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Descenso de barranco de El Cofre (Gran Canaria)
Descenso de barranco de El Cofre (Gran Canaria)
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120 m zipline Tenerife
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Lo que se ve en este vídeo, NO se debe hacer, dos personas colgadas en una tirolina y con tanta tensión supone una enorme carga para las cuerdas y los anclajes. Nosotros lo hicimos asumiendo el riesgo y bajo nuestra propia responsabilidad.
Mallos de Riglos 270 m Rope Jump 2016
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Free Fall 160 m Total height 270 m
Rope Jump Santa Úrsula 2016
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Rope Jump de 100 m en Santa Úrsula (Tenerife). Caída: 60m Frenada: 15m Seguridad: 25 m
Snowboard artesanal en El Teide, 2,7 k
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Teide snowboard artesanal nevada 2016 sky teleférico
Descenso Carrizales promo. Extreme Cayoning Full HD
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Descenso del barranco de Carrizales en Tenerife a 25 de dic.
GoPro Hero4Black night test with Sony Vegas Pro12 (rafting Barranco de Santos)
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Video shooted at 11.00 PM, with GoPro Hero 4 Black Edition, at 1080 superwide, 30 fps, protune off. Edition was made with Sony Vegas Pro 12, using color and saturation adjust.
Rafting Tenerife octubre 2014
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Rafting en el Barranco de María Jimenez, sin duda mucho más divertido que el Barranco de Santos. Si lo hubiesemos pillado un poco antes con más agua habría estado mejor.
Cueva del yeso
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Entrada a la Cueva del Yeso, situada en la localidad de Bajamar, Tenerife. Para ello tuvimos que realizar un descenso en rápel de unos 40m, y para salir otro de unos 30m. La longitud del tubo volcánico es de unos 160 m, y hay que atravesar gateras bastante estrechas, con multitud de derrumbes. Cuentan que en un principio la cueva tenía enormes estalagmitas y estalactitas de unos 3m de altura, l...
Rafting en Santa Cruz de Tenerife por Guille y Asarel Temporal 2013
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Rafting en Santa Cruz de Tenerife por Guille y Asarel Temporal 2013
what happens to the lungs of a freediver during a deep dive, boyle´s law in action
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what happens to the lungs of a freediver during a deep dive, boyle´s law in action
- 58 m CWT - Tenerife 2013 freediving
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- 58 m CWT - Tenerife 2013 freediving
effects of water presure in a bottle. hydrostatic pressure
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effects of water presure in a bottle. hydrostatic pressure
Go Pro: Apnea barco tabaiba CNF freediving
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Go Pro: Apnea barco tabaiba CNF freediving
apnea 24 m con aletas-freediving with fins 24 m
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apnea 24 m con aletas-freediving with fins 24 m
Windsurf !!! xTreme ! music Direct To Dreams
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Windsurf !!! xTreme ! music Direct To Dreams
cooler than me. un domingo en las mercedes.avi
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cooler than me. un domingo en las mercedes.avi
And that's why Our Lord created bloodshifting: you can pressure gas, but you cannot pressure liquid, so our body (in order to protect them) shift blood into the lungs to keep them from squeezing. God is great. I rest my case.
Amazing that people were still alive on the titanic when it hit the ocean floor.
jeez that's nearly as deep as i scuba dive!
how does he equalise? i never saw him pinching his nose on this 50 meter dive. whats going on?
Cuanta duración tiene el camino ¿?
dude just went 55 hands-free nice
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Wow. Really awesome. Are you guys not using any security rope while crossing? Do you have any footage of that? I came across your diving experiment video cuz I am a free diver.
A cuanta profundidad hiciste esa apnea?
Buen video!!!
Guauu precioso el barranco de cofre, muy buen video guille.. me quedo con ganas de mas. Lo visitaremos pronto..
en el minuto 3:25 se le ve un huevo al camara, saludos cordiales. Y que pasen una buena tarde
Me gustan los platanos de canarias
I am an IB student and also a two-star scuba diver I want to make this experiment. Can you tell me how did you set the volume to 1 liter? Please I really need that information.
In my opinion, you just sunk the cup into the water, turn it upside down and fill it with air from above the sea level. For that you need an air pump, a valve and a pipe. When you reach the desired volume in the cup, close the valve and done.
Impresionante
Camera fell not him
Notcher is an asshole!
Can someone please tell me what model is that Honda? its beautiful
I believe it is a 1985 Honda xr500
The pilot that filmed this is quite skilled.
Hello! Who organize this jumps? Where we can look at the price of jump?
Is there a english version of this to hear the actors talk english
that makes it easy to understand the relation of pressure and volume... Nice experiment...👍
Lies. The water is a paid actor and while I'm at it, the Earth is flat!
Nice Frenzel technique!
This has to be the most expensive game of chicken in history.
"'Nacho' made me do it!"
Rest In Peace Rob Garrison he was in this film too along with fellow Karate Kid Star Larry B Scott.
Te ganaste los respetos de muchos... Excelente.
Speak e
So much better than Top Gun
hola
Wow thx for sharing pretty crazy stuff had no idea about how that worked!
2:17 is that a shark on the left?
Dude went to 55m, then casually says he'd go to 70 m but his gopro can only handle 60m. lel
Am I the only one who feels a heavy weight on their chest when he reached the bottom kinda like we’re there holding our breath with him 😬😬😬😬😰
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Going by the title of your video, it doesn't really show what happens to you lungs but what happens to the air in your lungs.
they shrink for what I suppose is vacuum effect? In apnea the respiratory muscles are still and unsued, the air gets compressed and the volume of it goes down as you can clearly see in the video, which would lead to the lungs themselves shrinking as well or else you'd have this massive empty space in your lungs that I'm pretty sure it doesn't make much sense from a physics perspective? idk, just thought
The container died.
Jodo si alguien sabe donde hacer esto me apunto, mola mola
Would he be dead
Idiota se.enredo
The hook/chain probably came off. Remember to use good hook/chain.
my like turned it to 666 muhahahaha
I don't think lung acts like a bag, it got bones and skin to protect it from pressed. The only volume changed in lung should be equal to the air utilized to add air pressure in cavities of middle ears, while diving downward. While escalating, this air should be release elsewhere or it expands and pops the ear drums. The above is my speculation with what I know, never tried it, anyone may pose your different opinion and explanation.
Incorrect. Submarines have massive steel hulls to resist pressure. The deepest dive of 820 feet is deeper than most military submarines. The reason humans can go so deep is that the body is mostly incompressible liquid. The lung cavity is fully compressed at these depths.
@@mariecornen2729 Liquid is compressible, just very little so compared to gas. At certain depth (probably more than 3 km/30 MPa/300 Bar) pressure will affect cell membranes stiffening them up and preventing oxygen/fuel to enter.
@@mariecornen2729 Also you are not correct. Skin and lungs material has elastisity and resist some pressure, not all pressure like submarine hull, but some amount of pressure is still resisted. If lungs rly compressed as much as this bucket air, lungs would suffer fatal damage due to alveoli squishing together and rupturing.
So What do that mean?
If you will your lungs to 100% at a deep dive, then quickly go to the surface, the air in your lungs will expand and this will cause your lungs to explode because it can't tackle this expansion of volume
Hi
This is such a good video to demonstrate how this works! ITs crazy how quickly the air compresses in the first 10m
is there a lungover expansion sensor to detect any problems???
You should flip the "bucked" when you are that deep, would be cool I presume.