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Sony Xperia Z3 underwater unboxing
(0) | 27/09/2014 | Translate: The Sony Xperia Z3 is waterproof. And what better way to test that than take it out of its box for the first time while under water?
So that’s what we did. We dived into a pool with a brand new Xperia Z3 to prove that it’s waterproof while showing you exactly what’s in the box.
He finds a box filled with phones under the water In a river, he finds an underwater box containing several phones - Nuclear Reactor Pulse and Startup Compilation The blue light is known as Cherenkov radiation. It is similar to a sonic boom, but instead of an object travelling faster than the speed of sound, a charged particle is travelling faster than the speed of light in a medium. In this case, the speed of light in water is roughly 75% the speed of light in a vacuum. It tests the time-dependent properties of the fuel. Engineers use that data to predict what would happen if there were an accident at a large reactor Cherenkov radiation, also known as Vavilov–Cherenkov radiation,[a] is electromagnetic radiation emitted when a charged particle (such as an electron) passes through a dielectric medium at a speed greater than the phase velocity of light in that medium. The characteristic blue glow of an underwater nuclear reactor is due to Cherenkov radiation.
Essentially when light passes through different materials its speed can be slowed as the photon makes it way through the medium.
- iPhone 6 Plus: The Bend Uncut – Prank! This one if for the conspiracy theorists that claim I'm a fraud. This phone is more bendable than anything else I've tested. If you still don't believe me, pick one up for yourself. For the record, I use Apple products on a daily basis including a 12-core Mac Pro that cost me a fortune. iphone 6 plus bend, 6 plus bend, iphone 6 plus, iphone 6, bendgate, iphone, apple, bend test, 6 plus bend test, 6 plus, unbox therapy, unboxtherapy, conspiracy, bend gate, apple iphone 6 plus, samsung galaxy s6, samsung, galaxy, s5, s6, HTC eye, htc m7, sony xperia, sony z3, samsung galaxy s3, samsung galaxy s4, blackberry, blackberry z10
- Underwater music A Danish music group, "Between Music". Five performers immersed in water tanks, playing custom-made instruments and singing, entirely underwater. This is an excerpt from the concert.
- Turning on the custom PC water cooling for the first time
- Fish frozen in time This fish should not have jumped out of the water with an outside temperature of -40 degrees.
- How to kill Hinox in Zelda: Breath of the Wild Swiffy the gamer shows us a quick and easy technique to beat boss Hinox in the video game Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Just hit him at the crotch several times with a metal box.
- Bike theft attempt I have my bike sitting in the front yard with TheBlankTrigger attached to test how effective it is on a bike. Apparently, this thief didn't want to steal a bike with flat tires (too much work). Thankfully, I have motion sensors in my front yard (who doesn't?) and I assumed it was birds eating my new grass seed (yes I know the yard looks like crap, work in progress). I'm glad I checked my cameras just in time to catch him in my yard, and with how fast he ran, he didn't need the bike anyway.
- Mission 9: Safe Escape In Any Phase Of Flight New Shepard flew for the ninth time on July 18, 2018. During this mission, known as Mission 9 (M9), the escape motor was fired shortly after booster separation. The Crew Capsule was pushed hard by the escape test and we stressed the rocket to test that astronauts can get away from an anomaly at any time during flight. The mission was a success for both the booster and capsule. Most importantly, astronauts would have had an exhilarating ride and safe landing. This isn’t the first time we’ve done this type of extreme testing on New Shepard. In October of 2012, we simulated a booster failure on the launch pad and had a successful escape. Then in October of 2016, we simulated a booster failure in-flight at Max Q, which is the most physically strenuous point in the flight for the rocket, and had a completely successful escape of the capsule. This test on M9 allowed us to finally characterize escape motor performance in the near-vacuum of space and guarantee that we can safely return our astronauts in any phase of flight. Also on M9, New Shepard carried science and research payloads from commercial companies, universities and space agencies. Learn more about the payloads on board here:
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- Replay of Mission 9 Webcast New Shepard flew for the ninth time on July 18, 2018. During this mission, known as Mission 9 (M9), the escape motor was fired shortly after booster separation. The Crew Capsule was pushed hard by the escape test and we stressed the rocket to test that astronauts can get away from an anomaly at any time during flight. The mission was a success for both the booster and capsule. Most importantly, astronauts would have had an exhilarating ride and safe landing. This isn’t the first time we’ve done this type of extreme testing on New Shepard. In October of 2012, we simulated a booster failure on the launch pad and had a successful escape. Then in October of 2016, we simulated a booster failure in-flight at Max Q, which is the most physically strenuous point in the flight for the rocket, and had a completely successful escape of the capsule. This test on M9 allowed us to finally characterize escape motor performance in the near-vacuum of space and guarantee that we can safely return our astronauts in any phase of flight. https://goo.gl/xbyY8N
- Oleo sponge cleans up oil spills This sponge absorbs oil from water. In a recent test, it pulled oil out of 2 million gallons of seawater.
- SpotMini Autonomous Navigation SpotMini autonomously navigates a specified route through an office and lab facility. Before the test, the robot is manually driven through the space so it can build a map of the space using visual data from cameras mounted on the front, back and sides of the robot. During the autonomous run, SpotMini uses data from the cameras to localize itself in the map and to detect and avoid obstacles. Once the operator presses 'GO' at the beginning of the video, the robot is on its own. Total walk time for this route is just over 6 minutes. (The QR codes visible in the video are used to measure performance, not for navigation.)
- Vision 2030 Hyperloop Pod The Vision 2030 Hyperloop Pod capsule was presented to the Duke of Saudi Arabia, Muhammad ibn Salman ibn Abd al-Aziz Al Su'ud, during his visit to the Virgin Galactic test field in the Mojave Desert. According to the developers of the capsule, Hyperloop One will be able to develop speed by 2-3 times the fastest trains in the world today.
- Unboxing The World’s Smallest Phone The Tiny T1 is the World's smallest phone. This thing is shockingly small, unbelievably small. It's just slightly taller than an SD card and when compared to a full size smartphone it's dwarfed. The Tiny T1 features 3 days of standby time or 3 hours of talk time. It's obviously a novelty device but nonetheless impressive... Even to the person that has everything.
- Whale Shark Shows Off Impressive Mouth A massive ten metre whale shark is showing off his impressive mouth by ‘opening wide’ in this impressive and rare recording while feeding. The over-whale-ming footage was captured in the waters off La Paz, Mexico, by underwater videographer Stefano Ulivi, 42, who says the sight was a moment ‘everyone wants to capture’. The whale shark, a gentle giant of the ocean, swims into a vertical, upright position before filtering water for the plankton - some of the smallest microscopic prey. In the footage shot last year but recently released, Stefano got up close and personal with the world’s largest fish – that measured a whopping ten metres in length and with a 1.5 metre jaw.