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BAE railgun firing a hypervelocity projectile through concrete.
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Jeff Kirdeikisvor 2 Jahren
guy at the end of the concrete walls it just blew through
Acion | Next Fatevor 2 Jahren
Good job railgun!
Jason Maxwellvor 2 Jahren
We had this in the basement of our lecture hall in college. The stories the professor who ran it would tell about the things it punched through over the years...
John Bvor 2 Jahren
Fun question: You see how the video pans over 100 degrees to follow the projectile. But this is high speed recording, so how do they track the projectile without losing focus and without moving the camera? Read the Q carefully, right answers get a like.
julianvor 2 Jahren
feelin like a freak on a leash
undefinition.bsky.socialvor 2 Jahren
How on earth did they do a whip pan on the projectile while it was flying?
Trader ZeroCoolvor 2 Jahren
Velocity of projectile?
Ramsay Brownvor 2 Jahren
Helllllll yeah
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