AK-47 vs Prince Rupert's Drop (at 223,000 FPS) - Smarter Every Day 170
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And now........ Reading Ready Player One again.
Thanks man. I'm almost to the Copper Key again myself. If you use the www.audible.com/smarter code they know you came from here and are more likely to support Smarter Every Day in the future, which is something I want to happen. Matt and I are going to talk about RP1 (More fun to say because rocket fuel) on the podcast if you're up for it.
I didn't know you had a podcast, I'm going to have to check out that one for sure.
Here's the episode where we talk about our plans for talking about the book: www.nodumbquestions.fm/listen/2017/4/8/006-the-grabbler
Side Note: Matt does the heavy brain lifting on the podcast.
Ready player one is my favorite book I love it
I hope the movie is good.
The southern accent gets stronger as soon as he starts talking about his guns.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Didn't even realize he had an accent until someone said something about it
it took me way too long to realize him and 22plinkster werent the same person
Me too, and I grew up in Michigan
3:48 The first AK round was destroyed by the drop (in a glancing blow). The drop broke from the tail, not the point of impact, so I’m calling that a win for the drop.
The monster under your bed - Yeah... no.
Pause the video at 3:50 and 3:51. All that shrapnel is (jacketed) round, not glass. Whatever your definition of ‘destroyed’ is, the round is destroyed.
The second point is a bit more technical. You’re right, the drop doesn’t survive the encounter, but you can see in the slo-mo that the disintegration travels from the tail of the drop to the head. A Prince Rupert’s drop is easy to destroy by clipping the tail, an infant could do it with two fingers, it’s the head of the drop that’s resistant to damage.
The head of the drop is intact well after the round is metal confetti. Drop wins. RIP drop.
A really interesting thing I saw was that on the third drop(the second time he used the ak) the head of the drop breaks, but once it gets close to the tail, the tail breaks too and they both meet near the end of the now shattered drop. I thought that was interesting.
i assume the tail got tickled by a piece of shrapnel
@@markgearing
Yeah, RIP our homie Drop, he took a bullet for us man.
Why people don't blowtorch the tail off is beyond me.
What amazes me is that the drop is so hard it actually destroys the bullet.
Not really the bullet it's the metal jacket
@@fintinariunicolae4858 it destroys the jacket and then the lead spalls out. That's a destroyed bullet my man
@@craigcrissman4651 k
@@fintinariunicolae4858 👍
same here
I love how Paisley randomly added "my dog had puppies" in the middle of the letter. Lol
I liked that too.
kids lmao
Also, I’m left-handed.
Insert *Everyone liked that*
Highly important information shouldn't be left out
the slow motion of the candy exploding with Sparks is the coolest slow motion I've ever seen
Seen sonoluminescence?
Dude, check out smarter everyday 2!
You've clearly never watched slow motion of dogs failing to catch thrown food.
Seeing that candy spark like that is mind blowing
That looked like something from Harry potter
Had a really good chem teacher in 10th grade that said to chomp them in the dark looking at a bathroom mirror
Like,scoob... that's like amazing
It is
it's aliens man..
5:06 such beautiful destruction. Hey man nice shot
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" Hey dude! Can you stop doing so many dangerous things without thinking of safety first? Your videos could end up with someone hurt due to your faulty procedures and lack of experience. Stick to the simple stuff, and for the love of god never do any more high voltage/current videos. Thanks.
I'll tell you bud voltage does not kill you it's *THE WATTAGE*
chase hickman Let him do what he wants. Obviously if someone doesn't have experience, they shouldn't attempt to do the thing he shows.
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" Hey Grant!
Grant Thompson watching this video!? Awesome!
3:49
It only broke because the vibration shook the tail violently.
Tail fixed on the surface, slight vibration can destroy it
Inertia broke the weak point. This experiment shouldn't make you doubt the drop's hardness.
@@switcheyephotography5722 So the other shots dont count?
Hi Destin. As a sound engineer, I'd like to point out to the audience something they may not realise - the slow motion sounds are artificial (for the most part, with real sounds mixed in and reverberation added). But I'm wondering how the sound design was actually done in this case? It's really effective! Much more realistic-sounding than Hollywood sound effects, which are based upon what they think the audience is used to hearing. Perhaps it might be an interesting video to do! Cheers, Jim.
Hi there, I'm the sound designer/composer for SED. All the SFX are edited to picture from scratch using a mix of original recordings & library sounds & a *ton* of reverb & delay. I do edit at least partially to expectation & simply use my intuition/taste to decide what sounds to use to represent the slow-motion footage. PRDs wound up being a lot of glass shattering (obviously) sand, gravel, and wind among a few other things. For the lifesavers we used electric zaps and recordings of tumbling rocks. I also find it important to have a static bed drone behind all slow-motion shots to give a feeling of time suspension.
I just subscribed to this channel purely on the amazing level of interaction shown here (ok not purely, because the content is also amazing but I didn't click subscribe until now). Not only did a person involved in the channel respond to the question, the depth of explanation is so good.
ashellinthepit Awesome answer, thank you! Curious though, what does "Ashel lint he pit" refer to?
A Shell in the pit.
+ashellinthepit
Wow, thanks for the response! I expected my comment to get buried before anyone saw it. Amazing work, by the way. I've done very little sound design myself and envy the ability for people to produce such great sounding effects and backing as you have done.
2:33 it's not the pill that is producing sparks, IT'S MJOLNIR !
Weststarrr imagine thinking a lifesavers candy is a pill.... 🤣
@@Brando035 imagine totally ignoring the whole point of his comment. Mjolnir is gonna come for you
Mjölnir*
*Myolneer
Lmao pill?
3:50 Mr stark, I don't feel so good.
Kha0s more like, mr Rupert, I don’t feel so droopy
lmao
Lmao
@@chunkymonkey3364 droppy
STOOOOOOP
It's weird to see how much of an impact on my life these videos have. Most stuff on TH-cam I can barely remember if I even watched it, but this video I know I've seen and it feels like just yesterday. It's wild to see that it's actually 4 years ago.
I guess you don’t shoot much??
3:47 I think what happened here is actually that the inertia of the drop broke it much nearer to the tail, off camera, from bullet transferring the energy to the drop, rather than the fracturing happening at the point of impact. You can see that the fracture propagation starts off camera in the tail and goes up TO the bulb and at the final point of impact.
I was thinking the same thing. I've been trying to think of a way to isolate the variables so we can see if a bullet could actually penetrate the drop portion, but I feel like anything you do to isolate the tail effectively negates it being a Prince Rupert's Drop in the first place.
it just moved too much
Yes that has to be the case op, which i think means an actual test is basically impossible
Well yea, I mean you can quite clearly see that in the video
The drop won!
Me: where did the Rupert`s go
Thanos: Gone, redused to atoms
No
I was gonna say dat
*Literally*
Reduced
Into
The spark is the magic leaving the candy :(
or maybe is santa clause power disipating into the air
It is my theory that it’s a combination of kinetic energy and friction that cause a spark because of the atomic build up of the candy and the material
@@collindewitt3872 oh thanks man, but i think that kinetick energy turns to electric energy and creates the spark
I think its the new DLC on Candy Crush
That's so sad. 😭
Now I can’t stop thinking about how every time I eat candy and crush it with my teeth, they spark in my mouth.
I think it takes a bit more violent & sudden pressure than what our mouths can manage though.
@@RuralTowner no, it doesn't. Take a Lifesavers mint and go in your bathroom, turn off the light, and chomp it while looking in the mirror. You'll see it spark in your mouth.
Try it at home. We use to do it as kids with lifesavers. Go to the bathroom and turn the lights off and look in the mirror when you bite down on it!
might be the enamel !
@@unclesteve42 no, when the crystals fracture, the light is emitted. Wintergreen has been documented to give the most reliable triboluminescence effect. It's also theorized to be behind some earthquake light phenomena.
Smarter Every Day and Demolition Ranch need to team up and tackle the Prince Rupert's Drop.
or get Taofledermaus to shoot one out of a shotgun.
.50 BMG vs Prince Rupert's drop
MrAnderson815 a hydrolic press destroyes it so I think a tank will do to
Cory Bechtold I agree with you in that
8:40 Looks like the Death Star exploding.
Oh Yeah, it does!
No it doesn’t, it looks better
Old movies actually used real life tiny explosives to film large explosions in movies.
@@antonisgeorgalas4160 how did they make it look real?
@@lightladxd903 exploding a scaled down version of the object.
wow that spark thing just blew my mind.. :0
Check out his second channel, he's got a video on it.
So if i happen to be in a gas leaky basement, i shouldn't be eating a life saver candy. House explosion. Life Saver. Very ironic death.
Seems like Triboluminescence may be similar to Sonoluminescence!
exactly....
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I'm amazed that the fracture propagated through the Prince Rupert's drop faster than the speed of the bullet from the AK.
You can see the shock wave actually went even faster - fast enough to reflect off back of the drop and back. The propagation speed is basically the speed of sound in the glass, note it is much higher than speed of sound in air which we know a bullet is faster than, but not as fast as speed of sound in glass I expect.
How did we go from knowing about triboluminescence in the 1600s to people still believing Earth is flat?
(Disclaimer: Please DONT get triggered or offended)
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In the 1600s, most people in the scientific fields (Mostly priests and other intellectuals) knew the world wasn't flat. How? They went up in a castle tower and looked at the horizon. Where there's a curve
Christopher Columbus was such a massive dumbass that he thought the world was flat (One of the reasons why it was difficult for him to get funding for his exhibition)
@@caelodevorago608 You won't see a curve from a castle tower, no hope at all. You can't even see the curve from the Burj Khalifa and it's 830m tall!
@@teaurn *It's the internet and I can't be sure you're serious, but I shall assume so because of the "no hope at all" line*
But for those who do think that, yes, you absolutely can. It doesn't require much height to see the curve. At 50m in a tower, as long as you have a clear sight-line to the horizon, you can see a subtle curve.
@@caelodevorago608 A simple google will tell you you're wrong...at 10km altitude, you might get lucky, with a wide field of view and a cloudless horizon, but otherwise no.
If a curved Earth was that easy to prove, all the idiots who believe in a flat Earth would be silenced... It's a matter of scale.
9:06 I think that chicken is traumatised now XD
Hi, I'm Prince Rupert and that's my drop. You will pay for this. You. Will. Pay.
You should change your name then.
Jindle Spog Change your name it will be better
Yeah definitely shouldn’t try impersonating me without at least changing your name.
@@jonathanboyer8723 "Jindle Spog" is a title, not a name. Get thee hence, impostor!
Bruh Prince Rupert murdered this guy and took over
When he talks about the glass drop: We need to localise the pressure to break the drop
when he talks about bullets: It’s pointy which I think is better
Lol fr
"what did you think chicken?"
hardest that I have laughed all week
But in that voice.
Matthew Smith yep, ......'cause it was totally a ROOSTER! Silly Destin.
Rooster = male chicken.
Some underdeveloped individuals laugh even when you show them your finger.
Hen = female Rooster = male Chicken = male or female.
Rocket Launcher against a Prince Ruperts Drop at 50'000 fps. Next video.
Francis Haduca then it will be a 250 mm artillery ap round
50,000 fps? That's weak...I want a million fps, minimum
4:00 Palpatine intensifies
3:07 The sparks flying remind me of when Tai Lung broke that stick in Kung Fu Panda
The first prince Rupert's drop against the AK actually survived but some of the shrapnel from the bullet hit the end of the drop which caused it to shatter. 4:20 for reference
@Jim Harol a prince Rupert's drop reference shud be used instead of the usual 'Achilles heel' phrase.
4:20
Nice
That was my thinking as well.
I am not sure if it is actually a shrapnel. I imagine that the shockwave traveled to the end where the drop is the weakest so it broke there and caused the rest to break.
You can see the Drop starting to break from tail (while already breaking) at 5:07. In that example there is clearly no shrapnel hitting the tail. It just starts breaking there because of the shockwave.
@@RandomPerson-yq1qk oh yea ur rite
I'm watching this video and the lifesaver video on SED2 simultaneously. SEDception.
NightHawkInLight wow! I didn't know NightHawkInLight watches SmarterEveryDay! Cool! You watch all of my favorite channels too!
If there's a video on SED that I haven't seen...Well, I haven't seen it.
I love how the second prince rupert drop had a localized flash, then a wave of destruction came from the other end, that was neat
What would happen if you tried to melt the tail off of a prince Rupert drop?
They did with one in the previous test. It became invincible.
I didn't know that! thanks for the info! I'll have to check it out!
Andrew Luckeroth I don't think you know how to use !!!!!
You shot a .223 at 223K FPS? I can dig it.
you mean digit it
Sound design was totally awesome in this video!
The energy needed to compress material into a super solid shape is released in form of light when broken
or sugar is a piezoelectric crystal that makes voltage when stretched or compacted,the examples of piezo electric crystals are glass,sugar,quartz and other crystals that emit light.
Hmm which is right?
@@lorenzoelesterio8937 ?
@@satinsheets1012 both but his more than mine learned about that in chemestry class this is how electric lighters work
7:07 that segway would make Linus jealous
Millsy088 what segway?
*Segue
@@beybladeguru101 nO iT's SuBwAy
@5:04 you can see the prince rupert break from the front and the back at the same time. This means that the speed at which the mechanical shockwave travels to the "tail" is faster than the speed of the glass breaking. That's pretty cool, I thought they would have about the same speed.
Please correct me if I'm wrong I want to be... Smarter Every Day
It looks exactly like when lightning strikes a tree but the slow motion reveals lightning leaving the ground to meet the strike.
yes! i was wondering about that too
"Mom, there's about to be a big boom!"
Can't help but wonder how many times he's said that in his childhood.
Mom - yeah, so?
Probably every time he brought a girl over to the house... Lol.
3:50 the way it just looks like a fluffy cloud when it breaks is so satisfying to look at
Sand to glass, Glass to sand.
Oh I get it
Put glass in a furnace and you will get glass.
Put glass in a freezer and you will have sand.
4:05 Mr. Stark, I don't feel so good...
Destin, your no-scoping skills are amazing. :P
Me:
Nobody: normal day in America shooting prince Ruperts drops
That light thing coming from the life savers really tripped me out lol
At 8:52, you can see the Prince Rupert Drop in the upper mid-right corner.
I noticed that too.
love the prince rupert drop vids
Destin, my grandson and I are thrilled by your videos. You have a bit of a cult following in the homeschooled community. You bring life to science. Thank-you for your enthusiasm and just good ol' clean-cut fun. By the way, those were some great shots. I'da been out there all day trying to hit those drops.
Sugar sparks?!?! Whaaaaaaat?!
Destin I'm a student in the U.K studying Physics and Maths and I think you are by far the best channel on TH-cam making amazing quality videos! Hopefully you will get to see this!
Hey Adam, another channel you might enjoy is Veratasium if you haven't already checked him out. Super high-quality educational content in a similar vein to Destin's videos.
*Veritasium
Seraph yup, my bad on the spelling. But seriously check him out lol.
Adam Boyd he saw it !!! He told me to tell you.....
Brad Westlake I've binge-watched a lot of Veritasium's videos recently and completely agree with you. They both deserve a lot more success than they already have! Nevertheless thanks for the recommendation :))
Destin: "what'd you think chicken?"
Don't know why I laughed so hard when he said this. Haha
Hue Yang 9:05 because it's hilarious
Aww letter part made me tear up. So sweet and kind of you to mention her letter in a video that will be watched by 10s of millions of people.
Paisley you're one lucky person !
Okay wait! When smashing hard candy causes sparks... does that mean, you can get gasoline (or any other highly combustible material) on fire by just hitting candy?
Can you make a video, trying that out?
That's a good question. That has me wondering about sparks in general.
Like can a spark be invisible but ignite things, or is it's energy equal to it's brightness? Are the candy sparks hot or is it like static electricity? I wonder if anyone has tried to measure the energy released by the candy sparks.
I doubt it's going to ignite gasoline. Believe it or not, the spark is simply not strong enough to light the fuel in the best of conditions.
Not even most static electricity will light gasoline. Heck, not even a tesla coil would light gasoline right away. You would have to get a really good channel of electric discharge to light it.
In a combustion engine, if there's a lack of compression, even the spark plug won't ignite the air/fuel mixture.
Cadde What if we smash hundred candies at the same time?
honestly i don't its a spark in that way... like the way he says it (an it appears) its literally just light, not electricity.
No, the energy isn't high enough to ignite it.
"Holy Cow, it's raining Prince Rupert's Drop!"
Sentence of the year.
"What'd you think chicken?"
Priceless too xDDD
thats so cool 2:41 crushing candy and there is lightining effect wish you showed that in videos now days can you charge somthing with that or does it generate electricity i wonder.
2:31
Me after watching this vid: *smashes lifesaver with mallet* "MOM I AM THOR".
I like ur name
she's my wife
Wtf is going on here
@@tarigzzz7260 nice wife
@@hirumi9 I do not remember this comment😂😂
Look at 5:25 how there are 2 waves of glass breaking. One going up and on going down
Wow, you're right, that's really interesting. So the vibrations got to the end much faster then the "explosion".
At 3:49 the energy comes up from the tail to shatter.
The first one wouldn't have shattered if he had shoot from bellow, or protected the tail.
but didn't broke util it the first wave got to the middle
jbvsmo o
"What did you think, chicken?"
"No more eggs for you!"
I think I'm a rooster?
Time to rewatch this 3 years later thanks to the TH-cam algorithm.
Yup still gold.
No Mosin :(
LawnD4rt I was really looking forward to that one too.
Dear Dastin, can u take some shots in more a controlled situation. It seems to me that the angle is quite relevant when it comes to bullet resistance... have fun
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dralexhunter yep....that was my thought too when the first one glanced it!
@5:15 really cool how the nose of the drop shatters, but the vibration makes the tail shatter too, and both "shatter waves" meet in the middle
the drop shattering looks like the end of Avengers : endgame
could you do more on the spark thing please.
James Calver : He has more footage of his triboluminescence demonstrations on his second channel, "Smarter Every Day 2".
Ask and ye shall receive. th-cam.com/video/tW8q_JfmcbU/w-d-xo.html
OoOOOOoooOOoOoOOOOoo
ur da best! :D
I'm a glassblower so this is especially awesome for me. Thanks for the update. Great work.
Sean D you can blow my glass ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Hah! You used the word glass in place of another word. So clever! Why have I never heard this before?!?
Sean D it's more the word "blow" that you should notice....
also your name is Sean s 'D"
(((((((( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Max Carvalho OMG the funnies keep coming!!
How it's like being a blower?
At 5:05 to 5:09 you can see that the end of the drop, where it is shot, shatters nearly at the same time as the tail. Just interesting to watch.
Solomon Schulte Amazing huh
Yeah, there's a story there that Destin should look into.
Yeah I noticed it too, not by being hit my fragments either, somehow a shockwave makes it to the tail even though the drop shatters when hit.
The shot before the exploding... I saw it start shattering up top where the bullet hit but then halfway through the tail started shattering... was that just the force from the top?
Also
“What do you think chicken?”
hilarious😂😂
"Holy cow it's raining very small sharp shards of glass, that's amazing! "
"holy cow it's raining prince rupert's drop" wow I'm going to live the rest of my life on this quote 😁
Hey Destin! I was wondering, can you drill a hole in a Prince Rupert's Drop?
Amir Nowgaonkar I'm guessing no, I'm by no means an expert but wherever there's a fracture in a Prince Rupert's Drop the glass tends to break in a cascading pattern if not always. So drilling it will probably yield the same results.
The vibration will destroy it.
"What did you think Chicken?"
Rooster clucks "Who you callin chicken?"
Lol
do you think it was the pointiness of the bullet or the speed that was more important in besting the drop, I'd love to see you try a fast bullet with no point and maybe a slow bullet with a point?
Eddy D'silva point has a lot more to do with it as the pressure is significantly higher, scratching the surface of the drop is the best way to break it apart from the tail
In my opinion it is both pressure per unit of area and also the force of the impact which would induce reverberation. The point of the bullet needs to be as sharp as possible and as hard as possible in order to damage the prince ruperts drop in order to cause the cascading shatter. Also, the higher the velocity and mass of the moving object, the greater the force of impact and level of reverb on the prince ruperts drop which if great enough the reverb should cause it to shatter. I may be very wrong here but I would also like to know.
Theres an old adage in the military, 'speed defeats armor'
Its why a 7.62x25 can defeat soft armor that the 45acp cant, despite having similar muzzle energy.
bit late to the party but speed is the greatest factor. a good example of this within this very video is that the 5.56 from the mini14 utterly shattered the drop, with the fracture forming in the nose and progressing towards the tail. it did this with a glancing blow, not the point of the bullet.
the 7.62 round from the ak in both instances broke upon the drop, one of which drilled it almost dead center with the pointed tip of the bullet. the drop then fractured from the tail to the nose, this means that the shockwave of the impact broke the tail which caused the drop to crumble. if the drop were to be held in some kind of solution to prevent the tail from whipping sharply enough to break, the 7.62 round would fail to defeat the drop.
the 7.62 has somewhere around 50% more muzzle energy than 5.56 owing to the greater mass of the bullet. however the 5.56 round is traveling at a few hundred feet per second faster. so in the end, a bullet with less kinetic energy, striking a glancing blow on the rounded edge of the bullet completely defeated the drop. and the only advantage it had over the 7.62 conditions was speed.
+Commie416 Yep youre right... While there are many many variables, having studied ballistics for a longtime, reloading, hunting, target shooting, etc. If theres one thing in my many years of experience that I notice ballistics almost always comes back to... its M*V^2. Not saying the other variables dont come into play. Often when something goes differently than expected those are the cause, but the majority of the time you can accurately predict how a round will perform just off its mass and speed.
Another thing I was hoping he'd try is type of bullet in the same caliber. Maybe a subsonic, SP and a round nose to compare against the XM193.
It's funny how he's casually shooting guns in his back yard. I wish I could do that.
Traumâțu' Mîț Mîț the joys of being a responsible gun owner in America sir.
Colby White -that and living in the right state
Dustin West - that and having a big backyard
welcome to what, geographically speaking, makes up the majority of USA
That's how they do it in Alabama
this channel has gone from "smarter everyday" to "explosions because we can" haha
pianosidechat so pretty much the evolution of mythbusters
...... nah. You know me better than that.
The footage of the bullet smashing the PRD square in the face is incredible. Truly amazing footage
That letter was adorable!
Destin, could you keep shooting Prince Rupert's drop until you find a bullet thet makes the drop explode without destroying itself in the process? I think it would be interesting to see how big the bullet would have to be. I feel like until that happens, it's more of a stalemate, not a victory.
Ytrbpt Hsbom inb4 artillery rounds.
An armor piercing round made of tungsten or molybdenum most likely would not be destroyed
Maybe even one of the Barnes solid brass big game rounds. We don't need to jump the gun all the way to AP before trying true jacket, copper, and then brass.
Bullets generally try to deform themselves to deliver more energy. These aren't like arrows - destroying itself in the process is a feature, not a flaw.
cgunugc it's just a side effect of being made of lead, a generally softer metal.
There are plenty of advantages for very hard bullets that are made out of materials like Tungsten
"Holy cow, it's raining prince rupert's drop!" Only on SmarterEveryDay :D
"What did you think, chicken?!" i'm still laughing.
could u make a Prince ruports drop in oil, to prevent ladenfrost and allow it to cool quicker. it might make it stronger?
Dean Johnston water produces a harder quench because of the thermal capacity of water versus oil. Oil would cool it slower, which is why when you harden steel you usually do an oil quench which helps it to not get to brittle. Steel is in most cases also tempered after to remove this tension.
What did the chicken think? WE NEED TO KNOW
I hate cliffhangers
It might be dancing with stationary head position.
Did he really send a little girl a t-shirt that says "business in the front, party in the back"?
Wtf😂😂😂😂😂😂
You do understand that refers to having a mullet haircut right?
Do you not know what a mullet is?
Welp dirty minds can get anything wrong but so many would get this wrong lol
okay zoomer
'Sir Francis Bacon' lol took me a second to realize he wasnt joking
If your chickens still lay, I'm surprised. 😂
"Mary Poppins" actually raised a baby chick 4 weeks later.
Destin did you name the baby chick Prince Rupert?
if female Rupertina
what ?
so glad the science community here haven’t thrown the guns out.
Why would they?
Gideon Kloosterman idk ask TH-cam headquarters not me.
I ain't ever throwing ma guns away and you can't make me!!
*Shoots in sCienCE*
Stupid comment
Austin Martín Hernández because nobody asked for him to throw politics into the mix.
Thanks Destin! You taught me something new! Candy sparks.. Wow.. I MUST TEST THIS IMMEDIATELY! :D
Didn't know about sugar sparks! Also didn't know that the beaking glass in a Prince Rupert's Drop travels faster than a literal bullet.
Americans + Guns + Slo Mo Cams = Ultimate Power Trip
Lau A + Guns + Slo Mo Cams = An awesome video of a blundering idiot shooting off his foot...Seriously please buy a gun I really want to see this video.
We all should be so easily amused.
@@mkukorlo is triggered. (Pun intended)
@@aminormaximum2446 Woah.. US Military? Sorry! Please dont hurt me. I dont have oil. Im scared. Im going off the grid. (hide in a cave, maybe) *sign off*
@@switchfo0t just let us know the general area, say 100 square miles, so we can get all of pet dogs hidden...
At 1:20, you can see what i believe is the shockwave sending a wave through the drop, before the bullet hits it!
No, it's actualy a disturbance in the air, that creats an optical illusion. The drop ends up behind the shockwave from the camera's perspective.
Chicken says, "good luck getting eggs from me for a while!"
Bit hard to get eggs from a rooster, anyway....
Sure it can. Still won't be able to lay eggs, though. 😀
Regolith yep!!
Dude, the end of the video, 'just gonna use some tannerite on this' lol!! I would get in a lot of trouble if we hung out bro!!
Destin, what would happen if you had a little gasoline or other volatile solution in a very swallow pan and then smashed the lifesaver, do you think it would ignite the fumes?
Matt I wonder if anyone's been killed by eating a lifesaver when there was a gas leak.
Matt liked the comment so destin will notice and make a vid about it
8:51
is that a piece of the drop in the top right? or just plastic?
ooooooh thanks man
when a Prince Ruperts Drop breaks every bit explodes and essentially turns to dust, any solid object you saw was most likely plastic or tape but definitely not glass.
A medium sized piece of glass could have survived if the tail was annealed. However, watching the few frames that the object is clearly visible shows that it moves in a manner uncharacteristic of glass and more like a thin, flexible material (such as packing tape).
"My mom says I am crazy. Because I am. I am home schooled"
😂😂😂😂
Nero0 she's 7 ffs...
hot
everyone should be home schooled, school is crazy
Nero0 she's dyslexic.
Travminer123 she has no idea how fortunate she is for your comment.
"What do you think chicken"
The chicken- "waiting for my turn" 😂😂
Are these Rupert's Drops bubble free?
I love that you know that this matters.
I just smashed the like button...FOR SCIENCE!
I wish I could like this video more than once
When you see Lightning in the sky, its just Thor crushing Jawbreakers