all the stuff you shouldn't do... in super slo-mo

[enabler118]

stupidity at 2500 frames per second (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=lUZ-e2SkeMI#%21)

I like the microwave part, myself.

[mathman1000]

That was really cool!

[buddahson]

Awesome stuff.

[#1Townie]

I really hope they owned and were not renting that house. I loved the water bed.

[McVaaahhh]

:up:

[GuitarX]

That shit blowed up real good!!!

[My back hurts]

I had no idea flour was fammable, And I cant beleive they fit 4000 gallons into a waterbed bladder

[Cornfed]

Dumb, yet I couldn't stop watching it.

[CaptGoodvibes]

That's pretty much the best thing I've ever seen! My face hurts from the shit-eating grin. :D

[r6rammy]

i liked seeing the bullet bounce back when they shot the coke can

[~Barn~]

Nice find. I wonder if that fire experiment was strickly flour or mixed with non-dairy creamer. If you've never tried it, get a packet of NDC and blow it across a flame. Probably best to do it outdoors.

:D

[dirkterrell]

I had no idea flour was fammable, And I cant beleive they fit 4000 gallons into a waterbed bladder

That's how grain elevator explosions occur. Just about any powder that is that fine will burn under those conditions. And I think the waterbed was filled with 4000 liters, so a bit under 1000 gallons.

A buddy of mine here at SwRI (http://www.boulder.swri.edu/), Dan Durda, does research on asteroid collisions and spends a bunch of time at places like the NASA Ames Research Center using their high velocity gun. These things can launch projectiles at speeds of several miles per second. I think this one was done on our campus down at San Antonio:

http://www.boulder.swri.edu/~durda/bustinballs/Test1_O_Short.avi (http://www.boulder.swri.edu/%7Edurda/bustinballs/Test1_O_Short.avi)

and here are some stills:

http://www.boulder.swri.edu/~durda/bustinballs/ (http://www.boulder.swri.edu/%7Edurda/bustinballs/)

They've got various setups down there to study things like impacts on aircraft (e.g. we did the empirical analysis of what caused shuttle Columbia to fail on re-rentry). They've got cameras that will do 100 million frames per second. :)

[Zach929rr]

The things I would do for a Phantom or Red camera.

[Peanut_EOD]

I've done a few of those things.