@@Cut3C00lC4t0wen Not the part I talking about, TELNET is a movie. For example, If you look close, you can see the explosions are far further back than the plane. ua-cam.com/video/LdOM0x0XDMo/v-deo.html
For people commenting on the helicopter at 1:38 that appears to take off without its main rotor spinning, the rotor is in fact spinning at a high rate. What you're seeing is an optical illusion called strobe effect created by the video camera's shutter rate.
It’s the other way around, the camera man set his frame rate to that of the helicopter, that’s significantly easier to do than to take off at a specific rotor speed
Its cool how the shutter speed or frame rate of the video camera matches with the rotation of the helicopter blade speed around the 2:00 minute point in the video. it creates the illusion that the blades are not spinning .
The Norskfreight 747 (7:40) is from the Christopher Nolan movie Tenet (2020). It's a former Cathay Pacific 747 and he wanted to use a real plane vs CGI. Wild that it was edited to look like old camera footage and had voices added
That delivery at 7:48... pilot be like, "I AIN'T gettin' overtime pay AND I AIN'T gettin' another demerit on my logs for being late, so this delivery WILL BE ON TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMMMMEEEEEEEEE!"
Its what everyone does when you go on holiday there .. to experience the plane thrust. Lots of people get closer and actually hang onto the fence so they basically fly. Its idiots that comment that dont actually know what or why they do that.
@@Anarchist007 yeah both of them were walking towards an burnign aircraft that just stopped moving, and stll emmitng thick black smoke, - meaning it still has plenty to burn, and likely partially blow or flare out upon them...
Місяць тому
....A good compilation here....I hadn't seen a few of those and I've seen most. Although the Norsk clip is a movie set....well done!
Meanwhile, pilot at 8:50 be like... "you know, fk it, today IS the right time for a new career... gonna be a boat captain instead of an underpaid pilot!"
Playing around with jet blast isn't fun. I was bringing a bunch of cargo in baggage carts back to our warehouse late on night. Air Canada was doing a post maintenance engine run up. I stopped when the watcher wave me to stop and waited. They throttled back and I guess the guy thought they were done. Got right behind the aircraft and she wound up again. Cargo blown all over the taxiway and onto Runway 32. Had half a dozen RCMP guys helping me find it all.
Don't be too harsh on the Norwegian pilots landing at Malaga @13 mins-there can often be difficult windshear on very short finals on RWY 31-take it from one who knows.
7:00 what a unique looking aircraft. It has got my curiosity but I don't know what it is. Perhaps someone can help me with my quest? I am thinking it is cold war era Russian or eastern Europe?
@ Agreed, had this happened it would have been seen the world over in a matter of minutes. I am assuming that it was from a film, though I do not know which.
If you were there and looked at it with your eyes , it would look completely normal. Its only due to the shutter rate of the camera matching the rpm of the rotas does it appear to not be moving ..basically just a fun illusion
(1:38-2:37) Talk about fuel efficient, eh? Only having to spin that little propeller in the back and not the big one on top?!? I'll wager it's 81% to 173% more fuel efficient than all the non-levitating _"normal"_ helicopters out there. And honestly, it may be as much as 177.4% more fuel efficient, but since 37.2% of all statistics are completely bogus and I don't know what I'm talking about, there's a 62.8% chance that I'm right... right?). Does anyone else find it odd that the manufacturer decided to leave the big propeller on top even though it appears to not be needed? They should have designed it in such a way that had the propeller fold away into the top cowling or some other place that's a bit less conspicuous. A safety measure, perhaps? They leave it on top and not folded so it's ready to deploy in case of an emergency...? I'll bet that's it... it's a safety precaution. *Great Scott* ..! Can you imagine if the helicopters 1.21 gigawatt warp drive failed?... or if the anti-matter injectors got clogged?... or if the dilithium-crystals lost cohesion & the entire dilithium-matrix destabilized??? If *ANY* of those things happened, that helicopter would lose main propulsion and simply fall out of the sky. So if there's a failure (like the ones i listed above), the pilot could declare an emergency... fire up the impulse engines... get the top rotor spinning... stabilize flight (ie: stop the helicopter from nose-diving into the ground at 372mph)... regain control... land safely. Crisis averted. If the top rotor was folded away, it would take longer to deploy, in an emergency. It makes sense that the big prop isn't hidden. The mind boggles, doesn't it? It's truly a wonderous time to be alive!
what is this thing that these compilation-makers do, where they put the same clip in twice? is that an influencer-meme-youtuber thing that I don't understand? or are you just careless?
7:43 Is a movie setup. TENET 2020.
that sounded like Reeves in the background
so its not real?
@@Cut3C00lC4t0wen Not the part I talking about, TELNET is a movie. For example, If you look close, you can see the explosions are far further back than the plane. ua-cam.com/video/LdOM0x0XDMo/v-deo.html
You beat me to it.
@@Cut3C00lC4t0wenWatch the movie and you'll see. It's real in the sense that it's not CGI, but it wasn't really an accident.
For people commenting on the helicopter at 1:38 that appears to take off without its main rotor spinning, the rotor is in fact spinning at a high rate. What you're seeing is an optical illusion called strobe effect created by the video camera's shutter rate.
It's just called rolling shutter.
2.41 видел своими глазами, как пилот катапультировался.....
Are people this un-schooled
Disagree. It's kryptonite. I saw it once in a Superman movie.
@@TopatTom No. Nobody's asking about it in the comments
Where is the plane crash from the video thumbnail? 😂
clickbait, as usual
Scumbag clickbait.
Gutless coward 😮.
@@teksal13 Yes clickbait - to get you to click (it worked). Downvote the video if you don't like it.
@@DavidB-rx3km oh well, its your and mine fault for having such a dark curiosity
@@TopatTom I only clicked to to make sure the video didn't exist lol! We would have heard about an airliner hitting a wind turbine I'm sure.
Just imagine the Gs of acceleration that the pilot feels 2:56 when the seat gets ejected at such speed.
12:12 - The lightning is way off in the background and didn't strike the DHL plane.
ヘリの機長さんはカメラのフレームレート（fps）を知っていてわざとそれに合わせながら回転数を保って離陸したのだろうか
Да. Очень интересно. Привет из Киргизии 👋👋👋👋👋
You sus
It’s the other way around, the camera man set his frame rate to that of the helicopter, that’s significantly easier to do than to take off at a specific rotor speed
1:40
@@JamesKelham-u5kaf
Those people weren't running to safety. They were running to get the best shot for their social media (6:25).
Well said (6:53).
I swear, some people could have a burning aircraft flying directly toward them and they'd still try and film the event.
Its cool how the shutter speed or frame rate of the video camera matches with the rotation of the helicopter blade speed around the 2:00 minute point in the video. it creates the illusion that the blades are not spinning .
How to trick human/Mammalian peception, the Visual-Crtex Mindf*ckering !!
7:57 スピットファイア
Spitfire
Hey japan
@@Toppat.2.0 Hallo, are you British?
@ダニエル-p1o no bro I'm from in America uski ok
7:40 fun fact: that crash was filmed for a movie but the people recording had no idea it was fake
1:42 ゲームのバグみたいになっててすごい
グラセフでチートでヘリ出した時
wow that bus driver floored it
Subscribed. I love it. Just raw videos. No boring narratives.
Crash landing huh?
I subscribed mainly because this uploader didn't add commentary, music or cartoon graphics. It was fantastic to watch.
事故映像見るたびに辛うじて使えてるだけでまだ人類には空が早かったんだなって思う
The Norskfreight 747 (7:40) is from the Christopher Nolan movie Tenet (2020). It's a former Cathay Pacific 747 and he wanted to use a real plane vs CGI. Wild that it was edited to look like old camera footage and had voices added
Guess I'm not flying home this Christmas.
good decision! not a great time for aviation
Steal other's videos and put your own watermark on it? Your parents must be so proud.
DO NOT RECOMMEND CHANNEL
i subscribed. copyright and patents is immoral. i like curated stuff. I subscribed
i recommended the channel and subscribe.
jealousy and hate doesn't pay.
have a good day!!
What channels video is this?
@@snorttroll4379 Your opinion makes sense for a person not smart enough to copyright or patent anything.
@@kenfrank2730 sure. We should not put a damper on the dummies preventing them from commercialising ideas
It always looks so weird when the helicopter rotors get frozen like that. First time I saw one I really thought they weren't rotating.
Yeah, first time I've ever seen that. Sure looks weird, The antigrav engines must be in great shape.
I thought that was amazing to see a spinning blade so fast it looks still.
1:48 Gotta love the miraculous helicopter that can fly with stationary rotors.
That delivery at 7:48... pilot be like, "I AIN'T gettin' overtime pay AND I AIN'T gettin' another demerit on my logs for being late, so this delivery WILL BE ON TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMMMMEEEEEEEEE!"
10:00 ist soooo smooth. My favorite
7:40 これは映画だったんじゃ？
Да. Это кино. А ты не замечал , что за Боингом , далеко от самолёта, спецэффекты, пожар? Привет из Киргизии. 👋👋👋👋👋
映画『テネット』の撮影風景。
To the idiots standing behind the plane at 5:40. It's not that the wind blows it's what the wind blows...
They obviously never watched Mythbusters.
Its what everyone does when you go on holiday there .. to experience the plane thrust. Lots of people get closer and actually hang onto the fence so they basically fly.
Its idiots that comment that dont actually know what or why they do that.
Do you really expect them to come here and watch this video and see your comment, or are you just trying to make yourself feel better?
"Call for help!"
That's right, because maybe no one else saw it...
i mean, atleast he wasn't ONLY filming...
@@Anarchist007 yeah both of them were walking towards an burnign aircraft that just stopped moving, and stll emmitng thick black smoke, - meaning it still has plenty to burn, and likely partially blow or flare out upon them...
....A good compilation here....I hadn't seen a few of those and I've seen most. Although the Norsk clip is a movie set....well done!
You have a couple Ryanair regular landings for some reason in that compilation.
Guffaw
*Thanks!*
6:30 this is the world we live in. Plane filled with jet fuel on fire... lets stop and make sure we film it.
What were the supposed to do tho
Cant open the door
No fire extinguishers near by
Calling 911 has no point
@@Thunker_24 I was meaning they should be getting far away from it! not stopping to film!
Amazing, many thanks.
Одна из тех нарезок где нет комментариев ведущего. Идеально.
Очень даже правильно высказался.👍 Привет из Киргизии 👋👋👋👋👋
...типа как не надо ✈️🛩🚁🛫🛬🪂🔥
Yeah agreed. I hate commentary.
Meanwhile, pilot at 8:50 be like... "you know, fk it, today IS the right time for a new career... gonna be a boat captain instead of an underpaid pilot!"
That "landing" at 5:51 made me burst out laughing
That's a landing test (see the big cranes where the aircraft is suspended and released)
If I'm in a plane that crashed I'd just jump out at the last second and I'd be fine
Good job, I hadnt seen many of these!
7:41 - Real life scene from the movie Airplane!
It's great that governments tell us that flying is the safest form of transport 😂😂😂
Dude, UA-cam reccomentations went wild with this one.
2:45 he switched the gear up?
I typically just scan through these videos look for the thumbnail and then I'm gone if I don't see it. Not an ideal way to get engagement bruh.
oh, the plane going down the runway in flames is crazy....ty for your calling of help!
evacuated off a plane due to fire & they stand there like idiots filming
It’s just crazy… everyone survived the crash but many killed filming it
FedEx still hasn't recognized my insurance claim
Playing around with jet blast isn't fun. I was bringing a bunch of cargo in baggage carts back to our warehouse late on night. Air Canada was doing a post maintenance engine run up. I stopped when the watcher wave me to stop and waited. They throttled back and I guess the guy thought they were done. Got right behind the aircraft and she wound up again. Cargo blown all over the taxiway and onto Runway 32. Had half a dozen RCMP guys helping me find it all.
the thumbnail had flashbacks of TFS who does to avoid the windmills
Don't be too harsh on the Norwegian pilots landing at Malaga @13 mins-there can often be difficult windshear on very short finals on RWY 31-take it from one who knows.
1:33 is that the tein tower
That's edificio do congresso
7:50 это съёмки фильма
7:00 what a unique looking aircraft. It has got my curiosity but I don't know what it is. Perhaps someone can help me with my quest? I am thinking it is cold war era Russian or eastern Europe?
its one of the Russian Tupolev bombers, the Tu-22M
@@pashon4percushon cool thanks
The Norsk freight thing is fake right?
Has to be…
@@cameraman655 Yeah I wouldn't think a 747 would just run into a building without being top line news and made a video by many youtubers lol.
@ Agreed, had this happened it would have been seen the world over in a matter of minutes. I am assuming that it was from a film, though I do not know which.
The norsk freight was prob flimed from a movie
I believe it was made for the movie "Tenet"
Why repeat some of the short crashes?
7:50 that is from the Chris Nolan movie scene from Tenant
3:52 that biplane thought it was gonna clear the front but not the tail
Guys, please don't retract your gear until you've confirmed positive rate. Thank you.
0:31 In case you wondered why your Amazon order of that 8u++plug didn't arrive...
I can keep watching for this hours, hours and hours...
That one at (7:45) reminded me of the movie, “Airplane”.
good videos, saddly with bait thumbnail
at least he didn't add painful narration or music to it.
2:02 Prima che qualcuno gridi al "matrix", le pale dell'elicottero sono casualmente sincronizzate, con i frame della videocamera...
surviving passengers recording... human ignorance has no boundaries!
最初の飛行機事故(フェデックス)のやつってなんですか?80便ではないように思えますが
I have been in one or two jetliner hard landings, but the ones depicted here seemed worse.
Ive been in a 707 landing like the aircraft that aborted, weird going down the runway half sideways, very scary
【まさか】Danger... Landing シーン～Passenger plane から戦闘机まで～Crosswind strong wind の中のplane landing ハードランディング #3
2:15 my game lagging
1:38 i wonder how many idiots commented thinking this helicopter was floating lol
I was about to comment so
I don't see how a helicopter can get aloft and stay aloft with only the tail rotor spinning.
What Jet is that at 7:05?
Tupolev Tu-22M
NATO designation: _Backfire_ .
7:28 Ethiopian Airlines, Just another day 🔥
Actually Ethiopia is by far, the real cradle of civilization, just FYI
1:38 bro forgot the fuel
"Call for help!!"
"I'm busy taking a video of this horrific accident!!"
😂
1:16: So what? Nice landing. Nothing else...
"Call for help!" Grabs phone and looks for camera icon! 😂
POV flying in Russia, be like
💀☠️
5:50 is a test, not an accident
At 7:41 is a scene from a movie.
Guess the biplane didn't plan for the street lamp. Remember kids, clear traffic off the road if you plan on using it as a runway for take-off.
3:20 How did he know the name of the guy that built that plane?
7:54 That’s fake…If it’s not, post the information on this. If this was legit, I would have seen it before. Looks like something from a movie.
It is the full-scale crash in the movie Tenet. Nolan crashed a real (surplus) airplane into a building for the movie.
Not the day most of those guys were planning when they got up in the morning
1:38 反重力が実現しました。ヘリコプターの姿をしていますが完全に反重力ビークルです。このあと無限のかなたに飛び去っていきました。
4:55 いろんな意味で大惨事
5:35 これから離陸しようとするジェット機の後ろで見物する観光客の皆さん。5:40で真ん中ちょい右にいるサングラスの男性が笑い気味なのがウケル
7:21 そこかよ！
7:28 彼の国が国有航空会社を持っていると初めて知りました。
7:40 どうしてそうなった⁈映画の撮影か何か？ 追記：@JOBT0さんが映画の撮影だと書いてらっしゃいますね。 TENET 2020
9:06 10:19 通常営業です。
9:39 管制塔の窓ガラスが割れたままなのが気になる
12:28 パイロットわざとやってるだろ！
1:38 ストロボ効果やな
Завалить "Кукурузник" при посадке - это надо постараться:)
At 6:20? Any info on that?
解体作業ではないでしょうか、私見ですが。
Thank you.
Some are RC models, not real planes
8:24 C-160
Mixing real planes with model planes.
The Norsk Freight 747 is from the movie Tenet.
1:38 Airbus has reverse engineered anti-gravity UFO tech. Rotor hardly needs to move, very fuel efficient for flight!
How Is this helicopter flying @ 1:39 and If anyone knows what kind of helicopter this Is please let me know, thank you.
Its because the blades are spinning faster or the same as the shutter speed of the camera
If you were there and looked at it with your eyes , it would look completely normal. Its only due to the shutter rate of the camera matching the rpm of the rotas does it appear to not be moving ..basically just a fun illusion
(1:38-2:37) Talk about fuel efficient, eh? Only having to spin that little propeller in the back and not the big one on top?!? I'll wager it's 81% to 173% more fuel efficient than all the non-levitating _"normal"_ helicopters out there. And honestly, it may be as much as 177.4% more fuel efficient, but since 37.2% of all statistics are completely bogus and I don't know what I'm talking about, there's a 62.8% chance that I'm right... right?).
Does anyone else find it odd that the manufacturer decided to leave the big propeller on top even though it appears to not be needed? They should have designed it in such a way that had the propeller fold away into the top cowling or some other place that's a bit less conspicuous. A safety measure, perhaps? They leave it on top and not folded so it's ready to deploy in case of an emergency...? I'll bet that's it... it's a safety precaution.
*Great Scott* ..! Can you imagine if the helicopters 1.21 gigawatt warp drive failed?... or if the anti-matter injectors got clogged?... or if the dilithium-crystals lost cohesion & the entire dilithium-matrix destabilized??? If *ANY* of those things happened, that helicopter would lose main propulsion and simply fall out of the sky.
So if there's a failure (like the ones i listed above), the pilot could declare an emergency... fire up the impulse engines... get the top rotor spinning... stabilize flight (ie: stop the helicopter from nose-diving into the ground at 372mph)... regain control... land safely. Crisis averted. If the top rotor was folded away, it would take longer to deploy, in an emergency. It makes sense that the big prop isn't hidden.
The mind boggles, doesn't it? It's truly a wonderous time to be alive!
Dammit! Who's been uploading my Microsoft Flight Sim footage?!? 😂
This is waht happens when you adon't do an pre-mainance checks befoe using it, I've learn that real quick in the Military.
0:37 「ドｫオニカシテッ」って空耳
7:43 thats outtakes from the movie Airplane
I hope nobody got hurt in any of those mishaps.
This is me playing Microsoft Flight Simulator!
Clickbait thumbnail. 😡
what is this thing that these compilation-makers do, where they put the same clip in twice? is that an influencer-meme-youtuber thing that I don't understand? or are you just careless?
For whatever reason, I thought the goonies birds were not around anymore I am mistaken
9:50 who was piloting that? Mr Magoo?