Didn't know particles actually behaved this way irl.
[QUOTE=aznz888;43376863]they're pretty calm for molten metal being poured right at their feet[/QUOTE]
Might be zoomed in considering it's auto stabilized.
That's fucking insane. Was it really pouring molten metal onto the floor? (I mean, I suppose it could have been something else, and it didn't flow everywhere like like a flood of lava, like I was expecting)
I can see that there's molten metal constantly flowing out, but what exactly caused that?
[QUOTE=BlueAndGray;43377874]I can see that there's molten metal constantly flowing out, but what exactly caused that?[/QUOTE]
They started pouring, the thing they were pouring into seemed to start overflowing, and then they moved the thing they were pouring from.
That's actually quite terrifying.
Holy fucking shit
The floor looks like it's melted with larva.
[QUOTE=Apache249;43377883]They started pouring, the thing they were pouring into seemed to start overflowing, and then they moved the thing they were pouring from.[/QUOTE]
They're shouting at the guy who was controlling the ladle, as he made it worse.
To stand at the threshold of danger and swear at it is the Russian way.
That was pretty cool looking.
They just casually walk away. I would have darted out of the building.
I'd like to see the aftermath.
I don't want to think what would happen to those men if they would just stand still
[QUOTE=ChronoBlade;43377952]Holy fucking shit
The floor looks like it's melted with larva.[/QUOTE]
How Russians play "The Floor Is Lava"
[QUOTE=GREN EYGS N HAM;43376068]Jesus fucking dick, the guys filming/looking are crazy for standing that close.[/QUOTE]
Relative safety, I believe it's a thing.
They're going to have some seriously bad arc eye from looking at that, god damn.
The voice on the announcement system at 0:40 sounds really creepy when combined with the alarm
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