Here's a car crashing at 500 km/h (also fake/CGI)
Here's a car crashing at 500 km/h (also fake/CGI)
This algorithm can't be right. There would be a lot more parts flying up and sideways, also the rear end would likely lift up rather than pancaking straight into the wall like that. Not that it would make any difference to the passengers.
It’s from the simulation game, BeamNG.DriveIs it CGI? I thought it was real crash testing. How can you tell? Had I known it was CGI, I might not have posted it.
Or who’d pay for that many very expensive cars doing tests at illegal speeds … Not Darwin …First off, who would stand 15 ft from a car that's about to hit a wall at 300 kph? And what insurance would be ok with that?
That was a clue - even used, the Maybach they were crashing is a $100K car - and nobody is crashing a few dozen of those. Not even government agencies. The lack of damage to the wall was a clue. The lack of detail in the crashed car. It goes on and on. My favorite fake detail - the exhaust pipe stays intact and projects several feet from the car after the 200 km/hr crash...like it never even hit the wall.Or who’d pay for that many very expensive cars doing tests at illegal speeds … Not Darwin …
The description says it's a game. But also you can tell because of how wierd and bland the environment looks.Is it CGI? I thought it was real crash testing. How can you tell? Had I known it was CGI, I might not have posted it.
The flames at the end are a pretty good clue tooThat was a clue - even used, the Maybach they were crashing is a $100K car - and nobody is crashing a few dozen of those. Not even government agencies. The lack of damage to the wall was a clue. The lack of detail in the crashed car. It goes on and on. My favorite fake detail - the exhaust pipe stays intact and projects several feet from the car after the 200 km/hr crash...like it never even hit the wall.
I don't think my Focus goes 120mph... But if I find a nice hill and a tailwind, I'll be sure to avoid any steel blocks bolted to the road!
Yes no airbagsTotally unrealistic! Not one of those dummies had a seatbelt on. Further every mercedes I've ever owned has the PRE-SAFE features as standard. The seatbelts measure you when you put them on, and tighten up to that point or beyond when an accident is about to occur. The headrests also move forward to protect against whiplash. The radio also cuts off and produces a pre-crash sound in order to protect your ears. In fact, I don't even see air bags being deployed here. Total nonsense.
Well, it sure makes me think about not having a head on crash too....I've seen this before. It's hideously shocking.
Scott
Even if you are not compressed into a mush in the car, decelerating to zero from that speed is going to turn your insides into a soup.I've seen this before. It's hideously shocking.
Scott
In a perfect scenario, like laying on your back on the floor in a freefalling elevator. The human body can survive quite a high g load, like 50g, so if the crash structure deforms "evenly" a person can survive a 60mph to 0 deceleration with only 2 feet of movement.Even if you are not compressed into a mush in the car, decelerating to zero from that speed is going to turn your insides into a soup.
Lame CGI
The video shows a series of crashes into a wall at incrementally higher speeds until the car crashes at 300kph. Seatbelts won't help here ...