I'm sorry I'm a little confused why this is "strange behavior" and why people think its fake? Crazy shit happens really fast that we can only see with slow motion cameras. Maybe I missed something?
If water can freeze and turn into ice,then no shit that everything "solid" is just liquid shit with a gay ass low vibration.The reason why atoms and all that make up our world that seems solid to us.And the reason that atoms can act as waves too.
The way that WE define a frequency in opposition to the REAL universal frequencies is about as hard as a nut to crack as it is to figure out the frequency inside a black hole.
@EnterARandomNameHere well, I was convinced this was faked... then after reading some of these comments, browsing the uploader's profile and watching the thing again 5 times... I'm starting to think its just an experiment and that in fact, the video is not edited at all. The object that i suspected disapeared @ 0:01 does look like the objects reflection. Not sure that is ordinary sand though, looks like regolith or something.
It is true. The students at the University of Chicago have built similar, if not this very demonstration. Its a pity the video poster didn't take the time to include any information. Google search for "High speed video of freely falling granular stream." and you'll see another demonstration that they made.
I remember reading about an award to some student for discovering it, but it didn't receive much attention in the "video game and porn watching" circle i belong too.
Shut up. I don't know if you're disscussing because you want to look good, or because you're right, or something else. I do know this: you're bothering. I want to read serious comments, not your 'he said, she said' bullshit.
For phuck sakes, this is science. Instead of just throwing random laws at eachother, provide effing evidence. Links, for gawd sakes. google, something!!!
Anything to shut you up and let the others read important comments!
Instead of water passing under sand, which creates "wet" quicksand, as you probably already know it, from movies and TV shows, and bogs n' stuff, air is passed under sand. This is the result.
@awinn17 After working with flowing sands and other media in the environmental field and under varying conditions all over the country one should educate themselves first. Instead you should by quiet and have people suspect your ignorance rather than comment and have it confirmed.
@Spashdown you're making it worse for yourself. Go to a lab (like I have) and shoot a steel bearing into find sand at high speed. suprise, it does this. like jib1000 said below, sand is a fluid. Fluids perform differently based on their Reynold's numbers. An engineering lab (such as this might be) can quickly illustrate this for you.
The boiling is caused by air that is pulled in behind the ball and later the sand that calls back in. That's called cavitation. Take a fluid dynamics class.
@awinn17 You are a silly goose. Get out of the lab and into the real world of performance. The reynolds number your refer to is very low and look into the stokes law. Silly little person.
@jib1000 engineer or scientist? you sound like an engineer. whatever you are it's nice to see someone who can see things like this and not call fake just because they don't understand it.
@jib1000 engineer or scientist? you sound like an engineer. whatever you are it's nice to see someone who can see things like this and not call fake just because they don't understand it.
I've seen something like this somewhere else. They use a high powered air pump to move the sand, trapping very small pockets of air. When the sand is struck by something, the air bubbles are forced out, along with some of the sand. Very cool video, thanks for posting.
The intellect of the average person is pathetic. Reading all of these ridiculous explanations as to what you are looking at are not far removed from calling it magic. "There's water mixed with the sand" its just really laughable.
@Thedude441 I am pretty sure the sand is not mixed with water. It looks very dry to me infact. I believe its because when there are small particles of a solid object (eg sand, or salt) it can behave like a liquid in some ways. Its strange to see! Very interesting though!
@Validole specially made extremely fine sand with air going tru it from the bottom at a very specific pressure so it act almost like a liquid, but that doesnt really behave like that on the vid so i dont know what else its in there.
@KaraJayneee A long time ago, the Earth was nothing but a little ol' magma core with a solidified layer of rock and water all around it. Lots of water, right? Okay, so then cracks started forming all around that little core and the magma seeped out. Over time, the land was crumbled by water rushing upon it. And crumbled. And crumbled. Until it was so small, you couldn't even see one unit of it without a microscope. You get to watch it at 1/5 the speed. So stop bitching or GTFO.
@KaraJayneee Talking as a physics student: In high school I felt the same about theory. Now, in university, I understand the beauty of theory: it lets you speculate about something you haven't seen before and still usually be half right. While I understand it's hard to see from your point of view: try to get the theory in your skull along with the prac experience. You'll appreciate the effort when you're older. Oh, and why this vid is important? It shows us something we can not yet fully explain
right all you lot think you know how its done but your wrong its simple what they do is they collet sand and then get a very light ball and then get harry potter to do a spell on the sand then drop the ball in the sand :)
IMHO the ball is not being dropped in, but is being fired in at high velocity. The quantity of 'ejecta' from the impact would be consistent with the energy involved. Some moon craters have rebound peaks in the center. This video is an excellent demonstration as to why! Oh yeah, video is obviously slow motion.
It's a sand bath. The "sand" is as fine as talcum powder and they have air fed in underneath. Normally the sand heated to ~800degC and it's used to clean metalalic machine parts (such a very fine die holes in nylon fibre extruters). Just drop them in and leave it to soak for a few hours.
All kinds of sand that I know do not allow things to sink like that. There is just one exception to that - quicksand produced with vibration or air pressure from below. The other possibility is that the potter from earlier is right and clay behaves like this but then it is not sand. Even if the composition of both are the same, the physics are not.
just to put an end to people saying the sand is wet, its not! if it was then cohesian tension would form droplets when the sand splashes up.
It is just a ball being dropped into sand, or mabey the air pressure thing some people have talked about, but to me it just looks pretty much the same as if you drop anything into sand.
but if u dropped any thing from a certain height into sand it would do the same thing.
Even with asteroids/meteors If u were standing MILES AND MILES AND MILES AND MILES away from an meteor colliding with earth WITHOUT GETTING BLASTED OFF U FEET BY WIND OR SOUNDWAVES. u would feel the earth FLIPPING u over>
IF U COULD WATCH A METEOR COLLIDE WITH EARTH AND NOT GET HURT. U WOULD SEE THE BIG SPOUT OF LAND SHOOT OUT LIKE A VOLCANO....therefore it isnt that weird
I wouldn't call that strange behavior, since it's exactly what I expect. I've played with sand plenty to know its water-like behavior. I'm sure any solid with enough freedom for movement, and enough force impacting it, could move like water for a moment. Especially in watching model tests of meteor impacts.
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explain very early in the video there are 2 balls one large and the other small and then suddenly it disappears? Why is it in such a perfect square box? clearly dude i dont see why does this does not look like graphics to you... 3ds Max and RealFlow a simple application of water simulation to a bunch of particles that appear as sand. If u dont believe me do some 3d modeling or watch the videos of ppl doing 3d simulations because this is clearly an excellent one. c'mon ppl
im pretty sure the the 'little ball' disappears because it is only a reflection in the glass of the 'larger ball' its in a perfect square box because he wants it to be in a perfect square box... why is that bad?
@BUFU1610 no.. the come in beakers they dont really look like circles, well i had a different comment also not refering to the shape of the container, my point is that i am still disputing the fact that it is graphics or real due to the propertiies of sand and the disappearing second metal droplet.
Guys, sand is like a perfect model for liquid stages of matter. Each grand representing a atom which can move a bit but isn't independent of the whole. No wonder it behaves sort of like a liquid
Its weird that little "tower" rises after the first one and then in the end the last ball-like sand "explosion" is weird too , it rises just after the moment when everything should have calmed down.Like it god some magical extra energy from somewhere lol :D
guys being a potter i mix my own clay and the fireclay and yellow clay i mix together in a 15 gallon bucket literally feels just like water...i can put it it between my hands and squirt it lol...it feels like it bends the laws of nature...i have dropped d sized batteries in the bucket and they go straight to the bottom idk what happens i think it is the lack of friction but it is some crazy stuff...it really acts jsut like water idk what he is using but i dont think it is CGI!!
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very cool
71296105195 5 months ago
michaelilb2014 its not, broski.
SoloDolo4242 7 months ago
It looks like...sand.
SoloDolo4242 7 months ago
I'm sorry I'm a little confused why this is "strange behavior" and why people think its fake? Crazy shit happens really fast that we can only see with slow motion cameras. Maybe I missed something?
sk8rbuoi 8 months ago
what the?
KillJOY900orso 11 months ago
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darius2025tube 1 year ago 4
@darius2025tube Prove It, Oh That's Right, You Have No Proof.
xXDAKURLZ 11 months ago
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darius2025tube 1 year ago 5
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darius2025tube 11 months ago
:-O
aberkid87 1 year ago
is the sand mixed with anything because by my simple knowledge when i drop something on sand it just lands there, doesn't sink in.
ilovegardettos 1 year ago
@ilovegardettos well if you drop water on sand and record with a fast camera you should get about the same thing i think..
ID345891 1 year ago
Who gives a shit what law it is?
If water can freeze and turn into ice,then no shit that everything "solid" is just liquid shit with a gay ass low vibration.The reason why atoms and all that make up our world that seems solid to us.And the reason that atoms can act as waves too.
The way that WE define a frequency in opposition to the REAL universal frequencies is about as hard as a nut to crack as it is to figure out the frequency inside a black hole.
kohversohver 1 year ago
I do have a question, though. At 0:01, there's a water droplet. In the latter half of 0:02, though, it suddenly disappears. Why?
EnterARandomNameHere 1 year ago 3
@EnterARandomNameHere It is a reflection of the ball on the back side of the glass panel.
poundcake12 1 year ago
@EnterARandomNameHere The ball causing lens flare.
xxcurnuxx 1 year ago
@EnterARandomNameHere well, I was convinced this was faked... then after reading some of these comments, browsing the uploader's profile and watching the thing again 5 times... I'm starting to think its just an experiment and that in fact, the video is not edited at all. The object that i suspected disapeared @ 0:01 does look like the objects reflection. Not sure that is ordinary sand though, looks like regolith or something.
darius2025tube 11 months ago
It is true. The students at the University of Chicago have built similar, if not this very demonstration. Its a pity the video poster didn't take the time to include any information. Google search for "High speed video of freely falling granular stream." and you'll see another demonstration that they made.
I remember reading about an award to some student for discovering it, but it didn't receive much attention in the "video game and porn watching" circle i belong too.
SpeakingSerpent 9 months ago
@darius2025tube It could be highly aerated sand, known as quicksand.
bachaddict 6 months ago
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corruptbinary 6 months ago
@EnterARandomNameHere Thats the reflection of the ball in the glass ;)
necropollitis 6 months ago
@EnterARandomNameHere thats not a water droplet, its the reflection of the ball on the wall of the glass box. :D
sanjaybv 6 months ago 3
@EnterARandomNameHere it's not a water droplet, it's the relflection of the ball in the glass encasing the sand.
stylerprofyler 6 months ago
@EnterARandomNameHere That is the reflection of the ball on the wall of the testing chamber before it hits the sand.
Substitutiary 6 months ago
@EnterARandomNameHere It's the reflection of the ball in the surface in the back.
Rullknufs 6 months ago
hmmm...did anyone notice this video is shown backwards?
michaelilb2014 1 year ago
@michaelilb2014 So the ball floated up and out of the sand? XD
EnterARandomNameHere 1 year ago
@EnterARandomNameHere hahaha
michaelilb2014 1 year ago
why is this so strange ?
theNovidz 1 year ago
sand mixed with air behaves like a fluid.
MillyVanillification 1 year ago
@awinn17 and @Spashdown
Shut up. I don't know if you're disscussing because you want to look good, or because you're right, or something else. I do know this: you're bothering. I want to read serious comments, not your 'he said, she said' bullshit.
For phuck sakes, this is science. Instead of just throwing random laws at eachother, provide effing evidence. Links, for gawd sakes. google, something!!!
Anything to shut you up and let the others read important comments!
BarkBarkBOOM 1 year ago
mind = blown
illegalz 1 year ago
that last drop just Disafreakinpeared
justinlik3me 1 year ago
Dry quicksand guys, look it up.
Instead of water passing under sand, which creates "wet" quicksand, as you probably already know it, from movies and TV shows, and bogs n' stuff, air is passed under sand. This is the result.
TourettesSomething 1 year ago
If you think about each grain of sand being a H2O molecule this makes sense.
daranged5 1 year ago
That was the coolest thing i've ever seen!
FriendOfGod777 1 year ago
thuumbs up if totally MIND FUCKED
FBSnipedownFTW 1 year ago
Sorry guys. Totally fake.
Spashdown 1 year ago
@Spashdown you're an idiot. this is either super fine sand or a fluidized bed. possibly both.
awinn17 1 year ago
@awinn17 After working with flowing sands and other media in the environmental field and under varying conditions all over the country one should educate themselves first. Instead you should by quiet and have people suspect your ignorance rather than comment and have it confirmed.
Spashdown 1 year ago
@Spashdown you're making it worse for yourself. Go to a lab (like I have) and shoot a steel bearing into find sand at high speed. suprise, it does this. like jib1000 said below, sand is a fluid. Fluids perform differently based on their Reynold's numbers. An engineering lab (such as this might be) can quickly illustrate this for you.
The boiling is caused by air that is pulled in behind the ball and later the sand that calls back in. That's called cavitation. Take a fluid dynamics class.
awinn17 1 year ago
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awinn17 1 year ago
@awinn17 You are a silly goose. Get out of the lab and into the real world of performance. The reynolds number your refer to is very low and look into the stokes law. Silly little person.
Spashdown 1 year ago
@Spashdown how does it feel to look like an ass for all eternity on youtube
Spikeelsucko 1 year ago
Super fine sand, it's a nice bullshit to play with.
CrypterMKD 1 year ago
bigger ball!
KannabisChris 1 year ago
was that mercury ?
lokothings2010 1 year ago
epic
superzac2100 1 year ago
Sand is a fluid. Nice science vocab fail.
jib1000 1 year ago
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@jib1000 "Sand is a fluid. Nice science vocab fail."
They clearly say "fluid-like properties of sand". Learn to read.
eognitsua93 1 year ago
@jib1000 engineer or scientist? you sound like an engineer. whatever you are it's nice to see someone who can see things like this and not call fake just because they don't understand it.
awinn17 1 year ago
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@jib1000 engineer or scientist? you sound like an engineer. whatever you are it's nice to see someone who can see things like this and not call fake just because they don't understand it.
awinn17 1 year ago
That's not regular sand, it has been ventilated from below.
Ukimos 1 year ago
it would have to be shot into it for the sand to behave like that.
kepochi1 1 year ago
The ball was dropped at the speed of light, right?
UnowMe00 1 year ago
0:15 to 0:20 picture rosie odonnell taking a shit
Juztin42 1 year ago 17
O.O how heavy is that ball again?
Zxykary 1 year ago
I've seen something like this somewhere else. They use a high powered air pump to move the sand, trapping very small pockets of air. When the sand is struck by something, the air bubbles are forced out, along with some of the sand. Very cool video, thanks for posting.
PyroJo97 1 year ago
That was just fucking cool.
HeavensOfMetal 1 year ago
The intellect of the average person is pathetic. Reading all of these ridiculous explanations as to what you are looking at are not far removed from calling it magic. "There's water mixed with the sand" its just really laughable.
nhaluta 1 year ago
SUPER SLOMO
megapowerman12 1 year ago
thats sand?
PenguinFart3 1 year ago
the sand is mixed in with water, thats why it gets the air bubbles in it if it was dry sand, then the ball would not have gone all the way in to it
Thedude441 1 year ago
@Thedude441 I am pretty sure the sand is not mixed with water. It looks very dry to me infact. I believe its because when there are small particles of a solid object (eg sand, or salt) it can behave like a liquid in some ways. Its strange to see! Very interesting though!
danagol1985 1 year ago
like it was water but it was EPIC
madman73604 1 year ago
what just happened?
willdog03 1 year ago
that was fucking awesome
BUSTERZEUS1 1 year ago
i dont wanna go to the beach now D:
jersonvzor 1 year ago
that was weird and cool but yet if yuu think bout it we r looking at sand for god sakes waste of time lol .....
14kcaz 1 year ago
is tht quicksand?
MrJp990 1 year ago
whait a minute that happens when you do the same thing with water COOL :D
MultiPovilas 1 year ago
dude that was AWESOME!
PimpStarFilms 1 year ago
epic slow mo
rockfan233 1 year ago
@rockfan233 That is actually someone sitting there with a camera that is set to take pictures very fast.
TheIronman1178 1 year ago
@rockfan233 That is actually someone sitting there with a camera that is set to take pictures very fast.
TheIronman1178 1 year ago
That was fluidised sand not just sand in a box ofcource that would NOT behave like that.
dtiydr 1 year ago
@dtiydr What do you mean by fluidised?
Validole 1 year ago
@Validole specially made extremely fine sand with air going tru it from the bottom at a very specific pressure so it act almost like a liquid, but that doesnt really behave like that on the vid so i dont know what else its in there.
dtiydr 1 year ago
thats pathetic that u all find this amusing
KaraJayneee 1 year ago
@KaraJayneee It proves your ignorance that you don't.
meshumekha 1 year ago
@meshumekha oh im sorry
Oh wow!
sand!
it jumps back up and falls down!
what a world we live in..truly amazing..
hows that dick?
KaraJayneee 1 year ago
@KaraJayneee A long time ago, the Earth was nothing but a little ol' magma core with a solidified layer of rock and water all around it. Lots of water, right? Okay, so then cracks started forming all around that little core and the magma seeped out. Over time, the land was crumbled by water rushing upon it. And crumbled. And crumbled. Until it was so small, you couldn't even see one unit of it without a microscope. You get to watch it at 1/5 the speed. So stop bitching or GTFO.
meshumekha 1 year ago
@meshumekha Ohhhh
okay,
now I get it. your a nerd..
well that explains everything.
And If I am correct, which I am
you started me, so If you want to continue, than by all means go right ahead.
Cause im a very stubborn person, and I will "bitch" back
so why dont you, go grab your dildo cause im sure thats all you can get, and shuv in up you ass :)
KaraJayneee 1 year ago
@KaraJayneee Okay.
Now I get it. You're uneducated.
And if I am correct, which I am,
you submit to high school stereotypes and are proud of errors in your own character, which means you deserve no respect as a human being.
Because I don't have a lot of time, and I will not "reply" to your post.
So why don't you, not suck at punctuation and grammar usage, and spell the word shove correctly.
meshumekha 1 year ago
@meshumekha
ohhh nice,
really..that one made me smile no jokes either.
NOW
yes, I am very much in high school, and I honestly dont give a flying fuck
towards stereotypes.
And I have tons of respect thankyou
and for your informaition I happen to be the best student in my science class..as long as were doing prac, theroy sucks.
SOOO
respect ma atoratar!
KaraJayneee 1 year ago
@KaraJayneee Talking as a physics student: In high school I felt the same about theory. Now, in university, I understand the beauty of theory: it lets you speculate about something you haven't seen before and still usually be half right. While I understand it's hard to see from your point of view: try to get the theory in your skull along with the prac experience. You'll appreciate the effort when you're older. Oh, and why this vid is important? It shows us something we can not yet fully explain
Validole 1 year ago
@KaraJayneee Face it piss pot, you can't win.
reeytards 1 year ago
@reeytards I'm sorry
didnt realise you were in this
and for your informaition, is ended ages ago.
so fuck up, get a life. and got over the fact that when something is dropped
into sand, it shoots back up. not the greatest thing in the world love.......
KaraJayneee 1 year ago
sand mixed with some kind of liquid
water or something esle
alexxlbd 1 year ago
I'm pretty sure that was in a vacum tube :/
loudornothin 1 year ago
The Devil lives in that sand you know.
intheshitter 1 year ago
its called liquifaction
Mr2fierce 1 year ago
right all you lot think you know how its done but your wrong its simple what they do is they collet sand and then get a very light ball and then get harry potter to do a spell on the sand then drop the ball in the sand :)
gf5608 1 year ago
ahaha i love you
slant1 1 year ago
I can believe that sand behaves that way naturally, but this looks like a it's a computer rendered physics simulation
veggiet2009 1 year ago
this is incredibly high speed protography
Creaform003 1 year ago 44
@Creaform003 this is slow motion.
ViralFlow 1 year ago
@ViralFlow yes high speed photography is when you are able to capture very fast motion you are unable to see normally but thenslow it down alot
MegaMrwonderful 1 year ago
what that is is ultra fine sand and it doesent react the same way as normal sand becurse it containes air between each corn ... i think so :)
cpkchrismix 2 years ago 2
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it was probably water............
parkerekrap 2 years ago
all the sand i have ever encountered acts nothing like that :/ what is that super sand or something?
Strikerklm96 2 years ago 2
i think its in an air tight container
blackult1 2 years ago
i don't know about you guys, but that was pretty fuckin' epic...
zx6rtt 2 years ago 97
@zx6rtt More than epic!!!
Shinigamischannel 1 year ago
@zx6rtt yes. pretty fuckin' epic
tehlalashow 1 year ago
Looks a bit like quicksand..
Zoza15 2 years ago
thats only water and sand,
it was shot at a high velocity
quick sand is more like
"wait a hour to sink a foot"
sand.
Digiscat 2 years ago
is this sand wet?
nurpandbutch 2 years ago
An engineer friend of mine told me about this - the sand isn't wet but heated to 500C, which gives it weird fluid properties.
SonOfFurzehatt 2 years ago
oh i see. thank you.
nurpandbutch 2 years ago
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0:04 sand has erection
the2okay11way 2 years ago
you mean an ejaculation, or?
TheGabberManiac 2 years ago
Maaaaan!
This posting is hilarious!
Cuz like I alwayz been wondering how I like when even wearing speedos when lying on the beach I still get sand up ma crack!
GanjaClaus 2 years ago
that is awesome
tissue209 2 years ago
Cool
TheDarthBender 2 years ago
water has more of a crown
darwthmaybal 2 years ago
sand was aired
AcinStudios 2 years ago
IMHO the ball is not being dropped in, but is being fired in at high velocity. The quantity of 'ejecta' from the impact would be consistent with the energy involved. Some moon craters have rebound peaks in the center. This video is an excellent demonstration as to why! Oh yeah, video is obviously slow motion.
rbwannasee 2 years ago
obiviously u have a aair compressor under there or something
minichopper08 2 years ago
no the ball was shot at a high velocity it is a rebound peak if you read the comment above yours he explains in more detail
islandheart1 2 years ago
Amatures...
kewlmynd99 2 years ago
It's a sand bath. The "sand" is as fine as talcum powder and they have air fed in underneath. Normally the sand heated to ~800degC and it's used to clean metalalic machine parts (such a very fine die holes in nylon fibre extruters). Just drop them in and leave it to soak for a few hours.
Tapecutter59 2 years ago
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FAIL.
cam676767 2 years ago
how is it fail?
roxorz34 2 years ago
previous comments.
cam676767 2 years ago
Oh.
lol
roxorz34 2 years ago
how is it FAIL?
DeadlyOne647 2 years ago
All kinds of sand that I know do not allow things to sink like that. There is just one exception to that - quicksand produced with vibration or air pressure from below. The other possibility is that the potter from earlier is right and clay behaves like this but then it is not sand. Even if the composition of both are the same, the physics are not.
slalomsk8er 2 years ago
its hella fine sand used for sand blasting. its cleaned and shaped
criminalfish 2 years ago 2
I could reproduce this with glutenous rice powder used for a Japanese dish. It works if it is more like dust or powder then sand.
slalomsk8er 2 years ago
You're all wrong.
eamonia 2 years ago
just to put an end to people saying the sand is wet, its not! if it was then cohesian tension would form droplets when the sand splashes up.
It is just a ball being dropped into sand, or mabey the air pressure thing some people have talked about, but to me it just looks pretty much the same as if you drop anything into sand.
Anima247 2 years ago
Wow that's pretty cool, and thanks for the explanation people!
mikekikdjoaz101 2 years ago
lol this is great
but if u dropped any thing from a certain height into sand it would do the same thing.
Even with asteroids/meteors If u were standing MILES AND MILES AND MILES AND MILES away from an meteor colliding with earth WITHOUT GETTING BLASTED OFF U FEET BY WIND OR SOUNDWAVES. u would feel the earth FLIPPING u over>
IF U COULD WATCH A METEOR COLLIDE WITH EARTH AND NOT GET HURT. U WOULD SEE THE BIG SPOUT OF LAND SHOOT OUT LIKE A VOLCANO....therefore it isnt that weird
RaGhEaD09 2 years ago
Displacement
msane4XX 2 years ago 2
thats also what happens when a metorite hits earth
robohobo9000 2 years ago 2
how kool is tht
lockstockandtwosmoke 2 years ago 2
OK, sand, now give me the ball back...!!!
panther105 2 years ago 2
I wouldn't call that strange behavior, since it's exactly what I expect. I've played with sand plenty to know its water-like behavior. I'm sure any solid with enough freedom for movement, and enough force impacting it, could move like water for a moment. Especially in watching model tests of meteor impacts.
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u must read this. once u have started there is no turning back. a little 10 year old girl was raped and murderded in 1945. her body was not found until 1947. then a boy last week read this and did not copy and paste this message. the dead girl appeared in his room haunting him and killed him. if you do not copy and paste this onto 10 vidoes in 30 minutes the dead girl will apear in your room tonight and haunt you and kill you. well you better start to copy
alisarichards5 2 years ago
is that sand mixed with water?
TheAmazingShua 2 years ago
explain very early in the video there are 2 balls one large and the other small and then suddenly it disappears? Why is it in such a perfect square box? clearly dude i dont see why does this does not look like graphics to you... 3ds Max and RealFlow a simple application of water simulation to a bunch of particles that appear as sand. If u dont believe me do some 3d modeling or watch the videos of ppl doing 3d simulations because this is clearly an excellent one. c'mon ppl
mongoosecage 2 years ago
im pretty sure the the 'little ball' disappears because it is only a reflection in the glass of the 'larger ball' its in a perfect square box because he wants it to be in a perfect square box... why is that bad?
pineapplecarrot 2 years ago
it actually looks like droplets man.. i really feel strongly that its graphics.. disappearing droplets.. weird... and the way the sand drops...
mongoosecage 2 years ago
@mongoosecage did you ever consider that most shapes in labs are like perfect square boxes and perfect circles?? oO
you obviously never worked in a lab before...
BUFU1610 1 year ago
@mongoosecage did you ever consider that most shapes in labs are like perfect square boxes and perfect circles?? oO
you obviously never worked in a lab before...
BUFU1610 1 year ago
@BUFU1610 no.. the come in beakers they dont really look like circles, well i had a different comment also not refering to the shape of the container, my point is that i am still disputing the fact that it is graphics or real due to the propertiies of sand and the disappearing second metal droplet.
mongoosecage 1 year ago
@mongoosecage what second metal droplet?
elevadon 1 year ago
@elevadon 0:01 check it out, above .................ohhhhhhhh shittt.. yeah its real my bad
mongoosecage 1 year ago
@mongoosecage ohhhhhhhh ok sorry my bad, i thought there was a second droplet at 0:01 :S stupid stupid, just realized its the reflection.
mongoosecage 1 year ago
@mongoosecage must be a special sand, doesnt look like an ordinary one.
mongoosecage 1 year ago
@mongoosecage It's probably taking place in a vacuum.
elevadon 1 year ago
momentum reaction force
datnguyen9999 2 years ago
those are some mad hax
and wow some of the people trying to call this fake just flat out fail at it. Sad to say that their skill is not enough
Ziggyisking 2 years ago
people, sand is just like water, except it isnt wet ;)
cuz every tiny particle of sand is like atoms in water...
steelers20165 2 years ago
a "Particle" is thousands of times bigger than an atom..........
Water is smooth and the basis for life, Sand is coarse,dry, and its just earth
sfcrazymerc 2 years ago 3
HAHAHA PHYSICS FAIL
hopthefencetofreedom 2 years ago
ajaja parecen dos videos superpuestos...uno de una pelota y otro de un impacto de bala...muy loco
vilzaum 2 years ago
cool
use colored sand or something
racingeagle94 3 years ago
Its sandtastic
lionheart2k7 3 years ago 5
lol
daxter286 2 years ago
it looks like water
SexyMakenzie17 3 years ago
Guys, sand is like a perfect model for liquid stages of matter. Each grand representing a atom which can move a bit but isn't independent of the whole. No wonder it behaves sort of like a liquid
xXArawanXx 3 years ago
maybe the bottom is like a trampoline or something
ianseanco3 3 years ago
us this sand dry or wet or what?
INKfr33k 3 years ago
looks like dry sand.
kenijaru 3 years ago
Its weird that little "tower" rises after the first one and then in the end the last ball-like sand "explosion" is weird too , it rises just after the moment when everything should have calmed down.Like it god some magical extra energy from somewhere lol :D
cyberdaemon 3 years ago
Yeah, the magic of wave reflection.
loyalj 2 years ago
cool mon
Doggieman1111 3 years ago
not real. but still cool
arsonin 3 years ago
that was cool
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Loto346 3 years ago
0:02 where did that tiny drop go?
matthew11174 3 years ago
Its the reflection of the ball in the glass.
Acula38 3 years ago
ok i see now...
matthew11174 3 years ago
wtf? r u kiddin?
mongoosecage 2 years ago
wtf?
tjdaroya 3 years ago
guys being a potter i mix my own clay and the fireclay and yellow clay i mix together in a 15 gallon bucket literally feels just like water...i can put it it between my hands and squirt it lol...it feels like it bends the laws of nature...i have dropped d sized batteries in the bucket and they go straight to the bottom idk what happens i think it is the lack of friction but it is some crazy stuff...it really acts jsut like water idk what he is using but i dont think it is CGI!!
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