He said that he stands by the methodology rather than the results. Then later he said he stands by the results of the cable experiment. Either that's hypocrisy or I just got a demonstration of the Multiverse.
"If you're a theater person...backstage a much better show than on stage..." I agree so much: I'm a community theater technician, mostly as a hobby, and it's exactly this "How is it done?" aspect that I love most about it.
I so wanna see that book! Seriously the guy is a GENIUS!! I think he should put all the things he's made in a big warehouse and charge addmission...I would pay LOADS to see that! Failing that can I please come round your house Adam? :-D
Aw, I'm just like him! I like seeing behind the scene. I've been to a couple of shoots of different shows and I'm never bored even when they shoot the same thing over and over for hours. Because I like the behind the scene so much!
I never said it was done by Arabs.. But think about it, when someone says "World Trade Center" unless they've studied far into 9/11 they think Muslim or Middle-East. And no, I don't know the history of their operations.
in an actual situation your probably well over 100 percent sence it was tested to hold at 100 percent therefore there would be much more force in an actual situation. i for one think they should retest this by stressing it untill it breaks (not cutting it)
I wonder if methodology on testing the cable was flawed, in that if it was only tensioned be the winch, range of movement would be limited to the stretch in the cable. Now, compare that to a cable or line tensioned by a sail (foresail) or a big marlin, now you have something which might have 10s or even 100s of feet of travel before tension is relieved. Also, was there not a well documented case of children losing fingers when a nylon rope snapped during a tug of war a few years ago?
i can't picture adam savage sitting there with a bowl of popcorn watching ghost ship. ironically, that is the only scene that i can remember of that "film"
I don't particularly like Science, but I could listen to him speak for hours. The fact that I'm actually learning something is just an added bonus.
ThatPenguinFarted 2 months ago
Honestly, it freaked me out when he said "when I'm done with Mythbusters."
shadowknowsjo 2 months ago
"I love seeing how things work" Exactly like me
mrjacksepticeye 4 months ago
)))ayfm
musicSLOP 5 months ago
Krazy Kat! YES!
Alimaria 6 months ago
2:18 "I'll stand behind those results absolutely..."
But... but you *JUST* said...
ಠ_ಠ
Goerno 6 months ago 5
s2s2s2s2s2s2... I think I got that right XD
MrMikeVenom 6 months ago
WOW, Imagine having a class with him. I'd LOVE IT!!!!!!
ritsfata 7 months ago
In the last episode he said that they never stand by their results, but then he just said that he stands by the cable whipping result?? WTF?
gtm1260 7 months ago
Going out with a teacher out of school? Thats would be illegal and considered pedophilia now.
ThatAdelaideGuy 8 months ago
i'd love to see that indiana jones diary. it has hitler's signature in it aswell lol
jaylias 8 months ago
He said that he stands by the methodology rather than the results. Then later he said he stands by the results of the cable experiment. Either that's hypocrisy or I just got a demonstration of the Multiverse.
TheCrypticPie 10 months ago
Adam!!! Chemistry *is* Physics!!! Only smaller.
dbuschhorn 1 year ago
@dbuschhorn Except it's not smaller... :P
mistermuu 8 months ago
"If you're a theater person...backstage a much better show than on stage..." I agree so much: I'm a community theater technician, mostly as a hobby, and it's exactly this "How is it done?" aspect that I love most about it.
AlanCanon2222 1 year ago
Adam, if you EVER become a teacher, you better let me know. I will move wherever to be a student of you
digdugdiggy 1 year ago 7
I know someone who was cut in half by a a snapped cable, working in forestry when one of the cables holding a log snapped and cut him in two.
MrLulzmaker 1 year ago
I so wanna see that book! Seriously the guy is a GENIUS!! I think he should put all the things he's made in a big warehouse and charge addmission...I would pay LOADS to see that! Failing that can I please come round your house Adam? :-D
iluvjulianbarratt 1 year ago
0:33 I once assisted a stress test with a cable pulled by a forklift. And the testing guy also said that if it would snap, it could cut you in half.
Cassavius 1 year ago
"I was absolute shit in chemistry."
First unbleeped curse I hear from Adam
2:26
William1V1Eklund 1 year ago 5
@William1V1Eklund lol me too
spicyfart101 1 year ago
He's sö cül!!
BlackLegion104 1 year ago
@these two fags below... find a room
screwknob 2 years ago
Rofl yeah... Youtube is not a gay dating site....
UnderDog988 1 year ago
Aw, I'm just like him! I like seeing behind the scene. I've been to a couple of shoots of different shows and I'm never bored even when they shoot the same thing over and over for hours. Because I like the behind the scene so much!
petitwallaby 2 years ago
why do you suppose it cut at 4:18 ?
jayaldexter 2 years ago
If these guys have balls, they will do 9/11
shasha1873 2 years ago
watch the first video, he tells you reason they wont
bobpantsspongesqaure 2 years ago
OK let me see.
shasha1873 2 years ago
Brains > Balls.
Halick 2 years ago
How? Are they gonna get full size towers and crash full size planes into them? Come on now.
PizzaguylolXD 2 years ago
Well, you have a good point.
shasha1873 2 years ago
No, they won't. They don't have 2 giant towers to destroy, and consider the ethical consequences. What sick fuck up wants to re live that day?
Doomgath 2 years ago
@Doomgath Sunshine, you really believe that 9/11 was done by Arabs? Have you heard of Mossad? Do you know the history of their operations?
shasha1873 2 years ago
I never said it was done by Arabs.. But think about it, when someone says "World Trade Center" unless they've studied far into 9/11 they think Muslim or Middle-East. And no, I don't know the history of their operations.
Doomgath 2 years ago
@Doomgath You seem to be a patriotic American just like me. I like you.
shasha1873 2 years ago
Wait, what?
Doomgath 2 years ago
@Doomgath Well, you are an American? Yes?
shasha1873 2 years ago
Yarr. That I be.
Doomgath 2 years ago
@Doomgath you are my countryman.
shasha1873 2 years ago
I see. Why did you call me "Sunshine"?
Doomgath 2 years ago
@Doomgath OK I am sorry. No more Sunshine.
shasha1873 2 years ago
No I don't care, it's just that people call me Sunshine and I thought you knew who I was. I guess it was just a coincidence.
Doomgath 2 years ago
@Doomgath Oh yes. very correct. I am sorry about that. That is what I call my girlfriend all the time. My mistake.
shasha1873 2 years ago
Super cool story, bro.
Doomgath 2 years ago
Lol Adam said he was shit in chemisty XD, I expected a beep XD
KonshinBaka 2 years ago 54
Adam is a genius.
No doubt.
Extremely fun too.
DanJoeProductions97 2 years ago 3
Slicing through the pig = bacon.
joseva33 2 years ago 41
There was a camera that u were talking about in one of your videos what was it
korihines12 2 years ago
Can we have an example of this with several hundred kilometres of cable and doing it in space?
sirukinx 2 years ago
I don't like how they use a pig analog as a human representation. I bet the formaldehyde makes the skin extra strong.
dlix 2 years ago
Well, that bet you'd lose.
Yamazuya 2 years ago
First of all, you don't put full pigs in formaldehyde. You put them in a freezer / fridge. Second, formaldehyde makes everything mushy.
crashanddie 2 years ago
it's strange how I asked that and was thinking of super fluidity.
sirukinx 2 years ago
he said 90 percent of rated tension then cut.
in an actual situation your probably well over 100 percent sence it was tested to hold at 100 percent therefore there would be much more force in an actual situation. i for one think they should retest this by stressing it untill it breaks (not cutting it)
NUKLRSOLDR 2 years ago 3
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LOL 13th comment!!!!!!
guitarmanxtreme 2 years ago
I wonder if methodology on testing the cable was flawed, in that if it was only tensioned be the winch, range of movement would be limited to the stretch in the cable. Now, compare that to a cable or line tensioned by a sail (foresail) or a big marlin, now you have something which might have 10s or even 100s of feet of travel before tension is relieved. Also, was there not a well documented case of children losing fingers when a nylon rope snapped during a tug of war a few years ago?
nezpercenathan 2 years ago
mentally jerking off here, but wouldn't a cable passing through sea water move in a single direction at a much faster speed than through air?
sirukinx 2 years ago
ummm.. Water Resistance?
SquishyTHDM 2 years ago
so, water resistance is greater than air resistance at high speed?
sirukinx 2 years ago
i would think so. No matter the speed there is going to be more resistance from water then air.
SquishyTHDM 2 years ago
Water has greater resistance than air at any speed, because its density is MUCH MUCH greater.
CleverDjembe 2 years ago
its more of density than water resistance. Higher density in water than air.
klerthnu101 2 years ago
density & viscosity (molecular interactions), along with speed and size roughly determine the resistance.
Look up Reynold's number in the context of drag for more mind-numbing info
protoss2984 2 years ago
kop could be referring to the liverpool football club
soopertrooper001 2 years ago
came here if some1 answered what it ment
CD7 2 years ago
i can't picture adam savage sitting there with a bowl of popcorn watching ghost ship. ironically, that is the only scene that i can remember of that "film"
xtlhogciao 2 years ago
i can remember that and the chick in red getting a hook through her throat.
SquishyTHDM 2 years ago
adam is the man
MYTHBUSTERS RULE!!!
scottywattydodaday 2 years ago 2
WOW third comment, im so important
manageo01 2 years ago 2
In ghost ship , i thought the wire was under constant force.
SquishyTHDM 2 years ago 3