See Through Suppressor in Super Slow Motion (110,000 fps) - Smarter Every Day 177

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[abisz]

you have to give props to Gordon for that incredible incredible sounddesign.

[justintounsi]

2:25
*Bullet:* Goes away


*Suppressor:* NO WAIT COME BACK!

[jacobcole]

The glass exploding off the suppressor should be an intro to a game like COD or Battlefield

[cocoolboigaming]

2:20 this has got to be the most efficient way to switch from a suppressor to a muzzle break

[sashaclarence]

2:46 walking on dirt
6:17 defeating the enderdragon

[taofledermaus]

Wow! Very cool. I never would have guessed ANY of them would have held up to the pressures! Great video Destin!

[PhoebusAmoebus]

I know it's not the real sound, but I have to give major props to whoever did your sound engineering for the slow-mo. It sounds really cool.

[audiohacker]

2:46 It sounds like you're breaking Minecraft dirt

[BruceAUlrich]

That was a fascinating point where you said engineers purposefully weaken one part of a design so they can see how strong other parts of the design are. Loved it!

[fluorescentblack]

These high speed, see through videos are amazingly interesting to actually see whats hapening as hot gas moves though things. Knowing the theory is very different to actually SEEING it. Thanks for these!

[qdav]

High speed cameras are such a fantastic analytical tool! I would love to see a Smarter Every Day episode describing the science and technology associated with high speed cameras. I'm sure Destin would do a great job with the topic.

[Abaxxiste]

6:12, is that not the most satisfying sound ever

[mathamyr]

6:17
WHEN YOU KILL THE ENDER DRAGON....

[dreamykebab]

6:00 the start of a cod trailer be like

[leekronforst]

I think the acrylic exploding is possibly the coolest thing I've ever seen and all my 43 years.

[flyingninja]

You could say suppressors are baffling.

[PunchMcLightning]

I enjoyed this episode so much. It's funny how someone can show you something you've always wanted to see but didn't know yet. lol

[UJickedCbra]

Its interesting to see how what I learned in solid mechanics is applicable to the experiments performed in this video, especially helping to identify weak points of the suppressor!
Love these videos Destin, thanks!

[Nighthawkinlight]

Beautiful. For once something in one of your videos works exactly as I imagined it did. That's pretty rare. It's maybe better to be surprised and learn something, but every once in a while I appreciate a little eye candy and a confirmation on one or two things I think I already know.

Edit: Actually I did just notice something I did not expect. The highest pressure at the muzzle seems to happen a short time after the bullet has come and gone. That is interesting. Or perhaps an alternate explanation: it takes some time for the gasses leaving the barrel to inflate the suppressor to the pressure at which it fails. Either way, very interesting.

[cnk]

Man, this still holds up as one of the COOLEST high-speed captures OF ALL TIME! Love your content and dedication to quality.