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Day 17 of Quarantine: Action Lab has become a gaming channel.

9:57 "Its gonna hit the bridge" then it perfectly manages to not hit it lol

6:00 You missed a clear possibility to toggle Sun gravity while the car is on its roof. It would have been interesting to see how flat it would have gone if you had activated Sun gravity here.

Car and truck: *hits eachother* KZfaq captions: [Applaus] [Music]

“Let’s do one more smash, I can’t resist.” Reality: *breaks*

Props to the camera man for holding the camera in such extreme environments🥺

We often forget how violent a force gravity is.

“It has very realistic crash physics” Apparently someone hasn’t seen their vehicle turn into spaghetti and shoot across the map at mach 5 and crash the game.

You should have tried neutron star gravity. Instant pancake.

8:27 Man: *gets pummeled by approximately 84,060 pounds twice* Action Lab: Ok calm down

8:00 Wow! I didn't know that BeamNG can simulate gas correctly under different gravity.

5:40 When you buy a cheap car and start it for the first time...

5:10 When he turns on the sun gravity I was drnking my beer 😂😂😂. I was not ready 😂😂😂😂

The most interesting planets Mars and Venus were not tested. What a pitty. Because those are the one were it is most realistic to see a car driving eventually.

6:04 you should have put on the sun gravity while the car was on the roof

earth gravity’s effect on flames: normal sun gravity’s effect on flames: rammstein concert

7:13 “falling up” great choice with words

I've played around with this game quite extensively. Another way to do this would have been to reach 70 miles per hour at Earth gravity(though this may have skewed the physics somewhat), hit J to pause the game just as the vehicle reaches the peak of the hill, change the gravity, and then hit J again to unpause it.

The damage from the earth fall vs the moon fall is similar because it's all a matter of what fraction of your kinetic energy from driving was turned into vertical kinetic energy by the ramp (which is a function of steepness) So you fly 6 times higher with the same energy on the moon, but when you land it's the same as what sent you up, not a function of how far you fell.

7:12 my grades expectations vs reality

Never thought I'd see BeamNG on this channel, thought YBR posted again.

"if you drop something on the sun, its gone" i dont think thats because of the gravity my dude

Things would fall even faster if there were a setting to adjust the atmospheric density. Falling at either the moon's gravity or Pluto's gravity could still be very fatal if you account for the lack of atmosphere, there being no air resistance to slow the acceleration towards the ground so the falling object would continue to accelerate towards the ground until it hit, where are a planet with an atmosphere falling objects will reach what's called a terminal velocity, that's where the air resistance prohibits the falling object from accelerating anymore, there would be no terminal velocity without an atmosphere, well aside from the constant speed of light that is. An object falling from a height of 200 km above the surface of the moon would have a final velocity just before the point of impact of 800 m/s, and mass times velocity that's pretty scary even at the moon's gravity. Most handguns only fire at about 450 to 500 m/s, so you'd be going into the hard moon rocks faster than a handgun bullet with your own mass and the truck's mass working against you. That would be 49,600 Newtons of force just from the average mass of a human being impacting at that speed.

The Action Lab: “Any experiment you try is AT YOUR OWN RISK” me and the boys bringing a car to the moon: “YEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAW!!!!!!”

Coronavirus: gotta stay home The Action Lab: let's go to another planet

7:25 LMAO it just spontaneously combusts.

9:30 that's gotta be the most tame jump/ crash landing I've ever seen on beamng 😂😂😂👌

Everyone clearly knows that you can't drive a car up to the sun, it will just melt away, you would have to do it at night, preferably in winter where the nights are colder and longer.

I almost died laughing. "Switching to sun..." instant crunch!

"Watch it spring back up when i go back to earth now" (truck remains pancaked and catches fire)

Actually the speedometer with the Pluto gravity was realistic as the car can't get traction, the wheels spin very fast and speedometers are based on wheel spin speed, not actual car speed. You guys can all try this mostly in manual transmission cars on slippery ice or snow, the speedometer can even show over 200 km/h if you rev your engine and spin your wheels in 5'th gear on snow.

I just absolutely love how the driver is still unharmed after so many fatal crashes

The air-speedometer is more accurate you can get it in the app’s menu

No unnecessary intros no teasing no garbage. Perfect.

10:10 "there's like no damage whatsoever to it" *glass shatters immediately after*

10:10 "There's like no damage whatsoever to it." *Glass breaks*

6:02 I wanted sun gravity again so badly

Thanks for letting me know there’s no drivable roads on Jupiter. I keep that in mind for my next trip!

Those Jupiter jumps though...lol. I recently bought this game and it brings constant laughter to me. It's awesome to see you demonstrating science using this simulation.

7:16 today I learned that "if you drop something in the sun it's gone" nice.

7:12 my grades at the beginning vs the end be like

9:07 I thought for a second the engine was about to Rick roll me.

That was actually a great way to get an understanding of how bouncy the moon is... I mean we can watch the lunar buggy chug around but to think a 4,000lb pickup will just take off like that... Awesome!

The Action Lab: **drives into cars** Also him: **laughs like a phsyco**

What someone drives off a mountain while drunk on Pluto: LET ME DIE ALREADY OMG

I’ve realized that I’ll never grow out of enjoyment for watching things get smashed up in video games haha

This was both educational and whimsically funny to see the model behave in such comically extreme ways.

sounds like you recorded this is 2009, thats good

9:59 That was one of the best thing i've seen in my life. It was like a fast&furious scene

I like how the damage at the end got to the point where it became a philosophical question as to which part the camera should even be following. The game logic opted for the bare chassis, but I could see disagreements forming.

You just blew my mind on buoyant forces, maybe you can do a video on it?

I would pay to watch science KZfaqrs like Action lab, vsauce, etc play games with realistic physics engines

"Let's try to see what's it like to drive on the Sun. 3... 2... 1." Truck: *melts*

The immediate sink at 5:10 made me laugh loudly.

Driver: **brutally dies** Action Labs: "heh heh"

“The crashes are very realistic” *Proceeds to get physically impossibly stuck in a semi wheel*

Action lab sounding like a teacher on zoom 😂

Legends say that the orange man inside the car is still alive

great idea! love the content man.)

One lesson from this, On Pluto we can all drive like in GTA

Action lab: “...The crashes are very realistic.” Me who’s cars left bumper has stretched half the length of the Utah map: Suuuuuuuure

I've been researching train wrecks because I'm bored, and now I find something haunting about the sound of a train whistle.

I need more of this

10:20 That's the *SIDE* view mirror.

I absolutely love beamNG for destruction and driving so it was a treat to see Action lab experiencing it in an old video!

Was hoping you would use the sub gravity for the negative earth drop. Love the video.

11:30 look, this is literally me when i get my first mount 😳

When you were doing the jump you should start on earth gravity to get up speed then change the gravity just before the jump

Bng drive when the action lab tries it : beautiful physics Me when I try it : *haha car go hamburger*

0:40 crash tests/examples, 1:10 Earth Gravity, 1:55 Moon Gravity, 3:50 Jupiter Gravity, 5:10 Sun lol, 6:25 Negative Earth, 7:05 Negative Earth + Sun, 8:45 Pluto Gravity,

This was awesome for no reason

10:00 Are we not gonna talk about how perfect that landing was without getting wrecked

That one friend: "bro Jeeps are the best I guarantee you mine can crawl across that with no issue" That same friend: 11:05

The thumbnail reminded me of something my grandfather did 50 years ago. We had a *very* big slippery elm tree, in our yard, which had a dead branch about 60ft off the ground. My grandfather used a fishing pole to loop a line over it, and replaced it with a length of hemp rope. He hooked the rooe to his new '73 Chevy pickup rear bumper and took off, expecting to pull the branch down. Needless to say, it ended like the thumbnail. Neither the truck, my grandfather, nor the tree were harmed. Edit: typo

Mom: WHY ARE U PLAYING A GAME!? Me: Science purposes

I swear every single one of the youtuber I watch are starting to use the best game I have XD

The way you just casually found a way to talk more about gravity after the car bursts in flames was hysterical. Cool video!

glad I watched the whole vid, the end was really satisfying.

Omg you need to do this again!

Husband: Honey, I need that car! Wife: We have our car at home. Car at home: 5:40 Wife: no no no... that's our neighbour's car, silly. This one is ours... 7:28

Hey there. I wanted to tell you that you have inspired me a lot. Im quite the fan and also a big nerd for science. This kind of graphical and hands on type of science is so much better than on paper. Again, thank you. Love, Justin.

Great vid 😊

Coming back to this video over a year later and I had no idea it was a video from The Action Lab.

I can’t believe that guy survived so much crashed he’s a legend

10:10: There's like no damage whatsoever to it. *CRASH!*

That's a hilarious physics playground! More please 😃

I am fortunate to discover this amazing channel

"If you drop something on the sun it's gone" The Action Lab 2020

You can actually use this game for a lot of gravity related scenarios

This was a very interesting video thank you

Surprisingly enjoyable!

8:18 *ahh yes, "falling up".*

7:16: Spongebob’s driving test

please make more videos like this one. soooo much fun. 🙂

Sick dude!

9:57 Action lab: Its gonna hit the bridge Truck: smoothly goes under

The different gravitational pull of different planets is very interesting on a vehicle. Especially the Sun, since it’s impossible to get anything even vaguely close enough to the sun to feel its gravitational forces.

Great video lol. Man I wish you could turn the gravity equivalent to a neutron star while in mid air!!!

This is one of the best videos