HUMAN BODY vs AIRPLANE ENGINE animation

What would happen if you would get sucked into a airbus jet engine? Well here is my answer and it's pretty awfull.

Atomic ragdolls - EPISODE 7, Airplane engine
HUMAN BODY vs JET ENGINE experiment

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[Atomicmarvel]

For those wondering why are the fan blades spinning in the wrong direction: turbine got it's entropy reversed and is experiencing time backwards. From turbine's perspective it's not speeding up but it's slowing down.

[tyrannosaurusrex]

Props to this guy for taking off his skin and purposefully getting sucked into a plane engine just to show us how it looks

[JohnnyForehead]

After losing his skin, this was probably all for the best.

[bobsaget]

I like how the plane starts break dancing at the end after killing the human

[clearjet]

"The first thing you're going to want to do is remain absolutely calm."

[Robin-ubjl]

For everyone wondering: it's for safety reasons that if a human body gets sucked into the engine the plane automatically starts spinning around like crazy

[michaelforras]

YouTube algorithm - “he’ll watch pretty much anything at this point...”

[thebanana]

This reminds me of Molly getting sucked into a jet engine in gta 5

[zeropoint]

Now that's what I call a blender animation

[loserdude]

As an airplane myself, I can confirm this is exactly what happens

[ResidentEddy]

On another related note, I do remember only one man surviving this onboard an aircraft carrier. How he survived: his hardhat got sucked into the aircraft's inlet before he was. The hardhat jammed and destroyed the inlet blades before he hit, and he lived to tell the tale.

[georgelock]

Thanks for this informative video. Before watching this I was unaware of the dangers of jumping into a spinning jet turbine.

[bigdummy]

So you're telling me the human body is comprised entirely of marbles? Fascinating

[bambicrandi]

I work for an air ramp. And this is something we specifically train to avoid. Don’t stand in front or near an engine when the lights are flashing. If the engines needs an airstart, there are several people who give an all-clear before pushing air through the engine. If you need to do an engine run, there are several people in different spots to ensure no one walks near the engine before given an all-clear.

Once had an employee walk in front of an engine to tell me he was next to the wing. When I saw him walking towards me I nearly shit bricks and shouted at him to get away from the engine! The mechanics had their hands up ready for an all-clear on the airstart. The guy didn’t listen and came to me to tell me something stupid about where he was standing. I made him watch them turn the engine on, and you can see a gust of force push through. Told him he is lucky we didn’t send him home to his wife in a trashbag. After that he was no longer allowed to work on the air ramp and was forced to work in the warehouse.

[abhirupkundu]

For anyone wondering why the plane started rotating, it was because the human body reduced the speed of the left engine drastically, which caused lesser air to pass through it, hence increasing the pressure below the left wing of the plane, and decreasing air velocity over there, destabilizing the uplift caused by the right wing which has way more air velocity below the wing due to lower pressure below, hence air pushes the right side of the plane below the wing more than the left, causing it to rotate automatically

[nistelroji]

"Stepbro im stuck".
"Where? "
*"In the jet engine."*

[Igotfiredfrompizzahut]

Airplane Jet = Armin
Human Body = Bertholdt

[thefrontlineplans]

Me: *gets sucked into a jet engine.*
My boss: “it’s just a scratch, get back to work.”

[pohsuchen]

in 1991, flight deck crewman John Bridges was sucked into the intake of an A-6E aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt. Incredibly, he survived because he became wedged in the engine.

[Lemon-limon]

Everybody gangsta until the airplane takes off like a helicopter