The blue tray makes 8 equally sized ice cubes.

You notice that each tray holds the exact same amount of water, but has a different number of ice cubes that it makes.

Ice 2.0.

You are filling up trays to make ice cubes.

So 8 equally sized ice cubes, this is the blue tray.

We can always use that room with the ice machine.

9 million pounds of ice were harvested in 1900.

Don't have a bigger sharper saw.

So it makes.... I'll draw it like this.

Let me do this a llitle bit cleaner... so there's the half, half, half,......

Ice 3.0. the refrigerator curve.

Great example 1900s, Ice 1.0.

They didn't have to be cold time of year.

He told himself it was necessary to make them from scratch.

There's the mechanism that would go in there, kind of a Geneva drive.

lines of code you can generate pretty complex models.

Now, it wasn't about the ice factory with the iceman delivering ice to your house.

Don't stay on the same curve.

Still, if everything goes to our satisfaction with the testing and construction of the two production prototypes that we're working on right now, those first deliveries to the, about a hundred, people who have reserved an airplane at this point should begin at the end of next year.

This past season, they manhandled them across the ice to waiting aircraft.

Ice and Glaciers

Apparently, the formulation is still classified.

We hate this mortar, to stand hours and hours.

Environmental procedures, defense projects, consumer products.

Your little sister's fear of the dark freezes on her lips

Decorative Ice

Ice

We are wrapping up.

Why do we need filmmaking equipment?

This machine was manufactured in France.

This machine was manufactured in France.

Iceman?

Ice.

Get me ice.

Does that mean no, you don't want ice, or no, you want ice?

They are manufacturing TV sets in this factory.

You can buy it in Russia.

And as I said before, they hadn't invented the electric outlet either, so the washing machine was a particularly dangerous device.

Let's take ice because ice is easier to move

A lot of things you see are designed on computers and without any human interference, are sent to the production machinery that automatically make those products that you use.

Icebergs are born when they calve off of glaciers or break off of ice shelves.

The factory is producing a new type of car.

This machine cranks out a thousand screws an hour.

(Laughter)

But imagine we're looking at an ice skating rink from above.