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try actually "BENDING" the trailing edges of the metal one downward like flaps. basically you need to either spin it 100x faster or you need to increase its "bite" on the air to overcome its inertia. make Colin Furize it? attach it to a motor get it spinning at some insane speed (balance it first) and then catapault it into the air and release ?
I was actually going to say that it probably doesn't work because the ratio of structural material density to enviromental material density wasn't the same and that they might have better luck throwing it under-water.
you probably need to get that metal boomerang go faster somehow maybe then itll curve, but its far too dangerous to try out but thats just my idea luv you.
I like how they went to a shooting range to throw boomerangs. Random as it gets. For those of you wondering how I know, those yellow and red things on the ground are spent shotgun shells.
The metal on the metal boomerang needs to be more spread out, like a metal-bladed fan. It was too heavy for curving, spreading out the metal will work.
@@FlyingSagittarius that aspect is common knowledge if you attach a rock to a plastic bag as a parachute and it works. Now if you attach something havier wouldn't you make the parachute bigger? Its the same thing if you use metal which is heavier than wood and you know the surface lenght of the boomerang causes it to fly would you increase the suface lenght. They know how the boomerang works but they dont have the common sense to see the problem im 15 and i could figure this out. I bet they didn't even use a light weight metal like aliminum or something
szymon Niedzwiecki Now if you would have used this comment on one of their newer videos *”When you have nothing else to do in your life but boil mayonnaise”* I would’ve gotten it.
I am supposed to be watching videos to prepare myself when I perform a necropsy on one of my hens in about 72hours or so.... I don't think this is the right video... Oh well.
Hey! I have a video suggestion. I'd love to see Nate and Calli see everything they can do with mood rings. I would love to know what they're made of, if extreme heat (blowtorch or foundry) or extreme cold (dry ice or liquid nitrogen) would desensitize/break the color changing aspect of the mood ring. I'd also like to see if they could grind it up into a color changing powder
Many people think of a boomerang as the Australian type, although today there are many types of more easily usable boomerangs, such as the cross-stick, the pinwheel, the tumble-stick, the Boomabird, and many other less common types
9:42 thats so cool! It’s spin rate matched the frame rate of the camera so that it looks like the boomerang is moving across the screen without spinning.
You guys, I've heard if you make a jolly rancher wet, and then stick it on a car window the window breaks when you try to take it off, you guys should test it?!?!? Like so they can see this comment
Can you make concrete that lightes on fire, like by putting gasoline or similar in it, or even soaking cotton on gas and mixing that with the concrete? Im really interested on the result, but i dont have the materials at my house.
