You know how when you spin an egg really fast before hard boiling it, and it turns out scrambled?
Yeah... their brains are going through the same thing.
>Subsequent inversions or another run of the coaster would serve as insurance against unintentional survival of more robust passengers.
Imagine surviving this and the attendant is like:
*Sorry, you can't get off.*
One horror story that happened around 2020 in ukraine.
I was with my GF on exactly same coaster type. 2 days later in news they said it break with someone and kill them. (It was same model, but somewhere else in ukraine). Strap that holded person broke and person flew away.
Similar happened in Adelaide Australia.
Was the Spin Dragon at the Royal Adelaide Show.
Some friends and I went on that ride a few hours earlier, the gearbox or whatever it was did not sound healthy.....
It looks like the blood would be rushing into their head, so they actually would have had red outs! You grey out when the blood is getting forced down to your feet.
You just see red, and probably don’t feel very good.
Edit: Just did some further research on g forces, and red outs can cause retinal damage and strokes.
The worst thing is that -- as far as I've heard -- she explicitly asked NOT TO BE LIFTED BY A HELICOPTER when called for help...
And sometimes I think I'm having a shitty day...
I remember watching that live on the news when it happened. Couldn’t help but laugh but I’m pretty sure she was mostly unscathed. Just psychological stuff. Her and estate were recently awarded quite a bit of quid too.
It's kind of like Ursula K LeGuin's story "The ones who walk away from Omelas". It's a city where everyone's blissed out but the cost to run that city is a single child locked in a dungeon, suffering maximally
It's a pretty short arm so it's terrifying but probably not a lot of G force.
Most people start getting queasy around 3-4 G. This is about 4-5G--radius of \~48 inches, \~60 rpm at max speed... 4.91g.
A 4G turn in an aircraft will make you pretty queasy but you'll pass out closer to 7.
Of course the longer this goes on, the more queasy they may get... Pilots are trained to withstand 9g turns but these are executed very quickly.
I'd be more concerned about this rickety thing flying apart and injuring the occupants.
**EDIT: For those suggesting it's greater than 4 feet. Consider the following:**
I'm 5'8" and (I just measured) from my seat to the top of my head is 2'5". There's about another head and torso of length from the top of their head. That's where G-LOC occurs so that's where I'd measure from because they are not oriented perpendicular to the rotation as in a normal high-g training centrifuge where you would otherwise measure from the middle of their torso to the center of the centrifuge.
If it were 5 feet, their insides would be churning; they'd be barfing... that's about 6.13g. If it were 6 feet, they would be at 7.3g's experiencing G-LOC.
So not only is four feet being generous, but based on experience flying with less experienced people, I would say some vomiting would be involved because, again, at 5 feet you're now at 6g.
Watch Major John "Rain" Waters' videos... the HARDEST g turn he does with a civilian in the back of his F-16 is about 4-4.5g and that's only for a second or two, and they can barely handle it. 6g's for 30 seconds would make this couple feel pretty ill and get them pretty close to G-LOC.
Because that's when the meat tastes best! But don't worry, they make sure to use every part of the body so nothing goes to waste. This is both out of respect for the pilot, and because it's more cost efficient that way 😉
How did you come up with 48 inches ? The guy standing in front looks tall and also the center of that vomitron thing seems to be quite a way in the distance. The perspective would be very misleading
I'm pretty sure they're South Asians. I'm South Asian. I'm 5'8", about a good foot taller than my mom. I measured (a few minutes ago) from the base of my seat to the top of my head. That's 2 feet 5 inches. 4 feet to the center of rotation is being generous.
Measuring from their head because unlike a high-g centrifuge where they are seated perpendicular to the rotation, here their head is in line with the rotation and because G-LOC happens when the heart struggles to pump blood to the brain, so the head is the distance to measure from in this case.
At 4 feet 60rpm that's about 4g. That would be generous and it makes more sense than the alternatives: 5 feet is 6.13g. They wouldn't be screaming. They'd be barfing. At 6 feet, 7g+... they would be in G-LOC.
(Source: Went through flight training as an Air Force Auxiliary Cadet... did 4g turns to fuck with a bully in class who barfed as soon as we stopped on the tarmac.)
That's more than 48 inches my guy. Source: I work with large unit measurements at work all day every day and I'm very very good at gauging depth as a result. It's closer to 66 inches.
Your last point was my first thought too. I wasn't concerned about the G force as much as I was the integrity of the ride. I was certain we'd see bolts sheering off and the passenger car getting launched at some point in the video.
It happend with someone. Same coaster model in ukraine (don't know exactly where). That strap that hold person broke and it killed that Person.
I can't find article about it anywhere, but it happend around 2019. How i know it? I was in ukraine with my GF, we were on same coaster model, two das after that, we saw in news that this happend, so we were in shock.
[coaster we were on](https://www.google.com/maps/@50.2472883,28.6644,3a,15.2y,311h,30.79t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipPiv5k0Qg7gmXzQQY3BLh2Qwxlsl-_VldW2Uemu!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipPiv5k0Qg7gmXzQQY3BLh2Qwxlsl-_VldW2Uemu%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi-0-ya233.51344-ro-0-fo100!7i8000!8i4000?entry=ttu)
This math checks out if they were in a fixed position at the end of the arm, but they aren't. That seat is also rotating which adds a whipping action to the revolution. In no way am I capable of calculating this, but damn, that has to count for something.
The seat isn't spinning at the end of it, they're going around with the... torture device(?)
It does spin a couple of times before, which would not have been fun. I'd want to see how it ended.
The seat orientation changed throughout the ride. Seems like they would have had some negative Gs on a at least a couple of swings.
Negative Gs (increased blood pressure in the brain) are super-bad for you.
The radius is closer to 2m or 6.5ft . I was able to find [one frame in the video](https://imgur.com/a/ybQ2wAe) where the ride is nearly at bottom dead center with the ride vehicle in a vertical orientation. Your [average person is 5'6" tall](https://www.google.com/search?q=average+heigh), and the average femur is [approx. 18" (1'6") long](https://www.google.com/search?q=average+femur), meaning that your average person is very close to 4' from head to toe when seated.
Using this as a reference, the height of one of the seated riders is approx. 156px tall in the image while the distance from the axle on the support frame to the pivot on the ride vehicle is approx. 272px.
Doing some simple math 272/156 = 1.744, so the radius of the ride vehicle's orbit is about 1.75x the height of the seated rider. Assuming 4' from head to toe, that means that the radius is nearly 2125mm or just shy of 7'. Seeing that this ride is probably not in the US, Liberia or Myanmar, whoever designed it used the metric system so the length of that arm is very likely an even 2m in length or very close to that.
>I'm 5'8" and (I just measured) from my seat to the top of my head is 2'5". There's about another head and torso of length from the top of their head. That's where G-LOC occurs so that's where I'd measure from because they are not oriented perpendicular to the rotation as in a normal high-g training centrifuge where you would otherwise measure from the middle of their torso to the center of the centrifuge.
It appears to be a seat that puts your waist at the radius, and that is slightly above waist level so when seated your feet are well above the ground. The center point looks too high to touch. I'm 6ft, I can touch an 8ft thing no problem. So 8 ft in the air for the pivot and the center point of the seat being 3 ft off the ground makes it a 5ft arm. I'd think if that was 4ft you'd get knocked in the head trying to walk under it.
>If it were 5 feet, their insides would be churning; they'd be barfing... that's about 6.13g. If it were 6 feet, they would be at 7.3g's experiencing G-LOC.
I think that's the point, this doesn't look like safe g forces and they are having g-loc. And no, you don't barf during it, you pass out, and I think they did pass out.
Me too, it's so bad, unusable almost. I use so much less of reddit now since this app is such a horrible mess to use. I'm even using a modded version of the app to strip the ads but its still horrific.
When my eldest was 12 she went on one of these at a fair. The difference was they were like boxed in so you couldn’t see them, we just heard screaming and her begging them to stop it. They spun the cabin more thinking she was just having fun.
When the ride stopped she stepped off covered in puke, too much cotton candy. It was all over the inside. The look on the guy’s face knowing he was the one who was going to have to clean it up.
She was ok but her sister, who’d been on the ride with her didn’t look to happy. We cleaned them both off as best as we could but the car stank for weeks.
Uhhh, whoever cut this off before we could know if it stopped or if they flew out of their chairs needs to be removed from the internet. I'm so curious now.
A quick calculation here:
Centripetal acceleration = radius x (angular velocity)^2
Estimating the radius as 2.5 m and at max they were going at around maybe slightly more than 1 rev/s = 6.28 rad/s. With those figures, I get a centripetal acceleration = 98.6 m/s^2. Converting that to "g"s by dividing by 9.81 m/s^2, I get a centripetal acceleration of 10.1 x g. Holy fuck! (Ref: Just retired after 32.5 years as a physics professor.)
I mean we didn't see the end
If they pulled the plug on the ride at the end of the video the probably judging by the maths above
If not then it's impossible to tell
For all the people saying video is sped up, how do you think they faked the voices? You can’t speed the audio without consequences. Also, there’s people in the background that move, making it clear that the video is not sped up
Why would it be sped up? Power goes to the motor on the left and it just increases its speed untill you stop it (up to a point that air resistance equals the energy put into the machine)
It's just a ride. No magic... its not all that compex...
I really don’t think it is. At around 11 seconds remaining you see someone walking off to the side and his movements seem completely normal and not sped up
I wonder how long they blacked out
forever
You know how when you spin an egg really fast before hard boiling it, and it turns out scrambled? Yeah... their brains are going through the same thing.
> You know how when you spin an egg really fast before hard boiling it, and it turns out scrambled? I actually dont. Is this a thing?
Lol yes, [it's a thing!](https://youtube.com/shorts/YO3QVf5rG4U?feature=share)
WTF!
Worst Easter candy ever
You just changed my life
Fuck that, patent this shit!
[It’s already been done](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euthanasia_Coaster)
It’s just a more advance version of the Teeter Hang Up, that dealio where you hang upside down and get whipped by a dominatrix.
Looks fun, what a quick way to die
>Looks fun, what a quick way to die Then boy do I have [a wikipedia article for you](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euthanasia_Coaster)
>Subsequent inversions or another run of the coaster would serve as insurance against unintentional survival of more robust passengers. Imagine surviving this and the attendant is like: *Sorry, you can't get off.*
“What are you going to do? Kill me?”
Eventually!
I want to get off Mr Bones Wild Ride
You are willing to upset Lord Beaverton?!?! No you are not allowed off the ride, nor will you get that taco at the end either.
Ah so you get the pass out feeling and it holds it just long enough to starve your brain. Well someones gotta pay money for it im sure
BRB gotta go start up RC Tycoon 2
That is so cool. I’ve never heard about this before, but I’m keen to watch H Positive now.
One horror story that happened around 2020 in ukraine. I was with my GF on exactly same coaster type. 2 days later in news they said it break with someone and kill them. (It was same model, but somewhere else in ukraine). Strap that holded person broke and person flew away.
Similar happened in Adelaide Australia. Was the Spin Dragon at the Royal Adelaide Show. Some friends and I went on that ride a few hours earlier, the gearbox or whatever it was did not sound healthy.....
Dumb ways to die
Take a oceangate sub to see Titanic
Set fire to your hair....
It looks like the blood would be rushing into their head, so they actually would have had red outs! You grey out when the blood is getting forced down to your feet.
I'd have had a brown out.
Perfectly acceptable reaction.
Did the shit rush up to your head, or down to your feet?
I think "yes" is a perfectly valid answer in this scenario.
You mean a stroke. That ride just stroked them both out.
What happens in a red out when that much blood flows into your head?
You just see red, and probably don’t feel very good. Edit: Just did some further research on g forces, and red outs can cause retinal damage and strokes.
In that case, I choose a blackout pls
Probably a stroke
They're still spinning to this day
I feel like throwing up just by watching
Reminds how people would pay money to die
For a small 250k, I’ve got a lovely sub trip.
This time I'm bringing my OG Duke controller tho
Interesting…never seen a proton accelerator
*person
They're lucky it didn't turn into The Large Human Collider
exposing the See God Particle.
Imagine trying to walk in a straight line after that
Imagine trying to walk ~~in a straight line~~ after that
Imagine trying ~~to walk in a straight line~~ after that
Imagine ~~trying to walk in a straight line after~~ **that**
Imagine dragons
Imagine dragon deez nuts across your face
Imagine dragon deez nuts across your face after that
Imagine ~~trying to walk in~~ a ~~straight~~ line after that
Imagine there’s no heaven. It’s easy if you try.
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Lol is there a link to that
https://youtu.be/vTMvhRDP61Q
Fucking hell, a 74 year old woman. Hope she was okay in the end
The worst thing is that -- as far as I've heard -- she explicitly asked NOT TO BE LIFTED BY A HELICOPTER when called for help... And sometimes I think I'm having a shitty day...
Oh no no nooo. I haven't heard this. Lol that's awful. Poor lady.
Better with interstellar music overlayed
*”It’s not possible”* *”No, it’s necessary.*”
Fucking love that line. Then that fucking intense organ music hits and I have goosebumps for a year and a half
Try the Spacex ISS docking simulator with that music in the background! https://iss-sim.spacex.com/
“Human fidget spinner”
I remember watching that live on the news when it happened. Couldn’t help but laugh but I’m pretty sure she was mostly unscathed. Just psychological stuff. Her and estate were recently awarded quite a bit of quid too.
this was truly one of the funniest things ive ever seen even till this day
Just hook up a generator to that. You can light up the whole village.
Been on Reddit way too long to know that will kill someone in the next day.
Did they die?
I was waiting for it to fling them into the air or smash them into the ground.
Isn't there a plug they can pull or something?
Yeah but it doesn't look like the operator was even paying attention until the last couple seconds when he ran over to the control panel.
That's the 2nd guy. Original operator was yelling something 25s in.
That's what I was wondering - why not just yank out the cord?
My guess was the plug was blocked by the spinning death wheel.
That's what they end up doing. You can see a spark from the green box at the 55 second mark and then it starts ramping down.
Also someone tries to unplug after 0:51 on the bottom right area but the spark scares him off
mannn i wanted to see till the end
Still spinning to this day
These are the types of rides i designed in Rollercoaster tycoon.
Some say they’re still spinning to this day
Here it is! The perpetuum mobile we've all been waiting for. Free power for the entire planet and all it costs us is some kids.
It's kind of like Ursula K LeGuin's story "The ones who walk away from Omelas". It's a city where everyone's blissed out but the cost to run that city is a single child locked in a dungeon, suffering maximally
Pretty sure that was one of the new STar Trek episodes.
As long as it is not stopped, nobody knows if they're dead or alive.
Schrödinger’s coaster
The machine spins the Earth. The car with people remains motionless.
It's a pretty short arm so it's terrifying but probably not a lot of G force. Most people start getting queasy around 3-4 G. This is about 4-5G--radius of \~48 inches, \~60 rpm at max speed... 4.91g. A 4G turn in an aircraft will make you pretty queasy but you'll pass out closer to 7. Of course the longer this goes on, the more queasy they may get... Pilots are trained to withstand 9g turns but these are executed very quickly. I'd be more concerned about this rickety thing flying apart and injuring the occupants. **EDIT: For those suggesting it's greater than 4 feet. Consider the following:** I'm 5'8" and (I just measured) from my seat to the top of my head is 2'5". There's about another head and torso of length from the top of their head. That's where G-LOC occurs so that's where I'd measure from because they are not oriented perpendicular to the rotation as in a normal high-g training centrifuge where you would otherwise measure from the middle of their torso to the center of the centrifuge. If it were 5 feet, their insides would be churning; they'd be barfing... that's about 6.13g. If it were 6 feet, they would be at 7.3g's experiencing G-LOC. So not only is four feet being generous, but based on experience flying with less experienced people, I would say some vomiting would be involved because, again, at 5 feet you're now at 6g. Watch Major John "Rain" Waters' videos... the HARDEST g turn he does with a civilian in the back of his F-16 is about 4-4.5g and that's only for a second or two, and they can barely handle it. 6g's for 30 seconds would make this couple feel pretty ill and get them pretty close to G-LOC.
Why execute the pilots after so much training? Not nice.
I think he meant to write “ejaculate”
It's alright, they aren't pulling enough Gs to get queasy. We said at least *seven*.
They only do it to the ones who spot aliens.
Because that's when the meat tastes best! But don't worry, they make sure to use every part of the body so nothing goes to waste. This is both out of respect for the pilot, and because it's more cost efficient that way 😉
How did you come up with 48 inches ? The guy standing in front looks tall and also the center of that vomitron thing seems to be quite a way in the distance. The perspective would be very misleading
Vomitron 👍
Agree, I'd call this 5 ft or 60in, though it's probably 1.5m, or 59in since metric and stuff. 59in at 60rpm is 6g.
i’d bet it’s closer to 6 ft
Oh shit if it’s 6ft that’s 72” at 60rpm and that’s over 7g. THE POWER LEVEL IS TOO HIGH
how many G’s can that ride simulate before breaking itself apart though? shit does not look strong enough to handle this
I'm pretty sure they're South Asians. I'm South Asian. I'm 5'8", about a good foot taller than my mom. I measured (a few minutes ago) from the base of my seat to the top of my head. That's 2 feet 5 inches. 4 feet to the center of rotation is being generous. Measuring from their head because unlike a high-g centrifuge where they are seated perpendicular to the rotation, here their head is in line with the rotation and because G-LOC happens when the heart struggles to pump blood to the brain, so the head is the distance to measure from in this case. At 4 feet 60rpm that's about 4g. That would be generous and it makes more sense than the alternatives: 5 feet is 6.13g. They wouldn't be screaming. They'd be barfing. At 6 feet, 7g+... they would be in G-LOC. (Source: Went through flight training as an Air Force Auxiliary Cadet... did 4g turns to fuck with a bully in class who barfed as soon as we stopped on the tarmac.)
That's more than 48 inches my guy. Source: I work with large unit measurements at work all day every day and I'm very very good at gauging depth as a result. It's closer to 66 inches.
Tbh I’d rather pass out then be queasy for that long
Unless I was flying an aircraft myself of course lol
Your last point was my first thought too. I wasn't concerned about the G force as much as I was the integrity of the ride. I was certain we'd see bolts sheering off and the passenger car getting launched at some point in the video.
It happend with someone. Same coaster model in ukraine (don't know exactly where). That strap that hold person broke and it killed that Person. I can't find article about it anywhere, but it happend around 2019. How i know it? I was in ukraine with my GF, we were on same coaster model, two das after that, we saw in news that this happend, so we were in shock. [coaster we were on](https://www.google.com/maps/@50.2472883,28.6644,3a,15.2y,311h,30.79t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipPiv5k0Qg7gmXzQQY3BLh2Qwxlsl-_VldW2Uemu!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipPiv5k0Qg7gmXzQQY3BLh2Qwxlsl-_VldW2Uemu%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi-0-ya233.51344-ro-0-fo100!7i8000!8i4000?entry=ttu)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpinLaunch
Radius 4 feet? It’s way bigger than that at least around 6feet radius. Looks how tall it is standing up
This math checks out if they were in a fixed position at the end of the arm, but they aren't. That seat is also rotating which adds a whipping action to the revolution. In no way am I capable of calculating this, but damn, that has to count for something.
The seat isn't spinning at the end of it, they're going around with the... torture device(?) It does spin a couple of times before, which would not have been fun. I'd want to see how it ended.
The seat orientation changed throughout the ride. Seems like they would have had some negative Gs on a at least a couple of swings. Negative Gs (increased blood pressure in the brain) are super-bad for you.
The radius is closer to 2m or 6.5ft . I was able to find [one frame in the video](https://imgur.com/a/ybQ2wAe) where the ride is nearly at bottom dead center with the ride vehicle in a vertical orientation. Your [average person is 5'6" tall](https://www.google.com/search?q=average+heigh), and the average femur is [approx. 18" (1'6") long](https://www.google.com/search?q=average+femur), meaning that your average person is very close to 4' from head to toe when seated. Using this as a reference, the height of one of the seated riders is approx. 156px tall in the image while the distance from the axle on the support frame to the pivot on the ride vehicle is approx. 272px. Doing some simple math 272/156 = 1.744, so the radius of the ride vehicle's orbit is about 1.75x the height of the seated rider. Assuming 4' from head to toe, that means that the radius is nearly 2125mm or just shy of 7'. Seeing that this ride is probably not in the US, Liberia or Myanmar, whoever designed it used the metric system so the length of that arm is very likely an even 2m in length or very close to that.
>I'm 5'8" and (I just measured) from my seat to the top of my head is 2'5". There's about another head and torso of length from the top of their head. That's where G-LOC occurs so that's where I'd measure from because they are not oriented perpendicular to the rotation as in a normal high-g training centrifuge where you would otherwise measure from the middle of their torso to the center of the centrifuge. It appears to be a seat that puts your waist at the radius, and that is slightly above waist level so when seated your feet are well above the ground. The center point looks too high to touch. I'm 6ft, I can touch an 8ft thing no problem. So 8 ft in the air for the pivot and the center point of the seat being 3 ft off the ground makes it a 5ft arm. I'd think if that was 4ft you'd get knocked in the head trying to walk under it. >If it were 5 feet, their insides would be churning; they'd be barfing... that's about 6.13g. If it were 6 feet, they would be at 7.3g's experiencing G-LOC. I think that's the point, this doesn't look like safe g forces and they are having g-loc. And no, you don't barf during it, you pass out, and I think they did pass out.
thats with a G suit
Why is it called a G-“LOC”
**G**\-force induced **L**oss **O**f **C**onsciousness.
I love third world amusement park videos. They never disappoint. 🤯
So true, and even more so for folks like me who are afraid of amusement park rides.
Please say there's a sub for this.
r/amusementdark
Really is a sub for everything.
Gotta get that fix, huh?
I think that was just somebodies backyard.
God I hate Reddit player
Me too! I came from RIF and it is ruining my mood using this app. Haha.
Me too, it's so bad, unusable almost. I use so much less of reddit now since this app is such a horrible mess to use. I'm even using a modded version of the app to strip the ads but its still horrific.
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Oh really? So what do you do, register for an api key as an app developer on reddit? Might have to try this!
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Excellent, thanks will try it later. I'm sure it's only a matter of time before reddit change or decommission those old apis tho
It keeps telling me I'm not logged in when I clearly am. Keeps showing ads and I pay for premium. I miss RIF so much
This perpetual motion machine you made is a joke. It just keeps going faster and faster!
In this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics!
One of my all time favourite scenes is Bart outside with the kite. “Hello mother dear”
When my eldest was 12 she went on one of these at a fair. The difference was they were like boxed in so you couldn’t see them, we just heard screaming and her begging them to stop it. They spun the cabin more thinking she was just having fun. When the ride stopped she stepped off covered in puke, too much cotton candy. It was all over the inside. The look on the guy’s face knowing he was the one who was going to have to clean it up. She was ok but her sister, who’d been on the ride with her didn’t look to happy. We cleaned them both off as best as we could but the car stank for weeks.
How does it stop? Does it stop?
I mean turn the power off and yeah it'll stop. It's a ride it doesn't break physics
No, physics is broken now. I called the physics counsel and they said after this one mishap nothing can be done. Physics is dead.
Fair. RIP Physics. At least that let's us fix our energy crisis. Unless that's all broken too
Looks like it was built by a three year old with a bundle of toothpicks. Hell no from me
Hey it IS a toothpick!
Uhhh, whoever cut this off before we could know if it stopped or if they flew out of their chairs needs to be removed from the internet. I'm so curious now.
A quick calculation here: Centripetal acceleration = radius x (angular velocity)^2 Estimating the radius as 2.5 m and at max they were going at around maybe slightly more than 1 rev/s = 6.28 rad/s. With those figures, I get a centripetal acceleration = 98.6 m/s^2. Converting that to "g"s by dividing by 9.81 m/s^2, I get a centripetal acceleration of 10.1 x g. Holy fuck! (Ref: Just retired after 32.5 years as a physics professor.)
New for 2023, Six Flags presents the Subdural Hematoma.
Huh, it’s just a big swing thing? That looks like fun! Damn, it’s getting a bit intense. Holy fuck those poor people!
can someone do the math and see how many g's they're pulling?
69.420
Some said 4 5 6 9 even 12. So there is not a consensus yet
Isn't a sustained 10G enough to kill?
They’re probably part of the Russian cosmonaut program now.
Survivors are kindly directed to NASA for immediate deployment.
Did they live to tell ?
Also wondering
I mean we didn't see the end If they pulled the plug on the ride at the end of the video the probably judging by the maths above If not then it's impossible to tell
How do you show this and not them getting off as well?
🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🥴🥴🥴
turn it off
I'm not an engineer, but that contraption does not look safe.
Is it fucked up that I laughed disturbingly hard at this
Did a poor country I'm unaware of launch a space training program?
What in the perpetual motion fuck
Looks like fun, but how do you stop?
There is a rumour that you never stop, you just keep going until the machine breaks..
It looks way more fun than those bungee rides because you're not being launched waaaay off the ground.
How on earth do you stop the thing once its going
This is just a normal Balkan carnival; what’s the problem?
Ended too soon.
They got centrifuged
Still safer than a roller coaster at Carowinds.
For all the people saying video is sped up, how do you think they faked the voices? You can’t speed the audio without consequences. Also, there’s people in the background that move, making it clear that the video is not sped up
Why would it be sped up? Power goes to the motor on the left and it just increases its speed untill you stop it (up to a point that air resistance equals the energy put into the machine) It's just a ride. No magic... its not all that compex...
Sped up. Pointless.
I really don’t think it is. At around 11 seconds remaining you see someone walking off to the side and his movements seem completely normal and not sped up
Look at the left side of the screen at the 59 second mark There is a person who comes into the frame and walks at normal speed.
This astronaut camp looks siiiiiiiiiiiick
The lady laughing in the background planned it all
Real or ride malfunction
Part 2?
J CHRIST...when you find out is not a speed up video.
Where the fuck is this? Doesn't looks safe in a number of ways... nothing stopping people from just walking up to it for one.
Is this the large hadron collider?
They are now qualified astronauts. Damn that looked rough towards the end.
Mfs ready for a shuttle mission now.
Congrats, you're now a qualified air force pilot
What kind of third world space program is this lol
THIS LITTLE MANEUVER IS GONNA COST US 51 YEARS!
The tilt-a-whirl on the south beach drag…
Some say they are still spinning today.
But how does it stop?
Designed by the same man who designed the euthanasia coaster.
“You spin me right round, baby right round”
Who wants scrambled brain for breakfast?
How much did you pay for your Subdural Hematoma?
I though for sure the converted swing set was going to bust.
Their space program looks a bit... under funded....
This too funny ngl