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Risky wingsuit flight
(7) | 07/01/2014 | Wingsuit flight in a ravine vacuum just 3 meters, by Jeb Korlis.
Missed into an empty net On Saturday 14 September during a Championship match in England, Derby County's Ebou Adams misses in front of an empty net against Cardiff.- Self-heating foods in Japan Footage of how the self-heating meals offered on flights in Japan work. Pulling a string on the box, it starts a chemical reaction that heats up your meal in a matter of seconds. This chemical reaction takes place in a small pouch under the food, and contains three chemical elements: calcium oxide, aluminum powder and sodium bicarbonate. When the small string is pulled these elements are mixed with water, causing a vigorous chemical reaction that releases heat.
- A little carelessness in the construction as he pours cement for the roof of a building, a construction worker will find himself in the void as the structure collapses. Someone made a little mistake in the calculations...
- Pilot lands after canopy suddenly opens mid-flight Dutch pilot Narine Melkumjan experienced a dangerous incident when the canopy of her Extra 330LX plane suddenly opened mid-flight. Despite the shock of the incident, managed to land the plane safely.
- A simple faucet, using physics The construction of a simple faucet in the countryside using air pressure in a bottle. Water flows out of the yellow straw if the pressure in the bottle is greater than atmospheric pressure. By moving the blue straw up, we reduce the pressure on the end of it and air leaks through it. Because there is a leak, the air gap is reduced under the lid and the water flows out. By moving the blue straw down, we increase the pressure at its lower end due to the water column and the water stops flowing.
- The door of a Boeing 737 comes off in flight Passengers on Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 from Portland to Ontario, California had a very difficult time during their flight, when partial decompression occurred at an altitude of 5 km (16,300 feet) due to the rupture of the plane's side escape door, leaving a large hole in the fuselage. Information indicates that along with the door, the seat in which no one was sitting at the time of the incident was also torn. The crew then made an emergency landing.
- Drone sync test Perfectly timed flight test of a swarm of drones.
- Robot serving ice cream (Fail) At Global Village in Dubai, the ice cream vendor was replaced by IceAlice, a robotic arm capable of serving ice cream. Only when serving this ice cream, the waiter didn't make it. The robot crushes the cup, the ice cream falls into the void, and the arm clamp breaks.
- The ladder he wanted to kill itself On the roof of a house, a ladder moves by its own weight in such a way, reminiscent of a four-legged animal. The ladder reaches the edge of the roof and then drops into the void.
- How the gyroscope works in an artificial plane horizon The artificial horizon or gyroscopic horizon, is a flight instrument that informs the pilot of the aircraft's orientation relative to the Earth's horizon. The miniature aircraft and horizon line mimic the relationship of the aircraft to the real horizon. At the heart of the artificial horizon is a gyroscope spinning at high speed, and allows the spherical horizon in the instrument to remain constant while the aircraft rotates.
- How to tell if a car is unscathed An expert's advice on how to tell if a used car is unscathed. Just look in the gap between the door and the fender.
- Boeing 747 Dreamlifter plane loses a wheel during takeoff On Tuesday, October 11, 2022 at Taranto-Grottaglie Airport, Italy, a Boeing 747 Dreamlifter of US cargo airline Atlas Air lost a wheel seconds after takeoff. The wheel then crashed into a vineyard, luckily there were no casualties. The transport aircraft continued its normal flight to Charleston, United States.
- A little girl drifting from the handrails of an escalator On Sunday, September 25, 2022 in Shanghai, China, a little girl was found hanging several meters up on a mall escalator. He grabbed the handrail of an escalator, which then carried her to the top where the girl wedged herself in the gap between a glass wall and the staircase. Two men then intervened to grab her and bring her to safety.
- Rail welding Although in the past the rails had to have a gap between them to cope with temperature expansion/contraction, this technique is no longer applied to high-speed trains. The rails are welded together for several kilometers, and then heated to a high temperature to fully expand. Rail fasteners use very high clamping force, and so the contraction is much less. A second technique is the expansion joint, which may be different: it is no longer a mere gap, but a smooth joint where the two rails are side by side and when they grow or shrink in length they can slide next to each other.
- People escape from their apartments by rope ladder As police locked the doors of some buildings in Shanghai, China during a particularly strict restriction on the Coronovirus imposed by early April, residents use a rope ladder along the facade of the building to get out of their apartments, thus risking falling into the void.