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Platystemon posted:I’m saving this to deploy at a certain MRI tech when he gets on my nerves. gently caress Imgur deleted it.
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Platystemon posted:gently caress Nope, still there.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Nope, still there. I get a 404 if I click through, but it is visible on embed.
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still visible here in all its glory. maybe getting cleared slowly from cdn caches
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Leandros posted:A cloud chamber is something else than a bubble chamber. The latter requires an airtight chamber with a piston to lower the pressure and blow up any bubbles formed by collisions, the former just a low temperature and IPA or something similar.
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Wasabi the J posted:TW the dude in the lift is in some clear distress and starts wailing out in pain halfway through JFC Yeah, I wouldn’t mind a little warning that I’m about to listen to a guy have his arm crushed between a safety rail and a heavy appliance, making nonverbal yelps of pain.
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Jesus H. I've done concrete coring vertically, and hate not having the machine anchored down. I kept expecting that bit was going to get stuck and the guy would get his jaw smashed in.
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lmao, for the first couple of seconds it looks like he's about to start rotating and the machine is about to stand still. Also wear your loving PPE.
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wesleywillis posted:I kept expecting that bit was going to get stuck and the guy would get his jaw smashed in. No telling what it looked like when they hit whatever made them decide to reposition and start over.
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That's got to be hell on your shoulder
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There’s got to be a better way to do that Also what happened to the wall core sample I was expecting to be inside it at the end?
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haveblue posted:There’s got to be a better way to do that seconds 40-52 cover them removing it; its why he struggles for a minute and thuds the end to the ground - you can see the cylinder behind the red thing when he lifts the drill up again
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https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_rvw9nggXee1r0uzl6_720.mp4 sound on https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_rvy8c1tF2w1r0uzl6.mp4
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quote:I'm a professional helicopter pilot with a lot of time in the airframe in the video. The lever in question is indeed the rotor brake. Rotor brakes are great for quickly stopping the rotor system after the engine(s) are shut down, but they won't stop the rotors while the engine is running. In fact, you can start the helicopter with the brake engaged and it won't prevent the rotors from spooling up. However, pulling the brake with the engine running (or forgetting to disengage it before you start) will quickly overheat and destroy the braking system. The greatest risk in the situation depicted is the tourist causing damage to the braking system, but their lives were -probably- never in real danger. Not going to kill them, but let’s not gently caress around and find out.
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Jun 9, 2023 07:29
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Who cares if they weren't in immediate mortal danger? If someone that's not the pilot touches the controls it's a hijacking, the pilot's morally justified to do a hell of a lot more than yell at someone if they won't stop
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Why would you let a passenger sit where they can grab any knob or lever without warning?
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grittyreboot posted:Why would you let a passenger sit where they can grab any knob or lever without warning? Helicopters are cramped and expensive to fly. Empty seats mean empty pockets! Edit: also, it's a helicopter, so I assume every button, knob, dial, switch, lever, and surface could be labeled "touch this to kill everyone."
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grittyreboot posted:Why would you let a passenger sit where they can grab any knob or lever without warning? quote:When he reached to engage the emergency fuel shutoff lever in preparation for a hard landing, he realized it had already been activated, and that part of a passenger's fall protection tether was underneath the fuel shutoff lever. When he disengaged the fuel shutoff lever, he was able to restart the engine, but at that point, the helicopter had already descended past 300 ft (91 m) agl and the engine "wasn't spooling up fast enough" to avoid a crash landing
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grittyreboot posted:Why would you let a passenger sit where they can grab any knob or lever without warning? They should probably move the explode the rotors off button from the passenger side armrest but it was the only place it could go
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too bad helicopters can't land without a running engine oh wait they can https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLtOO7zqX2k
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That's a really weird crankshaft btw
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mobby_6kl posted:That's a really weird crankshaft btw it's well within the average variance of a normal male's crankshaft and is nothing to be ashamed about
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Duct Tape Engineer posted:too bad helicopters can't land without a running engine oh wait they can Keep reading. It was a successful ditch and everyone was fine after splashdown, the passengers died because a) the helicopter's floats didn't inflate properly and it immediately capsized b) they were unable to get out of their safety harnesses in time
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Duct Tape Engineer posted:too bad helicopters can't land without a running engine oh wait they can Because God hates helicopters and by extension anyone in helicopters.
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like the floats actually all inflated on one side and not the other, making it flip over and sink even faster than if they didn't have any floats at all
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Duct Tape Engineer posted:too bad helicopters can't land without a running engine oh wait they can you mean the thing the pilot did?
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well then what the hell is it for?
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Interesting study on the Apollo program quarantine. https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/epdf/10.1086/724888 Basically it was terrible and we were lucky the moon had no microbes.
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Mozi posted:it's well within the average variance of a normal male's crankshaft and is nothing to be ashamed about  https://i.imgur.com/Aw3pA44.mp4
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https://youtu.be/sFhkzK7jkKg New USCSB video
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I guess youre all looking forward to ROSHA Hashanah
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Piggy Smalls posted:https://youtu.be/sFhkzK7jkKg That intro though.
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oh boy some guy made another fake one of these, it sure is thrilling to see it for the 10,000th time
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