400 MPH Bowling Ball to the Dome with @howridiculous - The Slow Mo Guys

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Published 2023-11-16

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  • @howridiculous
    Great to hang with you lads, so much fun. Let’s go again in 2024!
  • @dogcarman
    Now imagine being on a battlefield during the Napoleonic wars and having whole batteries of cannons firing high speed iron balls at you as you walk forward. This was a very good demonstration of why cannons make a mess of infantry formations.
  • @kuzter1737
    I am just really happy that the slo mo guys are still pulling big numbers!
  • @93captian
    You obliterated like 15k worth of ballistic dummies and are worried about the table 😂 love you guys
  • @FranklyiDrum
    “Okay so hear me out, two Aussies and two Brits walk into a massive open field with a bowling ball canon” 😂
  • @mikelombard21
    The banter between the boys has been great every video with you all colabing. Love these cross over vids. Hope for many more.
  • @johnoconnor4941
    There's Brett's knowledge of the human body, Gavs tech precision and Dan's explosive expertise. And Scott.
  • @GalacticGroovin
    It really puts into perspective of what canons through history did to people. It’s awesome and terrifying all at once.
  • @prety8533
    At 4:05 you've got the best representation of what an "investigative journalism" award looks like
  • @Starkiller5121
    One of the greatest and most wanted collabs I'd say. So happy to see intense slow motion with the ridiculous nature of breaking things, match made in heaven. What I was not expecting was the absolute brutality of seeing a bowling ball smash a skull into shards, I'm getting a headache just watching it smash them.
  • @lambda_calc
    Seeing the flash of fire as the ball hit the first head in the line was mindblowing. We need more collabs between these two channels
  • @Albukhshi
    So for those wondering: 400 mph is ~180 m/s. That's roughly how quickly a cannonball would be traveling mid-flight in the 18th and 19th centuries. The destruction is a good match for some period accounts too: There's a story of two French captains who hated each other. At the battle of Vellinghausen, a cannonball decapitated one man, and a piece of the skull put out the other captain's eye. So seeing all those pieces scattered so far, just gives a sense of the destruction a cannonball can do.
  • @vr-vik5660
    Pure Napoleonic realism level here!! Those battles were gruesome and yet so legendary! Now I have a better understanding of the ordeal Marshall Lannes had to face when he saw a good friend of his being literally decapitated by a cannonball, only to follow a similar fate when another cannonball ricocheted and destroyed his leg, eventually killing him after a sad, agonizing death...What a man!! No wonder why the Emperor himself cried profusely the death of one his best friends/ Marshalls, but also one of the best military geniuses of all time!! RIP, brave Marshall Lannes!!
  • @lorenzosegote
    The four of you should do ALL of your videos together. Brilliant and hillarity all around.
  • @jasontyler2185
    Been waiting for this collab for many, many years. It did not disappoint. I always thought the Slow Mo guys and How Ridiculous would get on splendidly. Best friends forever!!!!
  • @Taylor.Wiseman
    It’s Brett and Scott’s reaction to Dan’s bigs words for me 🤣 Classic How Ridiculous 😂
  • @martenkorf9343
    Happy too see Dan sitting this one out as a test dummy😂
  • @Dusty2455433
    Frame by frame at 4:23 you can see a flash when the bowling ball impacts the head!! I love that phenomenon
  • @TestingPyros
    I was amazed with how perfectly you got that straight. At the same time, That was truly terrifying!