Comments by "Mikko Rantalainen" (@MikkoRantalainen) on "The Slow Mo Guys" channel.

@SomeGuysGarage From this video and Tested, too, I get the feeling that Adam is taking risks with himself but he is really careful with other people. For example, he was happy to turn the handle with a hand but didn't want anybody else to be within the area that might have high probability to get plastic sharpnell in case something breaks.
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I think that needs something like "... that is not a glass worker" at the end. The factories that actually manufacture all the modern glass intentional smash all the cutted off parts to melt it faster in the melter.
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2:10 Imagine that one of those parts were flying towards your eye. Without visor or safety glasses you couldn't even blink before it has already hit your eye.
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4:08 Wow! It's like cut to half with a knife!
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14:12 I'd guess you got really close to the limit of the glass because nearly the whole back wall cavitates from the hit of the bullet without shattering.
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The most interesting thing about vector displays is to imagine how hard it must have been to build, calibrate and program those things because in the old days you didn't have even option to use high speed camera to check what's happening when results are not good.
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3:45 Seeing the Xenon speedlight fading in and out was awesome! It was interesting how slow the fadeout is compared to the start of the flash.
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OK, could redo the test twice more? I would like to know does it change the water movement if the holes are pointing upwards or downwards while the speakers are trying to get the water out.
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16:35 When 1000 fps gives you about zero information...
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