Really really nice sound design! It adds so much to the slo-mo! It is not easy to make slow-motion sound design work without being cheesy, you guys pull it off flawlessly! Keep it up fellas!
@@wolfsmaul-ger8318 I know! They make it feel so natural! The mark of good sound design is when you don't notice that it is there but miss it when it's gone.
@@z0ck3r Great idea. Start with the A2 flash hider, comps on a pistol, work their way through comps/brakes on a 5.56/.223 (solgw nox, surefire warcomp, bcm, kac), then a .308, then maybe a .50bmg brake (if available). It's been done a bunch of times, but the measured approach and creativity from these guys will make it interesting.
That is some of the most amazing high speed footage, plus the "math" on speed I have ever seen... Thanks guys! I've been pushing your channel to both my kids friends and a few teachers... Personally, it is absolutely incredible when you slow it down so far as to see the tempered glass fracture faster than the bullet disappearing out of 'frame" depth wise... It is almost like it's own type of Det Cord...
As usual - this reveals details hardly imagined. Certainly the propagation speed of the stressed glass shattering is amazing. One other thing I wonder is - laminated glass, as per windshield - how much bullet deformation and how much deviation from original flight path, etc. Also, what happens to accuracy when something like a 40cal cop bullet is fired thru windshield from within. Great work guys. :)
This came to my mind to! Cops will shoot through their windshield when needed, so I’d like to see how much the bullet deforms/deflects. And maybe even a non-slomo accuracy test
Awesome work as always guys. I honestly think that shot from 11:20-11:35 would be the perfect intro to your channel. That is some amazing footage right there!
You make time stand still. 40 years ago I was a grad student doing “spark” photography using specially sensitized BW film. We would spend an entire day just to get one frame. 😊
The SlowMoGuys made a video about the speed of glass cracking vs a 9mm bullet. Very cool to see a much faster bullet still get beat by it tho. Love the other shots as well. Maybe some bulletproof glass next, see what it takes to get through it?
I was in a car accident years ago and we were sliding sideways at about 80mph when we hit the kerb which caused all the windows on that side of the car to shatter, and I saw that cracking happen in real time spreading across the windows, and when they were completely cracked they just disintegrated and the glass came flying through the car and hit me. It's crazy how fast you can see things when you're in that life or death situation. Watching this video is the first time since the accident that I have ever seen it happen. Brought back memories.
Great video! I'm a 25 year glazier and have seen a lot of bullet holes in plate, and a ton of shot out windows with tempered. I've cut glass most of my carrier, broken a lot of tempered glass, and know it well. Tempered glass does break faster than the speed of sound. That's why there is a loud pop when it explodes. Pressure is what makes plate glass break more. Smaller, faster projectiles create less fractures because there is less force exerted on the glass. The buckshot is the most exciting on plate because of the more projectiles creating force with every hit. I love glass and I love guns.
The only channels which I am subscribed to and have notifications on: Slow Mo Guys, SteveMRE, and Ballistic High-Speed. I find it silly that someone wouldn't subscribe to a channel like this. Occasional uploads of super high-quality and fascinating content is what subscriptions were INTENDED for! Hope that number keeps climbing, guys. Thanks for another great video. I'd be interested to see other comparisons for what 1-mile-per-second looks like, that's bonkers!!
@@iamtheoffenderofall Bro there's like 10 million+ channels or something and not a single one is worth your time haha. If you have a problem with the money then take it up with youtube.
@@wowplayer160 waa waa waa. I'll watch then in the preview mode with subtitles. Won't subscribe to any. THAT'S how I take it up with a youtube. Along with my adblock. Sorry to hear you're not that smart. Life is tough. Its tougher when you're stupid.
They're definitely my favorite channel to come to when I need some High Speed Content.... I definitely agree with the "Go To" part of this comment! 💚🤓😂🤣
The semblance to certain graphics rendering techniques is astounding. It really is just a pure mathematical constant revealing itself in one of various ways.
You guys have the BEST high speed gun channel on the internet. The quality of the shot's are just second to none. Hope to see you guys continue to grow and become the biggest name on youtube.
Yes, most anyone on youtube certainly has, That is why I said " gun channel ". Other guntubers have a what I would call a want a be slow mo camera. @@holymangoes1011
Amazing Very interesting questions :) & truly a fun science experiment * The speed of sound in glass is 4540 m/s (~13 times the speed of sound in air 343m/s at 20C) vs the 1650 m/s speed of crack propagation in tempered glass (that you have mentioned) @ 12:40 the cracks propagated in glass faster than the bullet that was passing in the air above it (it passed it despite the fact that that bullet was shot before the bullet that hit the glass!) *super sonic bullets profile was a nice bonus * throw in a shot gun for some "gratuitous violence" 😂
I guess you mentioned the "glass speed" (i.e. the linear propagation of cracks in the direction parallel to the bullet)=1400m/s vs 823 m/s for the bullet (super sonic in air) but I was too mesmerized by the footage that I didn't see it! (definitely want to keep such notes a bit longer on the screen in upcoming videos) 👍
Id love to see an episode based solely on shooting mirrors, especially being able to focus on the mirror directly, or focusing on something like the exit "wound" coming out of a pumpkin or ballistics dummy
I've said it before and I'll say it again YOU GUYS DESERVES MILLIONS OF SUBS! Absolutely love your work it's phenomenal to see each and every time and I'll share and comment as usual to help with the algorithm! Much love from Australia 🍻
I never understand how people can say this, does it mean you think there are millions of people liking it like you do but aren't unaware of the channel ?
The shattering of the tempered glass travels at 1mi/sec which is faster than sound travels through air, But could that speed be the speed of sound through glass ?
It would be interesting to see a massive 50ft diameter piece of glass being shot in the center, with a single projectile, just to watch the leading edge of the crack propagation travel further since it travels so fast. And then do it again with randomly placed stickers to see how it might change that propagation if at all. It would also be interesting to completely cover the back of a piece of glass in clear packing tape and the shot it from the front, to try and hold more of the glass together and see if that changes the speed of the propagation.
4:58 Holy crap thats a mind boggler of a shot. I'd love to know the relative density of the air molecules just in front of the bullet, since the shockwave is several millimeters in front of it.
@@faded183that's the shock cone. The air density changes so much from the supersonic bullet pushing the air out of the way that it bends light and creates a shadow. If you were to measure the light around that shadow, it is actually slightly brighter than the ambient level.
It's so cool how you can see the 9th pellet flyer phenomenon in the slowmo of the shotgun... (For those who don't know, 9 pellet 00 buck usually has one flyer in it called the 9th pellet flyer. 8 pellet 00 buck tends to hold a better pattern in nearly anything.)
In the dual bullet edge shot at 12:54 you missed something that you hypothesized earlier, which is that the crack propagates "faster than a speeding bullet". Note that the free moving bullet above the glass was leading the bullet that hit the end of the glass, but then the wave from the edge shot beat the free moving bullet to the end of the glass, thus traveling faster than the free moving bullet. This means that the shock wave traveled faster than whatever FPS that .223 round was moving at.
FYI: Crack speed is directly proportional to the speed of sound through the media cracking. The crack will always propagate as quickly as the speed of sound in that material.
I'm interested in the differences between side window and windshield deflection, follow-on of the pieces, etc. We watch your videos in my gunshop as professional enhancement. Thanks for great content.
I've done a lot of informal testing on junk car windshields. I've seen 9mm ricochet off without leaving much of a mark. I think some of the strength is because the windshield is rubber mounted in a steel frame. High speed camera video of this would be great to see.
Glass is cooled with Tension inside no matter how it cools. That's part of how it stays clear to us. So what can happen is when you start a break, it doesn't have to break like other solids, it can literally expend all that excess in an explosion that exceeds the amount of force you imparted.
seeing how all the pellets interacted with each other on impact was interesting for the buckshot. I think hitting it with a smaller shot size like 9 shot from a little further away (to minimize clumping) would be interesting
Tinted windows on automotive door glass almost never shatters in police shoot outs. Maybe try something with some tinted safety glass? GREAT VIDEO AS USUAL! 👍🏻🇺🇲
I just love your Clips, first of all you are doing what every person watching wants to do, but now we can actually see what is happening and the best of all is we do not have to clean up afterwards🤣🤣
Incredible footage. Great job gents. Very impressive. Hitting the edge of a window so perfect that you split the bullet is trick shot level shooting. Capturing that on high speed is superb.
Whoa! What?! Counter cracking glass? Coooooool. I'd guess the shattered glass would just be shoved away but the pellets actually imparted energy to further crack the pre-cracked glass! Amazin.
Well done boys, good job. I mean it. Congratulations! Bravo! That was fantastic, incredible, and amazing. I applauded you for such a wonderful performance. Take a bow! Encore!! I am so impressed. That was outstanding!
Great video. I broke a 8 foot sheet of 1/2 inch tempered glass with a center punch it was awesome. The stored energy continued to crack and pop 5 minutes after breaking !
Good shooting with the camera and guns. The one shot was so good the bullet seemed like it was split in half almost perfectly. The visuals were vey cool.
I love the high-speed photography where you get to observe things that normally happen so quickly that you are never even aware of them, like the shockwave, or bullets igniting glass, etc.
I know this isn't a ballistics thing, however to see fractal burning into wood would look pretty amazing as it acts like lightning and you can make it burn faster and do other things by tuning how much voltage is put in. Its man made lighting that that burns itself into the wood like a photo of the lighting and the harder the wood the finer the electrical spread and burn. If you dont know the machine I speak of to do such a thing is built from a microwave transformer , google fractal burning to understand my vision. I've tried filming it in slowmo on my iPhone years ago. I dont need to tell you the results of that attempt. I love the passion you both have to share such amazing footage ❤❤
My best friend and I worked in a window building plant and we shot more glass than one can imagine but we had no Idea it was as fun as you guys make it. Keep up the awesome video's please we can hardly wait for your next awesome work with those great cameras. Thank you .
I think one of the most amazing things can be seen at for example 16:35 time stamp it's not only the shadow of the bullet we are seeing but the shadow of the actual shock wave that the bullet creates. It can be seen with human eye because it's so fast but the speed of light is of course much faster. Great video. I've subscribed.👍
At around 6:17, the last panel has glass move upward in the air, keeping its plane with the sheet it comes from. Man there were so many dynamics going on in these shots. Amazing stuff.
I have a friend who was in the Military and was shot at so many times he said he got to where he could see the rounds coming at him. Definitely a useful superpower.
8:11 That's exactly how the almost-melted ice on the nearby lake acted this spring, it was these small pieces that had this interesting pattern on their surface which you could just crush between your fingers into a bunch of clear polygons.
The slow mo guys did a great glass breaking video too. It’s always neat watching it in super slow motion.
You can make it even slower by turning down the speed of the video to 0.25!
DANG IT!
Slow mo guys are too cvcked to use guns (maybe one or two times) and most of the time it's a pellet gun.
@SamTehGr8
They used a 9mm, 40 and 45 for their slowmo egg shooting... and another pistol for the shooting into a mirror on another video lol.
@@SamTehGr8
You're a flat earther. I see why you'd say something like that.
14:30 RIP that bee. Looked like he was going to make it for a second, then begins to fall at the end. Lol
Actually it looks like he levels out and is still flying at the end
Really really nice sound design! It adds so much to the slo-mo! It is not easy to make slow-motion sound design work without being cheesy, you guys pull it off flawlessly! Keep it up fellas!
i totally forgot that slow mo's usually have artificial sound design watching this
@@wolfsmaul-ger8318 I know! They make it feel so natural! The mark of good sound design is when you don't notice that it is there but miss it when it's gone.
Makes it fake
@@rlmpproductions well if you slow it down as much as the camera, the audio is just going to be a distorted mess
@@rlmpproductions mute it?
"The dynamics are so complex, reality cant simulate it fast enough" Great description !
I was looking for your comment. Someone else must to be so hitted of this like me.
It was thought provoking for sure@@mrCarStyling
Man i wish you included more of that bullet exiting muzzle slow mo. It looks AMAZING especially on guns with compensators!
A video on weird and whacky muzzle devices would be cool
Or same caliber and seeing the different effects
@@z0ck3r yea. Like seeing different compensators, flash hiders and superssors.
Is that a muzzle ejaculation fantasy?
@@z0ck3r Great idea. Start with the A2 flash hider, comps on a pistol, work their way through comps/brakes on a 5.56/.223 (solgw nox, surefire warcomp, bcm, kac), then a .308, then maybe a .50bmg brake (if available). It's been done a bunch of times, but the measured approach and creativity from these guys will make it interesting.
90% of people are one-time viewers with no interest in watching any more videos... this is true of most UA-cam channels.
That shot that he made on the sideways glass was amazing. I wonder how many tries it took, but no matter what that's insane accuracy.
That is some of the most amazing high speed footage, plus the "math" on speed I have ever seen... Thanks guys! I've been pushing your channel to both my kids friends and a few teachers... Personally, it is absolutely incredible when you slow it down so far as to see the tempered glass fracture faster than the bullet disappearing out of 'frame" depth wise... It is almost like it's own type of Det Cord...
Would have never guessed the tempered glass shatter propagation could outrun a bullet. WILD!
waaaayyyyy faster!! sometimes 10 miles per second
Such a great no nonsense video. Keep up the great work guys.
We need to get these guys more followers
Except the sound effects, I hate the sound effects. It’s the equivalent of subway surfers in a half screen UA-cam short.
IVE NEVER BEEN SO GLAD TO FIND A CHANNEL/VIDEO THIS YEAR. THANK YOU so much for taking the time to make this!
As usual - this reveals details hardly imagined. Certainly the propagation speed of the stressed glass shattering is amazing. One other thing I wonder is - laminated glass, as per windshield - how much bullet deformation and how much deviation from original flight path, etc. Also, what happens to accuracy when something like a 40cal cop bullet is fired thru windshield from within. Great work guys. :)
I would love to see that
This came to my mind to! Cops will shoot through their windshield when needed, so I’d like to see how much the bullet deforms/deflects. And maybe even a non-slomo accuracy test
@@keeganhenderson24 I think the most recent one was a Las Vegas chase where the guy was shooting back like crazy
@@keeganhenderson24They are trained to shoot through the hole they make with the first round.
@@ATruckCampbell They are trained to *try* to shoot through the hole they made. That’s rarely the case in shootings though. For multiple reasons
Pretty cool video, I always love watching this stuff in super slow motion! Great channel, I really enjoy the videos keep rocking good videos
Awesome work as always guys. I honestly think that shot from 11:20-11:35 would be the perfect intro to your channel. That is some amazing footage right there!
The mirror was so trippy 😂
Simply incredible as usual, jaw-dropping footage. Thanks a lot guys for all your amazing videos, and cheers from France)
F"n SWEET!!! reminds me of the scene with Hulk and the Sorcerous Supreme just before she died. cool stuff guys!!!
You make time stand still. 40 years ago I was a grad student doing “spark” photography using specially sensitized BW film. We would spend an entire day just to get one frame. 😊
The SlowMoGuys made a video about the speed of glass cracking vs a 9mm bullet. Very cool to see a much faster bullet still get beat by it tho. Love the other shots as well. Maybe some bulletproof glass next, see what it takes to get through it?
What if they found a bullet that beat the glass?
@@B.P._In speed or glass Penetration?
@@ATruckCampbell Velocity
@@B.P._ Nothing will, unless the have a smoothbore 120mm gun for firing discarding sabots.
@@ATruckCampbell Not even a 220 swift sabot round?
The weed growing by the corn field 😂. Paused the video a couple times haha
Me watching slow speed footage on 2X playback speed...... no sense at all 🤣
I love this channel ❤❤❤
Thanks!
anyone else click on the thumbnail expecting the Slow mo guys?
No, no this is tactical Gav and Dan.
All the time!
I was in a car accident years ago and we were sliding sideways at about 80mph when we hit the kerb which caused all the windows on that side of the car to shatter, and I saw that cracking happen in real time spreading across the windows, and when they were completely cracked they just disintegrated and the glass came flying through the car and hit me. It's crazy how fast you can see things when you're in that life or death situation. Watching this video is the first time since the accident that I have ever seen it happen. Brought back memories.
You guys get some of the best video footage I've ever seen 👏 👏 👏 . Absolutely amazing!!!
Great video! I'm a 25 year glazier and have seen a lot of bullet holes in plate, and a ton of shot out windows with tempered. I've cut glass most of my carrier, broken a lot of tempered glass, and know it well.
Tempered glass does break faster than the speed of sound. That's why there is a loud pop when it explodes.
Pressure is what makes plate glass break more. Smaller, faster projectiles create less fractures because there is less force exerted on the glass.
The buckshot is the most exciting on plate because of the more projectiles creating force with every hit.
I love glass and I love guns.
your a good man david. and g-d knows that.❤
The only channels which I am subscribed to and have notifications on: Slow Mo Guys, SteveMRE, and Ballistic High-Speed. I find it silly that someone wouldn't subscribe to a channel like this. Occasional uploads of super high-quality and fascinating content is what subscriptions were INTENDED for! Hope that number keeps climbing, guys. Thanks for another great video. I'd be interested to see other comparisons for what 1-mile-per-second looks like, that's bonkers!!
I don't subscribe to anyone. I get mediocre entertainment. They get money. Hardly a fair trade. No subscriptions to any of them.
@@iamtheoffenderofall Bro there's like 10 million+ channels or something and not a single one is worth your time haha. If you have a problem with the money then take it up with youtube.
@@wowplayer160 waa waa waa. I'll watch then in the preview mode with subtitles. Won't subscribe to any. THAT'S how I take it up with a youtube. Along with my adblock. Sorry to hear you're not that smart. Life is tough. Its tougher when you're stupid.
I loved the precision shots splitting the bullet in half and then seeing the two pass after the pane was incredible.
BHS has become my go-to for guilty-pleasure gun videos. Seeing the world unravel at a quarter million FPS is definitely worth a subscribe.
They're definitely my favorite channel to come to when I need some High Speed Content.... I definitely agree with the "Go To" part of this comment! 💚🤓😂🤣
Yea they're amazing and the straight to the chase unlike the slomo guys
@@katsu6934slow mo guys are awesome though
This is the coolest thing I've seen in a long time... Thanks for doing this!
Of all of the available big UA-cam gun channels, this is by far my absolute favorite. I actually get stoked when you guys drop new stuff.
easily one of the coolest videos I have ever seen!! Great work gentlemen!
Awww yeah, been saving this video for my relaxing Sunday afternoon. Can't wait.
Let's go! I love slowmo ballistic violence!
Edit: Sick video, guys. 🤙
The semblance to certain graphics rendering techniques is astounding. It really is just a pure mathematical constant revealing itself in one of various ways.
You guys have the BEST high speed gun channel on the internet. The quality of the shot's are just second to none. Hope to see you guys continue to grow and become the biggest name on youtube.
Ever heard of slo-mo guys?
Yes, most anyone on youtube certainly has, That is why I said " gun channel ". Other guntubers have a what I would call a want a be slow mo camera. @@holymangoes1011
This is pretty informative for when I’m in a car, but there’s nothing else like being fired upon close up in the night.
You never forget it.
Amazing
Very interesting questions :) & truly a fun science experiment
* The speed of sound in glass is 4540 m/s (~13 times the speed of sound in air 343m/s at 20C) vs the 1650 m/s speed of crack propagation in tempered glass (that you have mentioned)
@ 12:40 the cracks propagated in glass faster than the bullet that was passing in the air above it (it passed it despite the fact that that bullet was shot before the bullet that hit the glass!)
*super sonic bullets profile was a nice bonus
* throw in a shot gun for some "gratuitous violence" 😂
I guess you mentioned the "glass speed" (i.e. the linear propagation of cracks in the direction parallel to the bullet)=1400m/s vs 823 m/s for the bullet (super sonic in air) but I was too mesmerized by the footage that I didn't see it! (definitely want to keep such notes a bit longer on the screen in upcoming videos)
👍
Great job guys. That edge on shot was absolutely perfect. Loved hearing your stunned voice hitting it bang on.
Id love to see an episode based solely on shooting mirrors, especially being able to focus on the mirror directly, or focusing on something like the exit "wound" coming out of a pumpkin or ballistics dummy
Smarter everyday and slow mo guys have done just that
Another interesting and fun video guys! Well done.
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for stopping by.
I've said it before and I'll say it again YOU GUYS DESERVES MILLIONS OF SUBS! Absolutely love your work it's phenomenal to see each and every time and I'll share and comment as usual to help with the algorithm! Much love from Australia 🍻
I never understand how people can say this, does it mean you think there are millions of people liking it like you do but aren't unaware of the channel ?
@@surronzak8154don't think so hard about it
Seriously guys. Just subscribe. These guys are working hard. And the cameras are not cheap.
The shattering of the tempered glass travels at 1mi/sec
which is faster than sound travels through air,
But could that speed be the speed of sound through glass ?
Interesting question.
Speed of sound though glass. 4540 m/s.
It would be interesting to see a massive 50ft diameter piece of glass being shot in the center, with a single projectile, just to watch the leading edge of the crack propagation travel further since it travels so fast. And then do it again with randomly placed stickers to see how it might change that propagation if at all. It would also be interesting to completely cover the back of a piece of glass in clear packing tape and the shot it from the front, to try and hold more of the glass together and see if that changes the speed of the propagation.
4:58 Holy crap thats a mind boggler of a shot. I'd love to know the relative density of the air molecules just in front of the bullet, since the shockwave is several millimeters in front of it.
What is that shadow of?
@@faded183that's the shock cone. The air density changes so much from the supersonic bullet pushing the air out of the way that it bends light and creates a shadow. If you were to measure the light around that shadow, it is actually slightly brighter than the ambient level.
It's so cool how you can see the 9th pellet flyer phenomenon in the slowmo of the shotgun... (For those who don't know, 9 pellet 00 buck usually has one flyer in it called the 9th pellet flyer. 8 pellet 00 buck tends to hold a better pattern in nearly anything.)
In the dual bullet edge shot at 12:54 you missed something that you hypothesized earlier, which is that the crack propagates "faster than a speeding bullet". Note that the free moving bullet above the glass was leading the bullet that hit the end of the glass, but then the wave from the edge shot beat the free moving bullet to the end of the glass, thus traveling faster than the free moving bullet. This means that the shock wave traveled faster than whatever FPS that .223 round was moving at.
FYI: Crack speed is directly proportional to the speed of sound through the media cracking. The crack will always propagate as quickly as the speed of sound in that material.
I'm interested in the differences between side window and windshield deflection, follow-on of the pieces, etc. We watch your videos in my gunshop as professional enhancement. Thanks for great content.
I've done a lot of informal testing on junk car windshields. I've seen 9mm ricochet off without leaving much of a mark.
I think some of the strength is because the windshield is rubber mounted in a steel frame. High speed camera video of this would be great to see.
Glass is cooled with Tension inside no matter how it cools. That's part of how it stays clear to us. So what can happen is when you start a break, it doesn't have to break like other solids, it can literally expend all that excess in an explosion that exceeds the amount of force you imparted.
seeing how all the pellets interacted with each other on impact was interesting for the buckshot. I think hitting it with a smaller shot size like 9 shot from a little further away (to minimize clumping) would be interesting
14:30 the fly by the top of the glass sure had a surprise coming
Tinted windows on automotive door glass almost never shatters in police shoot outs. Maybe try something with some tinted safety glass? GREAT VIDEO AS USUAL! 👍🏻🇺🇲
I have never seen a slowmo channel that is familiar with guns
This is probably one of the coolest videos ive seen on youtube.
The 5.56 and .308 front and rear shock wave shadows were awesome. I watched that 6 times. Great video guys.
I just love your Clips, first of all you are doing what every person watching wants to do, but now we can actually see what is happening and the best of all is we do not have to clean up afterwards🤣🤣
Incredible footage. Great job gents. Very impressive. Hitting the edge of a window so perfect that you split the bullet is trick shot level shooting. Capturing that on high speed is superb.
Whoa! What?! Counter cracking glass? Coooooool. I'd guess the shattered glass would just be shoved away but the pellets actually imparted energy to further crack the pre-cracked glass! Amazin.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate that one of his personal vehicles is a supercharged 6.2 LS 😮😍🤤
Watching slow mo footage gets me thinking about all of the beautiful details we miss in life in b/c we can’t see them (physically and metaphorically)
Wow this is the coolest video I've seen in a while AND to the point! keep it up!
The guy wearing the jean pants almost seems to have a few resembling characteristics of both Chris Pratt and Matt from Demolition Ranch.
One of the cooler slow-mo vids I've seen in a very long time. Great work!
Well done boys, good job. I mean it. Congratulations! Bravo! That was fantastic, incredible, and amazing. I applauded you for such a wonderful performance. Take a bow! Encore!! I am so impressed. That was outstanding!
It would be neat to see the effects of the broken glass and the amount of damage it could do on a ballistic dummy. Great vid by the way.
You folks are olympics at hi-speed! Very succinctly and aesthetically pleasing.
The production is getting SOOO GOOOOD
Simply awesome vid! Thanks for making.
Seeing the shadow of the .223 cutting through the air was just *chef kiss*
Who ever edits the sounds in deserves a humongous raise!! Om another note they deserve 10s of millions of subs
Very interesting video. I love the fact you guys replayed the video and made observations at multiple speeds of footage. Thanks!
Great video. I broke a 8 foot sheet of 1/2 inch tempered glass with a center punch it was awesome. The stored energy continued to crack and pop 5 minutes after breaking !
you bruce lee or what!!!?? another friend of mine did that and cut his hand and arm and nerves!! has knida a funky flipper!! you got real lucky!!
@@lunam7249 there's a short video on my youtube
I could watch your videos all day long!! SO COOOOOOOL!!
Good shooting with the camera and guns. The one shot was so good the bullet seemed like it was split in half almost perfectly.
The visuals were vey cool.
Loved seeing they shockwave in front of the speeding AR bullet. It can be seen in the reflection before it hits the glass
Great video guys. I always look forward to these. Keep up the good work.
That Edge Shot was awesome! Watching the way that Tempered Glass shattered was amazing!
9:47 aye that’s how fast the OG CW Flash was in season 1, seeing it IRL is something else that’s crazy considering it’s his slowest speeds
"Off in the wilderness we've got a phantom" --comedy gold
I love the high-speed photography where you get to observe things that normally happen so quickly that you are never even aware of them, like the shockwave, or bullets igniting glass, etc.
Subscribed. Thanks for taking the time and effort to create this vid!
I know this isn't a ballistics thing, however to see fractal burning into wood would look pretty amazing as it acts like lightning and you can make it burn faster and do other things by tuning how much voltage is put in. Its man made lighting that that burns itself into the wood like a photo of the lighting and the harder the wood the finer the electrical spread and burn. If you dont know the machine I speak of to do such a thing is built from a microwave transformer , google fractal burning to understand my vision. I've tried filming it in slowmo on my iPhone years ago. I dont need to tell you the results of that attempt. I love the passion you both have to share such amazing footage ❤❤
that bug flying around landing on it before the shots had some serious balls LOL
My best friend and I worked in a window building plant and we shot more glass than one can imagine but we had no Idea it was as fun as you guys make it. Keep up the awesome video's please we can hardly wait for your next awesome work with those great cameras. Thank you .
I think one of the most amazing things can be seen at for example 16:35 time stamp it's not only the shadow of the bullet we are seeing but the shadow of the actual shock wave that the bullet creates. It can be seen with human eye because it's so fast but the speed of light is of course much faster. Great video. I've subscribed.👍
That was amazing!
Excellent video, as always! 👍
At around 6:17, the last panel has glass move upward in the air, keeping its plane with the sheet it comes from. Man there were so many dynamics going on in these shots. Amazing stuff.
I have a friend who was in the Military and was shot at so many times he said he got to where he could see the rounds coming at him. Definitely a useful superpower.
The piece of paper acting as a shock absorber
Sick video. Can't wait for the next one
Way better than the slow mo guys. Pure content!
What is always impressive to me when watching high speed footage.
At 15,000 FPS everything is still moving so dang fast.
8:11 That's exactly how the almost-melted ice on the nearby lake acted this spring, it was these small pieces that had this interesting pattern on their surface which you could just crush between your fingers into a bunch of clear polygons.
ONE WORD: Tempered Glass MIRROR!
Frigging outstanding! So amazing. Thanks fellas!
This is like an orgy of physics happiness. Incredible camerawork. Well done!!
Guys, that was awesome. Great work.
Subbed! Big fan of Slo Mo Guys and shooting so I should really enjoy your channel. Thank for sharing.