Science & Futurism with Isaac Arthur

Epizódy

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  Space Habitats: The Strangest Worlds We Could Build (Narration Only) 15.08.2026 4h 34min

  What if planets were only the beginning? Journey through cube worlds, Ringworlds, cloud cities, hollow planets, artificial suns, and the strangest habitats known physics might let us build.
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  Space Habitats: The Strangest Worlds We Could Build 15.08.2026 4h 29min

  Build a world small enough to circle in a day—or vast enough to house a galaxy. This grand tour explores the strangest space habitats possible under known physics.
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  Life in a Relativistic Starship 13.08.2026 34min

  Aboard a relativistic starship, time is cargo: gamma-10 cruise, decades slipping by outside, lethal dust grains, beam routes, antimatter, ramjets, and the strange culture of crews who trade history for the stars.
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  Life in a Relativistic Starship (Narration Only) 13.08.2026 34min

  Aboard a relativistic starship, time is cargo: gamma-10 cruise, decades slipping by outside, lethal dust grains, beam routes, antimatter, ramjets, and the strange culture of crews who trade history for the stars.
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  Are We Living in a Simulation? A Modern Look at the Simulation Argument (Narration Only) 09.08.2026 40min

  If reality is a simulation, what would that actually mean—and would it matter? We revisit the Simulation Argument, AI-created worlds, digital minds, ethics, and the Fermi Paradox.
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  Are We Living in a Simulation? A Modern Look at the Simulation Argument 09.08.2026 40min

  If reality is a simulation, what would that actually mean—and would it matter? We revisit the Simulation Argument, AI-created worlds, digital minds, ethics, and the Fermi Paradox.
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  The First Martian Cities: Planning Habitats (Narration Only) 06.08.2026 33min

  How does a Mars base become a real city? We explore the fragile leap from mission outpost to permanent home, where life support, local businesses, families, and improvisation shape the first Martian settlements.
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  The First Martian Cities: Planning Habitats 06.08.2026 33min

  How does a Mars base become a real city? We explore the fragile leap from mission outpost to permanent home, where life support, local businesses, families, and improvisation shape the first Martian settlements.
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  Fluorine Lifeforms – Creatures of the Halogen Seas (Narration Only) 02.08.2026 33min

  What would life look like on a world where rain boils the ocean and corpses can explode? We explore fluorine-based biochemistry, hydrogen fluoride seas, and creatures built around containment rather than flesh.
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  Fluorine Lifeforms – Creatures of the Halogen Seas 02.08.2026 33min

  What would life look like on a world where rain boils the ocean and corpses can explode? We explore fluorine-based biochemistry, hydrogen fluoride seas, and creatures built around containment rather than flesh.
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  Can You Survive Inside a Star? (Narration Only) 30.07.2026 24min

  Can you survive inside a star? The answer is stranger than “no.” Explore plasma storms, red giants, magnetic shields, and how future civilizations might turn stars into fortresses.
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  Can You Survive Inside a Star? 30.07.2026 24min

  Can you survive inside a star? The answer is stranger than “no.” Explore plasma storms, red giants, magnetic shields, and how future civilizations might turn stars into fortresses.
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  Mass Drivers on the Moon - Enabling a Lunar Economy (Narration Only) 26.07.2026 36min

  How the Moon could become the industrial launchpad of the Solar System.
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  Mass Drivers on the Moon - Enabling a Lunar Economy 26.07.2026 36min

  How the Moon could become the industrial launchpad of the Solar System.
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  Molecular Industry: Factories Made of DNA (Narration Only) 23.07.2026 25min

  The most advanced factories don’t use steel or robots. They use DNA. Molecular industry could turn biology into programmable manufacturing for medicine, space, and civilization.
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  Molecular Industry: Factories Made of DNA 23.07.2026 25min

  The most advanced factories don’t use steel or robots. They use DNA. Molecular industry could turn biology into programmable manufacturing for medicine, space, and civilization.
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  How New Space Settlements Avoid Early Collapse (Narration Only) 21.07.2026 28min

  The first space colonies won’t fail because rockets break. They may fail because ecosystems, incentives, genetics, or society itself break first.
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  How New Space Settlements Avoid Early Collapse 21.07.2026 28min

  The first space colonies won’t fail because rockets break. They may fail because ecosystems, incentives, genetics, or society itself break first.
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  What Are the Limits of Human Knowledge? (Narration Only) 19.07.2026 35min

  Can humanity ever know everything? Explore the hard limits of knowledge: cosmic horizons, quantum measurement, chaos, computation, lost meaning, AI, wisdom, and the shoreline of the unknown.
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  What Are the Limits of Human Knowledge? 19.07.2026 36min

  Can humanity ever know everything? Explore the hard limits of knowledge: cosmic horizons, quantum measurement, chaos, computation, lost meaning, AI, wisdom, and the shoreline of the unknown.