Could We Build Master Chief's Armor TODAY?
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Nothing is more iconic than Master Chief in his Olive Drab Green MJOLNIR armor. It's what makes the Chief, Chief, and it's what gave him the ability to take down the Covenant, the Flood, and even the Banished. But is that some thing we can actually build today? Join me this week as we explore how MJOLNIR is described in Halo, what we have that's comparable today, and how we might be able to make a set of armor today!
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I love the part where the VA would still not give the soldier benefits bit
That made me chuckle when i heard it too lmao
*There’s a UA-camr called Installation 00 that’s doing just that right now.*
I am gonna make a gripe, just because I found it funny. NOT BECAUSE THIS IS BAD MIND YOU!
But when he starts off with "Nothing is more iconic in Halo than the armour Master Chief wears" and shows us the least iconic armour that he has ever worn.
I just found it a lil funny.
Outside of this, the fact you really went that in depth with the lore, to real life comparisons and what we could do to improve or match what is shown is always fascinating. Keep it up!
Amazing how I've gone from imagining I'm Master Chief during my childhood to realizing that I may actually become Master Chief in the future. Just need to take care of my back and knees before the VA declares my Halo dreams as 'not service related'!
I Have to say this Titanium and its alloys have some of the highest, strength to Weight ratio, of Metals/alloys not strength to Volume which is more belonging to steel. The strongest steel alloys, leave the strongest titanium alloys in the dust.
That's what I've heard as well, Steel can be pretty heavy
What's the toughest material known to man? Couldn't they make Spartan armour out of that? Toughest by bulletproof and impacts and such
@@jackalsniper892 There is 2DPA-1, a lightweight polymer with an even greater yield strength and elastic modulus than both titanium and steel, but it currently cannot be mass produced.
There are ALSO exotic alloys such as metallic glass and high entropy alloys which are very good at redirecting forces due to a combination of high elasticity and high hardness, but mass production of such alloys are also still a work in progress.
@@PixlRainbow thanks. This is really interesting, and if you had to guess what would you say would be widely available and strong in the halo universe 26th century
A composite of all of this will do just fine, much like how NATO tanks use Chobham armor.
The armor would be super uncomfortable and hot because in the military we don’t care about making the soldier comfortable we only care about functionality ac will always be an afterthought.
It would really be nice if I see a spartan, towering over me of a sign of hope
I was just imagining how it feels for the chief to get that armor off after a month or two of killing everything that moves. And how it smells.
Um AKs fire 7.62 rounds which can also be used for long distance depending on the cartridge.
Glad I wasn't that the only one who heard that too.
If you're looking for more inclusive details than just this go to 00 installation. That guys goes into deep death and he breaks down the armor in every single corner and peace and granite
The one problem I have with energy shielding in sci-fi, is the fact that energy shields would realistically be useless against kinetics, here's how defense should go in sci-fi: armour for kinetics and energy shields for energy weapons.
It would really depend on how you're creating the shield. Most people think of some kinda electromagnetic field, and ya kinetics probably wouldn't even notice that. Although that would make you largely immune to plasma weaponry or particle accelerators.
@@warlock64c True, but the problem also extends to plasma as well, the temperatures required to vaporize that much material that fast would be astronomical.
@@royce_beyer absolutely, and if we assume that kind of technology is possible and reasonable, we could create a more powerful gauss weapon than we could ever get out of plasma anyway.
this actually isn't the case, plasma shields need a constant magnetic field in order to work, said magnetic field will act as a pseudo-lattice structure that gives the plasma mechanical properties (this is something that has already been demonstrated in plasma experiments). many physicists think that developing plasma shields are a pre-requisite for inter-stellar colonisation due to the damage a ship without one would take from the ISM
Unless it was a hardlight shield, but then at that point, not much could get through it if it was possible to make such a thing possible.
Spot on about the VA 🤣 I’m still fighting for what I got med-boarded out for
Depending on the factors such as angle of attack, if you get slowed down on the way, the time it took to completely stop, the surface your hitting, and the gel layer, yes, you could survive falling from space. I mean, chief did survive a fall from 2 kilometers and it is very possible to survive that, even without being a super soldier and/or the mjolnir suit. People have survived falls from higher than 2 kilometers in the air. You'd definitely be rattled up and you won't just walk that off but it's doable.
Here's the math behind it: ua-cam.com/video/2lrRdORaSsw/v-deo.html
We could utilize a Liquid Metal system that was created in early 2000s
Awesome video dude!
Oh likely maybe something like that may already exist. But it's gonna cost alot of money... and top secret black budgeting and blacksite projects.
Exoskeletons armor is probably my favorite.
This is extremely intresting
If we were to make this armor we would have to figure out how to do the augmentations first so soldiers can actually use the armor without it killing them
It's possible I already found fireproof material and now it's the fact of mixing polymers in certain materials and technology mixed in with AI
I wish cybernetic augmentations would be legal on the human body
Yaknow, I feel like body armor development has been happening for more than a few decades
few thousand years. maybe few tens of thousands.
Yea originally it was to prevent caveman from getting killed by primitive tools and weapons even rocks using wood and hide as armor, then we learned metal working so we had to add onto or straight up replaced the wood and hide with metal, then guns became a thing and it took like 900 years to actually make real protection (still using metal but alloyed steel) agains a projectile moving 100x faster than an arrow, but as early as the late 60s we finally created real ballistic protection using Kevlar fiber, and today we use a type of ceramic
10K SUBSSSSS🥳🥳🥳
Ceramic is good for one shot but multiple shots will penetrate titanium will stop multiple shots
Short answer... No
Thx mate
It could work but not the biology people slicing part because most combat armor the military has today could be heavily modified to resemble in game armor while staying simple and offering more protection at the cost of slighty less mobility
I believe the Spartans are biology inhandsented
Enhanced*
I must say though the armor itself being roughly 1,000 pounds is a bit much because if it's titanium and even at its max it only comes out as 200 pounds. Plus if it's 1,000 pounds it would sink into sand and if spartans climb ladders that''ll shatter the bars due to that amount of weight. I dunno that's what concerns me. Not only that but I wonder the kinetic force it can handle because say what you will but the biggest issue with armor is that while it will block the penetration of a bullet, it can't stop the kenetic force of it. That's why, even with modern body armor + SAPI plates, if you get shot in the chest, you will have broken ribs. The only real thing I can see them using is non-Newtonian foam layers solidify instantaneously upon impact. This can create a larger, rigid surface area that absorbs much of the energy which in turn decreases energy transfer to the body.
The gel layer acts as shock absorber too
Bro the gel layer, and titanium 50 also absorbs shocks, see installation 00 video on titanium 50 alloy
@@jackalsniper892 That maybe true but even in Halo Wars 2 we see Doug's armor be shattered and in game UNSC sniper rifles are shown to break right through it with a second shot along with the first shot breaking the shields. The bullet it's using is an armor piercing round that's 14.5 x 114 mm and 64 grams, which is enough to puncture the armor, since it's the energy and equivalent of 38 standard 5.56 rounds. To quote Johnson, "They're tough, but ain't invincible."
Why can’t you have the energy from the hit transfer to a piezoelectric gel layer instead of the body of the person wearing the armor?
China’s already achieved a miniaturized fusion battery. So that’s the power source down.
Says who ??. Fusion reactors havent even prosuces a net postive energy.
Protect the user Plat carriers and cavalier. That's all
Kevlar*
There’s a guy doing it right now….
Who ??
The Spartans are but a stepping stone to becoming Astarti
the point on the ceramic armor. I am almost certain we phased that armor out like a decade ago. We have armor that's able to withstand upclose rifle shots again and again with tight groupings. You might wanna check that yourself as I just simply remember hearing about. Than seeing videos of people doing exactly the latter in recent years.
The "over reliance" on titanium and saying it's not very good in reacting to damage is not very sound. I mean first off creating alloys would just simpy render this point moot. Unless, titanium as an alloy is just particular not as useful. However, the human forces in halo have advanced particular high enough that they are able to form alloys on the molecular level. So they're centuries ahead of us on this stuff. The covenant? Dude they're mileniams and mileniams ahead of the unsc on that alone. You need to check out installation00 on that. I don't remember what they do exactly, but what they do is just simply way beyond.
Couple things, I wasn't saying titanium is bad, but that for it to be good as armor, it needs to be mixed in. Pure metal withstands bullets but leads to Spalding (frag from the destroyed bullet redirecting into your face). Again, it's not that Titanium is bad, but to make it super effective you'd want to layer it. As for Ceramics, not sure where you heard that. Everyone very much still uses them, I have a stack of E-SAPIs in my closet right now.
@@TheBigCabezon just could’ve sworn I’d seen people on UA-cam use rifles with penetrative ammo. Then mag dump a level 5 plate and it didn’t break.
Again and like what other people are saying. You really should go check out the channel installation00. I can’t remember what exact engineering degree he specialized, but he is very verbose on subjects like alloys. Just look up his video on covenant ship armor. That info is wild.
I had weird thoughts I don't think fusion reactors are necessary to make the armor work. I was watching a video on the hydrogen engine, concept and my thoughts what if some one made it small enough to fit in person back, it isn't directly connected to armors through mechanical means but it generates the energy for armor to function. And even if not possible you can have one of the military trucks they have with the troops to connect to armors to power them or resupply the hydrogen fuel, it might or might not be better than the halo but it could be do-able. But add the ability to eject the hydrogen container, if you need to emergency remove it or if ignite is too much while the container still attached has special vents to allow it to jet the access ignited hydrogen.
Hydrogen engines are expensive to function and build…
China already created a miniaturized nuclear fusion battery, so it is possible
Fun Video but The VA comment got thumbs up and subscribe.
Could Doom guns be possible to make with the micromisslies and other attachments? And how strong would you have to be in order to wield them? Would it likely mangle you to try to use it like some poor guardsmen trying to use a heavy bolter?
Rocket propelled small arms do in fact already exist, look up "Rocket Pistols" (I believe this is what they are called), they are exclusively used in sports as rockets don't have the same KE as traditional gunpowder ballistic weapons and so are entirely dependent on chemical warheads (Such as High Explosive, or Tandam warheads) like you see in modern rocket/missile systems.
High thermal resistant Titanium and ceramic based armor................ YES! Though very expensively. Energy shields NO! Power Source that compact...... NO! Mjolnir's strength and speed augmentation ............ Unlikely leaning NO.
It's true Plat carries are not light they are 20 pounds
Not first
So before I even watch the video I have to say no.
sorry i cant like because its better to stay at 117 likes
Halo 4 and 5 Cheif looks way more badass than Halo 3/ Infinite Cheif
Big time disagree. Infinite Chief looks clean af.
Heresy! How dare you heretic!
@Cabezon nah. The Infinite Cheif is definitely clean. But the fully sealed pressurized suit makes him look like a green green Storm Trooper
No. One. Like. this. video. It’s at 117 likes