The d3o egg test

Highly scientific testing from d3o - does it pass the egg test???

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Sports

Tags:

• d3o
• protection
• intelligent
• molecules
• orange
• impact
• test

[nintenj09]

That's what I'm wondering, It's supposed to become hard, so this experiment is extremely, pointless. If one really wanted to do a test with the D3O substance and an Egg, they should wrap the egg in it and strike, Because that would show the D3O doing what it should do, becoming hard upon impact.

[BadKidProduction]

worst fuckin video ever

[TheProntoOne]

So it protects the thing that strike it? Good to know the road will be OK after I come off.... >.<

[NeonShadez]

@nintenj09 i think with the egg it depends how much d3o ther is like if its just a thin layer like wat they have it probably wont do that. But when companies put it in gear its just marketting so it practicly useless but in BIG even HUGE amounts it would work great.

[DasBasdoInc]

@KILLERThreeSixNine well, since the budget cuts, gravity only works on teusdays

[KILLERThreeSixNine]

YEAH!!! GRAVITY WORKS!

[michel6]

Stupid video and stupid witch laugh at the end. What more will come, tele tubbies?

[malbeker]

@nintenj09 they so it goes rock hard but what it actually does is it transcends the energy of the impact across the whole sheet therefore absorbing all the the force of the impact. there is a video where they wrap someone's finger in d30 and hit it with a hammer and it was fine

[noisyneil]

completely pointless. this test doesn't show d3o's properties at all? you could do this with many gels. i agree you should wrap an egg in d3o and hit it with a hammer...