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Unlock your car with your brain
(5) | 19/03/2014 | Translate: The Roger Bowley, Professor of physics at the University of Nottingham, explains why keeping a key/remote control car next to our head, can extend the scope of.
Sculpture in 10 minutes On October 17, 2014 at Thurstan University in Sri Lanka, two experienced sculptors will forge the one person of the other in 10 minutes. The video was filmed in real time. The first sculptor with glasses is Professor Sarath Chandrajeewa from University of fine and representational art in Sri Lanka, and the second with the beard is Cao Xu, Professor Chang from the Central Academy of fine arts in Beijing, China.. During the ten-minute, the two men will shape each other's head with their hands, exchanging quick glances.- Why is it impossible to catch a banknote with two fingers Professor Tadashi Tokieda from Cambridge University, He explains why it is impossible to catch someone a bill of $ 20 in free fall with his fingers. Initially there is a biological limit: The majority of people are reacted at about 0,2 seconds. This is the time that it takes to transfer the command from the brain in their hands to catch the greenback. If you add to the equation the velocity of an object in free fall, we see that it is possible to catch the bill only if it has fallen from a distance greater than 20 cm. However, this is impossible, as the bill has a length of only 15,5/100.
- Please don't drive drunk… The John is the father of a 20 year old girl who was a victim of a car accident, because of a drunk driver. The John sends a message to all the people who lead. "Don't drive drunk, You may not immediately very, to do a little prison, but can destroy the lives of others ". On May 23, 2012, Kellie was the passenger in a car that crashed into the car of a drunk driver running at speed of 160 km / h. Her son was 7 months hit in the head and had some fractures. The friend who was driving was killed instantaneously. The same, He had fractures in the body and neck, and a severe trauma to the brain, which left her a plant for more than a year before her death, on June 18, 2013. In this video filmed in October 2012, her father will show us that it is his daughter after the accident, in order to send us a very serious message.
- Theft of a Rolls Royce worth £350.000, using a large antenna Thieves break into a Rolls Royce worth 350.000 pounds in 30 seconds, using a wire antenna and a transponder. This theft technique is based on relaying through a special device, the signal emitted by the key owner in the house. One of the thieves approached the front door with the device and large wire antenna to pick up the key's signal and transmit it to the car. The doors unlocked, and as seen in the video a second thief starts the car's engine.
- How to catch a motorcyclist with a lasso Two men try to tie a plank to the roof of a car with a rope, but the noose falls on the head of a motorcyclist passing by at that moment.
- Physics lesson with a knife and a potato A simple demonstration of inertia, using a knife and a potato. From Dr.. Tatiana Erukhimova, Department of Physics & Astronomy, University of Texas.
- Automatic car cover The Vinoya is an automatic car cover, which unfolds and folds using a remote control. It is powered by a rechargeable battery that charges with solar energy. According to its creator, the cover material is waterproof, resistant to corrosion and scratches, while it also has an anti-theft alarm. Vinoya was unveiled on the Japanese website Green Funding.
- Fun physics experiments In a high school in the United States, a physics teacher has gathered his students in a chain for an experiment with static electricity. The last in line is a Van de Graaf generator, and the first will touch a student outside the chain.
- Realistic crashes in the BeamNG Drive game BeamNG Drive is a video game that accurately mimics the physics of cars while driving, and their disasters in a conflict.
- The head of a bison stuck to the window of a car At Omega Park in Quebec, Canada, a driver tried to feed a bison from his car, something that is forbidden to visitors. The bison's head was stuck in the window and the animal was trying for several minutes to free itself.. A park official finally arrived to free him. The bison was not injured.
- There are no laws of physics in Indian soap operas Excerpt from an Indian soap opera, where a woman catches the bullet from a sniper rifle and turns it back on his head. Great effects.
- The show must go on Three girls sing in a convertible car as they are in an underground car park, when one of them raises her head and knocks on a sign.
- New York in 1945 (color video) Digitized video from a walk in New York in 1945, which was painted and lined with artificial sound. The video was provided by Rick Prelinger, Archivist and Professor at the University of California. He is the founder of the Prelinger Archive, which currently hosts about 60.000 different historical films.
- The driver of a Tesla who was sleeping is arrested by the police In Wisconsin of the United States , Police stopped the driver of a Tesla car because he was asleep having activated the autopilot. The policeman saw the driver with his head to the side and his eyes closed as he passed by.
- A bread distributor in Egypt The impressive skills of a bread distributor in Egypt, who manages to keep in balance two large boards with bread on his head, while riding his bicycle maneuvering between cars.