aviation NEVER would have taken off without the myriad benefits of rock music. In the military they always play rock music to the fighter-jocks before going into battle. If you don't like hard rock music, get out of the aviation industry!!!! The Wright Brothers if alive today would have been pilot rockers.
Interesting how the wing was sheared off completely when it hit the poles. Yet, we're told that AA77's winds clipped five aluminum poles with ZERO wing shear debris found on the amazing Pentalawn...
SON scrap the music it sux.The first bit of this clip is my favorite scene from the movie flying high(airplane) when they r about to land and the hostess says theres nothing to worry about and this shot comes up on the plane entertainment screen.
she died so her sisters could live. it is my understanding they were testing new fire resistant fuels 3 types I believe thats the different colors ? im not an expert but I recall a film about this and the 707 they crashed at EAFB. I think it was the same NASA team ?
That Loud,Abrasive, screeching sound that emerged from my computer speakers whilst watching the video clip was especially soul-scathing,due to the very early time I am surfing my machine.I managed to mute the grinding,torturous,soundwaves within seconds,however my head and teeth still ache.May the one who regards that noise as pleasureable soon get into a normal state of mind.
@frontenginedragsterd It's very unlikely. But what's really unlikely is, that not only one, but two buildings collapsed like that, and not only two, but 3 of them, and the third wasn't even hit by a plane! ;-) That's why the official investigation report decided to make the fires responsible for the collapses, but that's even more unlikely. It never happened before to a steel grid building. Let alone three on one day... and this is only one of many very unlikely things on that day. ;-)
@frontenginedragsterd That is definitely true, but it is also a security problem. Due to high air pressure above ground planes start to uncontrollably vibrate until they are literally torn apart. However my point here was to show that the more durable material cuts through the less durable. And that happens no matter what speed. So if a soild wood pole cuts through a thin aluminium skin, then a supporting steel column does all-the-more.
@frontenginedragsterd ...which leads to yet another mystery of the WTC attacks: how could these jets fly at that speed at all? According to both professional pilots and airline officials planes at that altitude can only fly 250-300 mph maximum speed. Try to explain that!
they were testing a new fuels,wich are suppose to not flame during a crash,as you can see it didt work! lol and destroied a constellation in a failed test!
Very interesting to observe how the wooden telegraph poles easily cut the plane to slices. So much for the theory that a passenger plane was supposed to smash the solid steel supports of the WTC.
@professortiki - the planes were diced by the building's structure, releasing tonnes of jet fuel which ignited massive fires which weakened the remaining structure which caused the collapse. Not hard to understand really.
@JBofBrisbane Yet not true. The fuel burnt away in a few seconds leaving a few ordinary office fires that never before could cause a steel high-rise to collapse. But on this day this unlikely incident happened 3 times, what a coincidence! If you want to watch a real high-rise fire, check Utube for the Beijing Mandarin hotel. The steel construction not only withstood that truely devastating fire, but was even intact enough to be rebuilt. That's what really happens with steel-grids and fires.
I can see the aircraft hitting the building and going a little ways in... But, first their are the outter wall upright
steel columns and then there are the edge on 4" concrete slabs on steel floor pans with steel supports.
The nose of the craft spans about 3 upright steel columns and at least two floor slabs edge on. That has
got to provide enough resistance to cause massive deceleration. The deceleration is the key cause of chaotic disintegration of the aircraft, or should.
@hotwheels770, The term would be crash "engineers" not scientists. But cudos on spelling it correctly. That was surprising. ;) The other word you might want to learn is,.. "punctuation". You might notice some use of that in this posting. However poor it might be,.. it has still has some. comesacrossalotbetterthanyourway Lesson one. The following is a period; >. Write it down and remember. It's the easiest punctuation mark to make. LOL!
And while C-O-M-E spells "come", Yet for some reason, C-O-M-B spells "comb". And P-O-E-M spells "poem". So, if you can explain any of the phonetic logic in that,... I'll accept your rubutal. Otherwise,... Cudos to you still stands. ;)
Unmanned Impact test to study the physics of fuel scatter when an airplane is being destroyed by obstructions in a non-runway landing or overrun. There is only one fuel tank filled with fuel - enough to run the engines on the airplane to get it up to speed for the demonstration. The remainder of the tanks on the aircraft are filled with different dyed non-flammable fuel analogues to let the cameras determine which tank the dyed liquid is coming from for purposes of the study.
@TheAzzbackward: I believe the "colors" are a substance placed in the fuel tanks when performing crash tests to demonstrate how the fuel will react during a crash. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Gosh, all the angst in here about "wasting" a wonderful Connie. Unfortunately, when the jets appeared, there was no nostalgia for going NY to LA at 250 mph, and so there were Connies and other long haul props all over the place being sold for scrap. It may have been a good plane, but is niche had closed and no one wanted to fly in them - no one.
Yes, unfortunately this nitwit is one of a growing group who think music must accompany every 'action' video. As if the action itself can't stand on its own merits. Please, spare us the crap music friends.
Exactly the way I feel! Almost every other video on Youtube has its sound drowned out by some lame teenager music. It's one thing it you add some music in an overlay but when the original audio is completely removed the entire clip is ruined. I wanna rip this kids asshole out.
@pageois Certainly handy to have a mute button right on your keyboard. I also am unable to understand why such young children feel the need to ruin videos with their childish music. Shame!
@joefacc: Because Connies were a dime a dozen at the time. Later on, NASA did this same sort of test with a remote controlled 707; the film's on youtube. They are studying why and how fuel gets spread in a crash and what they could do about it. The fuels were dyed, that's why the colors. This fuel didn't even explode until the very end.
That's becuase their testing about how always when a airplane crash the fuel of the plane open and make fire and people in the airplane burn to death.And then one day this people thought of an idea about hoe about we put colors on the fuel so we can see how does da plane fuel thing open so they test it and dat;s what happen is dat answers ur question ajp197 okay.oh yeah nice question.hahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
This was an experiment using different agents (I;m not sure what) in the fuel to try and stop the spread of fire upon an impact crash. The coloured die is to help the researchers identify each of the agents they had added, and measure the amount the fuel spreads. As you can see, the experiment did not go well and the results were not as expected.
@vivaharshad: Safety is worth more than junk aircraft, and Constellations were junk as far as usefulness was concerned after the jets came out. At the time there certainly wasn't any doubt in the flying public's mind; the long haul prop planes disappeared just about overnight.
No don't worry, this plane was likely being crashed for a reason so it wasn't full of people. That thing you saw was too big for a person, it more than likely was part of the wing's propeller or a chair or something flying out. Though I'll point out the pink part wasn't near the body of the aircraft which means it would have been only plane parts, and not human. ^__^;
No, since there's multiple colors it must have come from something they put into the plane to make it's crashing more...grand, or something.
Like at around 30 seconds or so the wing on the left side of the screen is split by something and the colored blue substance spews out. So it's probably just contained in the parts of the plane at certain points.
looks like they put different colored stuff in different parts of the wing so they could see what broke when and how the fuel might spread in a real accident..my guess..
I am fortunate to have several hundred hours in the Connie, front seat time. I was co-pilot when the Navy's last "slick" (std passenger/cargo) C121J was taken to the boneyard in 1974. She was beautiful and flew great. Sure hated to leave her there in Arizona. There are safer and faster aircraft but there was something about those four massive double row radials.
I was in a squadron in the US Navy that flew C-130's, and had the opportunity to fly in P-3's for training. These were exceptional aircraft, IMO Lockheed built the best medium-heavy turboprop A/C; but these birds pale in comparison to planes like the Connie- a beautiful aircraft that was very elegant in it's simplicity. Shame there aren't more Connies in the air today... And yes, I was saddened a little seeing the destruction of one of these beautiful old gals...
This video kinda breaks my heart, I don't like seeing pieces of history being destroyed but I guess it's for a good purpose. It's like going to a monster truck rally and seeing old chevys and Buicks beeing crushed for peoples enjoyment!!!! why can't they use JAP CRAP instead of old classic cars that are becoming very hard to find now and days.
This is from the 1950-60's or so from the looks of it, when they were still in production. There would be no reason to do it today. Still sad, though. (Also, the DC-6 was the last commercial service propliner with a large airline, from what I hear. )
In my post-embryonic period, I was 5 or 6, my brother and I flew with our grandmother on a Connie, at least twice. They were better than the Lockheed Electras, you could actually hear yourself think on the Connie. The Electras were waaaay too noisy.
I bet, they are both very beautiful and graceful aircraft though, but I can see the connie being a little more advanced than the electra. The Constellations were pretty much the last prop airliners, the were used alongside the 707's, and 880's
for a brief time untill their retirement from commercial service. shit, then the navy and airforce used them as awacs during nam.
The Connie dates back to WWII. The Lockheed Electra is still in use by the Navy (P3 Orion). Also, the electra is a turboprop, the Connie is piston driven, water cooled. Electras had vibration problems, and as I mentioned before, noisy as hell.
Connie had Wright R-3750 radial piston engines, air cooled. Doubt any radials liquid cooled. The Connie had a beautiful shape but she was anything but simple. The engines alone were part turboprop ("turbo-compound"...power recovery was conducted by turbines in the exhaust giving 10% more power capability). Overhaul ~= the price of an average house. Took a crew of four (or I guess five transoceanic) to fly a Connie.
Hi Doug, I admit I was not clear with what I meant by power recovery turbines ("turbo-compound")...those recycled actual torque into the crankshaft, scavenging power from exhaust momentum. They also had turbochargers to run at high altitude, but the power recovery turbines were separate mechanisms. That is what I meant by "part turboprop", albeit a small part. You are right - they are not regarded as "turbo props". Regret lack of clarity in my post.
aviation NEVER would have taken off without the myriad benefits of rock music. In the military they always play rock music to the fighter-jocks before going into battle. If you don't like hard rock music, get out of the aviation industry!!!! The Wright Brothers if alive today would have been pilot rockers.
TheCannonofMohammed 2 months ago
Yeah the moron who put the audio along with this video ought to go take a leap off the Grand Canyon wall.
Pileits 3 months ago 6
Poor music choice
Airspottersonthetube 3 months ago 3
Why oh why ruin such a classic plane! Poor ole gal!
Flyer1994 3 months ago
@Flyer1994 I assume it's a test crash probably to check on how the fuel burns after impact.
flyingfish182 1 month ago
@Flyer1994 Oh, and the poles are there to shear off the wings.
flyingfish182 1 month ago
Interesting how the wing was sheared off completely when it hit the poles. Yet, we're told that AA77's winds clipped five aluminum poles with ZERO wing shear debris found on the amazing Pentalawn...
FreshKillsJustice 3 months ago
What the hell is it with people putting really shitty music (usually shitty rock music) to this aviation-related videos? :|
ragemanchoo82 3 months ago 4
I hope your mother gets raped to this music
aseglkj 4 months ago
:,(
LetsFlyGuy 4 months ago
...HIT THE MUTE BUTTON...!
4crevis 4 months ago
Fucking shit music... typical pointless hard rock crap... thumbs down just for that reason!
4crevis 4 months ago
good video ruined by some band droning on
tim60s321 4 months ago
154 people hate the lockheed constellation while 150 more love it
RJfan 5 months ago
Music is terrible!
dave440c 5 months ago
FAA / NASA crash test. No one was on the plane. It never even left the ground. It just hit obsticals placed for the purpose of the test.
fhhuber506771 6 months ago
SON scrap the music it sux.The first bit of this clip is my favorite scene from the movie flying high(airplane) when they r about to land and the hostess says theres nothing to worry about and this shot comes up on the plane entertainment screen.
MrCriticOfAll 6 months ago
she died so her sisters could live. it is my understanding they were testing new fire resistant fuels 3 types I believe thats the different colors ? im not an expert but I recall a film about this and the 707 they crashed at EAFB. I think it was the same NASA team ?
1MtnBoy 7 months ago
What a waste of a classic...
pacificbound67 7 months ago
@pacificbound67 You just said it all bud. what a shame; makes me sad to see that.
TailSpin46 6 months ago
shit racket!
ultracairo 7 months ago
this is where the boeing probably got their idea of a 747
ErwinNegentigNo2 8 months ago
Where did all the colors come from?
randomguysish 8 months ago
Hummm esse acidente foi com o avião do restart? Olha a cor da fumaça
danbaumann84 8 months ago
That Loud,Abrasive, screeching sound that emerged from my computer speakers whilst watching the video clip was especially soul-scathing,due to the very early time I am surfing my machine.I managed to mute the grinding,torturous,soundwaves within seconds,however my head and teeth still ache.May the one who regards that noise as pleasureable soon get into a normal state of mind.
porcupineinteruptus 8 months ago 2
The music, sorry, noise, ought to have crashed!!!!!!!!!!!
maverickthebastard 8 months ago
0:17 guy falls out
oriontrail 9 months ago
That has got to be the worst fucking music i have ever heard
crissy214 9 months ago
@crissy214
fucking music?
that music is not for fucking. It's music to put you in a killing mood.
[and it works]
eaterofclams 1 month ago
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crissy214 9 months ago
Footage great. Music sucks!
veejayp1 9 months ago
idiot musik
Mypippofranco 9 months ago
Sedge!!! Top rocking tune my man!!!!
tomview1 9 months ago
Actually.. I love the music. I'd love to use it in a podcast project. Can you give me a heads-up segregator... Who is the band and the song?
TheJamesMeister 9 months ago
@frontenginedragsterd It's very unlikely. But what's really unlikely is, that not only one, but two buildings collapsed like that, and not only two, but 3 of them, and the third wasn't even hit by a plane! ;-) That's why the official investigation report decided to make the fires responsible for the collapses, but that's even more unlikely. It never happened before to a steel grid building. Let alone three on one day... and this is only one of many very unlikely things on that day. ;-)
professortiki 10 months ago
@frontenginedragsterd That is definitely true, but it is also a security problem. Due to high air pressure above ground planes start to uncontrollably vibrate until they are literally torn apart. However my point here was to show that the more durable material cuts through the less durable. And that happens no matter what speed. So if a soild wood pole cuts through a thin aluminium skin, then a supporting steel column does all-the-more.
professortiki 11 months ago
@frontenginedragsterd ...which leads to yet another mystery of the WTC attacks: how could these jets fly at that speed at all? According to both professional pilots and airline officials planes at that altitude can only fly 250-300 mph maximum speed. Try to explain that!
professortiki 11 months ago
maybe an aria would be bettwer?
gord28 11 months ago
Lol, this is what was showing on the plane in the movie "Airplane". Safety :3
peepeevagi 11 months ago
What's a "Costellation"? You'd think a little proof reading would be in order.
CampKohler 11 months ago
beautiful clip
beautiful crash
fantastic music
All that is modern, violent, crazy, gives bare sensations devoid of any emotion and no compassion to the people inside …
Simple pure pleasure of an accident seen only as sheer sensation of death and violence …
You pin heads !
vincent7520 11 months ago
MUSIC IS NULL
flyingxk 1 year ago
Needs a funeral march
dzwager 1 year ago
Nice music
ASSWAD
Triple777ER 1 year ago
they were testing a new fuels,wich are suppose to not flame during a crash,as you can see it didt work! lol and destroied a constellation in a failed test!
MrElSatan 1 year ago
omg awesome music! did the pilot survive in the crash?
mrtopcats 1 year ago
Great Video...but you can keep the horrible music
RunningBack1978 1 year ago 2
THIS MUSIC IS BALLS
iAirsoft69 1 year ago
WHAT THE HELL DID U DO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you destroyed a piece of history
minipilot22 1 year ago 2
Very interesting to observe how the wooden telegraph poles easily cut the plane to slices. So much for the theory that a passenger plane was supposed to smash the solid steel supports of the WTC.
professortiki 1 year ago
@professortiki - the planes were diced by the building's structure, releasing tonnes of jet fuel which ignited massive fires which weakened the remaining structure which caused the collapse. Not hard to understand really.
JBofBrisbane 11 months ago
@JBofBrisbane Yet not true. The fuel burnt away in a few seconds leaving a few ordinary office fires that never before could cause a steel high-rise to collapse. But on this day this unlikely incident happened 3 times, what a coincidence! If you want to watch a real high-rise fire, check Utube for the Beijing Mandarin hotel. The steel construction not only withstood that truely devastating fire, but was even intact enough to be rebuilt. That's what really happens with steel-grids and fires.
professortiki 11 months ago
@JBofBrisbane
I can see the aircraft hitting the building and going a little ways in... But, first their are the outter wall upright
steel columns and then there are the edge on 4" concrete slabs on steel floor pans with steel supports.
The nose of the craft spans about 3 upright steel columns and at least two floor slabs edge on. That has
got to provide enough resistance to cause massive deceleration. The deceleration is the key cause of chaotic disintegration of the aircraft, or should.
Aquastorm427 6 months ago
sad that this classic airliner was destroyed
MrRockoutLoud 1 year ago
Poor choice of music
FamilyOfMan1975 1 year ago
PRETTY COLORS
Sirmunchyman 1 year ago
PISS THAT STUPID NOISE OFF...!
splitty77 1 year ago
The front gear just cracking off was awesome!
aaroncar 1 year ago
I want this for my ringback tone
ShambhalaL7 1 year ago
yea, that fuckin shit drone like someone bein sick spoils it. fuckin loada shiT
misterbracks 1 year ago
He could still be all right. (BOOM) Well, not now probably.
nowcutthatout 1 year ago
*mutes computer
Spyderi07 1 year ago 26
life is short if i go give me soft music maybe a voice on crash tecs. would be nice
kickingsaturday103 1 year ago
Poor lil' Connie!
samswank 1 year ago 2
music gives my arse a headache lol absolute rubbish
kyberforce 1 year ago 52
this video was staged by crash scientists so that they could c how planes crashed
hotwheels770 1 year ago
@hotwheels770 you mean normal fuel isn't rainbow colored?
sikofu2 1 year ago
@sikofu2 no as i said crash scientists staged this so that they could figure out the effects of the fuel in a plane crash i saw a documentory on it
hotwheels770 1 year ago
@hotwheels770 you're not very good at spotting sarcasm are you?
sikofu2 1 year ago
@sikofu2 lol srry but as i cannot hear u'r voice it is hard 2 tell weather u were being sarcastic or u were just stupid. but again srry lol
hotwheels770 1 year ago
@hotwheels770, The term would be crash "engineers" not scientists. But cudos on spelling it correctly. That was surprising. ;) The other word you might want to learn is,.. "punctuation". You might notice some use of that in this posting. However poor it might be,.. it has still has some. comesacrossalotbetterthanyourway Lesson one. The following is a period; >. Write it down and remember. It's the easiest punctuation mark to make. LOL!
Ghstwn 1 year ago
@Ghstwn Ahem... Kudos. No 'c' in Greek!
danlefou 1 year ago
@Ghstwn yo man get a life, this utube not a school paper ur handing in and getting graded on. jesus man get a life
hotwheels770 1 year ago
@hotwheels770 - bad spelling, grammar and punctuation is not a crime against humanity, but it sure does piss some of us off.
JBofBrisbane 11 months ago
@JBofBrisbane it sure does piss some of us off when people like you make a big deal about somebodys youtube spelling
hotwheels770 11 months ago
@Ghstwn that's ironic, cudos is actually spelled with a 'k'
go figure
chrisjeffsmusic 1 year ago
@chrisjeffsmusic , So is the noun "Knife".
And while C-O-M-E spells "come", Yet for some reason, C-O-M-B spells "comb". And P-O-E-M spells "poem". So, if you can explain any of the phonetic logic in that,... I'll accept your rubutal. Otherwise,... Cudos to you still stands. ;)
Ghstwn 1 year ago
Learn to use mute you whiney clowns.
Nasa tried a full-up test for a fuel additive in a 720B and made a HUGE mess out at Dryden.
Run a search on "Controlled Impact Demonstration" - Nasa and Wki have some decent pages about it and the video is on youtube someplace.
GenSturgeon 1 year ago
Unmanned Impact test to study the physics of fuel scatter when an airplane is being destroyed by obstructions in a non-runway landing or overrun. There is only one fuel tank filled with fuel - enough to run the engines on the airplane to get it up to speed for the demonstration. The remainder of the tanks on the aircraft are filled with different dyed non-flammable fuel analogues to let the cameras determine which tank the dyed liquid is coming from for purposes of the study.
GenSturgeon 1 year ago
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Music + Plane Crash Video = Person who made video is a fucking faggot
LCPStud 1 year ago
ditch the music..
lonecrow66 1 year ago 3
ANNOYING MUSIC
aagjmb 1 year ago 2
who are those stupid people broking such a so beautiffull plane!!!!!!!!!!!!?
glup2glup 1 year ago
I listened you demonic "music" during about 0,5 second because I have skill in killing noise.
wimheins 1 year ago
thats really scary and y is it spraying colors
TheAzzbackward 1 year ago
@TheAzzbackward: I believe the "colors" are a substance placed in the fuel tanks when performing crash tests to demonstrate how the fuel will react during a crash. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
kbluhm 1 year ago 3
Music sucks and it's too loud. I turned it off. Good video though. Thanks for sharing that.
sosome57 1 year ago
What the fuck is with the music
frankmat 1 year ago
MUSIK 4 RETARDS ONLY 1111
bigal1940 1 year ago
the music (if thats what its called) sucks
coolsax64 1 year ago
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Gosh, all the angst in here about "wasting" a wonderful Connie. Unfortunately, when the jets appeared, there was no nostalgia for going NY to LA at 250 mph, and so there were Connies and other long haul props all over the place being sold for scrap. It may have been a good plane, but is niche had closed and no one wanted to fly in them - no one.
puncheex 1 year ago
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puncheex 1 year ago
This was a planned disaster to test what type of fuel was less likely to explode on impact so it was for safety procautions.
AviationBoy98 1 year ago
What's wrong with the music? I really LIKE Barbara Streisand! lol
mmcceng77 1 year ago
Music????
webmoov 1 year ago 2
Blue smoke?
elvethemage 1 year ago
@elvethemage They put different coloured die in the fuel tanks so that they could see where the contents of each tank went during impact.
P1LGY 1 year ago
@P1LGY D-Y-E 8-)
NVanWendy 1 year ago
333,333 sweet
dioncuda 1 year ago
Why the hell was it taking off from such an airstrip?
Dudeifyacation 1 year ago
V interesting footage. Shame about the plane. PITIFUL music.
thomaspurbeck 1 year ago 2
Gay flight sim. Gay music. Gay video. Just gay.
bigman55434 1 year ago
@bigman55434 Flight Sim? really?........
WarNerd16 1 year ago
Subscribe???
Subscribe to what?? Your recycled videos with shitty music??? Don't think so!
navaidstech 1 year ago 3
Subscribe so I can listen to your shit music??? Don't think so!
navaidstech 1 year ago 3
Is this fun? I don't think so...
Brongo65 1 year ago
fuck this music !!!!!!!!!!!!
pR05t0 1 year ago 3
It must have taken a while to convince the pilot...
:-P
skazhiprivet 1 year ago
hold-on all you music haters...if somebody like Quentin Tarrintino added his name to this clip, you would all line up at the cinema??
brownbananaman 1 year ago
id like to see a 747 do one of those crash tests!!!!!!! that would be sweet!
cam9408 1 year ago
Nice music, I'd rather see it in a MUSIC video though....
GretchenLikesToEat 1 year ago
Thank god there's a mute button on YouTube!
fgujn 1 year ago 4
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yeah. If I have a power, I would put in jail anyone who sing or listening rocknroll music. Rocknroll should be ilegal.
sejlamastalic 1 year ago
@sejlamastalic
I hope you don't live in a free country with an attitude like that, if you do...move somewhere that isn't because you don't belong there.
Freedom means listen to what we want, don't like it?
Leave the country or shut it off.
RoudyRaccoon 1 year ago
This was a test crash if I recall correctly. What's with the awful music?
Note to kids who copy videos from elsewhere and reupload them--your shitty music does not improve the experience.
PlasteredDragon 1 year ago 4
This band sounds awful and untalented.
pelagic6 1 year ago 4
Sad, those are amazing planes. Would look great in a museum.
Also, terrible music for this.
TayTay099 1 year ago 8
stupid music
SlabIronChest 1 year ago 10
In what way does the 'music' contribute to our appreciation of this video? Kills the tunes, man, it'd be a lot better.
zeekwolfe 1 year ago 8
You sick twisted on the trail to hell freaks, Grow up you don't want to be an ass hole your whole life , what will your braindead kids think, jerks
jmagish 1 year ago
Why the awful music? Poor judgement
professordana 2 years ago 17
Why do you have to ruin the clip with this music :|
VikoBul 2 years ago 18
and the point was?
deddles 2 years ago
Yes, unfortunately this nitwit is one of a growing group who think music must accompany every 'action' video. As if the action itself can't stand on its own merits. Please, spare us the crap music friends.
pageois 2 years ago 130
Exactly the way I feel! Almost every other video on Youtube has its sound drowned out by some lame teenager music. It's one thing it you add some music in an overlay but when the original audio is completely removed the entire clip is ruined. I wanna rip this kids asshole out.
CaptainAndrew1991 2 years ago 7
Need some help mate
irishbeliever 2 years ago 2
lol. Maybe I do. But honestly, I would like to hear the audio once in a while...
CaptainAndrew1991 2 years ago 2
@pageois yeah i have to agree, what shite music
TheGeezerboi 1 year ago
@pageois Certainly handy to have a mute button right on your keyboard. I also am unable to understand why such young children feel the need to ruin videos with their childish music. Shame!
AAHKLEE 1 year ago
Too bad you had to ruin a great video with that horrible childish music.
hawkint 2 years ago 107
@hawkint Well said
steverow50 1 year ago
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@hawkint - Yeah, but at least you can get "Free Stuff"
teenonator 1 year ago
This was done in the late sixties, as it was used in the promo for a science show at the time.
Auggie56 2 years ago
this is cool by y such a nice plane =/
KartKing4ever 2 years ago
Cruel end to a wonderful Connie.
BerlinBunker1 2 years ago 2
They should have used a POS 707 instead. ... or 747...or 757... or 767. So many POS to choose from. Why a Connie?
joefacc 2 years ago
@joefacc: Because Connies were a dime a dozen at the time. Later on, NASA did this same sort of test with a remote controlled 707; the film's on youtube. They are studying why and how fuel gets spread in a crash and what they could do about it. The fuels were dyed, that's why the colors. This fuel didn't even explode until the very end.
puncheex 1 year ago
That's becuase their testing about how always when a airplane crash the fuel of the plane open and make fire and people in the airplane burn to death.And then one day this people thought of an idea about hoe about we put colors on the fuel so we can see how does da plane fuel thing open so they test it and dat;s what happen is dat answers ur question ajp197 okay.oh yeah nice question.hahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
87275jean 2 years ago
why is the smoke blue and green?
ajp197 2 years ago
probably to see what parts of the plane hit the ground the worst, and i dont think its smoke i think its sand
samboguitarist 2 years ago 4
This was an experiment using different agents (I;m not sure what) in the fuel to try and stop the spread of fire upon an impact crash. The coloured die is to help the researchers identify each of the agents they had added, and measure the amount the fuel spreads. As you can see, the experiment did not go well and the results were not as expected.
TheJOliver 2 years ago
nope the fuel is the colerd stuff
skateguy9758 2 years ago
does any1 have msn???
lbc3214 2 years ago
such a wonderful aircraft ... how can people do this !! :x
vivaharshad 2 years ago 5
So the rest 100 000 wonderful aircrafts and priceless people wont die.
TRASE666 2 years ago
@vivaharshad: Safety is worth more than junk aircraft, and Constellations were junk as far as usefulness was concerned after the jets came out. At the time there certainly wasn't any doubt in the flying public's mind; the long haul prop planes disappeared just about overnight.
puncheex 1 year ago
@ 00:37 someone or something is riding on top of the fusalage? must be economy class...lol
jjclarke1 2 years ago 2
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jjclarke1 2 years ago
Was tht a body tht flew outr of the pink at 1:18????!!!!!
crazybmxboy44 2 years ago
No don't worry, this plane was likely being crashed for a reason so it wasn't full of people. That thing you saw was too big for a person, it more than likely was part of the wing's propeller or a chair or something flying out. Though I'll point out the pink part wasn't near the body of the aircraft which means it would have been only plane parts, and not human. ^__^;
Crem2057 2 years ago
Was that pink stuff dirt then?
crazybmxboy44 2 years ago
No, since there's multiple colors it must have come from something they put into the plane to make it's crashing more...grand, or something.
Like at around 30 seconds or so the wing on the left side of the screen is split by something and the colored blue substance spews out. So it's probably just contained in the parts of the plane at certain points.
Crem2057 2 years ago
looks like they put different colored stuff in different parts of the wing so they could see what broke when and how the fuel might spread in a real accident..my guess..
fernfeyes 2 years ago 4
They were testing a Fuel that would not burn, but only spread out everywhere.
It was a bad idea, cause this Fuel was sticky, and sticky = dangereous for the passengers!
KPNLFC 2 years ago
lol
noladol 2 years ago
Welcome on Air France aircrafts.....
bobduvar 2 years ago
an dilie the song jackass its finger eleeven i can tell cause of their album wind up contains content forit
masterofcomments12 2 years ago
i am surprised you morons didnt sy but what up with the significent pattern of colors
like abca patern at 00:14 you can see
masterofcomments12 2 years ago
ppl r putting big comments
FunnyGuy5051 2 years ago
I am fortunate to have several hundred hours in the Connie, front seat time. I was co-pilot when the Navy's last "slick" (std passenger/cargo) C121J was taken to the boneyard in 1974. She was beautiful and flew great. Sure hated to leave her there in Arizona. There are safer and faster aircraft but there was something about those four massive double row radials.
jclinton46 2 years ago 2
Nice clip but really horrible music. Why did you ruin this clip with such a hich pitch noise? Very sad
sk482005 2 years ago 9
why does this always happen to boeings and american aircraft?? they like get draged up the runway
megaplanefan 2 years ago
I was in a squadron in the US Navy that flew C-130's, and had the opportunity to fly in P-3's for training. These were exceptional aircraft, IMO Lockheed built the best medium-heavy turboprop A/C; but these birds pale in comparison to planes like the Connie- a beautiful aircraft that was very elegant in it's simplicity. Shame there aren't more Connies in the air today... And yes, I was saddened a little seeing the destruction of one of these beautiful old gals...
connberkshire 2 years ago 2
This video kinda breaks my heart, I don't like seeing pieces of history being destroyed but I guess it's for a good purpose. It's like going to a monster truck rally and seeing old chevys and Buicks beeing crushed for peoples enjoyment!!!! why can't they use JAP CRAP instead of old classic cars that are becoming very hard to find now and days.
307OLDS 2 years ago
This is from the 1950-60's or so from the looks of it, when they were still in production. There would be no reason to do it today. Still sad, though. (Also, the DC-6 was the last commercial service propliner with a large airline, from what I hear. )
SuperCubPA18 2 years ago
In my post-embryonic period, I was 5 or 6, my brother and I flew with our grandmother on a Connie, at least twice. They were better than the Lockheed Electras, you could actually hear yourself think on the Connie. The Electras were waaaay too noisy.
soco13466 2 years ago
I bet, they are both very beautiful and graceful aircraft though, but I can see the connie being a little more advanced than the electra. The Constellations were pretty much the last prop airliners, the were used alongside the 707's, and 880's
for a brief time untill their retirement from commercial service. shit, then the navy and airforce used them as awacs during nam.
307OLDS 2 years ago
The Connie dates back to WWII. The Lockheed Electra is still in use by the Navy (P3 Orion). Also, the electra is a turboprop, the Connie is piston driven, water cooled. Electras had vibration problems, and as I mentioned before, noisy as hell.
soco13466 2 years ago
Connie had Wright R-3750 radial piston engines, air cooled. Doubt any radials liquid cooled. The Connie had a beautiful shape but she was anything but simple. The engines alone were part turboprop ("turbo-compound"...power recovery was conducted by turbines in the exhaust giving 10% more power capability). Overhaul ~= the price of an average house. Took a crew of four (or I guess five transoceanic) to fly a Connie.
bd64kcmo 1 year ago
@bd64kcmo Sorry, the turbo chargers do not make it a "turbo prop".
doug9driver 1 year ago
Hi Doug, I admit I was not clear with what I meant by power recovery turbines ("turbo-compound")...those recycled actual torque into the crankshaft, scavenging power from exhaust momentum. They also had turbochargers to run at high altitude, but the power recovery turbines were separate mechanisms. That is what I meant by "part turboprop", albeit a small part. You are right - they are not regarded as "turbo props". Regret lack of clarity in my post.
penstate79 1 year ago
That is NOT funny ='(
Think of the poor little conny
fritzu1991 2 years ago
Your soundtrack SUCKS! What commercial metal crap...
boogerdrippy 2 years ago
soundtrack RoCkS!!
but ur so lame to like Metal
loser \|/
METAL4EVER0 2 years ago
Agreed, why do people put up great video's with dogshit music that ruin it, its not cool at all, just sad
mr2ange 2 years ago 5
I'm glad they learned from this, but what a sad end for one of the most beautiful airliners ever built.
riderpoet 2 years ago 3
It doesn't have 2 rows of windows - those dots were probably painted on to see how it crumpled.
RCbeastly 2 years ago
looking for a connie?
I just arrived in manila airport yesterday and there is on standing for years together with a few c-47!
want pics let me know!
dutchman72 2 years ago
My fathe