Mythbusters proved that "combined speed" does not yield a higer degree of damage.
Two objects, each travelling at 100 mph, will be subject to the exact same force and suffer the same damage as if just one of the objects would hit a wall at 100 mph.
I think the reason for all the confusion about the speed of the engines here, is because of the staged train crash at "Crush", Texas in 1896. In that instance, the trains really did crash at a combined speed of at least 90mph. This film is not of the "Crash at Crush" - the photographs and the written accounts that exist from "Crush" show that the trains were formed of locomotives pulling boxcars and flatcars, whereas this footage is clearly just the locomotives, and is not the same crash.
@Theblackhell1 I hate these comments, Will it blend? You think by posting this you will get lots of people liking your comment. Seriously its not funny and never will be.
SOOO...... am I supposed to believe that the dude in the clip jumped out of a train at 90 mph and ran beside it? DAMN!! People can rune 90 mph?!?!?! That was the FASTEST guy I've every seen in my life!! Even if we go along with skyflyer900 and assume that the COMBINED speed of both engines were 90 mph.... that would STILL mean that the dude was running at 45 mph right? DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN that's fast!!! LMFAO!!!
@ironbear2000 its obvious the trains gained speed. plus its also obvious the trains were going faster than the man when he jumped out. And, the man ran diagonal towards the camera so it gives it the illusion that he's running close to the speed of the train.
@DontScatter Nope, the Crush Crash was in 1896, three carriages were on each train, and the boilers ruptured. This was a similar staged collision but not the same one.
This is never 90 miles an hour! they are actually 20-30 mph fast, the traindriver is still able to jump from the engime...
geierstunde 3 weeks ago
i bet the fat controller was behind this..
talkingpens 3 weeks ago
why would you want to crash a train???
DONOTCALLMEBILL 1 month ago
This is from when America used to be fun.
nyc14gauge 1 month ago
Universe!!!
Superyndaaa 1 month ago
Mythbusters proved that "combined speed" does not yield a higer degree of damage.
Two objects, each travelling at 100 mph, will be subject to the exact same force and suffer the same damage as if just one of the objects would hit a wall at 100 mph.
IamMagPie 3 months ago
I think the reason for all the confusion about the speed of the engines here, is because of the staged train crash at "Crush", Texas in 1896. In that instance, the trains really did crash at a combined speed of at least 90mph. This film is not of the "Crash at Crush" - the photographs and the written accounts that exist from "Crush" show that the trains were formed of locomotives pulling boxcars and flatcars, whereas this footage is clearly just the locomotives, and is not the same crash.
KeeperOfTheKitten 3 months ago
But will they blend?
Theblackhell1 4 months ago
@Theblackhell1 I hate these comments, Will it blend? You think by posting this you will get lots of people liking your comment. Seriously its not funny and never will be.
abcpat100 3 months ago
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30 mph? the driver would have faceplanted with that speed...
and where is the explosion? D:<
strangerberry 6 months ago
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strangerberry 6 months ago
people are so sick its funny
SuperWoocash 7 months ago
CRASH TESTING??
atd87atd87 7 months ago
This is cool!
Dinosorable 11 months ago
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Dinosorable 11 months ago
1913 rednecks
gtasandman 1 year ago
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ironbear2000 1 year ago
SOOO...... am I supposed to believe that the dude in the clip jumped out of a train at 90 mph and ran beside it? DAMN!! People can rune 90 mph?!?!?! That was the FASTEST guy I've every seen in my life!! Even if we go along with skyflyer900 and assume that the COMBINED speed of both engines were 90 mph.... that would STILL mean that the dude was running at 45 mph right? DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN that's fast!!! LMFAO!!!
ironbear2000 1 year ago
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fireburst102 1 year ago
@ironbear2000 its obvious the trains gained speed. plus its also obvious the trains were going faster than the man when he jumped out. And, the man ran diagonal towards the camera so it gives it the illusion that he's running close to the speed of the train.
fireburst102 1 year ago
Guy jumping out at last second FTW.
NarrowGauge87 1 year ago
head on collision
greenmatrix151023387 1 year ago
why did they do that?
kirbyfan600 1 year ago
90 MPH my ass
farmboi1973 1 year ago
All aboard the Failroad!
thediremoose 1 year ago 17
Is there any further information about this footage?
JanitorMaster 1 year ago
See what happens when you drink and drive?
RedLego391 1 year ago
Now those trains couldn't get to 30mph
toyotaprius79 1 year ago
that was The Great Crush Crash if im not mistaken
DontScatter 1 year ago
@DontScatter Nope, the Crush Crash was in 1896, three carriages were on each train, and the boilers ruptured. This was a similar staged collision but not the same one.
Telos41 1 year ago
epic fail!
honchomike563 1 year ago
Cool
RikterZilla 1 year ago
back when men were men. Ahhhhh
abanyai123 1 year ago 3
when i grow up i am going to buy two trains and crash them>:D
2fast4u510 1 year ago
what would those old Engines be worth today..odd how we toss things and years later wish we had them back..
bluedotgunfilms 2 years ago
Is that a test?
LibertyBell711 2 years ago
Kinda.
Chabelo54 2 years ago
The vid is supposed to be in black and white with no sound.
BlueOceanBelow 2 years ago
that clip was on extreme trains, on the circus train i think 8-)
pinkislush99 2 years ago
that is not 90mph. no way in hell is that 90mph
jackvh 3 years ago
90mph is probubly the combined speed
skyflyer900 2 years ago 14
@skyflyer900 All we really need is 88!
aginlae 1 year ago 3
@aginlae haha
marioman19991 1 year ago
cool
cngowens 3 years ago
nice
skyflyer900 3 years ago