Running Off A Vehicle Backwards At The Same Speed That It Is Driving Forward!

[@yezzir5464]

Definitely runs and jumps exactly like a professional scientist.

[@darenmiller2218]

I was really hoping to see a naruto type run lol

[@timothydarren1712]

Yep

[@MegaJohn334]

Trained professional engineer scientist **

[@ChuckHaney]

XD

[@kraven4444]

As soon as I saw him practicing without the car even moving yet. I was worried.

[@Saikocide]

imagine seeing someone with a gopro stuck to his helmet while jumping on a home depot trailer going back and forth for 10 minutes

[@adventure_hannah3841]

In a church parking lot

[@random_name3977]

@@adventure_hannah3841 Science has a very odd way to defy religion...

[@Justicesfor]

That was funny 😆 that made me laugh out loud 😂

[@LordSimsa]

Ich habe selten so gelacht! Wir sehen uns am Schnappen. Gruß an alle! WaSti.

[@ranchmantubularspacesausag5709]

@@adventure_hannah3841 I've done worse in a church parking lot

[@GumbootZone]

"Don't try this at home." Good advice. My mum would kill me if she caught me driving a minivan and trailer through the kitchen after she's just washed the floor!

[@slayedbyquilegaming]

😭😭😭

[@ameen8909]

Lmao

[@noma_es_sebas]

💀

[@KODYSRCS]

😂😂😂

[@fw8jayy]

im WEAK🤣😭

[@VestinVestin]

Caution: in some older games you'll actually fall off a moving platform if you jump straight up.

[@GeoRedtick]

Oh, yeah some of the Mario Bro. games. I remember long ago complaining about how that wasn’t right.

[@twocents7509]

Air resistance

[@lemonworm]

@@twocents7509 like he said in this video, generally wind resistance is pretty negligible

[@twocents7509]

@@lemonworm lol I know, it was a joke.

[@russianyoutube]

Minecraft: Am I too old for you?

[@lordguy7932]

I’m a trained professional engineer scientist- Famous last words

[@GriffinZambia]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZ7TYoVtm9eLjdk .

[@pegasz]

@@GriffinZambia don't click that!

[@godpunisher2725]

@@pegasz why

[@godpunisher2725]

Why you are saying that these are your last words

[@Goludan]

Cause you're the best!

[@SeanA099]

I remember when the Mythbusters tried this. They weren’t allowed to do it because of insurance

[@yourlifeinsurancehavebeeny4530]

Look how the times changed

[@bluesillybeard]

@@yourlifeinsurancehavebeeny4530 that usename lol

[@_sketchbender_4145]

@@yourlifeinsurancehavebeeny4530 username checks out

[@LeoAr37]

The beauty of free internet, anyone can do science and divulge it now

[@adambent6712]

Love youtube and all the different channels. Is like the show never ended.

[@pgtherobot]

"wind resistance is negligible", I see you are a man of physics as well

[@dr.coomer789]

yes

[@mattheww9656]

@@dr.coomer789 I see you are a doctor. Good day Dr. Coomer, good day sir.

[@mni_7]

😂

[@SherinFunmes]

Ofc he is.... Hes an engineer and a scientist, what did you expect? I know it was a joke, but it was a pretty dumb one

[@Helica123]

@@SherinFunmes not really... you aren't an engineer or a scientist are you? You wouldn't understand the humor

[@brucemarshall4087]

Your video is ultra cool but actually I read about this technique nearly 40 years ago. It is taught to Russian Spetsnaz special forces troops for getting off of moving trains. I remember reading about it and finding it fascinating, but I have never seen it in action before. Your video brought it to life. Thanks. I think you can imagine such a technique taught to military forces would be a tremendous asset.

[@DANIELMABUSE]

I guess it would have to be a pretty slow moving train.

[@Brainth_1780]

@@DANIELMABUSE my guess is the real technique includes a way to roll after hitting the ground. It still feels incredibly useful to deduct a good 15+ km/h of speed from whatever vehicle your jumping off of… as long as you know how to hit the ground correctly after that.

[@DANIELMABUSE]

@@Brainth_1780 I did think of this but I was also wondering what type of train would enable you to get a meaningful running start. Are they running on the roof? In that case I feel the fall is likely to be a pretty big deal and they might prefer to get closer to the ground. Do they have a special train with a running track at the end? It seems to me this is going to be useful only in some very special circumstances.

[@IndyGibb]

"Don't try this at home. I'm a trained professional." Then he proceeds to tell us how he trained to become a trained professional. Now we can try it at home.

[@funguy-yt7632]

You still miss the professional part

[@antivanti]

@@funguy-yt7632 Yeah you gotta get someone to pay you to do it also

[@mrmimeprime4149]

Epic

[@taylorreptar7898]

@@antivanti no, that’s not how you BECOME a professional, that’s how you KNOW you’re already a professional. To become a professional, you need to pay someone an asshole full of money to train you. Or sell your soul because school fees are too expensive.

[@puddin1334]

@KING of Defly dudes making money doing what he loves. You’re hating. You’re the loser.

[@GadgetAddict]

Next, a falling elevator... and you jump just before it crashes into the ground. Would it save you?

[@princeobah2753]

Thank you. This question has been on my mind for a while now

[@pokerface7840]

I don't think you CAN jump in freefall. I am sure there is a better explanation than this, and I am also sure the answer is no. I just replied to see if anybody actually does come up with the right explanation. But I think it has to do with momentum. Depending on how far the elevator falls, you need several times G to accelerate yourself in the opposite direction of G earth's gravity.

[@riooo8072]

well you wouldn’t be able to jump if it was falling, you’d be suspended lol

[@lunar_pogs1523]

No it would not work because inertia would keep u falling the same speed Bc u wouldn’t stop falling unless a force stopped u from falling so the answer is no, this would not work

[@janjonas270]

No, it won't do anything

[@neostylo4237]

“Don’t try this at home” Better try this outside

[@animeweeb3095]

Logic over 9000

[@flaqko5686]

This guy is going places.. not home but places

[@phenomadit1821]

Mind size infinite

[@chandupa7104]

Lol 😅

[@daikon3199]

@@flaqko5686 great joke

[@aidantaylor117]

this man's strides are legendary 😩

[@evanmico]

How to get off a train? Google: Just disembark at the next stop Bing: Run real fast and jump in the opposite direction

[@xnanimonaix7458]

What if it was a bullet train with the back open hmmmm

[@rai_b2159]

@@xnanimonaix7458 use a bike

[@smolboi7789]

And go directly to the hospital

[@ninkoudux]

GTA : All you have to do was follow the damn train CJ

[@TheArtofKAS]

😂😂😂

[@redcleon]

"Don't try this at home" Notice he's also not trying it at home

[@TheOddHolloway]

So that means… _gets my truck_

[@moalyz6009]

@@TheOddHolloway i can jump

[@TheOddHolloway]

@@moalyz6009 Be sure to bring a helmet.

[@Fun4GA]

Don't try this at Home Depot!

[@CONEHEADDK]

Practice what you speech.

[@m.r.2066]

“I am a trained engineer and scientist “ Proceeds to run exactly like a trained engineer and scientist.

[@mypowerlevelisover9000]

Trained professional engineer scientist😁

[@DL-kc8fc]

))) +1 Only a professional engineer and scientist can try it ... To say this in Europe, it raises a smile and serious doubts about the proclaimed education. ))

[@Llamacorn87]

Before watching the video, I probably would’ve called you out for being mean. However, after watching...

[@justaperson7678]

He never said he was athletic

[@coffeeman882]

@Samir yes it takes great focus and reflexes to drive straight.

[@chanchalpal1920]

Who have come here after Rajwant sir 's lecture

[@jprevost25]

"Don't try this at home", which is why you went to a parking lot.

[@malevolentsponge]

exactly

[@Idkgoogleitbro]

Very intelligent comment,nice one lol

[@aurelvlaicu_c45u4l]

The trailer alone won't fit inside the home

[@Lava_Zoid]

Mario chokes on water kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWGckqGPbLJ3ebM

[@michaelromrell4791]

Ya that's definitely an LDS church parking lot. I'm from Utah so I'm practically a church parking lot expert! 😎

[@shivangkaushik3871]

Most scary words from a driver - " I am excellent driver."

[@danielhedrick4234]

"I'm an excellent driver,...excellent driver...."-Dustin Hoffman, 'Rain Man'.

[@fw8jayy]

frr

[@Resultsmayvarygarage]

Lmfaooooo famous last words

[@jonathankr]

85 percent of people think they are above average drivers. Hahah

[@deutsch-amerikanisch8281]

@@jonathankr Most people don't self reflect, and assume it's always someone else's fault.

[@matthewbaquero]

Jamie from Mythbusters talked about how he would like to do this but the insurance for the show wouldn't let him

[@stevethea5250]

maybe he was too old :( should've made Grant or one of the younger trio to do it!!

[@IAMDARTHVADERBITCH]

They did it with a basketball

[@lautimartinez6341]

weren't they like minutes away from actually having tori do it? Like, i remember they had him suited up and everything but the insurance company or something called saying that they wouldn't allow it seconds before getting him on the truck during recording.

[@danielreyes1084]

You jump like a girl 😂🤣😂🤣

[@yorilamaz]

Well Jamie is not what you would call “an average guy” 😼

[@Aphhenstudy833]

Who came for watching.. After discussing by Rajwant sir 😂

[@giannpaoloperez4880]

This is basically a more dangerous version of a treadmill

[@tapasiari9821]

😂😂

[@yveskourieh]

Indeed

[@openendedd1008]

or less dangerous...

[@transklutz]

Put a treadmill on the trailer at the right speed.

[@andrew02345]

I feel like this is just a treadmill with extra more dangerous steps

[@xaius4348]

You are strangely quite accurate in that description.

[@aidmcnade2951]

The dreadmill

[@ADeeSHUPA]

@@xaius4348 uP

[@ADeeSHUPA]

@@xaius4348 uP

[@amonman1538]

Extra more

[@VictorPoulin]

You nailed it and an even longer trailer would have helped to show it.

[@Briansgate]

Yeah, I was thinking he should have had a longer trailer

[@CadillacDriver]

Yes and no, it still worked 100% to plan.

[@calcium_skeleton]

It would have been safer

[@mattmarzula]

Just watch an old Buster Keaton film.

[@MadScientist267]

Now I'm just waiting to see the population fall by a few hundred thousand as the tide pods/sugar free gummy bear crowd tries it 🤣🤣🤣

[@magnum2.414]

This is the perfect experiment to answer all of the questions that bothered me in elementary days up till now. Thank you

[@ugotm3]

"Dont try this at home" Aight, imma try this at ROAD.

[@Nightmare_Developer]

nah try on escalator in mall (thats safe) but far from your home where ppls dont know you 😅

[@dz_dyno]

@@Nightmare_Developer haha lol

[@1O1neTake]

@@Nightmare_Developer I'd jump on a escalator

[@atharvsharma7648]

😂

[@devinthierault]

Where does one get these ball shooting vehicles

[@thetwopointslow]

“What does this say about my wife?” Lol it says you have the coolest, most patient wife on Earth

[@twb7691]

Or she wanted to see him bust his ass in the rear-view mirror.

[@user-sn8oe5sb1b]

Wifes of nerds all over are loving youtube. They've been putting up with this shenanigans their entire lives, now that hasn't changed but at least they're getting some ad revenue and patreon money for it.

[@4thArmoredVet]

... and she's prettier than Belinda Carlisle, too!

[@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid]

Meh she knows which side her bread is buttered on.. what does a multimillion sub educational KZbin channel earn per month again 🤔

[@GriffinZambia]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZ7TYoVtm9eLjdk .

[@hunterolson8975]

Don't try this at home Me: looks sadly over at trailer in the living room

[@vrajpatel4847]

😂😂😂😂😂😕😕😕😕😕😕😕

[@mystic3549]

@@vrajpatel4847 birla copper township?

[@lowprofbeats5280]

Trailer in the... what.

[@vrajpatel4847]

@@mystic3549 ?😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😄😄😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 but what town and why are you telling me

[@robertapreston4200]

🤣😃🙄🤣😂😊😅🤣

[@arsalanmalik952]

Any one here after seeing this video in Ranjwat sir class

[@rebeccapanhalkar5282]

"Don't try this at home" Dude I don't drive a car in my house

[@citysaltlake]

Smh I was about to do it but I guess ill try it at my frienss house

[@Nightmare_Developer]

ah i dont drive car even on road coz i dont have one

[@Nightmare_Developer]

@@citysaltlake that's how i lost my best friend

[@tick1180]

Earth is your home..

[@giripra5ad]

@@tick1180 :0 big brain

[@Andyandrwew144]

Physics students are probably happy to see a word problem play out in real life.

[@bmax5928]

Exactly!

[@freakynuell129]

yh.. resultant force!

[@blaqarot45]

Yeah , the projectile motion

[@valentino64k]

Hahahahaha, relative velocity. It is easy to understand but it is awesome to see it in real life.

[@alyssam1094]

Ap physics finally has a real life application😂😂

[@AaronWright175]

as a kid growing up around farms my whole life, I never knew I was acting in physics experiments from jumping off moving hay carts and such LOL

[@carlanwray8718]

I was thinking the exact same thing as I'm watching this. And why is this novel? 🙄

[@samcooper1761]

Me and the other kids used to braid whips and straps with hay ropes and try to hurt each other with em while we were loading bales all day lol, early 90s

[@louieberg2942]

Life is one giant physics experiment Yes. Yes I have deep thoughts. Very profound.

[@techstuff9198]

@@louieberg2942 We are all victims of physics.

[@ronpetersen2317]

Which is fine ... just don't try to test physics tests from studies at ACME. Wile E Coyote debunked most of them already.

[@anirbannath2636]

Anyone come here from Arjuna 1.0?? RJ sir op

[@aarviandrudrashow8139]

Me

[@9_1.1]

“Don’t try this at home, I’m a trained professional engineer scientist” People with trailers: I’m something of a *trained professional engineer scientist* myself

[@beezmanit2683]

Indeed

[@Alex22034]

Yes.

[@lzylay]

Yeah

[@wildbeast1016]

He's better then these so called "scientists" At least he makes experiment unlike them they don't even have a brain.

[@joeloliver2279]

Who’s gonna stop me... other than my mom

[@karlopolancec4123]

This is the video all physics teachers should play to their students when learning about this

[@OhioanMan]

nice amount of likes

[@boosted1328]

Good ol relativity

[@cowch3916]

@Ok 7 ELEVEn now

[@oli5210]

There's a better version using a cannon which removes the human factor.

[@7XHARDER]

I mean this generation of kids eating tide pods and shit, I wouldn’t want to see them testing the limits of physics 😂

[@wpopera9732]

“I am a trained professional engineer scientist” very known for their gymnastic skills lol

[@frh_astroboy8215]

No its " im trained professional expert experienced phd engineering teacher scientist.......

[@arunkumarvnair29]

Wow🎉👍 that was a good attempt..... and knowledge

[@juicenot2481]

he runs and jumps like an engineer...

[@14bqdonk]

yeah. He does not justified clearly about the reason don't try this at home lmao.

[@Godakuri]

Gymnastics in estimating maybe. e = 3 = pi

[@Mrbeas552]

Dhatt mardawa slow motion me na dikhaele Tai 🤣

[@thejoker7902]

He is a man of focus, commitment and sheer focken will.

[@dariustanz7603]

John wikooh

[@anuragchoudhary493]

and all he needs is a pencil

[@iamadxctxr]

a fookin penceel

[@RayMak]

Thanks for doing this so we don't have to

[@oscar6671]

I'll still try it

[@sirajkhalil6924]

Everywhere I go I see you

[@BenDover-vh9rs]

wow amazing comment! An undoubtedly creative, yet so true statement! I'm simply out of words!!!

[@Josuh]

Ray i don't think i will ever escape you

[@flowerrain2402]

STOP FOLLOWING ME!!!!

[@thesketchygamer9708]

it is funny how he is the host and the person doing the stunt at the same time

[@llDbGll]

I really like this dynamic, not many people pull this off. Kinda get "Tom Cruise" vibes.

[@ZER-cr4dm]

How is that weird? I really dont understand your point every content creator does this what Tom Cruide is different as there is a special place for stun doubles in the cinematography world most actors dont risk getting injured or even getting a scar because their body is their weapon, Tom cruise is just on another level

[@justinsalazar4952]

Welcome to KZbin. You will find content made by "ordinary" people here. Sometimes there is the odd "professional" production too but this isn't really the place for that.

[@fucckkit7996]

This is not a stunt, This is science!

[@KILLCHRISU]

you must be new to youtube

[@GunravelT]

I have physics at school, but this was really more simple and fun to understand, the example of the car that shoots a ball up really helped me understanding, I had that question since I was like 5 years old, thank you so much for the great video.

[@fazejulian2171]

for sure man they have to make intreging content for kids to want to learn about this stuff not irrelevant scenarios that just bore the heck out of anyone with a brain

[@elizapetty9861]

“Don’t try this at home” Ok I’ll do it in the church parking lot

[@ryanhebertson7457]

Lol

[@unamedzube7xb297]

Harder

[@evilpieceofbread68]

i mean i guess your closer to god xD

[@unamedzube7xb297]

@@evilpieceofbread68 Oh God... from the church or from the heaven?

[@Armor.Bearer_831]

@@unamedzube7xb297 It really means in a close relationship with God.

[@boythee4193]

he wasn't overly padded up, which probably shows his confidence in his results. i would've been wearing a bear attack suit surrounded by pillows and bubble wrap

[@personeater747]

Have you ever seen those old russain armour for hunting bears that's just covered in spikes

[@MayLina]

@funkycat as a Russian i confirm. (For real tho, I’ve never heard of bear armour😂)

[@boythee4193]

@@MayLina here's your bear armor. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z36ohoKNbMh4iKs. as it's been noted, russians don't need bear armor, they just wrestle the bear : )

[@A-A-RonDavis2470]

He's going like 8-10 mph. I've done worse as a child lmao. Learning how to land while falling 10 ft without padding is a skill I learned because I would launch myself out of a swing at a playground higher than the swing set itself. Never injured or broke an ankle or leg over the hundreds of times I've done it. Played with fire, did tumbling and stunts as a kid like a stuntman, and willingly threw myself into situations that had a high chance for failure or injury, mainly in the name of physics and experimentation. This is something pretty much everybody can replicate, especially if the car/truck is going like 5 mph. I would volunteer (as I'm miles more athletic and more willing to take a beating) to go way faster, like 15-20 mph, but maybe not over a parking lot lol. Like a flat field or something as soft as grass. You can push the limits on grass.

[@Nightmarefhk]

"Don't do that at home" Guess I won't do that on my indoor driving course.

[@ProfessorWeird]

Underrated

[@failure7515]

Yeah, suppose I’ll do it on the road instead like in the vid

[@pacianwagner9941]

Loser, I was going to do it on my indoor driving course anyway

[@burgerboy_20]

INDOOR?

[@danielbarreiro8228]

About 50 years ago, the old cars of the A line of Buenos Aires metro used to release the doors before it had completely stopped at the station. The pneumatic system had been retrofitted to the old cars decades ago and it only pushed the doors closed and kept them closed while it run but it didn't open the doors, it just released them for you to open them, as needed. As I said the system was old and it wasn't fast so the conductor released the doors way before it had stopped, because it took a while for the air in the cylinders to escape and that would mean the train would have to stay at the station a few seconds longer. The safety was of no concern back in those days, that is the way it was. Young as I was I did as many others did, I jumped out before a complete stop, just for the thrills. My technique was to keep pulling the door open until the pressure dropped low enough so that I could open it, then I grabbed the front edge of the door frame and, while facing forward, when I dared, I'd push myself hard backwards (instead of running backwards as you did, since there was no space to do so) so that my forward speed was greatly reduced. I would still carry some forward momentum so I would land and take a couple of steps to completely slow me down, but I consistently did much better than my buddies who jumped out perpendicular or those that jumped forward, adding their own speed to that of the train car.

[@blaniac6591]

Mythbusters did this with a cannon. It worked just like you’d think it would, cannon ball just rolled out of the barrel and fell straight down lmao

[@benbarber9981]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH3YemRnbdObsMU&ab_channel=FrankNoschese

[@farmasinema]

@@benbarber9981 Thanks Ben

[@MulleDK19]

Technically, the cannon moved off of the ball, not the ball out of the cannon.

[@Plasma_Playzz]

(Explanation) *It was a canon event*

[@JohnChefman]

Jamie said in an interview that he wanted to do what this guy doing but being shot out of a sling shot off a moving truck

[@smartypants3680]

Can we just appreciate for a moment that this man risks his safety for us to learn?

[@wisequigon]

but he had a helmet :D

[@smartypants3680]

@@Lorddonen sadly, yes

[@smartypants3680]

@@wisequigon lol

[@DANGJOS]

Let's just hope he doesn't do anything crazier haha.

[@muhammadrifqiabdillah9788]

Well, he literally put his own hand in a near-vacuum chamber before

[@Sumirevins]

Finally after all these Years I've found the Guy who's in my Physics textbook

[@kunalagrawal8948]

Best comment here

[@theTrend7]

🤣😂🤣🤣

[@crazydog1750]

😂😂😂😂

[@xptechmikie]

That was actually pretty amazing. You risked your life for science and you were tremendously successful. Bravo, my friend.

[@jackbrowne2017]

“Don’t try this at home” Homeless people: 😈

[@mahanta_3559]

LMFAO

[@sometimessnarky1642]

Is that....home-o-phobic?

[@kawligabranson]

This means they can't try it at all because everywhere is their home.

[@oliverbreitenwischer6295]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@LandonMeadows]

How does homeless people have a phone

[@TheDeadTheories]

Home Depot Rep: How large of a trailer do you need? James: Big enough to get a running start. HD Rep: •__•

[@lordguy7932]

How did you get a heart? Teach me your ways.

[@Deedz_Indeed]

@@lordguy7932 I guess you learned the way lol

[@gtjman1]

For real though, the HD associate would never have allowed this rental if they legit said this was what they were using it for. Or at least they shouldn’t have.

[@marka6575]

I like how this dude is just doing this in his churches parking lot. Like bishop walks out and says “oh it’s just brother Jones doing a science project again!”

[@nathantaylor7356]

Fellow Mormon found?

[@kevinkeenan4963]

best comment ive seen

[@chadbeardall3660]

I was thinking it was looking like a Mormon chapel

[@lemon5501]

I’m sure the reaction would be more “Burn that witch down”

[@jwow5403]

the words "church" and "science" dont mix btw

[@TheTechAdmin]

1:16 As a person who has jumped out of a moving van as well as trains; I can tell you the answer is yes, you can. But the faster the train is going, the harder you have to kick off the train. If you can only jump at 10 mph, then you can ONLY jump off a train at that speed and land still. P.S. Once you land, it feels VERY strange. As all your life your body/brain knows running and jumping leads to you needing to dampen your inertia. But in this case, it doesn't happen. It causes a similar jarring feeling to being in a car accident.

[@BrooklynBeTheBoro]

Parents, THIS is why you should encourage your children to use their imagination, and follow their dreams! This man is answering every one of my childhood science questions, and having fun while doing it!

[@davidroddini1512]

Umm. Maybe let’s not encourage kids to try jumping off of moving vehicles.

[@Niffie]

They can use their imagination, but if it was something like this or if it was something like you could fly if you believe it hard enough stuff obviously there's going to be boundaries that should never be crossed.

[@BrooklynBeTheBoro]

@@davidroddini1512 😂😂😂😂😂

[@BrooklynBeTheBoro]

@@Niffie that goes without saying!

[@DANGJOS]

@@Niffie Peter Pan?

[@discrecoverysquid282]

I appreciate your trust in physics to actually take the risk here. Well done!

[@harleyspeedthrust4013]

Fozicks

[@gurgleblaster2282]

You don't need to trust physics because it just works. I mean these expirements have been verified millions of times already. Whats left to not trust?

[@billweasley1382]

@@gurgleblaster2282 Even if the physics "works" there are still plenty of things that could go wrong with the experiment that would get him hurt.

[@gurgleblaster2282]

@@billweasley1382 not at the speed in which they were moving. Hence the minimal safety equipment. worst case scenario he falls over by misjudging the speed. but he wouldn't be falling backwards at the minimal speed they were running it would be close to 0 mph. so more like a light shove and being off balance. Hence no need to "trust". you do the math weigh the outcomes and judge the risk. He is adept at all three so that equals lots of confidence. "trust" or more accurately faith is useless here.

[@moonants]

We did this as a pert of military training. - it is a cool feeling.

[@cesarvides9611]

What branch?

[@divinaallapitan2830]

Cool

[@DaltonLayne]

New quest unlocked: Join the military

[@EITY10]

For anyone wondering it's a normal training for mechanized infantry when dismounting off the ramp of an APC/IFV during an assault.

[@hassan_nrg5135]

didnt they teach u how to spell?

[@art_lobe]

(5:29) The perfect combination of goofy and cool

[@AlgoCurioso2.0]

Tom Cruise after watching this: “hold my bear”

[@SneedsterSpeedster]

Bear?

[@luks1195]

bear

[@camrocker2205]

Bear. Yes, bear

[@chieldonkers8377]

No thank you im not holding a bear

[@craigpaulson3503]

I KNEW IT!!! He does have a teddy bear. That Scientology is getting more and more strange!

[@jalexwheeler7751]

THIS. THIS is why I can never rent the damn Home Depot trailer.

[@chunkolunk]

Correct

[@jeffmorris9893]

This one deserves a special KZbin award. So many people have figured it's possible, technically, but to see it done so clearly -- like I said -- special award.

[@sovereignboss1841]

This ain't reddit boi

[@holycarp9805]

Remember that video where he talked about dementions and had his "4th demention friends" invert a bag of chips for him

[@jprec5174]

He’s essentially de accelerating so ofc it makes sense. Horizontal momentum is conserved so as long as he produces a net zero force in the opposite direction of the car’s speed then yep, he’ll fall straight down.

[@evawettergren7492]

I see this quite regularly... at the railway yard when trains are being put together... the people working with the trains often ride along on the outside when moving them, and then when they want to get off they jump in the opposite direction of where the cart is going, and land practically standing still.

[@unvalueddark]

go to jamaica, many jamaicans do it

[@keyikush]

Physics: Its still fascinating to watch even i already know the results.

[@SebbusWebbus]

This man isn’t brave or ballsy, he just completely trusts physics.

[@ixnairoz25]

Raptorjezus is that you?

[@jeanlouis243]

Indeed.

[@jeanlouis243]

@@ixnairoz25 looks like it.

[@28453499]

@@ixnairoz25 damn hes my favorite jesus

[@nemonobody6232]

reminds me of that one professor who completely trusted his life with physics and math when doing lil in class experiments with things like a swinging steel ball.

[@random_name3977]

"Honey, the weirdos are on the parking again..."

[@Fuckface-g7i]

"get the Popcorn and the phone in case we need emergency"

[@amvymavy]

Meanwhile his son: That looks fun, I wonder if I can join

[@janduchovniugale6125]

Fecking Karens!

[@Fuckface-g7i]

@@janduchovniugale6125 the hate is real

[@PastaTurtle]

Specifically an LDS church's parking lot

[@theclashingcrafter5354]

"I'm a trained professional engineer scientist" *_Yes but can you run real fast?_*

[@skwid7770]

Thata the kinda question u get in 5th grade

[@draco5991rep]

@@skwid7770 Lisa has two apples, Benjamin has three apples and Tommy has one apple. How many appels does a apple tree grow over its lifetime?

[@hectooooor]

@@draco5991rep hm, but George has 200 watermelons in his pocket

[@draco5991rep]

@@hectooooor Oh damn,, that changes everything :0

[@siriusa5298]

@@draco5991rep at least 0

[@cryptocpa1194]

The last part where you jumped on the trailer while it was going backwards was amazing.

[@GuyWithAnAmazingHat]

If there's one video that defines the "Action" in Action Lab, it's this.

[@Dylan-fj1yh]

Bro I literally asked myself about how this would work and now the answer to my question popped up in my recommended without me even searching anything related

[@gramster2011]

This has happened to me a few times it’s feeling a bit weird it used to be things I talked about in the house now it’s things I’m thinking

[@jeaniebird999]

I hate it when KZbin reads my mind! Like WTF, KZbin, I only _thought_ that, I didn't even look it up, or anything!

[@denilsonthomas]

*MINDREADERS!!* _Coming To A Movie Theater Near You_

[@AskunChanel]

Damn your FBI Agent doing a great job.

[@jeaniebird999]

@@AskunChanel That asshole deserves a raise.

[@ryank7587]

manz literally endangered himself for science

[@rayallen1671]

I mean, Mythbusters proved the same concept without risking injuries so 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@GriffinZambia]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZ7TYoVtm9eLjdk .

[@tonyhuang431]

Another example for test 2 is a treadmill but your running backwards at the same speed

[@KapePareh]

Ever heard of ElectroBoom

[@jacobfrancisco7580]

So what? hE eNdAnGereD hiMseLF!!

[@grahamconrad1418]

I remember, as a kid, I loved playing baseball. Nolan Ryan was always my favorite player (and still is to this day). I remember riding in the bed of trucks (it was the 80's! Gen X here), and I wondered what would happen if the truck I was riding in were traveling at 100 mph, and Nolan Ryan threw a pitch in the opposite direction we were traveling. I thought about it a lot and always imagined that it would just stall, and fall to the ground, from the moment he released the pitch. Thank you so much for FINALLY confirming something I've thought about since I was about 11 or 12 years old! 😅

[@raideveloper]

1800's: Imagine what people will be able to do in the future! 2021: Let's test newton's first law once again, just to be sure!

[@noobsauz1807]

Scientific method really pulling its weight here (or push and pulling)

[@MichaelSantos-ru3bb]

I had to re calibrate my brain trying to understand why the ball didn’t fly faster.... not gonna lie.

[@double_a13]

Newton's First Law- Every body continues to be in a state of rest or of uniform motion along a straight line unless compelled by an external net non zero force to act otherwise. Can anyone please explain how does this apply here with him running off a vehicle? It's related to Relative Velocity right?

[@raideveloper]

@@double_a13 yes, when a car crash you keep in the car's speed until you hit the front panel, that's why airbags become a thing, to deacelerate more slowly. When you jump from the car you'll fall in the ground and deaccelerate in an instant and it's very dangerous, because of first law

[@SuaveCityGear]

@@raideveloper thanks for sharing the wisdom smart person, I learned something new today!!!

[@TobiAnimados]

Very interesting video! So even if you can not match the speed of a vehicle moving, -in the remote case of an emergency- it would always be better to jump -if possible- to the opposite direction of the movement of the vehicle, right? Edit: Now I'm curious about jumping from a moving vehicle but without running, more like, ducking on the edge, leaning forward and jumping diagonally, almost horizontally, what is the speed of a human jump? I think something like that could be tested more safely over water.

[@esotericdamian5029]

Yes, but in an emergency you should try find a better solution

[@ADeeSHUPA]

@@esotericdamian5029 uP

[@s1unknown577]

2:40 explains this

[@juliansahne3944]

but then again it's easier to get a clean landing while looking the direction your going. Prolonging your momentum slow down while landing is way harder backwards because our bones can't bend backwards. So remember to turn around when jump in the opposite direction.

[@LordSimsa]

Ich finde das Video auch sehr spannend ("interesting"). Warum ist aber der zweite Teil von deinem Satz durchgestrichen? Gruß. WaSti

[@kattila95]

Neighbours are like "what the hell is he doing now?"

[@danm3021]

😂

[@CatsAndPokemon]

they have to be used to his antics by now. his neighbors AND his local hardware store lol

[@kingstontown7362]

Yes an English person like myself or you're Aussie but either way I'm English you spelled neighbours correctly

[@kingstontown7362]

CatsAndPokemon cats hasn't spelled it correctly

[@wonjjae]

@@kingstontown7362 why the hell does spelling matter here, you can still understand what we mean even if we don't spell stuff correctly right?

[@BigTJK]

I just found this completely absorbing. It was fascinating to watch and great to see him prove his theory.

[@xby9135]

"Im am excelent driver" imagine this was the last thing you heard

[@GradyPhilpott]

He has more faith in her than she does in him. There's a lesson to be learned there, boys.

[@conormurray5881]

Rain man

[@mhm3766]

@@GradyPhilpott incel mindset be like

[@kamikazer6484]

@@mhm3766 incel? Tf are you smoking

[@flauschi9187]

If that was the last thing I heared, i would be too dead to think something of it. Or i am gonna be deaf and have this echoing trough my head for my whole life

[@id104335409]

- Honey, do you think it would be alright if I jump off the back of a moving trailer? - I got the keys, let's go, I'm driving!

[@tonyhuang431]

Another example for test 2 is a treadmill but your running backwards at the same speed

[@bukanchannel8365]

"I'm something a trained professional engineer scientist" Me: but are you an excellent jumper yourself?

[@DaGleese]

haha yeah as a rule of thumb, being an engineer / scientist doesn't bode well for athletic ability.

[@dr.coomer789]

White men cant jump

[@DaGleese]

@@dr.coomer789 Because they don't need to.

[@dr.coomer789]

@@DaGleese he certainly did

[@coffeeman882]

@@DaGleese thats a fine roast my friend

[@tombryant52jumpscoach]

If you could run 50 mph, this experiment would be ten times the views.

[@Nuovoswiss]

I couldn't stop laughing at the idea of a train which, instead of stopping, just yeets people off the back LOL

[@koningflorian2346]

Or a train station that throws you right though the door of a speeding train

[@Ritercrazy]

Reminds me of British elevators that dont stop except to change directions.

[@nicholasstream]

The reason the train idea wouldnt work is a train is moving at 50-150 miles per hour and if you jumped off of it at max speed 150 you would get seriously the only way to survive that is pure luck. and also no ones can run a fucking 150 miles per hour.

[@Nuovoswiss]

@@nicholasstream If you watch to the end of the video, he talked about using some kind off "launcher" seats which propel you to the necessary speed. Still not exactly safe, but they would work in principle.

[@Mr.DISRESPECT]

lmafaooo

[@Anmatgreen]

Flatearther: "if the earth spins in place at s bajillion miles an hour, why don't we feel it?" Me: this video

[@sovereignsupremeamerica8295]

Do you deny physics? "An object undergoing uniform circular motion is moving with a constant speed. Nonetheless, it is accelerating due to its change in direction. The direction of the acceleration is inwards." www.physicsclassroom.com/mmedia/circmot/ucm.cfm We would absolutely FEEL the constant circular movement of earth as it's ACCELERATION inwards. Also we're on a claimed non inertial spinning reference frame in which things not attached in the inertial reference frame appear to drift 15 degrees per hour. Nothing appears to drift at 15 degrees per hour once leaving the non inertial spinning reference frame. Can anyone name one thing in nature that does? Coriolis deflection.

[@thelizardwizard8164]

@@sovereignsupremeamerica8295 wasn't there an experiment that proved the 15° drift on netflix done by flatearthers

[@alis4328]

@@sovereignsupremeamerica8295 do you understand physics? That's a rhetorical question btw. While it's true that centripetal acceleration points towards the radial in direction, the fictitious force points outwards. Therefore on the equater (where you'd feel the most acceleration) centripetal force is acting against the force of gravity by 0.35%, this is constant acceleration btw; which is unperceivable. Gyroscopes drift at 15°s an hour, and you can verify this fact yourself by making a foucault pendulum.

[@aggjohnson8488]

Flat earther detected boys

[@sykorose1966]

Water.

[@hmoviesd8615]

"She knew you were gonna fall and still let's you do it" She loves you and your passion for science!!

[@1adamgriffin1]

he'll be insured

[@Brandon_Vaz]

She's pretty

[@hmoviesd8615]

@@Brandon_Vaz she is his lobster ✨

[@darrenoak7187]

The result is what i always thought it would be, only I never tried it out. Thank you for the demonstration. A++

[@officeriswearionlystaborph7540]

this is like when you throw a ball up while your walking and it just follows you

[@patrickx2420]

I wonder how many things, that if you were throw them up, would follow you???

[@recall2880]

It doesn’t follow you you’re just throwing it slightly forward of yourself

[@h3llboyyy407]

@@recall2880 not if you're walking you just have to throw it straight up not so high and it travels with the velocity of your body.

[@trvpgame7710]

What if the person puts enough force in the direction that would best counteract the velocity of your body. And the ball lands where you were when you threw it

[@deangel9128]

@@trvpgame7710 that is basically a collision situation. Like a car hitting a wall, you would stop the velocity of the ball in the x direction. Basically, you are "hitting" the ball so it doesn't have anymore velocity in the x direction

[@grafachi4763]

Imagine when he jumped he just no clipped out of reality

[@Doctor_Straing_Strange]

backrooms... level 1

[@shuandoyle7871]

@@Doctor_Straing_Strange level 0

[@shuandoyle7871]

@Nathan Gregory what do you know what the back rooms are you start in level 0

[@Rexcelot]

@Nathan Gregory YOU KNOW WHATS CRINGE, WHEN YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND THE REFERENCE LOL

[@theinconceivablerat]

@@Rexcelot you know what's cringe? When you use cap locks to sound like pre-teen.

[@TheWorstNoob]

"Dont try this at home" Me at a highway: So basically, I can...

[@gotavideo]

Like the stuntman in those action movies

[@travissmith2056]

Correct! Do not try... do. -Yoda HaHa!

[@langstonbristol]

😂😂😂😂

[@TruthSurge]

kind of vid that amazes people who didn't pay attention in high school.

[@drew_nikonowicz]

Home Depot Rental Guy: "So what are you using the trailer for today?" Action Lab: "Oh... nothing special..."

[@piercer4882]

🤣 nice! Good eye man!

[@mattsloan32]

I was thinking the same. No way they would have let him rent it if they knew the plan.

[@somedude3887]

He even runs like a professional scientist 😂😂

[@mongolloyd5236]

Lol and jumps

[@paijo1503]

And he’s out of breath from it😂

[@paladugusampath2063]

That's racist. Stop being racist against us. 😂🤣

[@InevitableTruth.]

@@paladugusampath2063 is being a scientist can be considered a race now?

[@paladugusampath2063]

@@InevitableTruth. 2 words... WHY NOT? Racial differences, gender differences... If even a Flat-Earther can consider his/her group as an exclusive entity, why can't us people who are toiling for the ENTIRE race's benefit can't do the same? We even have sub castes. Grads, Phd's, Doctors, and then we've got those blokes at Mensa at the top of the food chain too. 🤷

[@TheAustinGonzales]

So does that mean if you were traveling the speed of a bullet and shoot in the opposite direction it would just drop to the ground

[@Spep-f4o]

pretty much

[@dsdy1205]

Yeah, it works the same no matter how high the velocity we're talking about is. Of course getting the projectile to match speeds becomes harder and harder the faster you go.

[@crazyyoutuber6780]

He already did a video on that

[@muhammadsyafiiq7203]

Yes, he proved it in the video

[@romancenturion8]

Yes, this is why supersonic jet airplanes don’t have turrets facing rearward.

[@1nfect3d.86]

Basically The First Experiment Is Based On Inertia Of Motion & The Second Is Based On Relative Velocity;You jump with the same speed as the car to get the same value in the opposite direction,make relative velocity zero

[@akshat9371]

That why he still after jump and in last attempt he move in negative direction because he didn't able to cancel the relative motion

[@MoonLiteNite]

So wait, we could make a train that travels at say 100mph. Then instead of stopping and letting people off, we just shoot them out in a cannon at 100mph.... and they land on their feet without issues???

[@SuperSayinSolidSnek]

Safely accelerating a body to 100 mph is not as simple as it seems.

[@pyroteknikk3127]

Yeah let's risk injuries possibly fatal just to save a few seconds of time to get to where you need to be

[@arq2565]

Pshyicht 😎

[@sawsawlang5412]

Yep.

[@amaizen4817]

If human bodys wouldnt be vulnerable to sudden acceleration/decceleration of such speeds then yes we could, but because of the fact that the Human body itself would have problems withstanding these kinetic energys without training, no we shouldnt

[@Can0pener]

This guy is always smiling. Even when hes just talking Pretty awesome

[@zefallafez]

Did you see his wife? This might explain why.😁

[@skinnypete8928]

He always looks like he’s in pain

[@aak-agami9734]

"Trained professionals engineer scientist" *Starts training a second later*

[@xotocnemo9997]

LOL. Literally. You're smart.

[@aak-agami9734]

@@xotocnemo9997 XDD

[@ryzenakita3362]

Yo reality is disappointing

[@jonasbutler7572]

I thought it was Kazuto

[@14bqdonk]

there is no good reason for his "don't try this at home"

[@ayushrewanshete7797]

Your videos are amazing for undergraduate students in India . I wanna tell you that many videos and experiment you do on this channel appears in the form of questions in JEE Advanced Engineering exam in India. So please make more videos about classical mechanics , Quantum Mechanics , Ray Optics, Magnetism, Dynamics experiments . I'm waiting to see more from you.

[@Splovacotto]

this is just an overly-complicated version of a treadmill

[@superchargerone]

Nope it is not. think again lol

[@superchargerone]

@AMBIKA AGARWAL nope hahaha

[@bwigmytch]

The area he is stepping on is not moving though🤔

[@adambrickley1119]

Yeah, its like when you run off the treadmill while its running and land on the side bars.

[@allenwoody5909]

Exactly what I was thinking.

[@austinhotchkiss4332]

That guy would run faster if he didn’t have iron balls.

[@therealafar6622]

Lmao i love this

[@mhbilly6454]

🤣🤣🤣

[@iAbid357]

LOL

[@justanotherinternetexpert7743]

Best comment EVER!!!

[@Barelygaming69]

😂😂

[@ytwatcher2021]

Him: don’t try this at home Also him: this is how you could safely jump off the back of a train

[@loljay3281]

You are at a train, not home bruh

[@JoshuaDavies04]

@@loljay3281 but what about my home train?

[@loljay3281]

@@JoshuaDavies04 impossible!!!

[@aydincakiroglu752]

That's if you can run as fast as the train

[@chandrasekharp6741]

Total nuts

[@jadebox]

I had the same reaction to this video as I did when Mythbusters did a similar experiment shooting a basketball out of a moving truck. I knew exactly what to expect, but it was still amazing to see in action.

[@M1412B]

Stuntman attempting to solve a quadratic equation: don’t try this at home, I’m a trained athlete and stuntman

[@berndbroot587]

waering a helmet! :D

[@jamesfoster3997]

Is no one going to mention that Mythbusters literally did this exact thing years ago, only difference is their insurance company wouldn't let them jump off the trailer

[@xpehkto]

Except Jamie wanted to slingshot himself from the trailer on high speed, not to simply jump off. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGKvfop5fbachKs

[@hollanderson]

@@xpehkto Should have contacted Jackass instead

[@skoalsoldier]

You totally freaked me out with the reverse clip. I was like “OMG SHE’S GONNA KILL HIM!” before I realized the video was just reversed 🤣

[@lucanataly6881]

🤣🤣

[@kirbo7184]

wheres the reverse clip?

[@techtalkwithsanuga9081]

its not reversed

[@YojanProductions]

@@techtalkwithsanuga9081 6:21

[@musicfriendly12]

I thought he was a magician athlete for a fraction of a sec lol

[@UrbexTroll]

Very awesome science project. I was watching the Baseball backstop in the background while watching you run off the trailer, so by the time you got to the end of the trailer you became motionless with the background.