Hey go check Henri's channel for more space car footage and other crazy explosion stuff! They just started new season and all new videos have subtitles! th-cam.com/channels/r1cNqiNxK46w93zw9KfTLg.html
Best comment of 2021! Amazingly US scientists had the idea of using controlled nuclear explosions as a form of propulsion for space travel. Since it's not a good idea to test the idea with actual nuclear explosions they used a common explosive instead. If they had used the real stuff I wonder if it would have ended the same as this test? 😆
"Despite initial setbacks, the heads of the Finnish Space Program remain optimistic." You guys forgot to roll the windows up. Now wonder it didn't work.
“Private, have you heard anything?” “Yes, comrade officer. Many explosions and flying objects.” “Private, I meant NATO, not those crazy Finns playing with explosives.
Having had training as a missile electrician on Titan II missiles, and having reviewed movies of multiple launch failures in the US space and missile programs, I feel well qualified to render my analysis of your launch. After reviewing the footage you have from multiple angles, it is clear to me that your first stage booster dyanamite/anfo was misaligned with the actual space vehicle itself. This resulted in the vehicle receiving a shearing side blast from the booster instead of a direct shove from beneath. Also, pallets are not an acceptable staging material. Locating them between the first stage booster and the launch vehicle itself resulted in a propagation zone that allowed the first stage to catastrophically fragment before the force of it's thrust interacted with the launch vehicle. Just my not-so-humble opinion. Your mileage (kilometerage??) may vary.
I imagine taking a walk in a finnish forest and every now and then I hear somebody counting down in finish. Then something in the forest explodes and it's raining trees, manequins, car parts, oobleck, anvils and other random stuff.
@@WilliamSucksAtYT think that's howyoutube works. It knows where you are in the video, obvs, and it knows where the person commenting was when they commented, even if they don't provide a timestamp in their comment. It then lines up comments against timestamps. Pretty simple really. Seen it on most vids I've watched. Clever, simple and obvious when you think about it.
@@ForeignEx0tics Well, those Finns are, but like every nationality; they are a diverse group of individuals. A good deal of the Finnish people I've met were not quite like these guys. However, most of them were laid-back and hard-working.
Hehehe. 80’s shuttle disaster jokes loading...... What was the last thing she said before leaving the house? “Honey... you feed the dog, I’ll feed the fish”. What does NASA stand for? “Need Another Seven Astronauts.”
In TN, I can walk into a gun store and walk out with 4 pounds of tannerite within 15 minutes. Granted, that doesn't even touch what these guys have. Last time I bought, they wanted to sell me like 20 pounds because they ordered too much but I had already gone over-budget on ammo.
these dudes are literally doing things that i would have dreamed about as a little kid in real life and its amazing. These dudes are like a bunch of kids with unlimited access to high explosives while being extremely safe about it and its the best thing ever
See here is the thing, this title is the most clickbait sounding title imaginable...But it isn't even clickbait, they literally blew a car up! No other channel would go to the lengths that you guys do, bravo to you! Bravo! Edit: thanks for the acknowledgement of my comment, I hope I made your day! Also 369 likes...noice Secondary edit: aaaaah the joke is ruined its now on 370 😜
I couldnt stop laughing that was great. Lauri saying the 70kg would give a gentle push. The wooden pallet launch base was a nice touch :) great little animation after the explosion...launch. At least you create a new Finish tourist site, anew meteor crater :)
Finland may be a lot of good things. But they are definitely not a free people. They are at least lacking one key freedom. They lack freedom of privacy. And you think your privacy is being violated? Finnish people have their financials made public once a year. If that happened here in the U.S. I would revolt against our government.
Honestly I was thinking just that. I highly doubt you would be allowed to do anything like this in the states or Canada, or most countries really. I would love to live where I can just do stuff like this without getting into any kind of trouble.
@@cardboardboxification, did the "rocket" reach space? Then dynamite DIDN'T do its job . . . . Once again: rocket SCIENCE is EASY: rocket ENGINEERING is HARD. And, no, engineers aren't always right: I used to work with a bunch of CIVIL engineers (who may have been engineers, but certainly WEREN'T civil!).
Even if there are some minor setbacks to the Finnish space program...the power is there...harnessing it to get to space is a different matter. Well done!!!
That was the best one ever. I like the part showing the space taxi in orbit, that was funny. The pepperonis were a little burnt, but that's OK. at least the pizza was hot when it arrived.
We have plenty of it... just too little dynamite.. and damn politicians with their regulations banned all fun and useful like removing stubborn rocks or tree stumps with stick... or two... or four.... (from ones with out license that is, its just expensive and pain to get the license)
NASA Rocket Science: We will take this huge amount of energy and release it at a controlled rate over a period of time Finnish Guys Science: We will take this huge amount of energy and release it all at once! - but it's ok we have some wooden pallets and mud to distribute it evenly over the back end of a car.
I believe there actually is a proposed rocket design which blows up nuclear bombs against a pusher plate. No joke. These Finns are just way ahead of their time. They don't sit around debating possibilities. They DO.
@@ThunderbirdAnthares And the pusher plate has massive springs to absorb the shock, yeah. Sadly, nuclear bombs are still the most mass-efficient method we know of for producing energy. Non-exploding-types of nuclear engines do exist, however - usually they are using the heat of the nuclear reaction to heat up a working (ionizable, if possible!) fluid - so far, just like a nuclear reactor for a power plant... - into super hot gas or plasma, whereupon it then operates like a regular rocket engine in terms of converting that hot gas into focused kinetic energy with a nozzle - with the addendum that if it is a plasma, you can use magnetic confinement for the heating chamber and nozzle, allowing you to exceed the melting temperature of any material, and so getting MUCH better performance from the temperature (because higher temperature equals more volume per mass, e.g. pressure, and higher exhaust velocity of that mass when fully expanded, meaning greater specific impulse)
Lauri, you should have worn your PBS SpaceTime shirt for this one. 50kg to the moon, 70kg to the planets. To the Andromeda Galaxy in 7 days. LOLOL love it!!
to launch 500Kg of material (like car) into space you will need at least 6.8 tons of dynamite due to my calculations. Because if you want to launch something into space it has to have 11.2 Km/s. With this speed a mass with one ton will have a Energy of 3.1*10^10 J and since TNT has a Energy density of 4.6MJ/Kg you will need to have at least 6.8 Tons to get this speed. But with 70Kg of TNT it should fly like 64 Km high if the energy would have been transferred well and if there wouldnt be any air. (Epot=m*g*h => h=Epot/m*g=(70Kg*4,6*10^6J/Kg)/(500Kg*9.81m/(s^2))=64Km
Hi! I just get to see your knowledge base show by chance. My first was about how much pressure can the diver watch stand. Surprisingly you guys go even to the extreme of popping the glass. Impressive yes. And now this. Honestly you guys should be on the international science channel. Apart from introducing or applying science, you guys make it simple, enjoyable & funny too. Well done guys!!! Better then some Americans channel that shown on TV with purpose on just making money. Worth to see you guys. Well done!!!
There is a myth that the USA actually beat the USSR in putting an object in orbit, but did so by accident when they were testing an underground nuclear bomb. They drilled a super deep hole and lowered the bomb into it then capped the whole thing off with a really heavy plug to try to contain the entire explosion. I believe they said the cap was 9000 tons but that might not be accurate, either way using the high speed photography of the day the plug only showed up in a single frame and the math says that it was moving way over escape velocity and that they may have actually sent that giant steel slug hurdling through space. Others say that it would have burnt up in the atmosphere from the friction but this sounds like a job for Beyond The Press Man to investigate and try to figure out. Scaled down of course.
@@KaedennYT That was actually what I used to make a mental calculation that "this wasn't going to work." Even if you say the manhole cover was the weight of the car, that nuke was 100,000x (roughly) the amount of explosive force. It probably was perfectly placed to be able to channel the force into it skywards, where our Finnish friends... not so much. Entertaining though! :)
An idea for a video I would really like to see: How well can you paint a room by sticking an explosive in a bucket of paint at center height and making it go off?
Quite the explosive video, with lots of Earth blowing skyward. This reminds me of some of the SpaceX Starship testing with some Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly events of recent times. A very odd construction using many rolls of Stainless Steel down in Boca Chica TX.
Your projects are very entertaining, educational and extremely amusing. Cheers from Australia. We used to have access to big fire crackers when I was young and we made good use of them.
As someone who has lived in Finland for almost 40 years, I can say the Finnish tap water tastes funny... My grandfather still refuses to drink it and use bottled water even to make coffee...
Maybe the pizza was that smoking think spiraling off into the distance and then crashing down to earth? It appears to be slightly toasted just the way I like it😋 Yummy
Even though I knew total destruction is what would happen, I enjoyed every second. What you basically did was make a deep-buried IED, one of the worst kinds to encounter. I have personally seen the force of what you created here rip fully armored military vehicles to shreds. Good episode!
Hey go check Henri's channel for more space car footage and other crazy explosion stuff! They just started new season and all new videos have subtitles! th-cam.com/channels/r1cNqiNxK46w93zw9KfTLg.html
Yeah there is subtitles alright, but it’s in Finish. Doesn’t really help a whole lot
That was the most separated stage I have ever seen on a rocket.
@@janusrasmussen191 there should be english ones also
Fully sick
@Eric Beeman There was a taxi driver
Fantastic! I'm sure they can really use Pizzas in space.
And remember to "Fly Safe!" ;-)
Amazing to see Scott Manley himself here!
Guys, this is the REAL Scott Manley! Nice to see you here mate! :)
Scott you should try this in KSP
Ability to hop the Starship is insignificant compared to the power of some Finnish craziness.
"As usual, we had too much dynamite".... best line ever.
It was actually "As usual, we had WAY too much dynamite..."
"too much dynamite"...
...?
I.. I.. I don't know what you mean by that..
You might as well say we had too much pizza, too much beer, or too much sex. These words mean nothing.
I would expect nothing less from a country that celebrates "sisu" as a philosophy.
@@zadtheinhaler Wow. Never heard of that term. From the description it sounds kind of like a positive version of "boneheadedness".
That was the most ridiculous thing I've seen in a while.
I loved it.
Hahaha me too! And i laughed a lot with the stupid animation in space,wasn t expecting that😂😂
This channel is just straight up ridiculous, and that's why I'm here
Beirut enters scene left...
I love the replies on this because they are all trying to come up with a solution for this problem
@@leopantheraleo LOL I think Beirut had the same role as the Pizza delivery ship!
"As usual, we had very too much dynamite."
Spoken like a true rocket scientist.
Best comment of 2021!
Amazingly US scientists had the idea of using controlled nuclear explosions as a form of propulsion for space travel. Since it's not a good idea to test the idea with actual nuclear explosions they used a common explosive instead. If they had used the real stuff I wonder if it would have ended the same as this test? 😆
It's a rocket surgeon not scientist you ain't even speakin anglish good !!
I wanted to post exactly this when I saw you were faster ;)
He says way too much not very too much.
Fr
"Despite initial setbacks, the heads of the Finnish Space Program remain optimistic."
You guys forgot to roll the windows up. Now wonder it didn't work.
They had to keep the windows open for pressure equalization.
How can you breath if you roll the windows up?
Rapid depressurization would damage the structural integrity 👌🏻
This channel is officially sponsored by the Finnish Government as "trolling Russian listening post operators"
“Private, have you heard anything?”
“Yes, comrade officer. Many explosions and flying objects.”
“Private, I meant NATO, not those crazy Finns playing with explosives.
@jamesharding345 & @whisperingegg7339 Your comments are officially underrated!
"Don't try this at home, or you don't have home." Absolutely inspirational.
Nope, do it at a friend's house instead
@@vergil2763 Or an ex's house.
That Australian Orica propellant needs to be de-rated for use by Finns. 100kg would have got those pizza pies delivered.
AvE do a vid like this next with all the BOLTRS that didn’t go back together.
It's ok, man... I listened to that countdown more than once, too.
speed man speed, who cares if its efficient.
Overchooched most definitely
I can't remember the last time I laughed that hard out loud. The transition from "boosters" to car explosion is hilarious.
America: "Russians sure are crazy."
Finland: "Hold my beer".
Henri: Hold my dynamite.
"Hold my vodka"*
Russia: "Yob tvoyu mat, that's not beer..."
@@DaveC2729 I told you to hold it, not drink it :D
@@eklhaft4531 Never entrust thine beer to another.
Having had training as a missile electrician on Titan II missiles, and having reviewed movies of multiple launch failures in the US space and missile programs, I feel well qualified to render my analysis of your launch. After reviewing the footage you have from multiple angles, it is clear to me that your first stage booster dyanamite/anfo was misaligned with the actual space vehicle itself. This resulted in the vehicle receiving a shearing side blast from the booster instead of a direct shove from beneath. Also, pallets are not an acceptable staging material. Locating them between the first stage booster and the launch vehicle itself resulted in a propagation zone that allowed the first stage to catastrophically fragment before the force of it's thrust interacted with the launch vehicle.
Just my not-so-humble opinion. Your mileage (kilometerage??) may vary.
I expected a half serious "too much bang in the trunk" kind of reply but this was honestly a lot better.
This is just awesome! Love it!
Just Thinkin hope you got a great firewall
Pun intended
God Bless
I concur with your analysis.
Or it was just that the force was not concentrated to the vehicle, but it got lost all over the place?
I love these guys. "In Finland, hand grenades are sold in grocery store"
Sweden and Norway: “Mom! The Finns are doing stuff again.”
Who's the mom? Denmark?🤣
@@Bruh-jr2ep lol!
😅
i would like this, but its at 69
@@mr.shepherdspie7958 i just unliked it for you; maybe you can hit it back up there
One small step for a van, one giant leap for vankind.
Lol
😅😅😅
Is it weird that I like his accent more than my own native english speaking accent? I wish we all sounded like these guys...
"Don't try this at home, or you won't have a home anymore"
You have reached a new level of crazy which I would never have imagined.
ikr, that's a long way from trying to fold paper in a hydraulic press
people should really spam this to elon musk.
Perhaps a new T-shirt phrase?
Yeah, but its a controlled crazy 😎
"way too much dynamite, as usual"
Long live the Finnish Space Program.
Our space programme's official motto is a famous Finnish phrase "A shitty trip, but got made anyway"
Pentagon, hexagon, carisgon
Not nearly enough dynamite. Needed a few tonnes of it.
8:42 "so, as usual, we had way too much dynamite".. classic!
I imagine taking a walk in a finnish forest and every now and then I hear somebody counting down in finish. Then something in the forest explodes and it's raining trees, manequins, car parts, oobleck, anvils and other random stuff.
If you hear a countdown in finnish, run for cover.
Normal walk in Finnish forest.
yep heh lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Normal rainy weather
@@timomastosalo "cor blimey, it's rainin' bleedin' anvils!"
ISS: "Houston, we have a taxi."
Why would you fly to the moon if you can just taxi there...
@@eklhaft4531 just call an Uber
That was funny.
Helsinki we have a problem!!!
You guys are insane! I love it! Reminds me of the old Top Gear show with Jeremy, James, and Richard.
"but we don't need them, because we have dynamite"
Suck it, Musk :D
@@artimmy1 Brazil, this name is Brazil
i legit read this comment then he said it in the video right after lmao
@@WilliamSucksAtYT think that's howyoutube works. It knows where you are in the video, obvs, and it knows where the person commenting was when they commented, even if they don't provide a timestamp in their comment. It then lines up comments against timestamps. Pretty simple really. Seen it on most vids I've watched.
Clever, simple and obvious when you think about it.
Maybe you just left the hand brake on.
You know that handbrake prevents rocket launch if you have watched Wallace & Gromit :D
👍
Best comment of the day😂
Lol
This is severely unappreciated.
Imagine being at your cabin drinking your morning coffee just to look out your window and see the fin doing crazy stuff again
The most entertaining kind of human being is an educated hillbilly.
VinnyMartello Are there hillbillys in Finland?!?
Charlie Foxtrot ya I think this proves there are hillbillies where ever someone has a bright idea that involves dynamite.
educated and with dynamite...
@@Charliefox71 There are hillbillies in every country that has a lot of extra land and a few old cars to mess around with.
There is no problem that is too small to be solved with dynamite.
After watching this, obviously the Finns are my kind of people.
Exactly what i said😂
@@ForeignEx0tics Well, those Finns are, but like every nationality; they are a diverse group of individuals. A good deal of the Finnish people I've met were not quite like these guys. However, most of them were laid-back and hard-working.
I was thinking the same thing.
@@JosephFuller I think those are the expectation to that rule then they're just plain crazy!!! but it was fun to watch though lol!!!
"As usual, we had way too much dynamite." These dudes crack me up. 😂
at beyond the press space program safety is third priority, right after cool explosions and loud sounds
Pizza 🍕 is priority #1. 😁
these guys are turning into the Mythbusters of Finland. Minus any need to actually have a myth to test in order to blow something up.
Q: What color were the Finnish astronaut's eyes?
A: Blue, one blew this way and one blew that way.
It actually goes like this... (Christa McAuliffe had blue eyes, one blew this way one blew that way)
@@trxtech3010 She also made a deal with her husband that if he fed the dog, she would feed the fish.
Holy crap. Hilarious!!!
Hehehe. 80’s shuttle disaster jokes loading......
What was the last thing she said before leaving the house? “Honey... you feed the dog, I’ll feed the fish”.
What does NASA stand for? “Need Another Seven Astronauts.”
@@georgesakellaropoulos8162 LMFAO
You guys are totally NUTS, and I loved every minute of it!
I love you Finish People and your humor. Phantastic. Laughing on the floor. Cannot wait to see the re-launch...
I'm impressed with how easy it is to get explosives for recreational use in Finland...
I know. I'm seriously rethinking my retirement plans.
You can get it in the USA with the correct license and storage. I’m sure Finland isnt that different.
In TN, I can walk into a gun store and walk out with 4 pounds of tannerite within 15 minutes. Granted, that doesn't even touch what these guys have. Last time I bought, they wanted to sell me like 20 pounds because they ordered too much but I had already gone over-budget on ammo.
these dudes are literally doing things that i would have dreamed about as a little kid in real life and its amazing. These dudes are like a bunch of kids with unlimited access to high explosives while being extremely safe about it and its the best thing ever
The car didn't make it to space, but at least it did occupy a large space.
It occupies the same space :D
@@Z4J3B4NT It actually occupies less space ;)
See here is the thing, this title is the most clickbait sounding title imaginable...But it isn't even clickbait, they literally blew a car up! No other channel would go to the lengths that you guys do, bravo to you! Bravo!
Edit: thanks for the acknowledgement of my comment, I hope I made your day! Also 369 likes...noice
Secondary edit: aaaaah the joke is ruined its now on 370 😜
Top gear uk, mythbusters usa (but they used a Truck 😂😂)
Garage 54.
That is all.
Top Gear had a Reliant Robin space vehicle. It nearly worked!!
There was that ISIS Suicide bomber who managed to get quiet a good launch a few years back, in Syria.
@@petewood2350 true, however what I said was kprne a figure of speech 😂
You are a bunch of crazy SOB, liking it!
Mom of a Finnish astronaut
"Oh no.. i hope he went to heaven "
Lauri: " atleast he went the right way"
Russia: a meteor flattened tunguska.
Finns. Hee hee hee. That's what they think.
Never can have too much dynamite in scientific experiments.
“The dynamite is like the starter for everything good.”
"The Dynamite is like the starter for everything goood" Lauri Vuohensilta 07-06-2020
Russa: im the craziest
America (mostly florida): no i am
Finland: ***heavy rock intensifies***
Florida wins. Every time. Sorry.
Man it's a good thing you had that camera in space!!!
guys from international space stattion send that clip to us :D
@@Beyondthepress 😅😂🤣
@@Beyondthepress You are so lucky it missed them. They would have been pissed lol
The only thing that would have been any funnier is if your car would have passed the Tesla thats in orbit.
I think this is one of the top videos btp has made. That music is epic
This is the kind of quality content I want to see! Keep up the good work everyone!! :)
I couldnt stop laughing that was great. Lauri saying the 70kg would give a gentle push. The wooden pallet launch base was a nice touch :) great little animation after the explosion...launch. At least you create a new Finish tourist site, anew meteor crater :)
I am convinced now.
Finland is the true Home of the Free.
tree*
that is what it's beginning to look like...
until you look at the shit they do on American channels lol
i mean they have tanks and massive guns n shit but actually to be fair this is the most dynamite iv ever seen explode this up close
Finland may be a lot of good things. But they are definitely not a free people. They are at least lacking one key freedom. They lack freedom of privacy. And you think your privacy is being violated? Finnish people have their financials made public once a year. If that happened here in the U.S. I would revolt against our government.
Honestly I was thinking just that. I highly doubt you would be allowed to do anything like this in the states or Canada, or most countries really. I would love to live where I can just do stuff like this without getting into any kind of trouble.
Possibly your best video
When Fins are counting down it sounds like they are naming the 10 worst demons of hell 😉😉
Prestonesfpv even just reading out menus in Finland sounds like you're listing death-metal bands
great answer, i loved it
Kahdeksan!!!!
folk
Beelzebub! Baphomet! Cthulu!
This just goes to prove that rocket SCIENCE is easy, but rocket ENGINEERING is HARD!
its not too hard, simply make sure your fuel doesnt all explode at once, aim the explosion down a funnel and strap your belts in
Engineers will always find ways to mock scientists, plus... engineers are always right ;)
Na, dynamite did its job
@@cardboardboxification, did the "rocket" reach space?
Then dynamite DIDN'T do its job . . . .
Once again: rocket SCIENCE is EASY: rocket ENGINEERING is HARD.
And, no, engineers aren't always right: I used to work with a bunch of CIVIL engineers (who may have been engineers, but certainly WEREN'T civil!).
Even if there are some minor setbacks to the Finnish space program...the power is there...harnessing it to get to space is a different matter. Well done!!!
That was the best one ever. I like the part showing the space taxi in orbit, that was funny. The pepperonis were a little burnt, but that's OK. at least the pizza was hot when it arrived.
whenever you hear someone count down in Finnish, run
Remember to run *towards* the person counting down. That should be the (theoretically) safest place.
Totally agree but how can non-Finnish people tell it's Finnish???
@@f.d.6667 It sounds like when your cat walks across the keyboard and you get Google translate to read it out loud
Kymmenen.. yhdeksän.. kahdeksan..
farsy
At first, I thought we were going to miss Anni, then I heard the countdown. Hiya Anni.
It amazes me that Finland still has any remaining countryside...
We have plenty of it... just too little dynamite.. and damn politicians with their regulations banned all fun and useful like removing stubborn rocks or tree stumps with stick... or two... or four.... (from ones with out license that is, its just expensive and pain to get the license)
It is obviously not here anymore, it must be in space.
This is the best channel on you tube.. Period... You guys rock 👏👏👏
Oh nice, sending an rc toy car to.. ok its full sized.
That was my thought
NASA Rocket Science: We will take this huge amount of energy and release it at a controlled rate over a period of time
Finnish Guys Science: We will take this huge amount of energy and release it all at once! - but it's ok we have some wooden pallets and mud to distribute it evenly over the back end of a car.
I believe there actually is a proposed rocket design which blows up nuclear bombs against a pusher plate. No joke. These Finns are just way ahead of their time. They don't sit around debating possibilities. They DO.
@@darioinfini you mean Project Orion
yeah, but its many SMALL bombs, and the spacecraft is gigantic :-)
@@ThunderbirdAnthares And the pusher plate has massive springs to absorb the shock, yeah.
Sadly, nuclear bombs are still the most mass-efficient method we know of for producing energy. Non-exploding-types of nuclear engines do exist, however - usually they are using the heat of the nuclear reaction to heat up a working (ionizable, if possible!) fluid - so far, just like a nuclear reactor for a power plant... - into super hot gas or plasma, whereupon it then operates like a regular rocket engine in terms of converting that hot gas into focused kinetic energy with a nozzle - with the addendum that if it is a plasma, you can use magnetic confinement for the heating chamber and nozzle, allowing you to exceed the melting temperature of any material, and so getting MUCH better performance from the temperature (because higher temperature equals more volume per mass, e.g. pressure, and higher exhaust velocity of that mass when fully expanded, meaning greater specific impulse)
@@ThunderbirdAnthares Don't tempt BTP to try to repeat the same experiment with 18-wheeler or a passenger bus...
@@Monni95 :Done!!!
How does this channel not have more subscribers? It’s just not possible.
Lauri, you should have worn your PBS SpaceTime shirt for this one.
50kg to the moon, 70kg to the planets. To the Andromeda Galaxy in 7 days. LOLOL love it!!
Approximately 39685636919539500 m/s (meters per second)
to launch 500Kg of material (like car) into space you will need at least 6.8 tons of dynamite due to my calculations. Because if you want to launch something into space it has to have 11.2 Km/s. With this speed a mass with one ton will have a Energy of 3.1*10^10 J
and since TNT has a Energy density of 4.6MJ/Kg you will need to have at least 6.8 Tons to get this speed.
But with 70Kg of TNT it should fly like 64 Km high if the energy would have been transferred well and if there wouldnt be any air.
(Epot=m*g*h => h=Epot/m*g=(70Kg*4,6*10^6J/Kg)/(500Kg*9.81m/(s^2))=64Km
Hi! I just get to see your knowledge base show by chance. My first was about how much pressure can the diver watch stand. Surprisingly you guys go even to the extreme of popping the glass. Impressive yes. And now this.
Honestly you guys should be on the international science channel. Apart from introducing or applying science, you guys make it simple, enjoyable & funny too.
Well done guys!!! Better then some Americans channel that shown on TV with purpose on just making money. Worth to see you guys.
Well done!!!
Tampere, we have a problem.
We had a Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly.
@@274727 this time the rapid disassembly was quite likely scheduled 😂💥🚕
Saaksjaarvi station, do you have telemetry?
Yes, not enough dynamite
The Space Center is the forest...
... In Finland everything is the forest...
In Finland forest space you.
Let's imagine them doing it in the middle of Helsinki.
@@boskee I think there is a forest in the middle of Helsinki
Order à Pizza from Finland where ever you are! We have the Pizza shuttle space delivery! 💪💪❤️👏👏👏😍
It should be passing Elon’s Tesla in the next few hours.
What piece of it? ;-)
Dude, I see you everywhere! We must really have similar interests! :P
Hopefully it brake-checked that little bitch and it tumbles back into the atmosphere, with any luck taking his ass out. Nikola's revenge.
It's quite fitting that "one" almost sound like "oopsie" before the massive explosion. I know it's "yksi", but my wife and son heard "oopsie".
Yikesy?
@@Sableagle you-irk-see
I love your sense of humor in this video. Both this channel and the hydraulic press channel are among my favorites to watch! Great content
I was going to wait till Scott Manley did an analysis of the launch before watching.
He has commented on this video.
"Yeah, so as usual, we had way too much dynamite..."
I think that's my favorite quote of 2020
EPIC FOOTAGE!!! GREAT VIDEO! Thank you so much!!
There is a myth that the USA actually beat the USSR in putting an object in orbit, but did so by accident when they were testing an underground nuclear bomb. They drilled a super deep hole and lowered the bomb into it then capped the whole thing off with a really heavy plug to try to contain the entire explosion. I believe they said the cap was 9000 tons but that might not be accurate, either way using the high speed photography of the day the plug only showed up in a single frame and the math says that it was moving way over escape velocity and that they may have actually sent that giant steel slug hurdling through space. Others say that it would have burnt up in the atmosphere from the friction but this sounds like a job for Beyond The Press Man to investigate and try to figure out. Scaled down of course.
That they did send a piece of steal flying to space that way is true.
Don't remember if that was before the other rockets.
"Super Sonic Manhole Cover" I think it was named.
@@KaedennYT That was actually what I used to make a mental calculation that "this wasn't going to work." Even if you say the manhole cover was the weight of the car, that nuke was 100,000x (roughly) the amount of explosive force. It probably was perfectly placed to be able to channel the force into it skywards, where our Finnish friends... not so much. Entertaining though! :)
you mean scaled UP
Yeah it wouldnt have gone into orbit. Either it wouldve burned up or just kept going into deeper space
4:25 Dynamite is the starter of everything good. Creative, fun post. Well enjoyed here. Nice work all. Thanx.
Elon Musk has these teething problems guys, Dont give up, you'll get there.
All they need is more boom
@@thebrowns5337 If dynamite can't fix a problem with dynamite you need more dynamite
And THIS folks is why they have to keep Finland so far away from everyone else ...
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*sad scandiwegian noises* not far enough....
And so Finland enters the space race. Putin is keeping an eye on you Lauri.
No doubt you have seen by now, that SpaceX is going into competition with the Finnish Space Program.
His first comment after launch: "I think something went wrong."
Wonder if ISS got sent a note to warn them something might fly past 😂
Bringing pizza to the international spacestation
The guys from spaceX that just entered ISS: Damn they told us they had pizza!
Lauri: We got you covered.
I wonder if astronauts ever tried to order pizza as a joke. They have to have fun too sometimes.
@@redsquirrelftw That's how they tested the maximum range of the satellite phones...
@@Monni95 That moment when you realize you just called a pizza joint on Mars. "These things have better range than we thought!"
Done!
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An idea for a video I would really like to see: How well can you paint a room by sticking an explosive in a bucket of paint at center height and making it go off?
Quite the explosive video, with lots of Earth blowing skyward. This reminds me of some of the SpaceX Starship testing with some Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly events of recent times. A very odd construction using many rolls of Stainless Steel down in Boca Chica TX.
Finnish rocket surgeons have determined that the fault lies in not having enough dynamite.
Your projects are very entertaining, educational and extremely amusing. Cheers from Australia. We used to have access to big fire crackers when I was young and we made good use of them.
Elon Musk: I sent a Tesla into space.
Lauri & Henri: Hold our sima.
*kilju
I've met a surprising number of Fins in my life, and every one was exceptionally awesome. There must be something in the water up there.
ICE. 😂
@@WoodworkerDon well. ICE does not have much authority here but we've got the maahanmuuttovirasto.
As someone who has lived in Finland for almost 40 years, I can say the Finnish tap water tastes funny... My grandfather still refuses to drink it and use bottled water even to make coffee...
There is now - car shrapnel.
Loved the boosters lighting up before launch
America: "We have the best space program!"
Finland:
I think the pizza is still edible, so it isn’t a complete failure
didn't found any :D
Extra crispy crust.. ;)
Hi cuz :-)
You can ask the guys at the ISS, it probably splattered on one of their windows
Maybe the pizza was that smoking think spiraling off into the distance and then crashing down to earth? It appears to be slightly toasted just the way I like it😋 Yummy
these videos really highlight my belief that Finland has to be the Alabama of Europe!
I just saw someone saying the fins had no. 1 ranking in education. This seems legit
The whole world at the moment: being bored in quarantine, hoarding tolet paper, protesting in the streets.
Meanwhile in finland:
Our quarintine is actually pretty much done if things stay good here. Restaurants opened on last week and only largest happenings are canceled
@@Beyondthepress If blowing up a car into million pieces does not count as a large happening to you, I'd like to see what does.
@@kerpuusi1 true, but it only requires a handful of people on site.
Even though I knew total destruction is what would happen, I enjoyed every second. What you basically did was make a deep-buried IED, one of the worst kinds to encounter. I have personally seen the force of what you created here rip fully armored military vehicles to shreds. Good episode!
Can´t say how much I love Beyond the press.. You feel like a part of something big in every video. kiitos kaverit kaikesta
That was totally wicked!!! 😀
Also, the epic song is "Call of the North" for anyone wondering.
I am wondering why it is on the video. NO music needed.
I would love to visit Finland someday....I hear the people are very awesome.
Don't try this at home, do it at your friends house.
"We don't need a motor cause we have dynamite"
I’d love to move to Finland 🇫🇮 and do crazy stuff with y’all. You have so much fun.
Wile E. Coyote likes this! I think he will change supplier from ACME to BTP
Considering the results, I think he was the technical consultant. Since there was no anvil involved I don't believe he had full control.
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Very underrated comment. No anvil or birdseed.