Crazy thing is the mythbusters test showed guns don’t push people back that much like they show in movies. So, in The Terminator Kyle Reese shooting at a fully armored Terminator would do diddly squat! In real life it would be waaaay scarier! He would just walk right through it and kill Sarah Connor.

Now if Hollywood could hold off on all the special effect sounds. Every time someone looks at a gun there's clicking and cachunking noises. Also there's all the sparks when bullets hit anything. Hey Hollywood, bullets are lead or brass jacketed lead. Neither creates a spark!

skibidi sigma

Shouldn’t there be a point a which the velocity is so high that the effects of gravity start to decrease or cease at all… like when you come close to or hit escape velocity? I mean for sure be where is that point and what’s like a little bit slower is it like a graph or what can somebody please explain and do some math for fun whoever likes it

Whats suspension?

Were the pigs alive?

NoicE

I enjoyed that, physics is amazing. 🤘

I've argued with so many people about this. And as if they'll believe it after seeing this. They were in the army so they know they say. In denial I say.

DID THAT TRUCK 'HAWK TUAH'???

If this is true why does shooting someone on ground kin someone but dropping a bullet on them won’t? Why can u see a bullet falling as you drop it But can’t if it’s fired because it’s so much faster Something doesn’t add up

Myth Busters Scammers for Sure.

3:42 “MythBusters: 1, Cement Truck: 0.” 😂 😂 😂

fuck those ladies are still hot, all these years later

Watched at 1.5x. sub 2mins personal best.

Amazing editing, thank you!!

come back and make more shortened myth busters

I spent a decent amount of time chipping out cement trucks. I had already seen this episode of Mythbusters at that time in my life but we weren't a crew of uhh, trusted employees - so nobody was going to give us dynamite.

Now do it with a beam of light!

Dumb question here do you have to clean the cement truck? Cant you just use it with a slightly diminished capacity?

This is really not what I expected the experiment to be. I thought the were both gonna be the same height in the same place.and dropped directly down. This isn’t very surprising at all

I don’t get the test

But what if the bullet broke escape velocity

This video worth a lot to watch!! Love the show! Greetings from Brazil!

He’s right 1/24 of 1000 is 41.66 milliseconds which is longer What’s crazy is I thought there was 100ms in 1 second this whole time

So they didn't prove anything. 39 milliseconds is not simultaneous.

Who’s here in 2024

Its confirmed alright I heard stories or soldiers jumping on grenades and the armor blocked the blast they each got the Victoria Cross, the German Iron Cross, and the Medal of Honor.

I liked how they try to pass off the truck that gets blown up as the same truck with the slab in it. It looks completely different. Different colored cab, even the drum is shaped differently.

in a vacuum??

Helldivers 2. Patch day.

I'm just wondering where that little piston came from

Plain and simple the whole blowbackfrom a gun shot is not going to raise you in air and blow you back 6 feet or so. Not possible. Pure Hollywood

Now all the "water is just as hard as concrete" tards can stfu

That was scary

Just put 1 ton sharp stones in there and let it turn for 1 hour and it’s clean

I always hated that stupid black cap on that bald head

Kari was lovely, back in the day...

Would have been better if they two - three tests... So many variables to count.

Saw a drone footage recently and usually soldiers have bulletproof vests backpacks and other equipment that they can use. And the guy in that video despite his friends being 1-2 m packed together near him all survived but well our hero looked worse than the dummy used in the test.

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This is bullshit. It doesn't work that way. What is the bullet is fired from a rilfe and happens to be a rifle round with a velocity of over 3000 fps, a flat shooting rifle. What then?? Don't spread this kind of incorrect info which is full of shit.

Try dropping a 60 grain bullet from atleast 2 metres and shoot the same 60grain bullet from an AR15 or any rifle that's shoots at about 3000 fps. Then see the result. Do you think bullet flying at 3000fps will drop anytime close to dropping the same. No way. Bro, when a bullet falls depends on the speed of the bullet. You need to learn that first.

2:15 Imagine having a job where you can say "Here's what I'm thinking we should do. Get high explosives and the FBI to assist us..."

The thing that stood out to me was the lift from ground effect on the fired bullet.

what happens if you hang unfired bullet (new bullet) on string then shoot that bullet from behind for ignite bullet in air like The dark tower ending scene

This has been proven dozens of times over since ww1 by dozens of brave men of many nations There are many medal of honor winners VC winners you name it a man jumping on a granade can save men who are close by

It's a really weird myth because obviously you don't feel the force of a helicopter when it's 1km above you, but once it's 30ft above then I guess you start to feel it. So I guess this myth must also take into the account the height of the truck bed's roof?

The shot bullet hit later because it experienced time dilation

This is only strictly true if you neglect air resistance; in reality, the fired bullet WILL take a very slightly longer time to reach the ground, since it experiences air resistance in the horizontal direction.