:32The moment of truth.
44:37What's the matter, dear?
44:39What explosion? What are you talking about?
44:42I checked everything very carefully.
44:47Oh, come on.
45:08Watch out!
45:12Let's see who's an outsider now.
45:16I think it's a trap.
45:17Bad luck!
45:21Bibi, why didn't you finish your breakfast?
45:27Oh, hello, Pin.
45:29Have you seen Bibi?
45:35What a pity!
45:37Oh, what a trouble!
45:39What should I do now?
45:41The amazing is near.
45:44Watch out!
45:50What an amazing technology!
45:53After all, Tesla was a genius.
46:11Kukuriku, kukuriku, kukuriku...
46:28Louder, my friend, louder and with expression.
46:32Kukuriku, kukuriku, kukuriku...
46:37I see an uncovered contaminated site.
46:41Let's take it.
46:48The amazing is near.
46:50Energy transmission without wires and batteries.
46:56So, it's just a spectacular physical trick.
47:00Until that day, it was so.
47:03But I perfected the Tesla generator.
47:07And now the generator can transmit any amount of energy
47:14at any distance.
47:17Wow!
47:19The moment of truth.
47:25Strange. I checked everything in advance.
47:29Come on, wires!
47:33Personal message for Bibi.
47:35Read it in case of a balloon explosion.
47:40I don't understand anything.
47:49Is this a real firebird?
47:52Of course not.
47:53This is her cousin on the mother's side.
47:56And here I pose Picasso for his famous dove, Mira.
48:01I would never believe it.
48:03Yes, few people notice the outward resemblance.
48:07And this photo seems familiar to me.
48:11My friend, this whole story happened because of you.
48:16Really? Why don't I remember anything?
48:19Because you weren't there.
48:21To be honest, I didn't understand.
48:25Oh, this is a funny story.
48:29Of course, it all started with your next experiment.
48:47Be careful!
48:48The future of humanity is in your hands.
48:51Apparently, humanity has a difficult future.
48:56Wow!
48:58It looks like a monument to the plate I broke last week.
49:02It must have been a very famous plate.
49:05Very funny.
49:07This device sends radio signals into space.
49:14You should have said it was a radio.
49:17In fact, yes. But it's not just a radio.
49:20It's an encrypted message to alien civilizations.
49:25Wow! Do you believe in aliens?
49:28Of course.
49:30Earth is not the only planet in the universe.
49:34There are about 200 billion stars in our galaxy.
49:38And there is at least one planet revolving around each of them.
49:43Does each planet have an alien?
49:46Unfortunately, no.
49:48With so many planets, the probability of any intelligent life is very high.
49:54Can you tell me more about this probability?
49:59Yes, you can.
50:01There is even a special formula for calculating the number of civilizations in our galaxy.
50:07This equation was invented in 1961 by the American scientist Frank Drake.
50:14Cool! I'd like to know what these squiggles mean.
50:17Oh, it's simple.
50:19The first squiggle means how many new stars are born in the galaxy every year.
50:25The second squiggle is how many of these stars have planets.
50:30The third squiggle is the share of planets suitable for life.
50:35The fourth squiggle is the probability of life on a planet with suitable conditions.
50:41The fifth squiggle is the probability of the emergence of reason on inhabited planets.
50:47The sixth squiggle is the percentage of civilizations that have grown to contact.
50:53And finally, the seventh squiggle is the time during which these civilizations exist
51:00and, perhaps, transmit their radio signals into space.
51:05If we multiply these values,
51:08we get the number of civilizations that are ready to receive radio signals from our planet.
51:15Wow! So it turns out that aliens really exist?
51:20What did I tell you?
51:22You see, there is even a formula.
51:24And they can catch our signal at any time and come?
51:29Theoretically, yes.
51:31But most of the meanings in this formula we do not know yet.
51:35And we can only assume...
51:44We can not hit the face in the mud in front of the brothers by reason.
51:47Everything must be at the highest level.
51:49At the cosmic level.
51:51We must warn everyone. Immediately!
51:55To us?
51:57Fly!
51:59Brothers by reason?
52:01From minute to minute?
52:03Bite me, bee!
52:07Everyone is ready to contact alien civilizations?
52:24To be continued...
52:54To be continued...
52:58To be continued...
53:21They arrived!
53:24Earth greets our dear guest,
53:27who has traveled to the endless cosmic expanses
53:33to extend the hand of friendship to our planet.
53:38We have been waiting for your visit for a long time...
53:41So small!
53:43Maybe we are all big?
53:45Yes!
53:47You look like a baby.
53:49So small!
53:52This is uncivilized.
53:54And I ask you to accept this gift as a sign of readiness for contact
53:59and from a pure, as they say, heart.
54:07He respects traditions.
54:10And now a cultural program.
54:13This is a green planet.
54:15This is winter.
54:16This is summer.
54:17This is a healthy cutlet.
54:18This is a poem about love.
54:20This is a shovel.
54:21This is a pen.
54:22This is another poem, a little bit.
54:23This is a machine computer.
54:25This is my favorite carrot.
54:30This is a charger.
54:32This is a broken pot.
54:33This is a 15.
54:34This is a blanket.
54:35This is a creative ecstasy.
54:37This is a diesel engine.
54:39This is a radish in a sweet jam.
54:40These are my glasses in a case.
54:42This is a black Labyrinth.
54:47These are royal passengers.
54:49These are summer landscapes.
54:51This is a volcano.
54:52These are stars.
54:53This is salt.
54:54And this is me.
54:55This is a bicycle bell.
54:56This is a logo textbook.
54:57This is a green planet.
54:59This is my favorite carrot.
55:03This is my favorite carrot.
55:20Tell me, my friend,
55:22are you authorized to choose
55:24a worthy landowner
55:26for a friendly visit to your planet?
55:29Why should I fly?
55:30With a friendly visit!
55:31On a spaceship!
55:35Hmm, Krosh,
55:36of course, your candidacy
55:38is more than worthy.
55:40But, in my opinion,
55:42the most beautiful should fly!
55:45Well, or rather, the most beautiful.
55:48No!
55:49The contact of civilizations
55:51is, first of all,
55:52an exchange of achievements
55:54in the field of technical progress.
55:57Aha,
55:58so I will fly
56:00and learn about the achievements
56:02of their agronomy.
56:05Actually,
56:06I would not refuse either.
56:08But this is very dangerous!
56:10Unventilated spaceship!
56:12Overload!
56:14Only a sports-prepared body
56:16can withstand this!
56:19And I feel good here.
56:21My horns itch from weightlessness.
56:25And still, I believe
56:26that my candidacy
56:28is the best way.
56:31Why is that?
56:32First of all,
56:33I do not know!
56:34I do not know!
56:35I do not know!
56:36I do not know!
56:37I do not know!
56:38I do not know!
56:39I do not know!
56:40My friends,
56:41why are you tormenting
56:42an unhappy creature?
56:45That's it.
56:46The interplanetary conflict
56:48is over for us.
56:58And still,
56:59let me know
57:00what are these
57:01mockery
57:02over the poor frog for?
57:06For the frog.
57:09But what about aliens?
57:11Aliens!
57:12Aliens!
57:13Aliens!
57:14Your radio
57:15did not work?
57:18Oh,
57:19I see you
57:20are hooked on this topic.
57:22I must note
57:23that sending radio impulses
57:25to other civilizations
57:27is not the only way
57:28to find brothers
57:29by reason.
57:32You can explore planets
57:34that revolve around stars
57:36similar to our Sun
57:38and at the same distance
57:39as the Earth.
57:40This is about
57:41150 million kilometers.
57:44If the radiation of a star
57:45is greater than that of the Sun,
57:47then life becomes possible
57:49at a greater distance
57:50and vice versa.
57:51For example,
57:52if the radiation of a star
57:53is four times greater
57:54than that of the Sun,
57:56then earthly life
57:57becomes possible
57:58at a distance
57:59of 300 million kilometers.
58:02Unfortunately,
58:03unexplored planets
58:04of this type
58:05are very far from us
58:07and it is impossible
58:08to see them
58:09with a telescope.
58:11Therefore,
58:12so far we can guess
58:13about their existence
58:14only by the brightness
58:15of the star.
58:18The planet rotates
58:19around the star
58:20and covers part of its radiation
58:22for astronomers.
58:23If you periodically
58:24record the decrease
58:25in the brightness of the star,
58:27you can calculate
58:28the period of rotation
58:29of the planet
58:30and its relative size.
58:33Then they calculate
58:34the mass of the star
58:35and the distance to it
58:37to understand
58:38whether life is possible
58:39on such a planet.
58:42It is estimated
58:43that in our galaxy
58:44life can be
58:45approximately
58:46on 11 billion planets.
58:50But if people live there,
58:52keep in mind,
58:54then our radio signal
58:56will reach them
58:57only after many years.
59:00Is something wrong?
59:03Here is such a story.
59:07The contact of civilizations,
59:08the brothers of reason.
59:10Ha!
59:11My friend,
59:12you don't listen to me at all.
59:14Have you seen this?
59:17This is phenomenal!
59:24These are royal passages.
59:25These are real landscapes.
59:27These are mountains.
59:28These are glaciers.
59:29This is sleep.
59:30And this is me.
59:31This is a bicycle bell.
59:32This is a teacher's logo.
59:34This is a green planet.
59:36This is a green planet.
59:40This is a green planet.