Imagine being a human just hiking up there only to be crushed to death before you realise that sound approaching is a problem..... If that was loosed on purpose it was irresponsible in the extreme.
@@mnomadvfx If you're able to loose it then it was going to tumble eventually. The most responsible thing would be to split the rock into smaller pieces, but I doubt everyone carries rock splitting equipment on them. I mean, I do, but I don't think that's normal.
Greg, 2017AD: "Bruh, why has no one ever thought about this before? This shit's funny!" Grug, 20017BC: *incomprehensible proto-human screaming as he rolls a boulder down a hill*
The irony of this, because oak trees often grow from boulders. They grow from underneath the boulders because the soil is moist there. Then as they grow, they split the rock, that's how strong the oak trees are. That's why you will often see oak trees with boulders around their trunks.
What a load of horseshit. How does the acorn get under the boulder? How does it sprout and grow, through a boulder mind you??, with no access to light. i call BS
@@davegrier523 All seeds start out under some soil and dirt where there’s no light, right? And just Google “tree splitting rock” and you’ll see plenty of examples of it
All trees can "split rock". They have literally been doing so since trees existed. Much of the sand content in modern soil was created by trees and other vegetation breaking down silicate heavy rocks in prehistoric times. Some of it has even been around so long that it was compressed down by time and pressure into rock again (sandstone).
I guess in this case rock beats paper. Damn. But seriously that’s so cool and horrifying. It looks like the tree wasn’t super big but it still is impressive to see!
"And as they came upon a stone with a shape such as a carriage wheel, the hobbits decided it would be fun to roll it leasurely down the hill and see what would become of it once they did. The stone rolled down the hill swiftly while it was cheered on by the party, having noticed the hobbits getting it ready before it rolled over an innocent shrub, yet it did not stop. The hill was too steep for a mere shrub to stop such a stone, that turned within the small ditch created by time and its path was set towards the nearest forest. Luck would have it that a tree was there to stop the stone, but at its own cost as it fell appart like old cheese as if a lightning came upon it"
They're just teenage boys. Many of them just giggle at anything, especially when in a group of their friends. It's like a state. A person walking by steps on an empty scan of soda, the teenagers sees this and immediately start laughing. It was unintended, there for hilarious.
@@kao380 Nah, I was just thinking of my cousin's kid and answering honestly. He even asked me the other day, "Why do my friends and I laugh at anything, is it because we're immature?" And I said yes. And he asked that specifically because it seems like a common thing that others tell them. I'm not saying it's good or bad, but the reason is immaturity. A few months ago he saw that I had a folder named "To Buy" and immediately started laughing.
This made me think of my hiking group. As we were making our way down a very steep canyon a woman in the group decided a thirty pound boulder posed a hazard to the trail, or something, so she gives it a shove. No surprisingly it made it's way back to the trail and gained speed. It bounced, and went over the shoulder of another hiker at eye level, after which it hit a rock face and shattered. Needless to say that hikers life was spared by inches. What could have been a tragedy, was avoided by luck. As we all know it's all fun and games, but don't lose your head over it.
Can you imagine being a soldier back in the day and the enemy decides to roll around 15 to 20 boulders at you like this. Your just sitting there like well this is not good.
When I was younger, I would do this. I now realize, there's people all over the place, even in the wilderness, but especially in national parks, and you often have no idea where they are.
It’s the equivalent of shooting guns in the middle of no where and knowing what’s beyond your shot. No one was down there or else they wouldn’t have tipped it away.
@@GrabbaBeer The rock took a rather unpredictable turn. How, exactly, would they have known if anyone was in those trees? This is exactly like spraying gun fire into a forest on public land.
@@GrabbaBeer a police officer thought the same thing trying to shoot at a snake up in a tree. The bullet hit a 5 year old kid in the head 500 yards away. He was fishing with his grandfather at a pond.
I love how it originally goes: "moving forward" but then appears to scan the area, spotting the smaller tree, switches direction and goes: "I am sorry for this"
Good old boulder rolling. We used to do this in the woods of northern Arizona near a subdivision my family lives in. There was an old, abandoned tractor at the base of a hill that was our target. You would be surprised how much damage a rolling boulder can do.
@@SirDieALot666 unless it doesn't hit you full on which probably not because you'd eventually notice the massive rock but not before you can get fully out of the way, so then it's a slow debilitating death
I was climbing once and some base jumpers pushed some huge rocks off the ledge. One landed 10 feet from me after 300 feet of descent and sounded like a bomb had gone off.
Halfway through was anybody else like "wtf it rolls into a small bush" and then GASP when it's kicking up dust busting ass down the hill like MOTHER OF GOD
Attenborough voice: “And here we see the human male with his companions. Though they might not be the intelligent half of the species they always find creative ways to amuse themselves”
Looks like that 200lbs (90kg) boulder was doing at least 11 m/s (40kph, 24 mph) that is 5445 Joules. If it was going 15m/s that is 10125 Joules. This only accounts for its energy overall as the whole object as if it was just falling, not counting the rapid rotation.
@@KorianHUN Even so, that tree may have been partially rotted. You can't tell anything from this distance. The average oak tree would shrug that boulder off like it was nothing.
Space engineers taught me how dangerous momentum in loose objects is. Having a single part undone that flew into my reactor blowing it up and then me and my ship plummeting to our doom as the planets gravity smashed us into oblivion on the surface.
In the presentation today we will hear the sounds of the *_Common Sotted Yokel_* (aka the *_Woods Oaf_* ). The rock represents their thoughtless down hill lives, gaining speed, recklessly destroying everything in their path, that can never make whole again. At the end, you can hear the behavior known as "whooping". Later when met with disapproval, they will switch to "rationalizing" behavior.
Did this when I was young and stupid walking in the Warrumbungle ranges in Australia. We weren’t aiming for anything just pushed a big boulder down a steep rockslide. As it picked up speed it started bouncing just like that one, me and my friend looked at each other like ‘shit, what have we done?’. Then we saw it was heading straight for a massive gum tree near the bottom of the scree. We didn’t say anything to each other (no time) but we were both thinking exactly the same thing, what happens when an unstoppable object hits an immovable tree? Was the rock going to explode on impact or would it knock the tree down? As it got closer it was clear it would be a direct, dead centre hit and just before it hit it bounced about four foot in the air and FOOMP!! _It smashed a hole completely through the tree and kept going, hell for leather!!_ like something from a roadrunner cartoon. Will never forget it.
I've seen this video a few months ago, and laughed my fool head off! Poor tree! It never had a chance! I'm from northern CA., and used to hike on occasion the foothills that are very similar to this area being filmed, and thanks again for a good belly laugh. Oh, I saved it then and did that just again now. Have a great day! M
I mean I get it man its annoying, but they didn't film the video for you. They were there for their enjoyment and you were just along to witness it via video.
I'm sure the guys doing this know there's nobody down there, but that just looks so irresponsible. My Dad always taught me never to do that, even if you know there's nobody below. Probably more in reference to a high up mountain than something like this, but still.
Yeah, I was walking down a valley one time ... and all of a sudden, buckshot is raining all down around me. Some clowns thought it would be fun to shoot at the birds in the trees above me - and not game birds, but little things like blue jays and magpies. Same idiotic mind-set.
I lived in the mountains when I was a kid. My brother and I were hiking way up this mountain and saw this boulder the size of a smart car that looked like it was about to roll down this very steep area. We were familiar with the area below and confident that was no one below and it was going to fall at some point in the near future so we decided to help it. We braced it with trees and dug under it. We worked on it for hours and finally it started to move. The peaks are around 7000ft and the valley is around 2000ft so we figured it rolled over a mile and dropped 4000ft. It was totally worth the effort. It went crashing down the slope smashing huge trees and rocks. After it dropped over the first edge we figured we wouldn't see it but a couple of times it bounced high enough for us to see it for a moment.
@@rodshop5897 it doesn't take long, living in mountainous terrain, too realize that rocks want nothing more than to roll down a hill. A little drizzle, roll down the hill. A light freeze, roll down the hill. Fire, roll down the hill. That rock had been wanting to roll down that hill for hundreds of years
@@PurpleHeart-gh6sv did you see the part about smashing huge trees? That was not anticlimactic. We're worked at it for a long time and at the end, it crashed down the mountain, destroying everything in its path. That's the climax. You can say it was boring or whatever but saying it was anticlimactic just seems factually incorrect.
That rocks life goal is finally achieved killing that tree who stole his toilet paper when he was shopping in stone mart Edit: yeah I didn't think that one through but anyways your ideas were much better
“Oh SHIT honey run there’s a Squatch throwing boulders!” *Documentary made a year later:* “We heard the Squatch yipping and making these fiendish animal noises before throwing a giant Boulder at is that took out an entire tree...”
Looks like the rock shaped into a wheel-like structure as it received wear and tear. No doubt some people long ago did experiments like this and realized hey, maybe we could use that rock afterwards for something, and make others that shape and have it roll just as well. And so the invention of the wheel happened.
There are two possible origins for wheeled carts. The first is log rollers - using logs to move big stones more easily, by placing a bunch of logs underneath the stone like railway tracks to reduce surface area and make pushing them take less energy. The other is a fire-starting tool called a bow-drill that involves winding string around an axle, and having a rock act as a bit of mass to conserve momentum and keep the stick spinning fast enough to create sparks. This is likely what inspired the invention of potter's wheels, which could have inspired wheeled carts later on. Whatever the case, wheeled vehicles did not appear until trade routes over land were already well established, and many isolated peoples who had no long distance trade, like the Aztecs, never invented them. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bow_drill
You are SERIOUSLY implying that the earliest wheels were made of stone? As opposed to, oh, I don't know -- wood? Logs also roll, as do pebbles and other small stones: pre-humans would have noticed this LONG before even the first stone tools were invented. This is NOT rocket science.
I've heard its bark was worse than its bite. Maybe its branching out for new ground, saying to the other trees, "leaf me alone, you don't know the root of this problem!" Hopefully its not being too knotty!
Growing up in the desert without a TV my brother and I did this all the time. .. this is a thing that's not passed down from generation to generation..... it just comes naturally.
toying around with physics this same thing is done more often in a 3d physics engine due to more limitations everywhere than real life, and the accessibility of a computer along with the far lesser effort needed to conduct the task
😁I grew up in northern norway in early 1960s in a fishing village with no roads to outside wourld we did this every summer when we got bored of picking blueberrys. until i was around 10 and our neighbours sheep was having dinner further down. im still not sure who was faster? THE SHEEP RUNNING FOR THEIR LIFE ORE THE ROCKS. 😂😂 img2.oastatic.com/img2/56037998/max/view-of-segla-in-the-fall.jpg
Cave man : That shit was wild
21CENTURY : That shit was wild
Quality comment, well done
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@Ian advanced, stupidly
We are simple creatures 😂
🤣☠
This is probably actually one of the earliest forms of entertainment
the caveman in me was smiling and cheering as my heart was racing !!!!
the snoot in me was frowning as I looked on sanctimoniously.
Like from medieval times
It's wonderful
@davidoffon outstanding
Imagine being a squirrel, just sitting in a tree and all of a sudden You see a 200 lb boulder flying at you at 70 miles an hour
Imagine being a human just hiking up there only to be crushed to death before you realise that sound approaching is a problem.....
If that was loosed on purpose it was irresponsible in the extreme.
@@mnomadvfx If you're able to loose it then it was going to tumble eventually. The most responsible thing would be to split the rock into smaller pieces, but I doubt everyone carries rock splitting equipment on them. I mean, I do, but I don't think that's normal.
@@mnomadvfx From the angle of the film they probably make sure no one was downhill before doing so
Good times
The screeching and animalistic wailing is fucking hilarious. Like a bunch of chimps bouncing around all excited
Killing a tree that could have lived for hundreds of years, endangering anyone who might be near by and you think it's hilarious!
@@charleshayes2528 oh please, spare me
@@charleshayes2528 yes
With about as much sense.
@@charleshayes2528 Nobody made you click on the video. Nobody made you watch the video. Sounds like a you problem.
So rock does beat paper
Very nice.
Send another. It’s always 2 out of 3
Wow excellent joke my friend 👏👌
Excellent bright man u are now king
Rock makes paper
Most rocks don't get to experience such excitement in life.
Nor should they at the hands of humans...
@@msi8311 I think the rocks will cherish their once-in-an-eon experience, even though humans were involved.
Neither do trees get to experience such rocks
Unless you're a meteor
First time I heard the joyful screams of a boulder
I’m impressed you all took the time to weigh that rock.
It’s a scientifical experiment so I’m sure they weighed that rascal!
Imagine walking down that valley and a 200 Ibs boulder just wizzes past you 😂😂
Better than it flying INTO you haha
I would drop to my knees and thank my lucky fvcking stars it didn't hit me.
These videos rule but thats also why you obviously shouldn't actuslly do this shit. Its insanely dangerous.
Greg, 2017AD: "Bruh, why has no one ever thought about this before? This shit's funny!"
Grug, 20017BC: *incomprehensible proto-human screaming as he rolls a boulder down a hill*
They did a thousand years ago
It's because he became a member of the fastest growing youtube army to date!
Don't google that.
@@gretashapiro4118 well from what the commenter wrote... more than 10000 years ago
No wonder why many ancient civilization brought rocks to top of a mountain for fun
Rock market go down, time to hedge berry.
Bogdanoff: "Unleash the bear."
It's actually genuinely scary how it was able to maintain its velocity for that long, and strong enough to fell an oak tree.
I'd say that tree was rotten
You expect it to slow down?
It's totally fine to stand in front of it
But only once
Imagine if someone was down there hunting....not good
@@echofoxtrot2.051 But there wasn't.
And i5 looks like a terrible place to hunt
The irony of this, because oak trees often grow from boulders. They grow from underneath the boulders because the soil is moist there. Then as they grow, they split the rock, that's how strong the oak trees are. That's why you will often see oak trees with boulders around their trunks.
The cycle of life is so beautiful. Every time an oak is hunted by a wild boulder, another boulder is serving as the birthplace of an oak.
What a load of horseshit. How does the acorn get under the boulder? How does it sprout and grow, through a boulder mind you??, with no access to light. i call BS
@@davegrier523 All seeds start out under some soil and dirt where there’s no light, right? And just Google “tree splitting rock” and you’ll see plenty of examples of it
The replies to this comment show that there are two kinds of people.
All trees can "split rock".
They have literally been doing so since trees existed.
Much of the sand content in modern soil was created by trees and other vegetation breaking down silicate heavy rocks in prehistoric times.
Some of it has even been around so long that it was compressed down by time and pressure into rock again (sandstone).
Does anybody else think that the guys cheering in the background sound like Angry Birds?
So, you're the jerks who took out my treehouse...
Oooohhhhh
Ya guys are FOOKED.
Peace was never an option
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Got you to 1k likes
Dudes are just PSYCHED about a rock rolling down a hill LOL !!! I would be too
ikr got me crying over here LOL
Girl: He must be cheating on me
Boy: rock hit tree 😂😂😂
@@zeppkfw rock go brrrr
Shrooms at high altitude are awesome for sure!!!! hahahahahaha
There isn't much to do in the country.
"Go Geodude! Use tackle!"
*It was super effective!*
The technology that goes into the game of bowling really has come a long way.
I guess in this case rock beats paper. Damn.
But seriously that’s so cool and horrifying. It looks like the tree wasn’t super big but it still is impressive to see!
Great comment
Dummy, delete your comment, someone made that analogy a year ago. Then you added the generic “impressive” remark
Rock & Roll by the Rolling Stones.
Horrifying? …that might be a stretch!!! Lol.
It wasn't the whole tree, it was a thick branch of it.
"along their journey to mordor, the hobbits made certain to stop periodically for routine tomfoolery"
"And as they came upon a stone with a shape such as a carriage wheel, the hobbits decided it would be fun to roll it leasurely down the hill and see what would become of it once they did.
The stone rolled down the hill swiftly while it was cheered on by the party, having noticed the hobbits getting it ready before it rolled over an innocent shrub, yet it did not stop. The hill was too steep for a mere shrub to stop such a stone, that turned within the small ditch created by time and its path was set towards the nearest forest.
Luck would have it that a tree was there to stop the stone, but at its own cost as it fell appart like old cheese as if a lightning came upon it"
You seriously need to consider writing a book
Ever thought about collabing with Tolkien?
@@Hershewed bro. He passed away decades ago.
Something like that
If that boulder had that much force to break a tree, imagine what it could’ve done to a human. Ouch.
I tried, but I really can't.
What human?
These are the sort of people who shouldn't be allowed out of the house.
And seemingly you are the type who needs to get out the house and get out of the comments section...
The level of excitement from this group when the boulder takes out the tree tells me I need more adventure in my life, lol..
Yes, me too.
Or more alcohol
They're just teenage boys. Many of them just giggle at anything, especially when in a group of their friends. It's like a state. A person walking by steps on an empty scan of soda, the teenagers sees this and immediately start laughing. It was unintended, there for hilarious.
@@inlovewithi You sound old and unhappy.
@@kao380 Nah, I was just thinking of my cousin's kid and answering honestly. He even asked me the other day, "Why do my friends and I laugh at anything, is it because we're immature?" And I said yes. And he asked that specifically because it seems like a common thing that others tell them. I'm not saying it's good or bad, but the reason is immaturity. A few months ago he saw that I had a folder named "To Buy" and immediately started laughing.
There is no curse in Elvish, Entish or the tongues of men..for this Treachery!
Preach
Elvish yadav roast is the best .😎🔥
These dudes are about to experience the March of the ents
For this Treechery
Mordecai’s Mopstick curse them. The ents are going to war!
“When this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you’re gonna see some serious shit.”
That’s INSANE!!! I feel bad for that poor tree, though. 🥺
Same, a beautiful oak tree that survived 100s of years only to be struck down by a rock.
Surely the guys who pushed the rock planted another tree in the same spot. 😂
This made me think of my hiking group. As we were making our way down a very steep canyon a woman in the group decided a thirty pound boulder posed a hazard to the trail, or something, so she gives it a shove. No surprisingly it made it's way back to the trail and gained speed. It bounced, and went over the shoulder of another hiker at eye level, after which it hit a rock face and shattered. Needless to say that hikers life was spared by inches. What could have been a tragedy, was avoided by luck. As we all know it's all fun and games, but don't lose your head over it.
hahaha
exactly what I was thinking, people should take responsibilities more seriously bc somewhere someone always get hurt
@@pimslickins8321 funny till you aren't breathing and your family are crying
@@narcleptik Well, if I weren't breathing I would know nothing & wouldn't care.
@@pimslickins8321 what a stupid comment. Congrats on your early funeral
Can you imagine being a soldier back in the day and the enemy decides to roll around 15 to 20 boulders at you like this. Your just sitting there like well this is not good.
No, we'd kill the idiotthat ordered us up a hill, because this was a literal uphill battle and god damn has that gone badly.
Terraria boulders and rolling cactus
The original slaughter dodge.
in the 90’s croatia rolled naval mines down a hillside and let them roll into the enemy position before detonating. the explosion was immense
Just jump at the right time. Git gud scrub. ;p
That boulder would go through someone like a hot knife through butter. Kinetic energy at its best.
Peacefully, gracefully the oak tree grew for 200 years experiencing the morning dews and the caress of gentle moonlight.
Tree: * Photosynthesis *
Rock: "And I took that Personally."
🤣
Ive never heard that meme but Jesus Christ im fucking dead lmaooo
A rock can't think or talk.
@@Schnixxxxx. Check your pulse! You might be dead!
@@timothyhaines556 Nein ich lebe noch. Aber ein Stein kann ja auch nicht sprechen, das ist ja nun mal Fakt.
When I was younger, I would do this. I now realize, there's people all over the place, even in the wilderness, but especially in national parks, and you often have no idea where they are.
Even if there's no people out there, imagine if any other wildlife were that way.
you're no fun.
@Rogue Squadron actually it's on you. People go to jail for doing this.
@Rogue Squadron I'm right behind you. Don't turn around though. Just believe me.
@@shadowblack1987 “The buck stops with YOU!” 🤓
That's insane, considering the boulder wasn't THAT big!
Imagine being an oak tree who's survived for over a hundred years, only to be struck down by big rock.
If it makes you feel any better, the rock is a lot older.
@@0megacronthe rock isn't alive like the tree was though
@@jimmythedrum446 Maybe the rock identifies as alive. Did you ask?
@@0megacron it was a none binary rock
Ok, I'll imagine it.
I'm 200lbs. I need to learn how to roll like that so I can take out all my enemys
Whats your snapchat🤣
@@Tensei07 down horrendous 💀
@@RonnieRjbj 🤣 doesn't hurt to try lol
t h i c c
@YamFestival thinking about this 200lb bbw makes me hard as a rock
I remember my father telling me not to loosen rocks like this, since it is extremely dangerous for anyone who might happen to be down there.
It’s the equivalent of shooting guns in the middle of no where and knowing what’s beyond your shot. No one was down there or else they wouldn’t have tipped it away.
@@GrabbaBeer The rock took a rather unpredictable turn. How, exactly, would they have known if anyone was in those trees? This is exactly like spraying gun fire into a forest on public land.
@@GrabbaBeer a police officer thought the same thing trying to shoot at a snake up in a tree. The bullet hit a 5 year old kid in the head 500 yards away. He was fishing with his grandfather at a pond.
@@someperson8151 damn did he die? That’s a freak accident tho.
That’s not a freak accident, that’s negligence.
Sound like a couple of yocals straight out of ‘Deliverance’.
2017: “rolling a 200lb boulder down a hill taking out a tree”
1998: *”release the UNINTELLIGIBLE SPHERE”*
Wow, this is real Rock and Roll
More like rockrolled
Most underrated comment 😂😂
Is this what is considered white culture?
No, it's a boulder
@@TroyDeanMusic lol
I love how it originally goes: "moving forward"
but then appears to scan the area, spotting the smaller tree, switches direction and goes: "I am sorry for this"
There's a surreal horror movie named Rubber. A sentient, murderous tire kills people in the movie.
@@Paraselene_Tao that movie is fried Lol
@@heskidprodigy The people who made it are fried. And I had to be fried to watch it. Lmao.
@@dopeys.809 I watched it last night...I was fried
niggas will say rocks have no consciousness smh
Good old boulder rolling. We used to do this in the woods of northern Arizona near a subdivision my family lives in. There was an old, abandoned tractor at the base of a hill that was our target. You would be surprised how much damage a rolling boulder can do.
Bruh imagine that rock going at you. My life would've flashed before my eyes while life is a highway plays in the background.
Girl: "he's probably cheating on me"
Me and the bois: chopping trees with boulders
Why haven't you got "likes" for this comment?! One of the best... Clearly.
I can't believe you found one in the wild! They're normally so reclusive when it comes to their hunting habits.
It's not just a Boulder, it's a rock 😢
You realized they probably made the rock roll down the hill, right?
@@coolorphans r/woooosh
@@coolorphansI hope you’re not serious, it’s so obvious that rocks are sentient and need to eat.
Ok, you're clearly joking. Rocks aren't sentient, they don't have awareness, and they don't need to eat.@@smayjay62
I took that rock 300 million years to get to the top of the hill. And now you’ve pushed it back.
LOL!!!! :)
people laughing at a tree's destruction, while they endanger anyone downslope. reminds me of the scene from Rollerball, the original.
Ok but that's scary
Imagine minding your own business and this big ol' rock coming at you faster the sonic
No telling who could be down there
instant death, you probably will not feel it
Bah only took out an oak tree probably not even leave a scratch if it ran into me :p
^
This right here is the same energy as "if you saw me in a fight with a bear in the woods, help the bear"
@@SirDieALot666 unless it doesn't hit you full on which probably not because you'd eventually notice the massive rock but not before you can get fully out of the way, so then it's a slow debilitating death
Imagine being a tree, chilling and minding your own business when suddenly these group of people roll a boulder down the hill and snipe you.
RIP any birds nesting in that oak tree.
The trees can leave any time they want to..............
U just there doing tree stuff and some mf decide earthbend
Group of a holes would be prevalent
@@yonatanschlussel Let's not deceive ourselves from the big tree, the stone would simply bounce off and the tree would be only scratched
One must imagine Sisyphus happy
Now imagine this but to a person hiking and glancing at the beauty of Mother *NATURE!* 😃☠️
They sound like they just beat a level of Angry Birds
They kinda did lol
This comment is pure genius 😂
Lol
I was looking for a comment like this.
I thought they were gonna pass that bush off as the tree but I stuck with it. Good job boys. 😂
Same lol
Same here 😆
Lmao 🤣 same..
With all the douchetubers needing clickbait to get views in their boring and crappy videos, yeah, I see your caution.
They had us in the first half, not gonna lie
John Denver comes to mind. "Joyful and loving in letting it be" I guess these guys aren't familiar with that philosophy.
Neither are you !
@@rkb6783 I must have at least a passing acquaintance with it as I was quoting.
I was climbing once and some base jumpers pushed some huge rocks off the ledge. One landed 10 feet from me after 300 feet of descent and sounded like a bomb had gone off.
Halfway through was anybody else like "wtf it rolls into a small bush" and then GASP when it's kicking up dust busting ass down the hill like MOTHER OF GOD
I thought it was over... and then end credits bonus movie happened 😄
i was wondering where it went, rock that big couldnt be stopped by a bush, i bet it even kept going after hitting that tree
Exactly! I was like "that's a not an oak tree what are you talking about?" AND THRN IT CAME OUT THE OTHER SIDE HOLY SHIT
What's more scary is, these people freely walk among us
among us
🤯Sus
Some of them may be even impostors
You really needed to vent that, didn't you?
📮 *sus*
Attenborough voice: “And here we see the human male with his companions. Though they might not be the intelligent half of the species they always find creative ways to amuse themselves”
It’s all fun and games until you realize someone was having a picnic.
Imagine being out on a hike and all the sudden this Boulder just takes you out like it did that tree.
It would clobber your head clean off.
Or leave your arms and legs floating.
Fuuuuck that!!
End un up with a hole where the chest used to be.
Lmao
Mist in an instant
And the last thing you hear in the distance is a faint "Whooooo!!"
Considering oak is a super strong wood, the kinetic energy that thing was carrying is scary
Looks like that 200lbs (90kg) boulder was doing at least 11 m/s (40kph, 24 mph) that is 5445 Joules.
If it was going 15m/s that is 10125 Joules.
This only accounts for its energy overall as the whole object as if it was just falling, not counting the rapid rotation.
@@KorianHUN Even so, that tree may have been partially rotted. You can't tell anything from this distance. The average oak tree would shrug that boulder off like it was nothing.
Let's not deceive ourselves from the big tree, the stone would simply bounce off and the tree would be only scratched
thats just an assumption atleast the other guy did maths all youre here doing is going "nuh uh" essentially... @@DieFlabbergast
I can imagine the early humans trying to run after the boulder to see which is faster
I love how the boulder is yelling the whole way down!
Space engineers taught me how dangerous momentum in loose objects is. Having a single part undone that flew into my reactor blowing it up and then me and my ship plummeting to our doom as the planets gravity smashed us into oblivion on the surface.
Yeah, that was was a bad batch of crystal meth.... Errr, Dylithium crystals.
@@bazza945 Actually, loose foam destroyed the Columbia Space Shuttle.
My common sense taught me that if a big heavy rock is rolling down the hill it's going to hit hard
Eyep. Not even Lord Clang can save you
Ohhh you’re talking about not-real space stuff
That poor tree, was minding its own damn business and gets snapped in half by a boulder 💀🤦♀️
Same thoughts
That's not a boulder... It's a rock
Awesome comment!
What a freak. Stay in your cave.
Did you see what that tree was wearing?
Totally asked for it.
Everyone saying wooo!! sounds like whenever you complete a level in angry birds
They are angry birds. They were aiming at a bad piggy behind the tree.
In the presentation today we will hear the sounds of the *_Common Sotted Yokel_* (aka the *_Woods Oaf_* ).
The rock represents their thoughtless down hill lives, gaining speed, recklessly destroying everything in their path, that can never make whole again.
At the end, you can hear the behavior known as "whooping".
Later when met with disapproval, they will switch to "rationalizing" behavior.
Did this when I was young and stupid walking in the Warrumbungle ranges in Australia. We weren’t aiming for anything just pushed a big boulder down a steep rockslide. As it picked up speed it started bouncing just like that one, me and my friend looked at each other like ‘shit, what have we done?’. Then we saw it was heading straight for a massive gum tree near the bottom of the scree. We didn’t say anything to each other (no time) but we were both thinking exactly the same thing, what happens when an unstoppable object hits an immovable tree? Was the rock going to explode on impact or would it knock the tree down? As it got closer it was clear it would be a direct, dead centre hit and just before it hit it bounced about four foot in the air and FOOMP!! _It smashed a hole completely through the tree and kept going, hell for leather!!_ like something from a roadrunner cartoon.
Will never forget it.
I bet that tree is still there with a hole in it. 😄
@@donpixler743 I can totally see somebody walking past the tree wondering, "how the fuck did that happen?"
What year was that ?
Can you geolocate the place using Google?
Imagine being on a hike, then out of nowhere, a boulder is tumbling straight toward you and whacks you into the next decade.
Everything from the stomach down would turn into pink mist.
Me and my mates used to drop boulders down a certain steep hillside, we always called out for a while with a warning to avoid just that.
Indiana Jones style
...and then finding out that some immature, whooping wankers had done this to you in order to show it on UA-cam.
It's called an avalanche. A guy who survived the Mt Everest storm of 97 was killed by one a few years later. Fricken mountain got him.
It was at this moment the alien observation group sent to integrate us into galactic society, decided to just give us another million years or so
I've seen this video a few months ago, and laughed my fool head off! Poor tree! It never had a chance! I'm from northern CA., and used to hike on occasion the foothills that are very similar to this area being filmed, and thanks again for a good belly laugh. Oh, I saved it then and did that just again now. Have a great day! M
Student: "Please, teacher, what is 'kinetic' energy?"
Teacher: "A rolling stone gathers no moss, but can take out an oak."
Teacher at High School of Rock: "You might be just a rock, but you've got potential."
Where would UA-cam be without idiots “woohoo”-ing and yelling “Holy”...expletives”?
Half-civlised?
reddit
I mean I get it man its annoying, but they didn't film the video for you. They were there for their enjoyment and you were just along to witness it via video.
It would be left with 100,000 or so propaganda channels.
@@Glowingeyes99 if they didn’t video it for me then why did they put it on UA-cam?? Why does UA-cam have a comment section? GET IT?????
Legend has it that it’s still rolling today
Abu Hajjar's long lost brother?
I'm amazed at how far that rock rolled. I guess that's why they call it "ROCK AND ROLL". If it's good it goes on forever!
I'm sure the guys doing this know there's nobody down there, but that just looks so irresponsible. My Dad always taught me never to do that, even if you know there's nobody below. Probably more in reference to a high up mountain than something like this, but still.
Yeah, I was walking down a valley one time ... and all of a sudden, buckshot is raining all down around me. Some clowns thought it would be fun to shoot at the birds in the trees above me - and not game birds, but little things like blue jays and magpies. Same idiotic mind-set.
There’s no possible way they could know nobody’s down there if it’s a public park. There could be kids playing in the trees or people hiking
I have no idea why you think these morons even thought about what would happen if it hit someone. Or cared.
It is actually called Trundling. Frowned upon by many for the risks that it can cause. Trundling - Wikipedia
“Dude we pushed a boulder down a hill and it took out a whole fucking tree” not a soul would believe you without this video😂
Bro you can feel the excitement on that rock as he's close to tackling that tree
I lived in the mountains when I was a kid. My brother and I were hiking way up this mountain and saw this boulder the size of a smart car that looked like it was about to roll down this very steep area. We were familiar with the area below and confident that was no one below and it was going to fall at some point in the near future so we decided to help it. We braced it with trees and dug under it. We worked on it for hours and finally it started to move. The peaks are around 7000ft and the valley is around 2000ft so we figured it rolled over a mile and dropped 4000ft. It was totally worth the effort. It went crashing down the slope smashing huge trees and rocks. After it dropped over the first edge we figured we wouldn't see it but a couple of times it bounced high enough for us to see it for a moment.
This was the most anti climatic story I've read in a while
Nice!
That poor rock had finally got the best seat in the house, and some nitwits done wrecked it's day.
@@rodshop5897 it doesn't take long, living in mountainous terrain, too realize that rocks want nothing more than to roll down a hill. A little drizzle, roll down the hill. A light freeze, roll down the hill. Fire, roll down the hill. That rock had been wanting to roll down that hill for hundreds of years
@@PurpleHeart-gh6sv did you see the part about smashing huge trees? That was not anticlimactic. We're worked at it for a long time and at the end, it crashed down the mountain, destroying everything in its path. That's the climax. You can say it was boring or whatever but saying it was anticlimactic just seems factually incorrect.
That rocks life goal is finally achieved killing that tree who stole his toilet paper when he was shopping in stone mart
Edit: yeah I didn't think that one through but anyways your ideas were much better
we dont call it human mart why would rocks call it stone mart
@@theoxmountaingang2585 it’s a weed shop? Idk bro I’m not a rock.
😳 next time just smoke half the crack rock
So you’re assuming stones are cannibalistic?
A tree uses toilet paper? So it rubs its own species' dead tissue on its butt?
It’s like those college kids in a frat who decide to throw a couch out of a second story window and kill someone
“Oh SHIT honey run there’s a Squatch throwing boulders!”
*Documentary made a year later:*
“We heard the Squatch yipping and making these fiendish animal noises before throwing a giant Boulder at is that took out an entire tree...”
You have tickled my fancy hehehe
Looks like the rock shaped into a wheel-like structure as it received wear and tear. No doubt some people long ago did experiments like this and realized hey, maybe we could use that rock afterwards for something, and make others that shape and have it roll just as well. And so the invention of the wheel happened.
Where do you have your time machine? Asking for a friend
There are two possible origins for wheeled carts. The first is log rollers - using logs to move big stones more easily, by placing a bunch of logs underneath the stone like railway tracks to reduce surface area and make pushing them take less energy. The other is a fire-starting tool called a bow-drill that involves winding string around an axle, and having a rock act as a bit of mass to conserve momentum and keep the stick spinning fast enough to create sparks. This is likely what inspired the invention of potter's wheels, which could have inspired wheeled carts later on. Whatever the case, wheeled vehicles did not appear until trade routes over land were already well established, and many isolated peoples who had no long distance trade, like the Aztecs, never invented them.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bow_drill
Really? Tell me more. 🔫🤯
You are SERIOUSLY implying that the earliest wheels were made of stone? As opposed to, oh, I don't know -- wood? Logs also roll, as do pebbles and other small stones: pre-humans would have noticed this LONG before even the first stone tools were invented. This is NOT rocket science.
Girlfriend: he's away ,he's probably cheating on me
Boyfriend:
People say that it's still rolling to this day
Geodude used rollout on Sudowoodo!
Critical hit!
It's super effective!
My heart hurts for the oak tree. I wonder how many years it stood strong before it was killed.
It'll be fine. Just needs some water and an ibuprofen
Oh easily, since she would have been over one hundred years old.
Relax it was only injured .I hear it's doing well these days.
I've heard its bark was worse than its bite. Maybe its branching out for new ground, saying to the other trees, "leaf me alone, you don't know the root of this problem!" Hopefully its not being too knotty!
Trees don't feel pain no matter what Rachel madcow says
Can’t even roll a boulder down a hill without breaking the law. At least prison is free.
Rip to the guy taking a dump behind those bushes
The deer just chillin in the woods when a 200lb boulder flies through the woods at mach speed 👁👄👁
The deer continue to eat grass blissfully unaware of the present danger. When the oak tree makes snapping noises. Then the deer runs for it's life.
New respect for Geodude, Graveler, and Golem's rollout
Donphan
That squirrel chillin in the tree with his family watching the bolder as it inches to destroying his already unstable relationship🗿🗿
0:41 when you beat a level in Angry Birds:
Growing up in the desert without a TV my brother and I did this all the time. .. this is a thing that's not passed down from generation to generation..... it just comes naturally.
toying around with physics
this same thing is done more often in a 3d physics engine due to more limitations everywhere than real life, and the accessibility of a computer along with the far lesser effort needed to conduct the task
Genetics you scary
😁I grew up in northern norway in early 1960s in a fishing village with no roads to outside wourld we did this every summer when we got bored of picking blueberrys.
until i was around 10 and our neighbours sheep was having dinner further down.
im still not sure who was faster? THE SHEEP RUNNING FOR THEIR LIFE ORE THE ROCKS. 😂😂
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That double "Wooooo" in sync tho... Tribal.
Its almost as if an unseen force is giving them a warning as to how dangerous that act can truly be
It would suck to be alive for over 200 years, only to go down like that.
I can hear it now...
"Hello everyone! This is your daily dose of internet!"
Detest that voice
I just love how it disappears into the first thicket, pauses for a second or two, and then resumes its journey.
This shows up in my feed once or twice I a year. I enjoy it every time lol.
The earliest form of defense.
It’s not just a Boulder! It’s a rock! The pioneers used to ride these babies for miles!
underrated