Gavin Free and Daniel Gruchy from The Slow-Mo Guys used a blowtorch on some batteries to film them explode and fire off like rockets in both 28,500fps and 70,000fps slow motion. Watch the video below.
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Airbag Rainbow Explosion in Slow Motion
Gav and Dan from The Slow-Mo Guys filmed their latest round of colorful experiment by combining colored powder and 25 air bags to create gorgeous exploding rainbows. Watch the video below.
Stunning Video Shows Lava Plunges into Sea in Hawaii
A red hot lava āFire Hoseā causes a massive explosion in the Pacific Ocean off the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii. The ensuing steam explosions occurred Jan. 28 and Jan. 29, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Watch the video below. via: Live Science
RC Car in Slow Motion
Gav and Dan from The Slow-Mo Guys filmed their latest round of experiments with a couple of Traxxas XO-1 RC cars in slow motion. The video was filmed at 1,000 frames per second, which made the tiny models look like a Hollywood stunt cars.
Elide Fire: The Fire Extinguishing Ball
Elide fire extinguishing ball is the quickest and most effective way of stopping the fire instantly. The ball can be thrown into an open flame, and it will explode in a cloud of flame suppression chemicals, extinguishing it in the blink of an eye. There isĀ also holders designed specifically for the ball, it can even… Continue reading Elide Fire: The Fire Extinguishing Ball
How to Light a Match with a Rubber Band
Mr. Gear posted a video demonstrating how to light a match using a rubber band and another match. The technique requires some practice to master.
Amazing 6000 Matches Chain Reaction
YouTube channel HTD put together a set of 6,000 matches into a large block and lit up a single match in the corner to create a chain reaction. Watch the video below.
Spectacular Timelapse of Mount Etna Eruption
On December 3, 2015, Photographer Marco Restivo, 29, captured an incredible time-lapse video of Mount Etna, Europe’s tallest active volcano spitting fire and sending plumes of smoke into the air. This is the first eruption to reach the surface ofĀ Etna’sĀ Voragine crater in two years. Marco used photoĀ editing software to overlap five images to create one… Continue reading Spectacular Timelapse of Mount Etna Eruption