High Acceleration Crash Test Dummies  

its bigger than you think

It's longer than you think

Fr lol

😊😊

sus 🤨

It is amazing that he survived. Seems like a human body shouldn't be able to take that. When I was an aviation student, the most I could somewhat-comfortably handle was 3Gs

@@SacredRat No one thought the human body could survive that before he started his testing. It was extremely short duration, of course, but still. The tests are what let them know that a pilot could survive ejecting from an aircraft at Mach speeds if done correctly.

​@@smgdfcmfahWow that's amazing, I know some pilots that emergency eject have actually got spine problems and damage from it, it seems very scary I'm glad they are doing controlled tests to better help and save our pilots....

@@devvaughn8817 True. Ejecting is NOT a walk in the park, but the rocket ejection seat has to be very fast and powerful in order to make sure the pilot will clear the tail of the aircraft even at Mach speed - and also propel him to a minimum parachute deployment height if he is forced to eject while still on the tarmac or as he rolls off a carrier.

It is, but it’s only a short burst of Gs. F1 drivers or nascar drivers endure more than that in short bursts, when they crash. 16 Gs sustained would be fuckin insane, that’s raptor-level manuverability

Most pilots that actually have to emergency eject can actually experience spine problems and damage, it's very dangerous I hear...

I'm reminded of the magic school bus opening

Please let this be a normal field trip 🙏

Wow, you’re a smart little boy, aren’t you ?

I don’t get it

When I was a Private in the US Army I was informed, in no uncertain terms, that I was worth the same amount as a K9. Which the Army pays is about $60k for.

@@HopeisAnger You mean Kahr K9 or K9 as a "dog unit"?

​@@user-mc5oh2pl7ttrying too hard to impress literally nobody in a youtube comments reply is crazy

Hmm? Sorry, just remembering my time in the Army. Recived $100k worth of training, had $15k in gear, made $1k a month, and was not allowed to have a toaster.

Ejector seat of a plane.

Because testing it on a person is a terrible idea for a multitude of reasons