Charlotte Z liu

yes

i know it's quite off topic but does anyone know of a good site to watch new series online ?

Any idea which interview?

I was hoping halfway through that we were actually looking at the teardrop itself, but what we were seeing wasn't the smallest discernable scale of it's own makeup, but that of the observing instrument, because the teardrop is such an exquisitely complete reflecting body. Videos like this are thoroughly welcomed gems.

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Yeah! Superior aesthetics denote superior morality! What could go wrong? :DDD

Such a gift for humanity

Look at our spacefleet, they must be scared! It surely is a gift for peace'

@@taikisaruwatari5148 the worst thing is, from all they knew they really were that powerful. They couldn’t have known trisolaris had the capability to make strong interaction material. They couldn’t possibly imagine it

Terrifying

The original quote, "If I love you..." evokes such sadness and futility on part of the originator. Changing just one verb flips doubly flips the meaning, dread, helplessness, futility, but this time not on the originator's part, but the target's. This was one of Liu's master strokes.

Your description of the remarkable feeling conveyed in the story is also beautiful

On top of that, Liu was able to demonstrate both the preciousness and powerlessness of human emotions and morality when facing such kind of despair.

@@laisensei6984 Liu is way too good at that. The guy does not pull punches, especially in the third book.

"If I destroy you... what business of it is yours? Run, run you fools, run!"

Nothing more dangerous then a cornered animal with nothing to lose. We just nuke the entire surface of the earth and moon before they arrive. You guys sure are far from home. Have fun with your new paradise world.

+hz d 超结构

You're exactly right. The person who made this video understood perfectly what was happening, including all the nuance.

hz d I can't like your comment enough

Never heard of this and stumbled on it trying to find a song.. but what an intriguing thing this is. Add your comment gave insight in.. now I need to find the book.

精彩的解释，通过水滴表面的镜面反射，人类自认为无敌的宇宙舰队的粗糙表面被一览无遗，看似强大其实脆弱，而水滴却正好相反

Abso-fucking-lutely.

Agree 100%. This captured the essence of the books so well, far beyond just visualizing a thing or scene from them.

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Exactly, I get so tired of nuclear warheads. I mean in the future there’d be this. Or the 2 d filament later on. No way to fight.

I like the scene in Mars Attacks! when we fire nukes at ‘em. They detonate it, capture the blast, load it into a bong and take a big draw. It only makes their voices a bit higher like helium does for us. Broadcast on live TV too.

Some people had it, like Zhan Beihai.

its sister movie is already on screen, go to see the wondering earth. oh but most of the Western cinemas dont imported it. well

Desperado Shao it is going to be made available on Netflix

@@desperadoshao9733 The Wandering Earth movie was extremely disappointing.

yeah..keep yer panties on, sport

Oingo Boingo they made too many changes in it...

Glad to see TBP related videos get newcomers and more views after Netflix version released

Eh, it's just a few hundred years head start in technology

Actually humanity without the interference would be more advanced than the triolsolarians and would’ve easily defeated them. I can only imagine what that would be like.

In the books, humanity was only a few months (or years, I forget) away from possessing technology that could defeat droplets, so without the Sophon interference they would have won.

The true successor to Asimov and Clarke

it's a gift to Earth

The Amazon Prime Chinese version is so much better. I had the highest hopes for the Netflix one but it's just not up to the Quality that the book provides.

If I was the writer of season 2, I would straight up steal this video's concept

@@itobin2957 i will make sure to manifest this idea with the thermodynamic power of thought

nf is never get this series great if they continue making aliens as fools, this may work for some other marvel series, but not for three body. Fear and ignorance are only true feelings that human got from trisomies

Fuck Netflix’s Three Body Problem, the only good it did to me is to help me vomiting my fucking dinner.

There are two on the way

Converting this masterpiece into a film will be an extremely challenging task.

Not accurate

It is composed of strong nuclear force materials. Strong nuclear force binds the quarks in protons and neutrons together, and the protons and neutrons in atoms together. The molecular structure of general matter is maintained by electromagnetic force. If the molecules are magnified to the size of the earth, the distance between the molecules will be farther than the distance from the sun to the earth. The aliens found a way to use the strong nuclear force and made the shell of water droplets with it

No it's not. They'd definitely knew if it was neutronium. The Droplet was described as absolutely flat having 0 K temperature. Neutronium would be gaseous or undergo Bose-Einstein condensate at absolute zero and normal pressure. Also, while hit with hammer (as described in the book), neutronium would diffuse with it and not bounce off.

Yes, except for the atoms at the beginning. The fact that they are perfectly stacked side by side implies that they are not the atoms of the ship, but the atoms of the droplet itself, bolted into perfect formation by the strong nuclear force. This makes sense, as pure light waves are too large to see atoms themselves so that part could not be a result of reflection.

Yes.

From which timestamp to which timestamp? I’m very curious about the sources of these voices

In fact the dense molecular structure is from human spaceship, this is the reflection on the infinitely smooth surface of droplet.

the waterdrop is perfect, it doesnt have the defects shown, it was a reflection of the human spaceships

Nope, 60,000 survived

nah, the human fleets were surrounded by the Waterdrop

Bro forgot about Lantian and Bronze Age

sadly it wont most likely. the topic of the books is far too complex for ordinary viewer who expect only action and more action. take blade runner 2049 for example. excellent scifi but most ordinary viewers found it boring 3 body problem would need to be made differently for the purpose of film in order to be captivating for mainstream and therefore profitable enough to justify creating it in the first place. the movie would most likely ignore 60s era from book and focus on present time of the book solely

@@trauty666 Even with a considerable degree of compromise, Blade Runner 2049 was not a commercial success.😭

I went to the theatre 3 times to watch Blade Runner. It was the only movie that moved me to tears over and over again. But my boyfriend found it boring and stupid.

Yes!

They never do sadly, Fan movies are all about passion and movies are more about marketing and money

@John Galt Did you really think such a cheap childish trick as a craddle system connected to a few nukes would stop the Lord forever? *_GET READY FOR AUSTRALIA, BUG!_*

Are you ready?

So did I today.

If you play this clip backwards, it is how the waterdrop penetrates the spaceships.

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/aXWSm6yBbWqHuGQ.html this is a pretty good depiction of what comes next, though not as terrifying as this video

It would take some cojones to sell a 15-minute bass-drop leadup to the action scene (something like infected mushroom during the attack could be good), but it would blow people's minds and sell tickets like crazy

@@lukegriffiths4333 indeed haha

It's clearly not a water drop but a remote controlled projectile. It's not that deep.

@@JsJdv If that's the only thing you were able to pull from the book about the Droplet then I feel genuine pity for you.

@@jaycee3209 No, I pity you for having thought that the droplet was a revolutionary idea. But then again, you probably don't read a lot.

@@JsJdv "Weakness and ignorance are not barriers to survival, but arrogance is." I hope you have a good day.

@@jaycee3209 You too. And wear your helmet on your way out.

I think Tencent will get this right rather than Netflix, cuz Tencent hired a bunch of hardcore fans that worship the books, you can tell by watching the Tencent series, also they don't shy away from the sciences, nothing was dumbed down, as for Netflix's, 24 episodes for the whole trilogy just wasn't enough.

yeah but tencents budget is so small they’re probably going to be severely limited on what they can actually show whereas say what you will about the writing, the huge amount of money they’re spending on the special effects on netflix show will mean that visually it should hopefully be pretty spectacular

I finished The Dark Forest yesterday. I am awed by the mind that can create such a masterpiece!!

This video is better after reading the Dark Forest as it is more related to it.

Dark Forest is my favourite of the trilogy

Still couldn't understand wth is going on

⁠@@ppmi6 The silver ‘droplet’ you’re seeing at the end of the video @13:00 is an alien probe meeting hundreds of human ships (the dots in a perfect grid in the distance) face to face @13:30. However, what humans don’t expect, is just how advanced and capable this alien droplet space ship is. This thing is extremely dense. So dense, that it’s a near perfect reflector. In the beginning of the video, you’re seeing the atoms of the alien ship itself @0:15. They’re almost impossibly close to each other and perfectly aligned in a grid. Then, slowly zooming out, you’re seeing the REFLECTION of the nano scale structures of the human space ships miles away in the perfect mirror of the droplet space ship @1:40. Zooming out until you see larger structures reflected. For example, this is a reflection of one of the millions of screw on the human massive human space ships 6:06. Zooming out further, until you see the reflection of an entire human ship @10:00. And hundreds of human ships lined up in a grid formation @11:15 as tiny black dots reflected on the droplet’s surface. Ironically matching the perfection of the droplet’s subatomic structure. Just at a scale that reflects (haha pun) the technological difference between the aliens and us. Zooming out further, we see the droplet itself @12:00. When the camera pans, you see the actual human ships, no longer reflected in the droplet itself. Humans think it’s a gift of the aliens because it’s so pretty. Like how we think super venomous animals are beautiful and harmless since they’re so pretty and bright. Shortly after that. The droplet kind of wipes them all out like they’re a bunch of ants by ramming them. One by one. And due to its incredible density, it just goes through them like a superheated katana through room temperature butter.

​@@ppmi6the metal teardrop at the end is an alien weapon. It is made of indedtructible material that is perfectly reflective. You can infinitely zoom into its surface. The video is our perspective zooming out from that surface. The material you see right before the end is the atoms of earth space ships reflected onto it. It destroys a thousand ships by ramming through them.

@@ppmi6 The droplet is held together by strong interaction and perfectly smooth to a subatomic level. It is also a perfect reflector. The first images of those grids of balls is it’s own structure. The rest is it’s surface mirroring the human fleet to a subatomic level, showing all of their ships imperfections to that level, while the droplet has no such imperfections. The humans were arrogant because despite the aliens being capable of blocking their scientific advancement they achieved way faster ships and extremely powerful weapons. But that didn’t matter because the droplet alone is a hundred times stornier than any material humanity ever produced.

@@sharojak9401 Well said.

Beautiful, what life means is the intelligence organism that will try anything to survive in the cruellest competitive world since they born

Only if they really understand the book and not monetize it with Hollywood styled hero vs villain theme.

i just wish netflix cancel the project because i dont want them to ruin the entire novel.

@@eddywong6688 Totally agree Eddy. Also feel exactly the same about Dune

@@eddywong6688 I have faith because the author is apart of the creative team

The Tencent trailer looks better

Towards the end of the video, my inner Gandalf was screaming to to Fleet International: Fly you Fools!!!

Don't get too close to the crazy alien probe! This never ends well!

"Stupid children. Run!"

@@KevinHuangPhasorQuantaG “Run where?”

​@@HiDesert004 Out of the solar system

What was the best one of 2001?

@@circeowaggles I think they were referring to 2001: A Space Odyssey lol

The Jimmy Neutron movie covered this all pretty extensively

Yeah. I think we should focus on improving planet earth and society rather than tryna become Instagram friends with unknown foreign entities

If dark forest theory was true, then no aliens exist in the milky way. We would never have even existed. A stellar civilization could launch probes to every star in the galaxy and destroy all life, before it could even begin to develop intelligence and pose a threat. The technology gaps between species would be immense. I think this really makes it mostly pointless to develop pre emptive defenses against potential antagonists. Either they’re more primitive, in which case preparations aren’t really needed since we would have highly superior technology, or they’re more advanced, in which case, goodbye, universe. There will not be an “independence day” type of thing. There will not be resisting something that much more advanced. The “why are we here” for dark forest also applies to the second scenario here. I think this makes it desirable to contact extraterrestrial species. Avoiding contact is either prolonging the inevitable or missing out on great gain

@@bambarby no, I do not agree with that. Society in the end was the doom of it all, society became complacent.

The story is about Chinese culture revolution destroyed the entire world...

@@grant7988 you are pathetic

@@grant7988 no the story is ab cultural evolution destrying the whole universe and the communists saving it

Which means marvellous in Sci Fi

Netflix next year

At least. The Three Body movies must be at least the times better than Wandering Earth. Otherwise it's a waste of time and money.

netflix is doing a series. launch 21st of may 2024

@@deltalima9640 The Nexflix version is bullsXXt, I recommand the Tencent version。

There is a Chinese Tencent TV adaptation which is basically faithful to the first book chapter by chapter. 30 episodes

How do I do that?

not only that, i’m afraid they’d whitewash the hell out of it.

@@wastelifetakenotes yeah probably, but to even make a show of this magnitude seems impossible to me. It's just to massive & far more technologically advanced to put to television & be convincing ya know. It's either gonna be great with great effects of its gonna suck, there is no gray area with this. They shouldn't even try in my opinion.

Lol come on guys. I absolutely love sci fi, and this book series, but it's not some impossible to understand story. The very fact that the books made it understandable to you and me, two people that probably arent physicists, shows it's not some completely abstract thing. It's a great book series but don't try and act high and mighty for liking it / understanding it.

Writer Director who made Knives Out is a producer too. Critics loved his Star War movie. I wonder if he'll help with the representation. He did create Rose Tico & Purple Hair Admiral.

the 4d scenes 😂

+Bill Li 中国人的呗

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