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Gavin Free of The Slow Mo Guys captured slow motion footage of Dan Gruchy being crushed by a gigantic 6-foot water balloon that explodes after he pops it with a knife. Gavin filmed the big balloon madness on a Phantom Flex4K camera at 1000 fps.

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Gavin Free of The Slow Mo Guys captured slow motion footage of Dan Gruchy getting showered on by a 6-foot water balloon that popped while he was laying under a trampoline. Gavin filmed the balloon shower on a Phantom Flex4K camera at 1000 fps.

The action was taken in coordination and support of the Canadian government. "We thank Canada for its contribution to tracking and analysis of the balloon through [North American Aerospace Defense Command] as it transited North America," Austin said. "Today's deliberate and lawful action demonstrates that President Biden and his national security team will always put the safety and security of the American people first while responding effectively to the PRC's unacceptable violation of our sovereignty," Austin said referring to the Peoples Republic of China.

U.S. officials first detected the balloon and its payload on January 28 when it entered U.S. airspace near the Aleutian Islands. The balloon traversed Alaska, Canada and re-entered U.S. airspace over Idaho. "President Biden asked the military to present options and on Wednesday President Biden gave his authorization to take down the Chinese surveillance balloon as soon as the mission could be accomplished without undue risk to us civilians under the balloon's path," said a senior defense official speaking on background. "Military commanders determined that there was undue risk of debris causing harm to civilians while the balloon was overland."

Long before the shoot down, U.S. officials took steps to protect against the balloon's collection of sensitive information, mitigating its intelligence value to the Chinese. The senior defense official said the recovery of the balloon will enable U.S. analysts to examine sensitive Chinese equipment. "I would also note that while we took all necessary steps to protect against the PRC surveillance balloon's collection of sensitive information, the surveillance balloon's overflight of U.S. territory was of intelligence value to us," the official said. "I can't go into more detail, but we were able to study and scrutinize the balloon and its equipment, which has been valuable."

The balloon did not pose a military or physical threat. Still its intrusion into American airspace over several days was an unacceptable violation of U.S. sovereignty. The official said Chinese balloons briefly transited the continental United States at least three times during the prior administration.

While Chinese officials admitted that the balloon was theirs, they said it was a runaway weather balloon. "The PRC has claimed publicly that the high-altitude balloon operating above the United States is a weather balloon that was blown off course. This is false," the official said. "This was a PRC surveillance balloon. This surveillance balloon purposely traversed the United States and Canada, and we are confident it was seeking to monitor sensitive military sites."

The mission now transitions to one of recovery. There are a number of U.S. Navy and Coast Guard vessels establishing a security perimeter around the area where the balloon came to Earth. They are searching for debris, said a senior military official also speaking on background.

F-15 Eagles flying from Barnes Air National Guard Base, Massachusetts, supported the F-22, as did tankers from multiple states including Oregon, Montana, South Carolina and North Carolina. Canadian forces also helped track the overflight of the balloon.

This partner challenge is one of the most fun water balloon games, especially for birthday parties. It required players to work together towards a common goal. This is a great way to team build between siblings or friend groups.

Then, have two team members try to hold a water balloon between their backs and get to the finish line without popping it. If the balloon pops, you have to go back to the starting line. The first team that gets to the finish line without popping the water balloon is the winning team.

Try to set up some objects to knock down for a bowling game. You can use empty bottles, wooden blocks, or anything that will stand on its own and potentially be knocked down by a rolling water balloon.

First, have all players line up at the start line. The first player tosses it as far as they can without popping it. Then everyone else takes a turn. Whoever can throw their balloon the farthest without popping it, wins!

Create an obstacle course in your backyard or another designated space. Some obstacles might include: running in between two balloons, zig-zagging between several balloons, jumping over a pile of balloons, etc.

Next, have each player try to throw the balloon as close to the target as they can. You can earn a point for each time you hit the target, or compete to see who can get closer to the target in each round.

Each player takes a turn running to the chair, and sitting on a balloon until it pops. After they pop the balloon, they set out a new one on the chair, and run back to tag the next teammate. The first team to pop all of their balloons wins!

Balloon tree column stands at a maximum of 6ft high. Can be assembled shorter to be as low as 2.5ft. Includes 18 sets of cups and sticks, and 1 large cup for the middle column holding a total of 19 balloons. Includes attachments to mount the branches at various heights of the column and a 2lb water base weight when filled with water. Balloons shown in the images are not included but shown as an example of the end product.

Purpose: To report the clinical findings of 17 patients with ocular/orbital injuries produced by launched water balloons; to determine water balloon kinetic energies in experimental and theoretical studies.

Results: Injuries included orbital contusions and hematomas, facial hypesthesia, eyelid lacerations, subconjunctival hemorrhages, corneal edema and abrasion, hyphemas, traumatic iritis, iris sphincter ruptures, iris atrophy, angle recession, iridodialyses, traumatic cataract, vitreous hemorrhages, retinal hemorrhages, macular hole formation, optic atrophy, and bony orbital wall fractures. Epidemiological analysis revealed that children and young adults, more often males, were injured, most commonly in the warm weather months (May through September). In field trials, maximum water balloon velocities ranged from 38 to 41 m/sec (85 to 92 mph) with kinetic energies from 176 to 245 J; by calculation, maximum velocities ranged from 42 to 54 m/sec (95 to 121 mph) with kinetic energies from 141 to 232 J. In a field demonstration a 300-g water balloon launched horizontally from a distance of 20 ft exploded a 12-kg watermelon. Classic physics calculations are presented to explain the complex bio-mechanical interactions between the water balloon and the eye.

Conclusion: Kinetic energies of launched water balloons are comparable to or greater than kinetic energies experienced with a variety of common objects, including file bullets, which are well known to cause serious ocular and orbital injuries. In addition, these energies are far in excess of those required to perforate a cornea (0.7 to 1.7 J), rupture a globe (1 to 5.3 J), or fracture the bony orbit (1.8 to 14.7 j). Thus, this study demonstrates the serious and potentially vision- and life-threatening injuries inflicted by these "toys."

As the water balloon begins to fill up the man is literally crushed under the weight of all that water. With every passing minute, Dan becomes painfully aware of his inability to move. Before long, he begins to fear that the massive water balloon will actually crush the bones in his legs.

Note: You might have heard a ganglion cyst called a "Bible cyst" or "Bible bump." That's because a common home remedy in the past was hitting the cyst with a Bible or other thick book to try to make the cyst rupture or pop. Doctors don't recommend this treatment, but occasionally a cyst will rupture if a child falls on it. If this happens, the area will be red, swollen, and sore for a few days. Just like a ruptured water balloon, the cyst may not come back.

The surgical site might be tender and swollen. Keeping the hand raised above the level of the heart for a few days can help ease swelling. For pain, ask your health care provider about giving your child ibuprofen or acetaminophen. An ice pack wrapped in a towel also can help with pain and swelling. Keep the bandages and splint dry, covering them with a waterproof bag when your child bathes or showers.

Do you really want to read words about a man who every so often submerges himself inside a 6-foot water balloon and has his friend record what happens in slow-mo for the sake of creating mega-viral videos? About how he first looks like a genie as he submerges himself, then a blobfish, then a child in the womb, then a newly born child, soaked and fresh-the-fuck out the womb?

When you are ready to start looking for a water slide to rent in Austin, you will want to do some research first. You want to make sure you find the perfect water slide for your party. There are a couple of things you will want to consider when you are researching waterslides for rent.

Unfortunately, it'll only shoot those water balloons a distance of 15-20 feet. But I can tell you from experience that the best way to throw water balloons is off a roof (long story...) so maybe this cannon could help you get better aim and downward force. Physics, y'know?

A water balloon or water bomb is a balloon, often made of latex rubber, filled with water. Water balloons are used in a summer pastime of cooling off through water balloon fights. Water balloons are also popular for celebrations, including celebrating Holi and Carnival in India, Nepal, and several other countries.[1]

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