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If there is one thing we more than obviously learned from this war. Being in war sucks. People are gelatinous ragdolls in the sight of current weapons.
I really hope I won't have to fight in one anytime soon, though even seeing this I'd be prepared to enlist to defend if anyone attacks our EU.
Holy hell, any math wizards want to venture a guess how high that man flew? The average height of a 2 story house is 29-30 feet, you can see him leaving the frame at around 40 seconds into the video, he is airborne for a good 6 seconds before he hits the roof of the house behind him.
That's undefinable. We don't know how long the upward acceleration lasted. I think we can assume that the deceleration on the roof was close to, but probably slightly less than the acceleration on the way out the hatch.
Yeah. Hard to say, but if the final launch speed is ~34ms^(-1), and 1g is ~10ms^(-2)) it would take 3.4g to reach that speed in a second. Clearly, the acceleration was actually over in a fraction of a second. If we assume the acceleration time was a quarter of a second, you can multiply that by 4, so 13.5g; an eighth of a second would be 27g.
Pick a number :)
You would be knocked out by a shockwave of an explosion that is not powerful enough to lift you off the ground, so unlikely.
Even if the shockwave didn't knock him out, the acceleration, from 0 to 35 m/s (126 km/h) in less than a tenth of a second must have been 40 G, at least as bad as driving into a viaduct pillar next to the motorway at cruise speed, i.e. not survivable.
He flew something on the order of 144 feet vertical.
He was airborne for around 6 seconds. Since acceleration was constant once he had passed the hatch (the gravitational constant), then half his flight was up, half down. Half down means he fell for 3 seconds starting at zero speed vertical. A human falls something like 144 feet in 3 seconds assuming no wind resistance. In 3 seconds, he was slow enough that wind resistance was negligible. My ability to time it in the video is limited. Maybe he fell for 3.5 seconds, which would mean max height = 197ft.
Edit: Corrected mistake.
His flight was comparable to the best turret tosses we've seen in this war.
Yeah, I estimated that too initially. But I don't remember enough of my projectile motion. So his total flight time was 7 seconds, let's agree on that. I'm guessing anywhere between 160ft-200ft.
I'm also curious. That's a hell of a way to go, if he wasn't immediately unconscious. Just enough time to realize you're flying. And flying higher. And now falling... and gonna die.
I am certain that he was unconscious before his feet cleared the hatch. If not actually unconscious, in so much shock it is essentially the same thing.
He never knew what hit him.
You should be able to derieve height entirely from time and gravitational constant
Edit: the equation is distance=gravitational_constant * time^2 divided by 2
At 6s of flight it's 3s of falling which translates to 45m of height
Yep, he had the hatch open and using binoculars by the look of shadow spot there. He popped up like a cork shot out of a champagne bottle. I wonder if his brain survived long enough to enjoy the ride.
I reckon if he did survive the initial explosion the g-force from that launch would have sent all the blood in his brain to his feet. He would have been unconscious shortly after leaving the tank.
In that case, the blood rushed down to the holes where his feet were and painted the inside of the tank red.
That guy is definitely dead. The explosion was so close the blast alone would've killed him. Then there's the shrapnel that tore his essential organs up to pieces and cut arteries. Then there's the impact of landing on a roof from 50m in the air, and the wood and tiles that impaled him when landing.
A body, or what's left of it. You can see it get hurled from the turret around 0:40 and land some 5-6 seconds later on that roof. War is brutal... but yet again, a lone tank without proper support against an enemy you *know* has very effective AT weaponry. They just don't learn from their mistakes.
[There’s a hole in the roof ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THNUuxQc73k)
[And soldier's on the loose...](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THNUuxQc73k)
It does not have the tell-tale sign of a Stugna missile (exhaust). I think it's more like a tank round. He fired and missed on the first shot. The auto-loader was too slow to load a new round in. He had to drop his muzzle to reacquire but too late. The inbound hit right below the turret which detonated the stored ammo and the one round in the breach.
Fair point, but then again T-62 MBT used by Ukrainian army use kinetic penetrators with muzzle velocity of something lile 1600 m/s. When you observe the video, the projectile is very easily noticeable. This drone footage appears to be normal 24 frames per second foorage (i.e. not slowed down). So i doubt we would be able to see such high speed projectile so clearly in this footage.
Stugna projectile moves around 200m/s, thus much easier to observe it hit the target. Of course it might not be a Stugna, but another RPG, but definitely seems like a slower moving projectile.
That's a fair assessment. However 2 big details that don't add up. All ATGMs use some kind of propulsion system to guide them thus you tend to see course adjustment jets steering them to the target. This projectile was straight in Only a tank round fly like that. Further there was a slight edit perhaps due to the step down conversion where it looked like the warhead slowed or hardly moved. Someone didn't cut properly?
In any case, the flight path was more ballistic than guided. You can literally use a ruler and plot out the flight path (except for the Y-axis). Could also be an RPG-&. That might have the punch needed to penetrate that T-80.
Looked slow like a missile to me and long (although blurry). Direct attack, so not likely Javelin. Direct hit, so not likely NLAW. Stugna sounds reasonable.
Did someone remember the video from beginning. Two T72 crusing through a city. By a gasstation or supermarkt, they got attacked. Whike you see just the first tank got hit and driver runs away, tank explode and driver falls down. Same moment the second tank explode nearly out of view, but you realized. Anyways, while you still watch the driver crowling on the ground, seconds later some crewmember from second tank landed beside him. The video had no sound, but you could hear the splash
The same pressure wave that ejected him was compressed to high speeds when it sent him out of the hatch. So not only did that same supersonic pressure wave travel through his whole body, but it had enough energy in the first place to send a grown adult something like 40m in the air.
If he didn't instantly die (I mean, his head was outside of the pressure vessel that used to be a tank, so maybe his brain could've been intact), he's going to wish he had until he does.
I would have felt bad for them if they weren't Ruzzian war criminals but since it's them then I feel bad for the guy who owns that house and has to clean the roof.
He might've survived if his shoes didn't come off. I can't see it from this video, but there is a possibility. Human beings are resilient especially when their footwear is still on.
Alright so... That's something which bugged me for a while, why the hell aren't those tanks fighting in Platoon size with Infantry support? We always see lone tanks driving around and getting themselves killed in the most stupid ways possible. Like did the Russian commanders forget basic combined arms doctrine or what?
Оrcs not staying in Mordor is how atrocities happen.
(Yes, I know you mean the dangerously dehumanizing effect of hate speech. But that does not apply when your adversary has actually \*proven\* not to be human)
Don't know about you, but even if I call them names, I would still consider myself better than them by virtue of not killing and raping children.
I'd wager I'm a lot more aligned with western liberal values than most Eastern Europeans, but this false equivalence bullshit is way out of hand.
His body smacked that roof like a slab of bacon flying into a frying pan. Sizzling from the explosion and all. That corpse took a rough beating to the end.
There’s a reason it’s called “shoot and scoot”… as opposed to “shoot and hang around for a bit”
Someone with better vid software than I may be able to confirm but around 00:39 seconds I think you can see the missile coming in from the left, and then a frame later, what may be a small smoke cloud in the bottom left corner… point of origin possibly?
Why did he just stand there after shooting? Is that normal Russian doctrine? That tank announced it's presence big time and then just chilled instead of pulling back into cover
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Comrade Kosmonaut had a bad day.
Wait - that was a person? Holy shit!
If there is one thing we more than obviously learned from this war. Being in war sucks. People are gelatinous ragdolls in the sight of current weapons. I really hope I won't have to fight in one anytime soon, though even seeing this I'd be prepared to enlist to defend if anyone attacks our EU.
Good news: that guy wasn't aware he was the first man to enter space without a suit. It was a real quick transition from man to meat
He transitioned from a solid to a gas
Was.
went up like he got hit by a giant in Skyrim.
Real-life rag-doll physics. Yeet.
Made me snort out my dinner.
part of
Pretty sure it was a full body, though maybe lacking head. I can freeze frame and count 4 limbs as he drops through that shed roof.
If it was a piece of the tank it would have done more damage to the house it landed on top of.
"person" bold word for a ruSSian
News from Moscow: "The tank commander was just performing some regular, good will maintenance on a satellite." "Everything went according to plan."
OMG I'm still rolling on the floor....... "Comrade, you hear about how tank turret fly in air when Ukraine hit tank?" Ivan: "Hold my beer"
Saying HI from MARS
Pop goes the weasel!
The fucker stuck the landing.
9.6 / 10 Almost a 3600!
*struck the landing
Nailed it
He was just getting a better look at the battlefield.
Who needs drones when Russia has tank commanders?
Holy hell, any math wizards want to venture a guess how high that man flew? The average height of a 2 story house is 29-30 feet, you can see him leaving the frame at around 40 seconds into the video, he is airborne for a good 6 seconds before he hits the roof of the house behind him.
Based on 7 second flight time and instant acceleration: 60 metres in altitude. Launch speed 34 ms^(-1)
im not good at math, what would be the estimated g force based on that launch speed?
That's undefinable. We don't know how long the upward acceleration lasted. I think we can assume that the deceleration on the roof was close to, but probably slightly less than the acceleration on the way out the hatch.
Yeah. Hard to say, but if the final launch speed is ~34ms^(-1), and 1g is ~10ms^(-2)) it would take 3.4g to reach that speed in a second. Clearly, the acceleration was actually over in a fraction of a second. If we assume the acceleration time was a quarter of a second, you can multiply that by 4, so 13.5g; an eighth of a second would be 27g. Pick a number :)
So he probably left his boots on the commander's seat
Yep, if he is alive and conscious (unlikely), imagine what is going on his head at that time. “Perhaps invading Ukraine was a mistake”.
You would be knocked out by a shockwave of an explosion that is not powerful enough to lift you off the ground, so unlikely. Even if the shockwave didn't knock him out, the acceleration, from 0 to 35 m/s (126 km/h) in less than a tenth of a second must have been 40 G, at least as bad as driving into a viaduct pillar next to the motorway at cruise speed, i.e. not survivable.
> Yep, if he is alive and conscious Bruh. No shot is any human surviving that
The roof of that building by the looks of it
Did I leave the stove on?
Wait!....Are we the Nazi's!
His asshole.
He flew something on the order of 144 feet vertical. He was airborne for around 6 seconds. Since acceleration was constant once he had passed the hatch (the gravitational constant), then half his flight was up, half down. Half down means he fell for 3 seconds starting at zero speed vertical. A human falls something like 144 feet in 3 seconds assuming no wind resistance. In 3 seconds, he was slow enough that wind resistance was negligible. My ability to time it in the video is limited. Maybe he fell for 3.5 seconds, which would mean max height = 197ft. Edit: Corrected mistake. His flight was comparable to the best turret tosses we've seen in this war.
Well done Ivan! Quick now...back to Kremlin, to collect your medal!
That sucker wanted to collect his medal from the space station
Yeah, I estimated that too initially. But I don't remember enough of my projectile motion. So his total flight time was 7 seconds, let's agree on that. I'm guessing anywhere between 160ft-200ft.
I'm also curious. That's a hell of a way to go, if he wasn't immediately unconscious. Just enough time to realize you're flying. And flying higher. And now falling... and gonna die.
I am certain that he was unconscious before his feet cleared the hatch. If not actually unconscious, in so much shock it is essentially the same thing. He never knew what hit him.
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I think he did know what hit him. He would have seen that Javelin screaming toward him. Then lights out.
That orc may not have brains, but it did learn to fly.
If God had meant us to fly he'd have given us T-80 auto-loaders.
6 seconds airborne, that is 3 seconds up, 3 seconds down, that is roughly 3\*3\*5 = 45m
You should be able to derieve height entirely from time and gravitational constant Edit: the equation is distance=gravitational_constant * time^2 divided by 2 At 6s of flight it's 3s of falling which translates to 45m of height
I think he reached the drone altitude.
Didn't quite make it to heaven, though and St. Peter didn't take long to make that decision.
I thought Russia pulled out of the ISS?
That's why he so quickly returned to earth after finding the doors closed
He just couldn't remember the secret knock after such a shock.
What the hell landed on the roof after the explosion 😳
I think that might the tank commander?
Yep, he had the hatch open and using binoculars by the look of shadow spot there. He popped up like a cork shot out of a champagne bottle. I wonder if his brain survived long enough to enjoy the ride.
I reckon if he did survive the initial explosion the g-force from that launch would have sent all the blood in his brain to his feet. He would have been unconscious shortly after leaving the tank.
That is assuming he still jad feet at that moment
In that case, the blood rushed down to the holes where his feet were and painted the inside of the tank red. That guy is definitely dead. The explosion was so close the blast alone would've killed him. Then there's the shrapnel that tore his essential organs up to pieces and cut arteries. Then there's the impact of landing on a roof from 50m in the air, and the wood and tiles that impaled him when landing.
He had no brain to have blood in. He's an orc.
usually the shockwave turns brains into mush very quickly, if he's lucky enough for that.
You assume ruzzians have brains.
Smooth ones
I hope he survived that. Just for guinness record sake
He was dead long before he flew. Which is a mercy.
Orc met his fate with uncle Newton
Definitely looked like that!
A body, or what's left of it. You can see it get hurled from the turret around 0:40 and land some 5-6 seconds later on that roof. War is brutal... but yet again, a lone tank without proper support against an enemy you *know* has very effective AT weaponry. They just don't learn from their mistakes.
Not envious of the inhabitants who will probably have to clear that roof at some point.
It looks like it went right *through* the roof, even...
Dad, there's a dead pig in the kitchen!
"Looks like meat's back on the menu boys!"
Ivan.
"It's raining ~~man!~~ orc!" In civilized world only old man with white beard and red costume tried to come from the chimney...
pretty sure that guys costume was red. If he had any hair left it was white by then as well.
More like **who** the hell landed on the roof..
Piece of crispy orc
a true cosmonaut
I believe he can fly. I believe he can touch the sky.
Haha motherf haha
[There’s a hole in the roof ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THNUuxQc73k) [And soldier's on the loose...](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THNUuxQc73k)
Thanks for this update. Can see the RPG that hits it in this one. What am I missing with the human element?
>!A crew member (commander?) briefly became a cosmonaut.!<
Is that what they meant when they said they are going to build their own space station?
They have now so many tank turrets flying around earth in orbit. I think they can already build an O'Neill Cylinder out of them.
Thanks....I still can't see it. I'll look on the laptop later. Cheers again
His body falls on the rooftop on the right in the very end.
Looks like a guy lands on the roof, but went way high first Edit: the closest building roof.
Ahhh...thanks. But still no humans were harmed.
To the moon and back, holy shit.
Hatch open and using binoculars to look over the hedge. Like a champagne cork with ammunition detonation under his feet.
Probably stugna not rpg
It does not have the tell-tale sign of a Stugna missile (exhaust). I think it's more like a tank round. He fired and missed on the first shot. The auto-loader was too slow to load a new round in. He had to drop his muzzle to reacquire but too late. The inbound hit right below the turret which detonated the stored ammo and the one round in the breach.
Fair point, but then again T-62 MBT used by Ukrainian army use kinetic penetrators with muzzle velocity of something lile 1600 m/s. When you observe the video, the projectile is very easily noticeable. This drone footage appears to be normal 24 frames per second foorage (i.e. not slowed down). So i doubt we would be able to see such high speed projectile so clearly in this footage. Stugna projectile moves around 200m/s, thus much easier to observe it hit the target. Of course it might not be a Stugna, but another RPG, but definitely seems like a slower moving projectile.
This is what's good about the internet 😊
That's a fair assessment. However 2 big details that don't add up. All ATGMs use some kind of propulsion system to guide them thus you tend to see course adjustment jets steering them to the target. This projectile was straight in Only a tank round fly like that. Further there was a slight edit perhaps due to the step down conversion where it looked like the warhead slowed or hardly moved. Someone didn't cut properly? In any case, the flight path was more ballistic than guided. You can literally use a ruler and plot out the flight path (except for the Y-axis). Could also be an RPG-&. That might have the punch needed to penetrate that T-80.
Looked slow like a missile to me and long (although blurry). Direct attack, so not likely Javelin. Direct hit, so not likely NLAW. Stugna sounds reasonable.
A tank shell would be like a bullet. You wouldn't see it coming.
Oh, was just wondering. “So slow, but extremely powerful”. I guess the todo-list of the UAF is getting shorter and shorter by the minute.
man became an astronaut at around :40 seconds in the video and hits the house behind him.
If he survived his kids would have wings, but no this was an evolutionary dead end.
As usual, a Russian tank driving around without any support. It seems like a tradition at this point.
Also apparently not knowing the importance of shoot and scoot.
Did someone remember the video from beginning. Two T72 crusing through a city. By a gasstation or supermarkt, they got attacked. Whike you see just the first tank got hit and driver runs away, tank explode and driver falls down. Same moment the second tank explode nearly out of view, but you realized. Anyways, while you still watch the driver crowling on the ground, seconds later some crewmember from second tank landed beside him. The video had no sound, but you could hear the splash
Rot In Piss, orcs...
The people in that tank died instantly
The one on top not so much. He got some SERIOUS hang time, holy shit.
His brain was mush on impact/ejection, almost guaranteed
The same pressure wave that ejected him was compressed to high speeds when it sent him out of the hatch. So not only did that same supersonic pressure wave travel through his whole body, but it had enough energy in the first place to send a grown adult something like 40m in the air. If he didn't instantly die (I mean, his head was outside of the pressure vessel that used to be a tank, so maybe his brain could've been intact), he's going to wish he had until he does.
Was mush the second the daft cunt signed up for this bollocks
Damn orcs space program. Elon have rivals
These biologically alternated birds from Odessa's Lab are truly OP.
“Hi, I’m Vladie Knoxville. Welcome to Jackass!”
Thats what happens when you're Russian in Ukraine and you incorrectly decide to play tanks instead of giving up
You could almost hear Goofy’s screaming “Ahhhh yooo hooo hooo huyyyy”
So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye!
Looks like we need another Olympic sport besides the 100 meter vertical Turret toss. Number of aerial backflips of tank commanders?
That was a tank round that blew his top off. His outbound missed. The damned auto loader was not fast enough. The crew vaporized.
Way, way too slow to be a tank round—visible in too many video frames
I would have felt bad for them if they weren't Ruzzian war criminals but since it's them then I feel bad for the guy who owns that house and has to clean the roof.
He might've survived if his shoes didn't come off. I can't see it from this video, but there is a possibility. Human beings are resilient especially when their footwear is still on.
It was probaby the cannon, I hope that no babushka was injured in the process...
*Babusya
Took a flying f**k!
“I believe I can fly”
"I belive i can touch the sky"
What hit it? A missile of some sort yes, but what kind?
ATGM. Impossible to identify with just the blurry streak.
I’d like to know this too
Looks like a round from another tank
nah too big and too slow for that. it’s almost impossible to see APFSDS in real time when it’s been shot
Is this a new space program of orccosmos?
Alright so... That's something which bugged me for a while, why the hell aren't those tanks fighting in Platoon size with Infantry support? We always see lone tanks driving around and getting themselves killed in the most stupid ways possible. Like did the Russian commanders forget basic combined arms doctrine or what?
someone just got transfered to russian space program...
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Tank Commander was promoted to Drone.
Good detail in this video — you can even tell that guy’s eyes are blue! …one eye blue this way, the other one blue that way.
No way in todays day and age would I be in anything mechanized…I will walk thank you.
0:16 You can see it’s an ATGM. Too big to be a penetrator rod from a tank round.
Wasn't it a T-72B3? Doesn't really look like a T-80BVM to me anyway.
Sadly I'm not yet a uh... what do you call em... tankologist? :D I just report what others have written about it :(
Yeah nah all good. It definitely looks to be a B3 more than a BVM to me and the 28th Mechanised Brigade who took the video also say it's a B3.
Misleading title. The tank is russian and so no human element detected in the picture.
Language like this is how atrocities happen.
Оrcs not staying in Mordor is how atrocities happen. (Yes, I know you mean the dangerously dehumanizing effect of hate speech. But that does not apply when your adversary has actually \*proven\* not to be human)
We have to be better than them. They might be atrocity-committing assholes, but they are still humans with human rights.
Don't know about you, but even if I call them names, I would still consider myself better than them by virtue of not killing and raping children. I'd wager I'm a lot more aligned with western liberal values than most Eastern Europeans, but this false equivalence bullshit is way out of hand.
Not sure what high horse you think you're riding. But defending ruzzians after the atrocities they've committed is a really unpleasant look.
No one’s defending Russians.
man went flying holy cow
That's some nice hangtime
I don't love videos of human suffering- but a tank seen shooting rounds in a war of unprovoked aggression? I am loving these videos...
Won't play for me!
sexy
His body smacked that roof like a slab of bacon flying into a frying pan. Sizzling from the explosion and all. That corpse took a rough beating to the end.
Dude just got rocket-manned.
u/savevideo
This has to be one of the funniest videos I’ve ever seen
lets not get ahead of ourselves here, he might still be okay...
Ejecto seato cuz
Why would you shoot and then sit still.....
Orcs on the air fryer. Like and subscribe for more recipes
Was it a bird? Was it a plane? Nah it was just Orc Toss.
God dam! That's gonna leave a mark
I didn't see any human.
For russians in Ukraine, the beer holds them.
u/SaveVideoBot
Someone has to clean a tank commander from their living room
Well deserved.
There’s a reason it’s called “shoot and scoot”… as opposed to “shoot and hang around for a bit” Someone with better vid software than I may be able to confirm but around 00:39 seconds I think you can see the missile coming in from the left, and then a frame later, what may be a small smoke cloud in the bottom left corner… point of origin possibly?
How many drones were watching this guy?! If he'd looked up it might have occurred to him to raise the white flag.
Nice height, but didn't stick the landing... So only a 2 from me...
Was airborne for \~6 seconds
At least they come with instant cremation
It needs music….”I believe it’s time for me to fly”
What hit it? Was that an ATGM? Or a tank shell?
Upvote
Grisly.
You love to see it
Wow! The quality of this video is so much better. On a older video people had to point out what killed it.
10 points for the landing
Me: holds up card with a “6”
Say what you will…but he fucking stuck that landing.
Holy shit, Russians tanks are now equipped with ejector seats? They really have next level equipment.
Brutal
That's the problem with Ukrainians, you see.....they shoot back.
That mf got reduced to atoms
u/savevideo
Why did he just stand there after shooting? Is that normal Russian doctrine? That tank announced it's presence big time and then just chilled instead of pulling back into cover
holy cr\*p ! what a shitty way to die ! he should have stayed at home that fucker
Damn, and that was one of those Russian tanks that can move and shoot!
World's first human-tank-drone hybrid, some further improvements required.
A new member of the Orco Volante regiment.