How is this even possible?! 🤯 #gravity #tricks #flying

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[Uss-nightmare]

Red Bull gives you wiings. But it also gives you a gravity defying drink 😂

[Steve-flhd]

Pretty darn cool. You have to admit that takes some real coordination to pour and keep positive “G’s” on the air plane the whole time. I’d also point out that the famous stunt pilot and World War 2 Ace, Bob Hoover, did the same demo using a pitcher of ice tea, a twin engine airplane AND his glass didn’t have Velcro on it.

[Mysterio-Solar]

The Glass Cup is Pressurized due to the G force . It has no Air Gaps to release the Glass Pressure, so the Liquid stays in the Glass . It's the same as when a person puts a Straw in Liquid, puts a Finger on the end not in the Liquid, Pulls the Straw out, and the Liquid Stays in the Straw.

[jeffmandel]

Easy one. Glass held still with Velcro. The screen behind the simulator shows a moving "sky." Note that the liquid level in the glass only rocks back and forth by a few degrees.

[IslaminnovaterX]

Learning gives creativity, creativity leads to thinking, thinking provides knowledge, knowledge makes you great.

[supaflyn]

Now we see that Red Bull really does give you Wings 😂

[JohnJackson-ir]

Here is how that works. First your in a pressured air plane, Second, the pilot is flying in spiral, that creates no gravity. Third, while being in a spiral, that also creates centrifugal force, keeping the liquid in the can. So after all, that is how it is to pour it out into a glass that is Velcro down to the dash. Yes.Thank you.

[torreto_daddy]

Redbull cancels gravitational forces 😂😂🤣🤣

[k.r.]

Barrel roll, always pulling positive Gs.

[darthhodges]

He's not doing a tight, central axis roll. He's doing a slightly helical one where the centerline of the roll is above the glass relative to the airplane. And he's doing it fast enough that the acceleration towards the bottom of the glass is greater than the acceleration of gravity towards the Earth.

[DannEscudo]

First cars and now planes. Quite the upgrade

[assancamara]

The water on the glass won't fall simply because the speed at which the plane is travelling is high, that's d physics behind it

[krsbchris]

Spinning background, stationary aircraft, good VFX. Red Bull makes you 😂

[nomessinomercy]

Clue ; The jet is stationary, only the earth is rotating

[RomesKing]

Red Bull it'll give you kidney stones
If ads were honest 😅😂

[rixman]

Simulated Gravity is exerted onto the glass, Also known a G-Force, as a result of Centripetal Movement.

[mayormsuthu]

I remember the days when Redbull used to give you wings i up to this day trying to find my own stubborn wings, I'm not even there yet boom it has advanced into making those with wings perform sorcery while using their wings.

[Icha]

The glass is thinking ' i am living in moon
😂

[elishouela]

I can’t even pore Red Bull in a glass on my kitchen table without spill it

[DKing]

Nothing defies gravity.
You can see how easy it is for the driver to do a quick supposed seemless 360 while drinking.