💥 Can Oobleck Stop A Bullet... We Will See‼️😁
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You know, despite the fact that it's fun, these are actually valid and interesting science experiments. I actually significantly overestimated what a lot of bullets can go through until I watched some of these videos.

Fred: *fucking annihilated* Guy: “Fred…”

Failure of the container not the fluid. 🤔

I think the best way to get the tensile strenght of the liquid It should be shot from the top and not on the side of the container ( plastic ) .

Fred taking a 50Cal for science! YEE YEE

Love his content! Anyone know his username on IG or TikTok?

RIP Fred 💀🤣😂😂

Do a huge prince Rupert’s drop. That would be fun

Either way this is important. 👇

45 acp is too slow for the non-newtinian to lock up

@Denizowitsch @inkxcs2 schau dir erste und letzte Bullet an 😂💀

@MAC_ARMY1 YEE YEE!

It's like that shield from the Dune movies. I'm sure Denis got the idea from here lol.

I want to see the cow

Fred is dead. I repeat...Fred is dead.

Non Newtonian liquid 😁

@LibOrNormal Looks like a fun day of learning stuff

What does Bartholomew have to say about it?

Nazi ghost chasing toilet Baptism Auchwitz niggerly chemical of Adolf Possum Parker Hitler tithe corpse and Scattered audio echoing repeated toilet baptism nightmare double minded rodent4/20/1889 scorched gas chamber Vatican vampire throat scrambled loose dragging suitcases

So Dr.Stone was right making Senku bleed.

Lmaooo it’s the “Fred…” for me btfu

Fred, you good? After 50 caliber 😭

Just imagine if you use the armo piercing around in that 50 caliber

@CoopandKCmom Poor Fred

Fred's dead, baby

@pr0ud_americans Now do 30.06 for Charlie.

@Sarahiskandar4 Poor fred

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What does this mean?? Anyone to answer me

Is that a weapon of war? lol

it is wild how cornstarch stops bullets but i still struggle with a door that says pull

🤣🤣🤣

Has anything stopped the 50 cal in these videos?

Uh I think the answer was no after the .22 fellas.
