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Konigstrasse at UAH that a bullet travelling in the transonic regime can create supersonic flow around

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don't know a t-38 is that is the supersonic trainer for both the Air Force and NASA and it is awesome

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from before that from zero to 600 miles an hour has been done and I'm assuming that was a spinning baseball
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able to aim much more accurately now okay so this is the goal we're going to shoot the cannon we're going
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happening right now all right this sprinkled slowed the baseball down okay we didn't have a vacuum oh
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removed before firing what we can do with this is we can look down the shot path of the cannon and we
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what have we done look at it we initially just wanted to see if we could make a baseball go past the
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do with this is we're going to look at the overall View and as the baseball comes out here we're going
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miles an hour so we just defined the drag coefficient of a baseball from 917 miles an hour to about 825
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subscribing if you'd like to see that also if you'd like to be a patron I'd love to send you a baseball
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love to send you a baseball like this and if you have been a patron for a while I've got something cool
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path of the cannon and we can aim in terms of inches now that's really cool so I don't know if I can
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is for a smooth spear this is done by a guy named Wesson we're going to see what we can do with a baseball
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travels now and we know how much time is in between each frame we can get the actual speed of the baseball
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the actual speed of the baseball it was going 917 miles an hour oh we can chart data now oh where's all
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thank you 1.4 Mach 1.4 1 2 3 4. so that's what happens if you hit a jar of mayonnaise with a baseball

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Hey, it's supersonic. That was Mach 1.35. I mean, that's just measured straight up with poles.
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Which is why I reached out to the new minor league baseball team in town, the Rocket City Trash Pandas
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threw the first recorded baseball past a hundred miles per hour.
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And we may be able to get supersonic velocity with air just because of the vacuum here.
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This is me in a German air cannon. Anyway, here's the deal.
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And I learned that in 1974, Nolan Ryan, while playing for the Angels, threw the first recorded baseball
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So as the baseball goes across, not only can we get velocity this time,
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The crazy idea is: what if I get a baseball with a Smarter Every Day logo on it.
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[Guitar theme music] In an earlier episode of Smarter Every Day, we made a golf ball air cannon.
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With the golf ball cannon.
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This is a Smarter Every Day baseball, by the way, more about that later.
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I have to know what happens when a baseball goes past the speed of sound.
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making a seal behind the baseball.
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but the ability of a baseball to be destroyed by literally ripping itself apart with kinetic energy is
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And I will send you this baseball.

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And by the time we pressurize the cannon, it would droop down off the bottle we were using to hold it
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hoping to bounce more of the Sun's light back up to the baseball.
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And now I'm at that critical point where I want to start characterizing the cannon and how it works
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continuing our mission to graph the relationship between how the amount of air we jam into the cannon
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that'll shoot a baseball faster than the speed of sound.
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between how the amount of air we jam into the cannon correlates with how fast the ball goes when that
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We are now at the highest pressure this cannon has ever seen. 800. You ready? Ready. 54321 fire.
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massive undertaking that's honestly, really kind of like the cumulation of my childhood love of baseball
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we expect the baseball to fly through sunlight twice in the rest of the time.
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This cannon was a beast to design and build in the patrons of Smarter Every Day paid for it, for which
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We only need like the first 30 feet of baseball flight for scientific purposes,
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What we want to do is see a reflection of the baseball over here to the side, which means we can set
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In fact, you can see the reflection of the sunlight on the ground there as the baseball gets closer
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And because it's not safe to be down range with pressure on the cannon, we had to improvise an odd little
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We are now at the highest pressure this cannon has ever seen. 800.
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The ability to precisely control the velocity and timing of a baseball will let me do all kinds of
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there as the baseball gets closer and closer to the mirror.
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We've got the cannon shooting to this mirror bouncing back here to this camera lens.

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(cannon boom) (explosion) (explosion flying through the air) (explosion) - [Destin] Did you hit it?

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I remember my baseball coach on a camping trip... taught me that mixing eggs is better with a fork
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I remember my baseball coach on a camping trip...

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By the way, my oldest son found his baseball swing this year