WWII Tanks Firing in Slow Motion
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Published 2019-02-27
All Comments (20)
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"Thankfully, there's nothing out there". Camper: "Where'd my tent go?"
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Seeing the visible shockwave is so intense. Ballistics are amazing
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War Thunder Players: "We shall now start layering our tanks in watermelons to deflect the enemies shells."
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I love Dan's reaction at 14:22 he's genuinely speechless but you can clearly see what he's thinking. "Duuude, did you see that? That thing went off course".
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That shell tracking is one of the coolest things I have ever seen.
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Easily THE BEST footage of a shockwave I have ever seen. HANDS DOWN.
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I'm a VFX artist and I find your channel most helpful when looking for reference on every other project. Thank you very much for making my job easier
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So glad I was warned about the product placement here. Otherwise I think I may have been unduly influenced into buying a Sherman tank over its competitors! This way, I can keep my tank research neutral, looking only at the specs of each tank rather than relying on the emotional attachment this video may have produced
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they've come a long way, from slapping each other in the face to firing a tank
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all my dreams have come true tank you slow mo guys, love the banter as well o7
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The line "Today, we're in Uvalde" while riding a tank hits a little different now.
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you can calculate the amount of kinetic energy from the intensity of dan's gasps
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Ways to change your hairstyle/haircut: 1. Combing 2. Using hair gel/wax 3. Firing a tank
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An acute angled ricochet of a normal bullet is scary. An acute angled ricochet of an artillery round is...."scary beyond all reason".
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May 28th 2022: (First line of the video) Uvalde: Oof
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I was 16 yrs old and deer hunting with my father. It was raining and it was almost ready to snow. The drops of rain were like a fine mist. A nice buck stepped out an I fired first followed by dad's shot. I swear it was like traced from the tip of the barrel to impact. Each drop of rain exploded as the bullet traveled through the air. It was awesome! Thought I would share cause that was 50 yrs ago.
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8:23 that shockwave is one of the most amazing things I‘ve ever seen.
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Imagine that one photon that came out the sun, travelled 8 minutes, came into the earths atmosphere, hit a wwII tanks' shell flying through the air, bounced off, hit a spinning mirror, went into the camera lens, and was absorbed by the sensor which was only open for about 1/57,000 of a second because of the camera's shutter
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I watched this when it first came out and have come back to re-watch it a dozen or so times since and it gets better every single time. Absolutely amazing footage. Well done Gavin and Daniel.
