Podcast In A Mineshaft - Safety Third 58 

RIP Nilered who got lost on the way into the mine. Hopefully his jeans are found

To fall 900 ft with normal air resistance would take roughly 8.5 seconds at a final speed of around 110 mph. For those wondering...

"Listen, all holes are the same... I'm not gonna fall in any of them" - Chad Kevin

Here lies Alan Pan. Under four feet of stone. His followers never came to save him. RIP.

Surprisingly this episode had the best acoustics in a literal cave. Caveman budget

as a brit, i always forget that the wild west was real so this is so fascinating to hear

William Osman multiple times throwing in the towel on calculating how long it would take to fall down the shaft, and then becoming re-determined to do the calculation again was really funny.

this is gonna be a great Minecast. About the brothel and mining town connection. Here's a fun fact. Butte, Montana, which was a huge mining town, had an operating brothel into the 1980s. It closed in 1982. The town also had a large asian population. The brothels would operate next to the noodle houses so they had fold down beds in the alley ways between them. You could get a woman and a bowl of noodles delivered to your bed in the alley via a lil phone. I used to live in Butte and you can still see the anchor points in some of the brick walls in the alleys. Pretty interesting history.

William: * asks a question * Also William: * immediately starts talking before hearing the answer *

The sound quality on this episode is amazing. Kevin's continued existence is the best argument for quantum immortality that I've ever seen.

Everyone else is asking really interesting questions with Brent giving fascinating answers only for Alan to derail everything for a bit

Please take care of Kevin. We cant lose him

Why do I expect Michael to crawl out of the hole covered in blood.

They went really deep in this episode.

This is not a collaboration I expected, but it is one I appreciate. I’ve been following Cerro Gordo for a while, and I’m happy to learn more mine facts!

Best podcast on earth. How many other podcasts can say “the mine episode”

The minor miner joke is excellent. I work at a gold mine and they’re always funny

This is one of the best Safety Thirds ever. The guys are visibly unnerved by the atmosphere, very minimally, but still it makes it interesting. And Brent rolls with the shenanigans really well. I was enthralled the whole way.

Love hearing Brent being a little more silly, so glad you guys decided to record together!

There isn’t enough rock on earth that would stop my bare hands from breaking Alan free

I've watched so many videos of this guy, but nobody asked the important questions, like about human-jerky, and velocity of falling down mine-shafts. You guys are true journalists, and should interview everyone important

NO F-ING WAY THIS IS THE COLLAB I DIDN’T KNOW I NEEDED IM LITERALLY CRYING SEEING YALL TOGETHER IM SO HAPPY

Hearing Brent say "shit" is, even though it's simple, one of the best things I've heard for a while. He presents himself as a wonderful bloke (which he is), but there's something entertaining about people who don't swear saying swears on other channels.

Oh i thought it was cody from cody’s lab. But hey lets goooo

Hearing you guys talk about cero Gordo these last couple weeks, I was really hoping we would get a podcast with Brent. I've been following him since day one, seems like such a genuine, great guy. Amazing podcast this week guys

34:48-Alan not being able to continue with the podcast due to laughter is the best part of this entire thing

Been loving the mine exploration and general history videos about this place

I've been watching Brent for a couple years now, and never could've guessed this crossover would come someday. Makes me so happy to see him connecting with other creators, especially you boys !! This will definitely be an episode I rewatch too many times

I hope you guys reach out to Cody from Codyslab. 100% my favorite old school RU-vidr and fits with you're style very well.

2:02 "This cave is mine" -William Osman

50:20 - So calculations taking the energy route as William did: First, working out speed, so the maximum kinetic energy equals the gravitational potential energy at the top, so Ek=Ep (1), where: Ek - kinetic energy Ep - potential energy So, assuming there is no air resistance, you have Ek = (1/2)mv^2 (2), Ep = mgh (3), where: m - mass g - gravitational field strength on Earth at sea level h - height v - velocity Then, substituting (2) and (3) into (1), you get: (1/2)mv^2 = mgh (4) but you can divide both sides by m, as it cancels out: (1/2)v^2 = gh (5) which can be rearranged, in order to calculate v: (1/2)v^2 = gh (5) v^2 = 2gh (6) v = sqrt(2gh) (7) So, you can use these values: g = 9.81 kg/m^2 h = 270 m (900ft = 270m) Subbing into (7): v = sqrt(2 * 9.81 * 270) v = sqrt(5297.4) v = 72.78 m/s So, now we have the max velocity, now to work out the time. For this, we can use the equation v = u + at (8), where: v = final velocity u = initial velocity a = acceleration t = time First, let's rearrange (8) to calculate t: u + at = v (8) at = v - u (9) t = (v - u)/a (10) We can then use these values: v = 72.78 m/s u = 0 m/s a = 9.81 m/s^2 Subbing in the values into (10): t = (72.78 - 0)/9.81 t = 72.78/9.81 t = *7.42 s* So, it would take you roughly 7.5 seconds to fall down a 900ft shaft w/o air resistance. Most likely it would take you around 10 +/- 2 seconds to hit that bottom, since air resistance would exist in the real world, and the terminal velocity of a human being is 55.555... m/s. So basically, you'd have a good 10 seconds or so to contemplate life, which would feel longer as your brain speeds up to try to figure a way to survive Man, I loved Nat 5, Higher and Advanced Higher Physics

Name of the podcast: Safety *Third* Location: literally a MINE Yeah, name checks out.

Me: "Hey, that looks like Cerro Gordo" Kevin stepping over that gap and not knowing or caring is prime Floridaman.

I love Brent’s channel! Love that you’re doing this episode in Cerro Gordo!

As a long time fan/viewer of Brent Im so happy of seeing him interact with you all in a more laid back fun way

So much of the podcast comes from how you guys are kinda gears with different pitch teeth, and at first I thought this was going to be the best bad mesh since Tom Scott, but seeing Kevin find his platonic soul mate in Brent is actually beautiful.

This is my favorite episode of the podcast yet! I am super excited to dive into Brent's videos, I have a feeling they may be the final push that gets me to invest in living somewhere remote. I appreciate how you guys kept the conversation going while also making space for Brent to talk about some of the history and what makes Cerro Gordo so interesting and fun to live in.

holy shit. i follow both of these channels separately and never expected to see this mashup. well played

What a great podcast. They're having so much fun they can't stop themselves from talking over each other to get a joke out

3 Allen 3, thats the best I can do. And the moment a single grain of sand falls onto me from the ceiling, I am gone.

The timecapsule discussion reminded my of a sci-fi story. Essentially a human gets time-capsuled in the now-time and get uncapsuled 2k years later. In the meantime the remaining population of earth fled due to some sort of disaster on a generation-ship and most history got lost, only oral history remains. So time-capsuled human wakes up and gets sort of treated like a historic artifact and talks about Old Earth, New Earth people know that there was a monarchy and about King Elvis who must have ruled Earth...

This is a colab I was NOT expecting AT ALL

About the 900ft. drop: You'd fall for about 2.4 seconds until you reach terminal velocity, then you would fall for about 4 seconds further until you hit the floor at 120 mph.

wow I never ecpected to see a collab between these channels, I love this beyond words

These are two of my favorite youtube genres coming together to create something so cool

I know the guys joke about how their podcast is bad but they've really been on a roll recently with getting great guests.

this podcast was great! in australian production mines ground support is a very big thing! some different types of ground support is mesh being held up by friction locking bolts with plates to prevent the mesh falling down, also for areas of bad ground, they may use chemical resin bolts instead of friction locking bolts. also if the ground is really fine and crumbly, they may use a product called shot crete which is fibres trapped in concrete like what william had talked about! scaling down loose rock is a big part of our support cycle to bring it back to solid ground.

I love Ghost Town Living. I've been subscribed to him since he first started. It's cool to see you guys there.

for a 300 m drop with g= 9.81m/s2 that'd be 7.8 seconds of freefall with a final velocity of 76.72m/s but factor in buoyancy and a terminal velocity under 76m/s then that'd put 8 seconds at the minimum.

this is the best crossover episode ever. All my favorites in one place

thank you bill bur for coming onto the podcast!!

This feels like the fairly odd parents/jimmy neutron crossover, like my RU-vid suggested thumbnails didn’t a fu-sion-ha dance

There's a song that mentions Cerro Gordo called St Patrick's battalion by David Rovics. It's about a group of Irish joining the Mexican war and switching sides

This is the most unexpected yet welcome crossover

Totally missed the chance to tie this episode to Cerro Gordo lore with a Friday 13th vod release. For a rare episode of #SafetyThirteenth from a Haunted Silver Mine.

I envy the children that could create real mine, i just spent hours in minecraft. Lucky them.

by the time you reach terminal velocity, you should be at around 5 sec and you'd be about 110m down going 66m per sec. At that point you'd have 200 m left which would be another 3.5 sec. I'm probably really really off but 8-9 seconds?

This is amazing! Love the on-location feel of this one.

First time catching these vids. Absolutely love your dedication to these podcasts

I keep rewatching this and hope it happens again! Easily the best episode of the podcast so far!

It’s so weird when the channels I watch cross paths. Loved it!

The crossover I never knew I wanted but love. Can’t believe you guys met!

This was such a cool podcast! Did not expect this crossover at all. Been watching ghost town living since a few months into covid. It's such a different perspective to see Brent just joking around with you guys. Real fun watch!

3:01 "Listen, all holes are the same" -Kevin

I’m glad that it’s progressively less stressful listening to this podcast. Much love to the boys.

21:06 this sums up the fashion industry perfectly 😂

Glad you guys did this. I really enjoy Brent's channel (and most mine explorations)

One of the best podcasts ive ever watched, i cant think of another that has been so interesting historically, while making me laugh none stop, as well as sprinkles of education 😂 I love this

Once bro gets to the last part of the mine, he’s gonna find the stronghold

The guests you're getting lately have been amazing!

"This mine was built by minor miners" -Allen Pan

A cross over I never expected, but greatly enjoyed!

Cerro Gordo! Excited to watch/listen to this episode

Watching this podcast from a Victorian-era Bed & Breakfast

Not gonna lie this podcast meets my standards of Vsauce and that's saying alot. Favorite podcast hands down. EDIT: Comments are awesome too

Okay fine I'll add ANOTHER podcast to the weekly rotation! Seriously though have been really enjoying the pod and the guests lately!

Yes Cerro Gordo !! I love this crossover between channels i watch

ive been watching brent for a long time and its so awesome to see him hanging out with these youtube giants

7.48 seconds and 164 mph! I'm good, thanks

thanks for uploading i needed somehthing to listen to while gaming

"at the end of the day you can do anything as long as you don't publicize it"

About decomposing bodies in mines: There was this guy called Fet-mats whos body they found in Falu coppar mine. His body was perfectly preserved underground for over 40 years. They the put him out on display until an old lady identified him as her old husband. Wikipedia link: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fet-Mats

Happy New year guys xx

This was great, I love safety third and ghost town living. Pretty awesome to see you in the mines. I'd love to go one day, hope you all had a good time :)

The collaboration I never ever expected but desperately needed

CINGRATS ON THE 200K BTWWWW!! Luv yew pretty bois 💖 Been waiting since michae s episode

I knew this setting looked familiar. one of the very early videos of Cerro Gordo was Brent making this lounge area. happy to see it return!

DEFINITELY do more vids with this mine Safety Third!

The culmination of separate channels I watch I one here is great. I’m not far in yet so we shall see. Knowing you all it could be great or terrible but either way entertaining.

I think this was my favorite episode

William asking to leave beef in the mine; look up the process of dry aging beef. If you leave a big enough piece of meat down there it makes it taste better (under the right conditions...). It's one of the ways they preserved meat before refrigeration

Very happy to see you’re digging in on the locational podcasting

About the sump pump controls - just look into off the shelf stuff for sewage ejectors. You can get a box with several floats and wire in different things to do at different levels.

Oh my god I love you guys for interviewing Brent!!! It’s so nice to see him talk with you guys, wish I could’ve been there to hangout riding dirt bikes in Death Valley with you guys haha

cant wait for the safety third podcast in codys mineshaft

Its crazy i have been watching him for a long time! what a guest. Never expected this

ASTONISHED that they didnt show the bats

Oh this is awesome! What a great guest! I knew this was coming, and I'm happy to experience it!

Best episode so far!

Obsessed! I watch all of his uploads! I can’t wait to visit sometime! ♥️