Huge Concrete Cube Vs. 2 kg of Dynamite | Will it disappear?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- What will happen if you place 2 kilos of dynamite on middle of one cubic meter of concrete weighing 2.3 tons? Nothing good that's sure so don't try this at home!
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I started watching 38 minutes after upload, and something just landed in my backyard in New York state.
Depending on when you did this, you're a threat to Elon Musk, or I have a pissed off squirrel in a tree.
I really wanna see what water frozen in a completely sealed completely filled very thick steel box welded solid.
trailer for sale. only used once
Beyond the press would that have knocked over camper if not inside concrete
do the same thing but with a proper rebar cage in the concrete. that would be VERY interesting to see in comparison.
These Finnish tourism ads are really selling me on the idea of a trip.
Finland is a nice place. In the summer.....
"If you start a vacation in Europe- you really have to Finnish properly"
Every Finn I've ever met is either a motorcyclist or a metalhead. Usually both.
I also like their national sport of standing on the border and staring at Russia until they fuck off.
@@Flies2FLL is there a summer in finland?
Akos Feher yes, you can tell because the ice is thin enough to see through.
I love how the cube exploding is such a perfect explosion. The slow-mo of it disintegrating is perfect.
the monochrome one was nice. It was also interesting to see how fast the small rocks were on top of the hole. Henri said that you should normally never put those there since they fly so fast but now we know how fast :D
Yes, the spherical outwards force affecting the cubeshaped mass created a very satisfying pattern!
Almost like it had been pre-segmented.
If you calculate the yield strength of the concrete, I think you will find that the segments were sized right at the limit of the strength-strain threshold.
That is, those chunks were the largest possible pieces that could survive the strain created by the blast overpressure.
@@lairdcummings9092 ooo I didn't think of it that way. Thats fascinating. Engineer btw.
@@timjennings9337 I'm trained as naval practical engineer (i.e. nuclear reactors); don't do that any more, but brittle fracture is one subject that's never left my head.
The footage from the camera inside the trailer is awesome!
I agree, genius idea to put it there too! I didn't really "get" it until I saw the footage from inside it.
5:27
Asleep in caravan? No wake up 🤯
So dope
Mega fart. 💥
7:55
Lauri: "What is the most surprising here?"
Annie: "That we are still alive." 😁😁
"Over 30 times the amount you need."
Now that sounds like a proper Beyond The Press amount. Prrritti Guud!
This concrete block is extremely dangerous and can attack at any moment, so we must deal with it.
*extreme danger intensifies*
I mean yeah...SCP-173
Ian Maher we need concrete control
@@NGC-7635 hahahaha that's the best one
It was looking at them in a threatening manner 😄
"And this is how grandpa dealt with Soviet tanks."
Grandma. Dad was out sniping Soviet officers with his bolt-action rifle.
The slow-mo of the concrete exploding is beautiful! You guys are true artists as well as entertainers. Thanks for doing these cool videos. Tim in Texas
I remember having a conversation with someone who did not like decorating. He had a theory that the fastest way to paint an empty room would be to put a small amount of dynamite in a tin of paint and stand it in the centre of the room. Explode the dynamite and hey presto- the room painted in just a few milliseconds. I would love to see if this theory works in practice!
Mythbusters did that as I recall.
I REALLY WANT TO SEE THAT!!
Mr. Bean did that
Once I decorated the room with the soup, when the pressure cooker broke and exploded. It did not cover all the walls well, there were stripes where there was no soup. But it demolished much of the furniture, at least.
Paul Drake And how did it go?
50 kg dynamite in snow dump = wet fart
2 kg dynamite in meter-square concrete block = complete mayhem
Next up: 2 kg of dynamite in 1 cubic meter of snow.
Reminds me of making "firecrackers" as a kid. Took us awhile to figure out that the tighter the package the bigger the boom (black powder or flash powder).
@@huverdoose lots of kids lose their arm because of that, i have seen some almost cut themselves in half i doubt that kid live anymore.
@Wolfgang Preier fit don't survive but rather stupid die 😂
Snow and ice are as incredible at absorbing energy, as water is at transmitting it.
2:47 LOL we saw that, Anni.
'so don't try this at home!'
Ok, I'll put back my 2 kilos of dynamite.
Remember to put back your 1 m³ of concrete as well.
Years ago, I dismantled an old travel trailer like that to make a flat-bed utility trailer. It took me several weekends to strip it down to the frame. If only I knew then that exploding a cubic meter of concrete next to it could do the job much faster. ;)
I too, have torn one down. And also a typical 1970's mobile home/trailer house. The one thing I would love to know is what secret technology goes into those damn staples?! It's like they hold things together with some quantum mechanical force or something. Damn near need dynamite to separate the pieces. The wood breaks and shatters, but the joints hold fast.
@@Cammi_Rosalie Yes, mine had thousands of staples and screws. I think the 1x2 and 2x2 wood furring strips swelled in the damp Pacific Northwest where the trailer spent most of its years, and then the wood got harder with age baking in the southern New Mexico sun, which is where I had it when disassembling it. They just didn't want to come out. They were likely glue or resin coated staples too. Even after "raking" the ground area with a big magnet to pick up staples and screws, I still find one or two now and again, and it's been about 18 years since I broke it down.
Might need a new frame if you're stripping the frame with dynamite. And new tyres. And new everything else.
Never mind Nokia. Beyond the Press is Finland’s national treasure now. Seriously, love the content!!!!!
Everyone needs a little Mythbusters in their life!
It's always a joy to watch people blow shit up. As an added bonus we get to hear you speak english which is a real hoot! Between the accent, the word selection, and timing your speech suggests and innocence in stark contrast to what you are actually doing.
It makes it all quite delightful to watch.
Keep blowing shit up and talking about it kn english and I'll keep watching.
Did something similar as a teen, on a smaller scale. Placed a guart jar of blasting powder inside a five gallon bucket of wet concrete. Let it dry for two days. Threw two fist size chunks just over 100 meters. Had placed a 55 gallon drum half full of hardened roof tar over the concrete bucket as well. Ripped it open, broke up the hardened tar, and threw it 50 feet into the air. Very loud too. Thanks for your videos.
Next one: 10 kg of dynamite in steel enforced concrete block. That's going to be even bigger mayhem
I just try imagining the rebars flying around like daggers... with 200m/s!
I'm for that. High content ferrocement with no tube only wires - actually embed the explosive in cement in the middle. Its easy to have enough energy to exceed the tension power of plain concrete. Can you make the rebar disintegrate too? (materials science wise I imagine it is possible, but could require a pretty big bang)
Just 60 grams to see how that will destroy the concrete would also be interesting. Probably not so fun but I kind of want to see the difference
@@SkylosSobaka You are correct SS in that heavily reinforced concrete is quite difficult to break with explosives, much more difficult than hard rock as the reinforced concrete has high tensile strength but rock has high compressive strength but low tensile strength. Normal load rate for demolition of heavily reinforced concrete would be about 1 - 1.2 Kg/m3, for popping a boulder the same size 100g is plenty.
@@demolitiondavedrillandblast so, we would have to go with the 30-multiplier and land at about 30 to 35 kg of dynamite...
Yes, that will be on the dangerous and the ridiculous side as well!
I was living in Croatia during the war in the 90's, I was 10 at the time, and I know what bomb fragments are. When people watch movies, the moviemakers make it look like mostly the bomb blast kills people, and it's like 99,99% of the movies. When I see in the movies the bomb went off 2 cm from the person and he dies, and people 5 meters away somehow survive, it makes me roll my eyes. That is not true. The most dangerous are little fragments from the bomb that we call "šrapneli" and they can kill within hundreds of meters from the bomb blast. They can even go through multiple walls easy.
The word is basically the same in English: shrapnel. Hollywood is designed to be dramatic bullshit not real explosions. They use lots of gasoline to make a big fireball. Real explosions from bombs are horrible things you don't want to see up close obviously.
Yes, and simply being in the path of the shock wave is deadly unless at a great distance. The human body cannot tolerate having every cubic inch of tissue violently slammed by a supersonic pressure wave.
Pero Juric
All true, except that blast direction can make a big difference in the deadliness of the bomb. I have seen videos of IEDs going off in Iraq where soldiers were standing right next to the bomb and they weren’t harmed (at least not visibly harmed.) If the blast is directed away from someone, it can make a difference; not that any sane person would want to test it.
Henry Shrapnel was an artillery officer from Britain in the 1700's. That's where the name comes from.
Shrapnel usually have sharp edges and go through the air like big hot knives.
Love y'all's videos and please never change. They totally confirm what we think people in Scandinavia do for fun.
Love your channel lmao
Finland is not part of the scandinavia.
The high speed camera footage was mesmerizing, I was watching for how long I could rewind the explosion in my head and still reassemble the parts
Please use Dynamite to launch a manhole cover like the USA did during operation plumbob
I have been dreaming about this for a long time. Would just need more space since that thing can be really dangerous for a huge distances
@@Beyondthepress hmm, very dangerous you say??
@@applicationuser9764 We would do probably small scale test with 10 kilos or something :D But it would need to be pretty well planned to not just rip the manhole cover into million parts. In original story they probably evaporated the concrete plug under the manhole cover and concrete gas pushed to thing up instead of raw shock wave.
@@Beyondthepress Bonus points if you figure out how to do it like the frisbee. :D
Incoming finnish space object
My first response upon seeing the title of the video was yes, yes it will...
The inside shot from the caravan though was glorious :-)
Glorious to the animals and birds enduring man's finest work, moron.
What an wonderful trio of people, so laid back, having a fun time blowing up a cube in the woods. I think I'd like meeting people from Finland!
Imagine being a Russian soldier about to invade Finland and you hear “kolme, kaksi, yksi”. Welp, time to go home.
Lauri: Hello? This is Lauri calling...
Insurance company: *click*
This show is the Finnish Mythbusters
They need a full time Buster. I have an idea or 2..
In Finland there is a myth that square meter cube of concrete cant be destroyed by TNT?
More like MashBusters!
Simon Coles if mythbusters was a show just about blowing stuff up or crushing it with a hydraulic press
Adam Savage needs to pay them a visit and pass the torch.
*explosion happens. Metal kicks in.* Winner of the most Finnish thing you'll see today.
I want a t-shirt with Anni giving a thumbs up saying “pretty good” dk why. But i do.
Whoever edited the breakdown in time with the shot from inside the caravan is my hero
I love it!! "... The most surprising thing is.... We're still alive 😂😂😂". Definitely one of my favourite Beyond the press vids guys! 👍😎
Well done for positioning the block within a rock amphitheatre, this helps to protect the landscape and trees from the worst of the blast. Some of those larger fragments (2-3kg) travelling at speed if they had landed on a person could have seriously ruined a weekend.
This video is one of the examples why "most replayed" indicator is an amazing thing
This is the important scientific research the world needs. I salute your great contributions to mankind! I look forward to your next experiment.
lol "We have many kilometres of space in every direction"
Jet aircraft be like o.O
Even up. Cruising altitude for jets is kilometers above the ground.
Beyond The Press selling camping trailer on Craigslist: “Like new, minor repairs needed.”
Fun, interesting, and educational.
And I’ve learned some Finnish - “kolme(3) kaksi(2) yksi(1)”💥BOOM💥
How about casting the explosive inside the block? A lot of energy was lost though the hole.
Keith
This was strangely beautiful... The slow motion was really cool.
I get unreasonably excited every time I hear things like “Kolme! Kaaksi! Uuksi! And “We going to do something REALLY stupid!”.
I love that high speed shot where you see the cube explode slowly. It looks a little bit like what we see in physics textbooks.
5:27 that shot from inside the caravan is amazing.
I learnt that is safer behind the caravan than inside of it but of course it would be still dangerous.
7:57 You know what is the most surprising thing?
-That we are still alive.
xD
"Yah, that also."
Almost died. ;-)
She nailed it... lol
Ah now see we get told to open all windows on our vehicles if you suspect an imminent explosion !!! , i think if you had done that to the caravan all would have been fine...........ppfffttt yeah right . Great video , i love your stuff and your humour , love from the UK :-)
Well no more vacations for the kids in that trailer!
Great video real good filming!
Thanks for sharing an exciting time for all! Hahaha!
9:40 "Last time wet fart, this time complete mayhem."
The thud at the start was scary
it was really scary IRL :D
I love how the guy talking about what he learned at "blasting school" has his pants zipper open while saying it.
Lol... I swear you guys are like my long lost family.. one love. Good fun.
0:24 Henri's zipper is down during initial introductions...
Tim _BBQ why were you looking at his crotch?
Whew. Had to scroll to find this. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't crazy.
...and the entire time nobody told him
@@s_i_m_o_ns_a_y_s5064 It's like looking at a bad car accident with injuries, a person doesn't want to look, but you just do.
Henrri perrrrkeke
"do not try this at home"
DAMN IT! now what am i going to do with my 1 cubic meter block of concrete and 2 kilos of dynamite?!
Send the concrete block to Finland so they can feed it to the Smashinator.
You take it to work and experiment it there. If you are still studying, do it at school. If locked down due to a pandemic virus, try and do it in your neighbour's backyard.
The point "do not try it at home" means try it anywhere else.
Yes, I am being silly at this point.
I swear, if I EVER hear "KOLME KAKSI YKSI", I'm going to run for cover. Y'all are nuts.
And should I ever find myself in Finland, I'll look y'all up. It'd be worth the effort just to see what y'all can blow up on a budget.
So glad you made this channel! Great questions, simple promises, exact deliveries
It makes me wonder if Henri was a demolitions expert when he was in the Army.
Imagine how much more intense it would have been if they filled the hole with concrete and let it dry, to contain the explosion more lol
That would only make a difference with gunpowder. A high explosive does not rely on pressure buildup nearly as much.
@@zwz.zdenek how would it change? :o
@@zwz.zdenek Is that why there's no such thing as a shaped charge?
I was going to ask to rent that caravan when I travel to Finland. Now...never mind. 😂
this was perfection in filming. well done! if you ever try this again dye the concrete if you want to find pieces.
Maybe paint the next cube safety orange so you can see how far the outside gets blown out
Make that temporary fluorescent marking, so that the forest doesn't get littered with long-lasting colored mess.
Greetings from the international space station!
The slow motion camera made the concrete, look like putty. Amazing capture!!!
As a Formula 1 fan I always thought Finns were pretty even keeled, kinda boring people, but you guys always prove that to not be the case.
Research trailer.... lol
As for trying this at home? I can't see myself being able to get my hands 2 kilos of dynamite.
I thought the TNT was going to be put into the mold with just det cord hanging out. looks like a lot of energy was lost
I worked in a molybdenum mine when I was young in Wells Grey park in British Columbia Canada. The mine was in the side of 'Boss Mountain' an extinct volcano. We loaded 65, 50 pound cases of dynamite into the end of a tunnel overlooking a stope in the mtn. On Friday afternoon we emptied the mine and opened all the windows and let er off. Shook the Mtn and I got to push the button. LOL Now I know how to lay in delay caps and wiring to make the shot go in the firing sequence we wanted. We also at one time blew a big boulder into gravel just as you see here. 1 kilo of cheezy plastic and it was tiny bits left. This vid shows me what it looked like going off. Thanx kids.
Ive got 2% Finnish blood in me maybe this is why I love watching your channel ....!
Countdowns in Finnish are fast becoming my most favourite thing in the world.
When you hear the finish countdown you know something awesome is about to happen
Change the channel's name to Beyond The Madness.
mayhem......beyond the Mayhem!!!
Yes, to shear stupidity.
Pommi-Henkka: "In blaster school they say..."
Keep doing what your doing and as long as I have a phone with service I will keep watching
The boys that did Top gear would be proud
I live over the North Sea in Scotland, so that explains the rock that fell out the sky and hit my new IPhone last week. £1500 should cover the cost of a new one...shall I send you my address for delivery? 😇
If it happened near Lockerbie shouldn't you complain to Libya?
This is better content than those other channels. Rest is clickbait ASF
I moved to tampere from Australia 2 years ago. Hope to see you guys one day. Love your channel 😁
"We are profetional people.." - Now with open fly :) ..
i predict yes it will
Me too let’s see
Gotta say, the bits were smaller than I expected. 👍
The bigger blasts are EPIC!!! And the bigger and baddest are BEST.... ;-)
Keep up the good explosions!! ;-)
Thanks for telling us that your friends channel has English subtitles. Will definitely watch now
“Don’t try this at home” - Damn what am I then gonna do with 250kg concrete and dynamite sticks in my living room?
it was 2500kg concrete
Not living room. Standard Finnish backyard decoration.
you guys get a rockwave instead of a shockwave, that's hardcore!
Where I come from, when you play with dynamite like this, the ATF and the FBI show up within 24.hrs to say “Hello” ...Enjoy your freedom!
That slow mo was like a fine wine, great video!!
oh i luv my finlund
If this doesn't go viral I'm gonna be pissed!
Prepare to be pissed
The in-camper cam was excellent!
I knew the answer before watching...but... your vids deserve the watch. Always entertaining.
"...and then it's concrete raining."
I can't even think that phrase without laughing!
The slow motion of this was fantastic.
That inside shot of the caravan was awesome!
Your camera setup was perfect! You guys just keep out-doing yourselves. If you guys live another 75 years, then I'll guess you will blow up the moon with 10,000 Tonne of C4. I won't be here to see it, but I'll bet that it'll be spectacular!
The energy released by 2kg dynamite is equivalent to a fairly-average-sized Utahraptor smashing into the earth at the speed of sound.
Excellent demonstration of the flying debris. Rubber mats and sand is the safest way
Some of the coolest videos I’ve even seen have been in this channel, and I’m really confused why so few people have caught on. Stupid TH-cam algorithm.
you got the most amazing process of explosive deflagration that leads to total annihlation on film ever.
I just don't get how people can give this stuff a dislike?
WOW! That slow motion is one of the best I've ever seen! Excellent!!
So this is the Finnish version of Demolition Ranch. Cool!
Crazy fun! In an educational way. Thanks guys. From Malaysia
"Concrete raining". My new catchphrase!
Thanks to this channel I've learned how to count down from 3 in Finnish!
Always love your stuff keep up the great work