.:SonicBomb:.
    Login or Register
::  Home  ::  Videos  ::  Your Account  ::  Forums  ::  RSS Feed  ::
 
 
::Content::
  • Atomic
  • - Aviation
    - Aircraft
    - Military
    - Explosions
    - WW2
    - Various
    - Hi-Def
    - Photos

    - Wallpaper

    - Nuclear

    - WWI

    - WWII

    Advertisment
    Search
    Custom Search
    User Info
    Welcome, Anonymous
    Nickname
    Password
    (Register)
    Membership:
    Latest: NascarRacing48
    New Today: 0
    New Yesterday: 1
    Overall: 356

    People Online:
    Visitors: 0
    Members: 0
    Total: 0

    sonicbomb.com :: View topic - Can you identify this explosion?

    Forum FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in

    View next topic
    View previous topic
    Post new topic Reply to topic  sonicbomb.com Forum Index » General Atomic Chat
    Author Message
    Ropetrickeffect
    Franklin Prime (5 kt)


    Joined: Mar 25, 2012
    Posts: 11

    PostPosted: Sun Mar 25, 2012 3:39 am Reply with quote

    I've always been wondering about this one:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zj32WwtnCNM
    It's at 2:29-2:42

    I'm assuming it was an underground test in Nevada, which would explain the debris falling from the cloud, but when was the test and how was it filmed?
    View user's profile Send private message
    sonicbomb
    Forum Admin
    Forum Admin


    Joined: Aug 06, 2006
    Posts: 1631
    Location: UK

    PostPosted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 8:31 pm Reply with quote

    That clip is from Atomic Filmakers by VCE.com. It was one of the overground Nevada tests in the 50's I believe. What you are seeing is a 16mm Gun Sight Aiming Point Gun Camera used during WW2 to record aerial combat, being blown off it's mounting post by the blast wave from the test explosion. GSAPs were used because they small, rugged and electrically trigger-able making them very well suited to capturing tests. Their durability is demonstrated in that clip, as being blown off its mount and spun through the air didn't stop it filming, or protecting the film stock.
    View user's profile Send private message
    Display posts from previous:   
    Post new topic Reply to topic

    View next topic
    View previous topic
    You cannot post new topics in this forum
    You cannot reply to topics in this forum
    You cannot edit your posts in this forum
    You cannot delete your posts in this forum
    You cannot vote in polls in this forum


    Powered by phpBB © 2001 phpBB Group
    | Privacy Policy || Contact us |

    Page Generation: 0.14 Seconds
    :: In the future we will all be robots ::