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  • Vsauce, I am The Great Gonzo and this...Rizzo! The episode has started. What are you doing?

  • Lookinfor leftovers. I had a light lunch.

  • Vsauce is here.

  • Ooh, Let me get some chips! I love Vsauce.

  • Vsauce the YouTube channel.

  • Oh...

  • Hi there, I’m Rizzo. Proceed..

  • I assume you've come to hear about the mystery of the Quicksilver case.

  • Of course, the Quicksilver case!

  • Are you done? The story begins with two detectives: Jake Roper and Matthew Santoro.

  • I don’t get it. How could anyone move that fast?

  • I’m not sure, partner, but we gotta figure out how because somebody got hurt and not

  • the kinda hurt you get better from.

  • Have you had a look at the Quicksilver file yet?

  • Quicksilver, eh? There's a witness in interrogation if you

  • want get in there and do your thing.

  • Quicksilver is a very interesting comic book character. He is fast, really fast. According

  • to MARVEL he can go at Mach 10 ... that's 2.1 miles every second, he’d be able to

  • run around the planet in 3 and a half hours. At that speed, if he were to hit you, it would

  • be the same as being smacked by a large oil tanker...it would be messy. But in this case

  • our suspect didn't run into a person, oh no. In this case we need to figure out what would

  • happen if something moving that quickly, pushing that much air out of the way, were to go right

  • by you... What if Quicksilver Ran Past You?

  • With Jake now firmly on the case, and a witness in hand, it seemed like everything was going

  • to go smoothly.

  • Ooh, I’d love a smoothie.

  • I saidsmoothlynot smoothie.

  • Bummer.

  • Ahh! The interrogation is about to start.

  • I’m gonna go get some popcorn.

  • Why am I not surprised to see you here, Constantine?

  • Probably cause you read the script. Heheheh.

  • This is no time for laughs.

  • Of course not. Were working with the Muppets.

  • Tell me everything you know.

  • I can’t.

  • Why not?

  • I lost my script.

  • Oh, uh Eric. Top of page 5 right there,

  • Where are we here?...Oh yes...”I will not tell you anything because I am a frog....not

  • a stinking rat!” CUT TO:

  • What’d he just say about rats?

  • It was nothing. Keep eating.

  • Just tell me what happened.

  • Let me see...

  • Oh yes, I felt a gust of wind and saw a quick flash of blue go by. That’s all I know.

  • That’s ... actually ... great! You can go.

  • I still get my per diem, no?

  • No.

  • And they call me a criminal.

  • What Constantine said makes sense. Quicksilver would be moving at such incredible speeds,

  • 11,146ft/s, that he would only be in our field of view for 83 microseconds to 1 millisecond.

  • It takes 13 milliseconds for the brain to process what the eye sees, so by the time

  • you’d have registered Quicksilver, he’d already be 145 feet past you and you’d have

  • only seen a slight blue tint if anything at all. Not to mention that going 10 times the

  • speed of sound would cause a shock wave to form in front of him. The air around him would

  • be compressed 5.7 times and would heat up to 752 degrees Fahrenheit, almost 3 times

  • the boiling point of blood. Speaking of your blood, at that temperature your blood would

  • become a supercritical fluid - where it has properties of both liquid and gas - and would

  • ooze out of your body. Now, this would only happen if you were 4 inches or closer to a

  • full speed Quicksilver...there’s gotta be something I’m breezing by...

  • With that information Jake was making headway but he still was missing one piece of the

  • puzzle - a piece that only one scientist could give him.

  • Rizzo! Move, move, move.

  • All right, waddya got for me?

  • *meep* *meep* *meep*

  • ...that...is...brilliant!

  • As Beaker so eloquently put, the air surrounding Quicksilver would be travelling at 6,311mph.

  • Now, to put that into perspective a category 5 tornado, which is as high as the Fujita

  • tornado scale goes, says that at that point cars will be flung over 330ft, houses will

  • be ripped out of the ground and all manner of destruction will occur. And that is with

  • wind speeds at 318mph...almost 20 times less than Quicksilver’s. However, the incredible

  • wind speed would pick up almost everything in his path. Things as small as pebbles, sand,

  • coins, would be thrown around with as much kinetic energy as a bullet. So you wouldn’t

  • have to be close to Quicksilver to bare witness to and become a potential victim of the death

  • and destruction that would be left in his wake.

  • How did it go?

  • We solved it, partner. If something as fast as Quicksilver were to run right by you it

  • would do an incredible amount of damage not only to you, but to the surroundings due to

  • the projectiles he’d be picking up with his wind speed.

  • Now comes the hard part of actually catching him. Also, we got a new case "10 Superheroes

  • Based on Real People".

  • A new case, huh? Let’s go down to Fozzie’s Comedy Club for a nightcap, then go to your

  • channel to solve that one.

  • Sounds good.

  • Wocka..wocka this way.

  • Good one.

  • I don’t feel so good.

  • Of course not. You just sucked the cheese out of 15 grilled cheese sandwiches.

  • Y’live. Y’learn. So, what happened to Matthew and Jake? Did they ever catch their

  • guy?

  • That, Rizzo, is a story for another time.

  • And, as always, thanks for watching.

  • So, where do you wanna go for dinner?

  • Youre unbelievable.

  • Why thank you, come on. You buy.

Vsauce, I am The Great Gonzo and this...Rizzo! The episode has started. What are you doing?

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もしクイックシルバーがあなたを通り過ぎたとしたら? (What if Quicksilver Ran Past You?)

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