I’m not surprised!

Took a big byte outta your storage?

Feburary 11 2022…

How much storage was needed for the 1mil fps? =)

@@BurntFaceMan A lot ?

That's impressive as they only started in 2010.

@@MarcelVos Must be the same temporal memory as Amber Heard!

Stickman... WHAT is so strange about this excellent highly successful show still being posted on UKposts, and after nine or ten years as a very popular show?? This fantastic episode has had over 800K views in the first nine or so hours. I fail to see anything strange about it! This innovative show IS going strong, no doubt about it!

Because they are Slow* Mo Guys *Slow, Steady and Strong.

same style of show different show bro

Ok

I immediately thought of you whe he said that xD

It's a Tom World after all!

The shock from the Glock, Left a splatter of batter, A drop from a glob, An egg on my leg.

The sequel to "Burning Hot Oil On My Leg"

fractalssss

'Infinitely divisible' Planck time enters the chat*

Divisibility is too much for 00:37!

I gotta say though, surely it should be infinitely divisible or infinite divisibility 😂

Xeno wants a word

it is exactly 0.5648 seconds if you're into decimals

That really does put it into perspective! Dang.

Eggchange*

they have been friends for so long and it shows

😁😁😁😁

Wholesome? That's when I realized we were playing the shell game!

Glad I wasn't the only one who appreciated that addition

Sounds exactly like the "hit" from Silo Entertainment airsoft videos. The hit marker confirms it for me. Nice reference guys!

I just love how Dan played it off like nothing happened, but the editor was like: "naw, I saw that..."

Clowing on poor Dan lmao

@@ClipsByMiles its just call of dutys old hit marker sound and image

Gav actually does all the sound design! He uploaded a video of the process, it takes many hours and a lot of tweaking and finding things for a final product

I hadn't even noticed that but now I'm dying lol

ME TOO LMAO

Like the one where they put a spray can on a charcoal grill and it launched upwards like an SLBM.

Big agree!

Sorry Dan, time to get annihilated by a football again.

All the giant balloon videos

Absolutely

Reminds me of when they were just doing the stupidest but best videos back in England it was great, my brother showed me this channel probably 10 or 11 years ago when I was in primary school and been watching it ever since, never gets old.

maybe the real FPS are the friends we made along the way?

@@christianh.4881 Imagine making a million Friends Per Second.

Cracking jokes, I see what you did there.

@Ayoto 🅥 Buzz off, bot.

The hit marker was *chef’s kiss*

I thought the whole thing was very impressive

I came down here to say the same thing

14:05

Made me laugh. Gotta love subtle details.

Yeah, love hit markers. Best thing to come from call of duty

Had me dying! xD

Hit like in ASG clips😁👌

Hahaha same same

I just went looking for this comment, I laughed so hard 😂😂

Irony is getting poked in the eye by your safety glasses.

Timeframe?

@@RubenTafteberg 14:05 they even added an animation and a sound effect to it lol

🤣🤣 I didn’t catch that the first time lol

THAT was the point where his street cred was ruined 😆

@@harriehausenman8623 hahahaha

that's not as fast as I would expect. I suppose it shows how fast our cameras have become

@@ijd990 There are cameras that we can observe such ludicrous speed.

That gives me an idea: they could go near an astronomical observatory that uses laser adaptive optics and coordinate with the observatory so they aim the camera to catch the laser turning on and the light wavefront moving upwards into the sky. You’d have to be quite some distance away to see several frames of light advancing.

@@yoted They have already done something with CalTech to capture footage of the speed of light. They scatter a laser beam through a bottle of water with a small amount of milk to scatter the light so the sensors can detect it, and they don't use just one sensor but many, arranged so that they each fire just picoseconds after each other, thus capturing images that can show how a wave of light travels through the bottle. It's on their channel

@@yoted They have a video of filming light in 10 tirlllion fps

The description says that the sound design is done by Daniel Fabelo. I agree, they do a good job.

@@super0nofa interesting! Hadn’t noticed that until now. I just remember in a slow mo guys 2 video Gav went through sound design and he was amazing at it. New guy is doing a great job too clearly!

Thought the same while watching this.

porcodio!

Thx for main video

they have made money for sure i was watching back in 2010

Which, I might point out, he most *definitely* is NOT. Dan, you hear me? You are every bit Gav's match, just in a different way! In other words, love you BOTH!!

oh how i envy you to be able to take enjoyment in the smallest of things and not be miserable all the time like me

I totally agree!!

Love the personality.

no way you guys are here

14:06 Poor Dan. :(

Nice to see u here @TEM

🤓 ☝you said see twice

I don't think that's a shockwave since that happens in the barrel. Pretty sure that is just a pressure wave.

your mind is going to vaporize when you learn that theres a 70 trillion fps camera

​@@digitalscale76 thats literally beyond comprehension is the camera used for any kind of research or something?

@@_justsomestranger6919 yes it's a camera that requires lots of special equipment, precise computing and many lasers. But I mean there has been footage of a camera capturing a shor beam of light entering a coca cola bottle for ages nowm

@@digitalscale76 human eye cant process more than 1-7b frames per second.

@@nakul8345 doesn't matter. Slowed down it becomea clear.

same!

I liked your comment cause you got 666 likes. That terrified me. 😂

If anything, it just keeps getting better and better, without ever fundamentaly changing it's core format. And that might jsut be unique for this plattform

@@Elandrianthetrue maybe the hydraulic press channel but there aren’t many others

@@Discotekh_Dynasty no offense but the hydraulic press channels got absolutely nothing on these two magnificent brits

Wow

Would you care to elaborate?

It’s cool, cause if they used to same camera they used for the filming light it would take years for us to watch the the bullet go a few millimeters. I could be totally wrong but I think that’s what I remember from their video

@@BonaDeum If light travels 1 foot per nanosecoond. which is similar to saying a photon (the physical particle the camera sensor and your eye "see") travels at that same speed. so in 500 nanoseconds that photon will have covered only 500 feet. If you took a video of something where the subject is far enough away, the photons you recorded had already bounced off the subject long (relatively speaking) before you even started recording. Effectively you are literally seeing the visual past. Technically everything you see is you seeing how things used to be. it is impossible to see things as they are in the present. normally the time differential doesn't matter because light is a speedy boi. but when you take it into the macro level it matters more.

@@RedHealerMatt That was fascinating, thanks!

Liquid is actually gonna do this pretty much every time bc of how fast it's traveling, basically it can only compress so far at a molecular level, before the force exerted by the liquid is temporarily equal to the force being exerted by the bullet, at which point force of motion is redirected, and there's a bit of loss of force in the bullet.

*Hydraulics*

I was going to like this but its on 420

@@adubz1986 what am I supposed to do with this information?

wow

@@idkicy2690 store it in ur memory

@Nick M crringeeeee

Where was he?

Me too!

@@monsieurb90 During Covid quarantine he and Gav were unable to do vids together. Dan was in Europe while Gav was in the Us. That’s why some of the vids had only Gav in them.

@@dragonlordofchaos Thx! ;)

He mentions that you can see the muzzle flash at 9:39. He's looks to be only a couple feet from the egg, so theres really not much aiming to be done as long as you take into account that at nearly point blank range, your sights are half an inch or so higher than your bore (depending on the firearm's design and the sights or optic utilized), and it looks like he did mind that.

@The Game Shorts 🅥 no one cares

I literally just messaged my friend this same thing after he sent me this video. Microscope on time. 👌

Exactly.

totally!

If you haven't seen it, there's a video on the second channel where Gav walks you through that whole process, I definitely recommend it ukposts.info/have/v-deo/fXh1aYaJqYllr6c.html

Haha I just wrote the same thing 😂

No

@@216trixie they literally have a video talking about it

Err no they're not, they're really really hot. Sorry, couldn't resist that one.

Won't it be to bright and damage to $100k camera?

@@protipskiptoendofvideoandr286 Maybe fit a solar filter that's used on telescopes.

Lmao yes

Fancy seeing you here Manni

Bit of an overreaction

F-ing hilarious. 🤣

Bro... it's just an old AF meme 🤨

There's a camera that can get to a trillionth, although it works different and unsure whether it can do this type of test, it is able to monitor the speed of light.

timestamp!

and his comment: "that's actually a shadow from the... nothing..." LOL

Well said! Same

It's weird, isn't it? Shockwaves are the coolest thing to see and I can't even explain why. But if an explosion doesn't have a visible shockwave it's just not a cool explosion to look at.

@@moos5221 seriously!!!!

@@plasmabol lmao that made me laugh 😂

or what once was a lab coat

or lab was coat a what once

WOWW YOU DON'T READ MY PROFILE PICTURE

.25 speed is funny anyways

how would you do that though? they need to be able to start and stop recording ASAP before and after the action and the person would be able to know whats about to happen. seems pretty impossible

@@dirtrider88 I know that's impossible. But can I dream about it?)

The bullet is pretty hot, i think it is cooked egg, rather then a piece of the shell.

@@razyi9183 You're probably right, that would also explain how it stuck to the tip of the bullet in such a form-fitting way before spinning off. Good catch!

thx

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i clicked the 1 million fps one and an ad rick rolled me XD

you miss 14:05 xD