Wobbly Russian Bridge

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  Comby - a year ago

   I wish that the order of posts were sorted the other way around. That way the "first" posters would always be on top, because they are so awesome and original.

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  soccerdad - a year ago

   In russia, bridges drive over YOU!

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  xplorer813 - a year ago

  This bridge is excellent for coitus

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  ManBearPig916 - a year ago

  LOL @ all the people who claim expansion/contraction cannot manifest from torsional motion on a beam. This is a radially asymmetric beam, which means it isn't a cylinder. Therefore, torsional effects manifest out-of-plane, cross-sectional displacements, which effects length. Because of this, the cross-section suffers abnormally in comparison to how a cylinder would react, and you see BOTH expansion/contraction AND warping.

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    dirtylilmonkey - a year ago

    @ManBearPig916in other words, look at that bridge dance! dar!

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  navyguy50 - a year ago

   Or it was built like that on purpose to withstand earthquakes, and this was a test. Break, please step up your game.

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  KillBill101 - a year ago

  In Russia, bridge build people not people build bridge.

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  explosiwe - a year ago

   faaaake

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  pimpbott - a year ago

   I think I saw my walls do that when I was smoking PCP.

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  WorstNameEver - a year ago

  This kind of thing really happens, so I don't know why Break feels the need to post video that was done with a couple of distortion filters. Notice the thickness of the bridge changing while it moves. Break sucks.

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    ManBearPig916 - a year ago

    @WorstNameEverThis stuff happens when bridges are designed without regards to possible wind conditions. Tacoma Narrows Bridge suffered quite often of oscillations and it fell apart one day. The "thickness" that varies may be a result of cross-sectional deflections as a result to torsion. It happens that torsional effects upon radially symmetric bodies are nice and neat, but when a non-radial cross-section like that of a bridge meets a torsional internal load, there is OUT OF PLANE bending. This means some of the mass in

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    ManBearPig916 - a year ago

    @WorstNameEverTherefore, some of the mass moves axially. If we assume the bridge remains in one piece, then we can also assume that the width and height would vary with the length. On average, the length doesn't increase nor decrease, but the movement of mass along the length in various cross-sectional positions changes the shape of the cross-section. It would appear that the widgth and height may vary as a result. Go twist an eraser and see what's up.

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  kflis - a year ago

   In Russia bridge crosses you!

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  BluBBaa - a year ago

   At least, the russian ones don't collapse than the american ones do, or did.

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    symstealth - a year ago

    @BluBBaaYour English.... It fails.

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  kris1990 - a year ago

  What? some of you people insist this is real? Look at 00:10.. It's obviously fake!

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    ManBearPig916 - a year ago

    @kris1990You are looking at a surface at 45 degrees from the horizontal, and the camera is very close to that angle. It isn't a camera trick. The surface is very prone to hiding behind itself with the camera placement. When driving over a hill, do you see the other side before the crest? I take this as the result of vibrational resonance, torsionally, of a trapezoid.

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  Mrjohnson2289 - a year ago

  and no this is not the tesla effect BRO

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  Mrjohnson2289 - a year ago

  this is fake. check out the Tacoma Narrows Bridge video though, something similar occured during a gale.

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  liquigel - a year ago

  I didn't know cement can wobble like taffy. Fake!

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  Harold-Dumur - a year ago

   faiiiakkke

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  iberian - a year ago

   Tesla effect...Matched frequency equals oscillation...Bro!

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  mtheard - a year ago

  Perhaps....if you put a drunk guy on a wobbly bridge....would he be able to walk straight? Would the movement of the bridge counteract his inebriated state?

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  panderbear - a year ago

  Fake..........dude walking seems unconcerned. Good job Break.

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  hungryherb - a year ago

  This isnt even a good fake guys, cmon, I could do this on my mac with a simple effect from imovie, Maybe final cut, But i think even imovie could pull this off, Hope no one got money from this, That would just tick me off,

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  hungryherb - a year ago

   

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  GaryMcGillan - a year ago

  in soviet russia, bridge wobbles you!

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  Lucidmike78 - a year ago

  This is fake. You can see the obvious CG effects. Sure Russians might be behind technology, but they know not to build a bridge without doing some wind tests on it.

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  kelsinsky - a year ago

   Now imagine that happening all around you..... that's how a strong earthquake looks like!

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  RascuacheIntel - a year ago

   makes me feel like i'm trippin balls

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  crich2010 - a year ago

   samtheman and djmotown have the SAME EXECT POST fml

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