Masterpiece of non-metallic glass through the great master Shaolin Temple

The video of the scene of Master Shaolin's self-demonstrating himself using piercing glasses attracted nearly two million views on YouTube in just two days.

Shaolin Temple student in Henan, China, must master 72 skills, in which the needle with a large force to penetrate the glass is one of the most difficult to conquer, according to Science Alert. Gav and Dan, two editors of "The Slo Mo Guys" on YouTube invited three Shaolin masters to perform their talents and recorded the performance with the Phantom v2511 camera.

The turning angles reveal the magnificent Shaolin master so strong that it breaks the glass.

The v2511 camera can record at speeds of more than 25,000 frames per second, slow enough to observe the moment the needle stabbed through the glass and tiny pieces of broken glass shot out. In the video that attracted nearly two million views since it was shared on February 26 on YouTube, the shooting angles revealed that the Shaolin master was so strong that it cracked the glass. The pieces of broken glass shot at the balloon on the back of the glass, causing it to explode. The great masters explained that this technique is a combination of concentration and an important energy called chi.

In 2009, a German television station used a similar program. New producers a dart player, a javelin thrower and a Major Shaolin master show off his skills. According to Wired, the experts concluded that the needle pierced through the glass, it needed to fly at a speed of 150km / h.

While the maximum speed of a rugby player is 169.14 km / h, calculations show that a person can launch small sharp objects through a glass plate, although this skill requires years of forging. training. However, two factors need to be considered: the mass of the metal launcher and the integrity of the transparent material.