Supersonic Steel Whip (terrifying)

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[Priyambada_kabi]

It was at this moment Kyle had become Scorpion from Mortal Kombat

[pandahockin]

This is also a good demonstration to show why steel cables snapping is so dangerous.

[Spaghettiman._.]

*Sees chain slowly approaching*
“Tf is that”
*Ankles disappear*

[oliviawolcott]

kyle hill just carrying on mythbusters legacy.

[SeverinHawkland]

Anyone here know why this happens?

It's because the energy to move the heavy part at a "slow" speed transfers to the lighter part that makes it move at a higher speed. Energy transfers like that are so cool. Like gearing, and levers.

[skyyyofficial]

One of the reasons why Ghost Rider is one of the strongest avengers.

[lucasbrelivet]

Now I understand why whips in D&D do slashing damage.

[ConfusedKev]

The fact that it makes relatively straight cuts through the stuff it hits (especially organic matter) is so disturbingly cool. It's like a sword that you can only use at mid range, but damn is it effective at mid range.

[usn]

The whip loses too much energy dragging across the ground to fully comprehend it's full potential. Further trials are requested

[christianchenevert]

Damn! Dracula must've been ridiculously powerful to withstand so many hits from this thing.

[rwfrenchGenX]

It’s like a hurricane, you watch it coming for a few days then you’re surprised when it tears everything in half.

[dienine]

So this is why Dragon's tail does so much damage 🐉

[deathincarnationningan]

There was a dinosaur whose tail was believed to be built almost exactly like a bull whip which is why scientists estimate that it might have been able to crack its tail and create a Sonic boom going faster than the sound barrier

[VIVEKKUMAR-zkmf]

didn't know that Thor is a good physics teacher

[robertmatch]

Love that 'valadictorian off her meds' vibe you've got going in the thumbnail.

[neelamshukla]

That watermelon is how siblings share food with each other 💀

[weltallelite]

That was such a cool experiment. And because it was so large and heavy, he basically had to slide it along the ground. So it was probably losing some momentum being scraped along the pavement. Just imagine if it wasn’t held back by that.

[Nefariously_ignorant]

Cool video, terrifying woman and cooler off-brand Aquaman

You go, Kyle

[f.f]

His ancestors technique really runs in the family

[bradonhoover]

"Man, I really wish I didn't have ankles right now"
"Gotchu fam"