Richard Hammond tests some super strong glass - Richard Hammond's Engineering Connections - BBC Two

[alen921006]

Why put watermelon underneath?

[Nooblet68]

@alen921006 It's a representation of a human head...

[littlemisslovebirdxx]

Okay..wow! i did not expect all of the glass to fall through!

[Tozzywozzy01]

We need this on DVD in the UK!!!!

[gentel916]

he needs to say somtimes in every vid ? 

[jigmesam]

That'd surely make the fat lady sing. BOOYAH!

[Invisifly2]

Laws of slow motion

1) Anything in slow motion, if originally cool, is made cooler by a minimum factor of 10

2) Anythiing in slow motion, if originally gross, is made grosser by a minimum factor of 10

3) Anything in slow motion, if originally nuetral, is made cooler by a minimum actor of 10

[nummydoughnuts]

Speak to me melon speak!

[chitoryu12]

And then you watch as Jeremy runs in from off-screen and pushes the emergency stop on the lift.

[Djabcd123dB]

They should have used a blue angry bird.

[Weasel65]

The video is cut short. he then demostrates a super strong glass after this and the brick just bounces off it.

[AndromedaChao2]

What are they suppose to demonstrate here with that pane of glass?

[EliteWalkers01]

The reason they always use Watermelons its because watermelos have they same mass as our heads.......and alittle effect for blood too

[StigsIrishNiece]

He should have dropped a Caravan on it. In good old, Tv-Science-program tradition!

[245thegreat]

FAIL

[clout01]

its strangely beautiful

[STILLNAKEDBULLWINKLE]

what was the point of this again???

[ViruneeV]

I love hi-speed cameras

[TeamXtremeUK]

wow?