Bioastronautics Research

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Summary: Coverage of research at the Aerospace Medical Division Hq 657Oth Aerospace Medical Research Laboratories including scenes of F-104 seat ejection; drop tests from C-130 and ejection from F-106; effects of weightlessness on cats and pigeons in a C-131; test subjects in water tank, on centrifuge, in heat chamber and on complex coordinator. Also shows scenes of vertical deceleration tower, incline impact test facility, vertical accelerator, equilibrium chair and vibration platform.

National Archives and Records Administration - ARC Identifier 68700 / Local Identifier 342-USAF-33692 - BIOASTRONAUTICS RESEARCH - Department of Defense. Department of the Air Force. (09/26/1947 - ).

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[snicp]

its like jackass nasa style

[jihadjared]

That guy at the end... His crotch was getting jackhammered X_X

[xK1LL4x]

12:32 why is he wearing eggs over his eyes?

[xK1LL4x]

Bringing animals into space. Genius. That's something I would only think of if I was high.

[Staudinka]

12:33 EGGS, get down there, you are no goggles, you look silly!

[Gjaeralaus]

That guy kicked that cat!

[JimbertAwesomeness]

@GarrettBMXes it's a two seater plane

[lilnatcoles]

They had color in 1947?

[darlantro]

@ 9min, 75G !!!!!!!

[GarrettBMXes]

What happens to the aircraft he ejected from? It just lands wherever?

[psychedelicmidnight]

@artao5 Oh i'm sorry? of course finding something entertaing immediately condemns me to a life of animal cruelty. Do you think i agree with what they did? I don't believe they learned anything from these experiments to be quite frank. The cats weren't harmed were they not? Scared? naturally. un-needed? yes. Do I agree with the ethics of kicking cats? ooerr, no. Funny ? Quite possibly, hilarious. No organism ended particularly hurt so i don't see why you feel the need to disagree with my opinion.

[Brera011]

@Houshalter In 1947 there were no F104 Starfighters (00:34). They entered service in the early sixties. At 11:20, the B58 is also from a later date than '47. Combined data brings me to a (good) guess around 1965, give or take a year.