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Super Slo-Mo Bullet Impacts

I think it’s safe to say we know the damage that bullets can do to people and object. German engineer Werner Mehl possesses a camera system is able to track the flight of a bullet at a whopping 1 million frames per second, and doing what any man with the possession of such equipment does, he created this 10-minute clip showing the impact of bullets on different targets – before you get too excited, no people were harmed in the making of the video. It is quite beautiful, pity about the ridiculously huge watermark right in the middle of everything.

[via Neatorama]


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  1. Azraelz (Reply) on October 13th, 2009

    WOW! the lead of the bullet becomes liquid at those speeds… well, that is what it looks like when striking various materials al LOT harder…

    Nice post!

  2. easy (Reply) on October 13th, 2009

    wow indeed!!

    the amount of energy being being released is spectacular. its easy to see how guns can make a right mess of person.

  3. Claudio Cecchi (Reply) on October 13th, 2009

    This is very awesome :) Great Post! You think the Time Warp cameras are as quick?

    • prawn1 (Reply) on October 13th, 2009

      Hey Claudio, according to the NYTimes, the high speed cameras used in Time Warp could record up to 325,000 frames per second.

  4. Nick - Lazygamer.co.za (Reply) on October 16th, 2009

    Wow that really was so amazing to watch, it makes you appreciate the things you cant actually see.


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