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14 May 202404:55

Summary

TLDR在这个视频中,社交媒体内容创作者、科学传播者大曼尼(真名伊曼纽尔·华莱士)分享了他如何开始制作科学视频来帮助学生弥补因疫情封锁而失去的科学知识。他以轻松的谈话方式和使用俚语的风格,使科学内容更易于理解和亲近,尤其是对年轻一代。大曼尼还介绍了他的新书《科学是酷的》,这本书包含了适合8至12岁儿童在家与父母一起做的安全实验,旨在为孩子们即将进入中学的科学学习做好准备。此外,视频中还讨论了极光的科学原理,以及一次惊险的跳伞特技。

Takeaways

  • 🔬 视频主角是科学内容创作者,真名Emanuel Wallace,他通过制作科学视频激发年轻人对科学的兴趣。
  • 🎓 Emanuel拥有生物医学科学学士和硕士学位,曾是一名中学高级科学技术员。
  • 📚 由于疫情封锁导致学生学习困难,Emanuel开始制作科学视频帮助学生弥补知识差距。
  • 🗣️ Emanuel在视频中使用轻松、友好的语气,让科学看起来更亲切,易于接近。
  • 📖 Emanuel出版了一本名为《Science is lit》的新书,旨在帮助8至12岁的孩子为中学科学学习做准备。
  • 🌌 视频中还讨论了极光现象,解释了太阳风如何激发大气中的氧气和氮气分子,产生不同颜色的光。
  • 📷 Emanuel有时会在街上被认出,学生们表示他的视频帮助他们通过了考试和作业。
  • 🤔 视频中提到了一次惊险的跳伞特技,Emanuel用心理学角度解释了人们为何会尝试这类活动。
  • 🎥 Emanuel通过社交媒体平台TikTok与观众交流,被称为'Science Guy'。
  • 🌐 Emanuel的书《Science is lit》包含了适合在家进行的安全实验,适合家长和孩子一起操作。
  • 📈 Emanuel的成功案例展示了社交媒体如何成为教育和科学普及的强大工具。

Q & A

  • 大曼尼(Big Manny)是谁,他是如何开始制作科学视频的?

    -大曼尼,本名伊曼纽尔·华莱士(Emanuel Wallace),是一位社交媒体内容创作者,他拥有生物医学科学的学士和硕士学位,并曾是一名中学高级科学技术员。由于发现学生因封锁而难以理解科学,他决定制作科学视频来帮助学生弥补知识差距。

  • 大曼尼如何使科学视频对年轻学生更具吸引力?

    -大曼尼在视频中以轻松、对话式的方式讲述,使用俚语和口语,使内容更贴近年轻人的语言和文化,让学生感到科学是可接近和易于理解的。

  • 大曼尼的新书《Science is lit》是关于什么的,它的目标读者是谁?

    -《Science is lit》是大曼尼的新书,旨在以他的叙述风格,使用俚语和轻松的语言,为8至12岁的孩子介绍科学概念,帮助他们为中学的科学学习做好准备。

  • 大曼尼如何确保他的家庭友好型实验对孩子是安全的?

    -大曼尼在书中提供的实验都是经过精心设计的,确保孩子们在家与父母一起进行时是安全的。

  • 大曼尼在社交媒体上的影响力如何?

    -大曼尼因其科学视频在社交媒体上拥有数百万的追随者,并且被认为激发了更多年轻人对科学的兴趣。

  • 大曼尼在公共场合被认出时,通常会发生什么?

    -大曼尼有时会在公共场合被认出,人们会告诉他他们认为他是TikTok上的科学家伙,并要求拍照。

  • 大曼尼收到的关于他的科学视频的反馈是怎样的?

    -大曼尼收到了许多积极的反馈,学生们表示他的视频帮助他们通过了考试和完成了家庭作业。

  • 什么是地球磁暴,它与极光有什么关系?

    -地球磁暴是由太阳发射的带电粒子(太阳风)引起的,这些粒子激发大气中的氧气和氮气分子,释放出光子,形成不同颜色的光,即我们所见的极光。

  • 为什么不同的元素在地球磁暴中会释放出不同颜色的光?

    -不同的元素在被激发时会释放不同波长的光,例如氧气释放绿光,氮气释放蓝光或紫光。

  • 在视频中提到的红牛跳伞队做了什么惊人的特技?

    -红牛跳伞队完成了一次从3000英尺到100英尺的跳伞,穿过了伦敦塔桥,这是他们经过200次练习后完成的壮举。

  • 大曼尼如何解释红牛跳伞队所做的特技的心理影响?

    -大曼尼认为这种特技是极端的疯狂行为,可能涉及到心理学上的冒险和刺激寻求。

Outlines

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🔬 科学传播者介绍

本段介绍了一位名叫Emanuel Wallace,也被称为Big Manny的社交媒体内容创作者。他曾是学校的实验室技术员,现在通过其科学视频吸引了数百万粉丝,并鼓励年轻人对科学产生兴趣。Emanuel拥有生物医学科学的学士和硕士学位,因疫情期间学生难以理解科学知识,他开始制作科学视频帮助学生。他的视频以轻松的谈话方式讲述,使用俚语,使内容对年轻观众更具亲和力。

📚 新书《Science is lit》

Emanuel出版了一本名为《Science is lit》的新书,书中包含了适合8至12岁儿童与父母一起在家安全进行的科学实验。这本书以Emanuel特有的风格编写,使用了一些俚语,旨在帮助孩子们为升入中学的科学学习做好准备。

🌌 极光现象解释

Sally,一位天气预报员,解释了极光(Northern Lights)的科学原理。太阳发射的带电粒子,称为太阳耀斑,在地球大气中激发氧气和氮气分子,释放出光子。氧气发出绿光,而氮气发出蓝色或紫色光,形成美丽的极光现象。

🚁 惊险的跳伞特技

Red Bull Skydive团队的成员们完成了一项惊险的跳伞特技,他们从3000英尺高空跳下,穿过伦敦塔桥,最后在100英尺处打开降落伞。团队为此进行了200次练习。Emanuel从心理学角度解释了人们为何会进行如此冒险的活动,尽管他本人表示不会尝试。

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Keywords

💡锂金属

锂金属是一种属于碱金属的化学元素,原子序数为3,具有极高的反应性。在视频中,提到了锂金属的稀有性,并且与草莓一起被用来提取DNA,这展示了科学实验的创新性和趣味性。

💡DNA提取

DNA提取是生物科学中的一项基本技术,用于从生物样本中分离出DNA分子。视频中提到从草莓中提取DNA,这不仅展示了科学实验的趣味性,也向观众传达了科学知识。

💡社交媒体内容创作者

社交媒体内容创作者是指在社交媒体平台上制作和分享内容的人。视频中提到的内容创作者通过制作科学视频,帮助学生理解科学概念,这体现了社交媒体在教育领域的应用。

💡科学教育

科学教育是指通过教育活动传授科学知识和科学方法的过程。视频中的内容创作者通过视频帮助学生弥补因疫情导致的学习空白,强调了科学教育的重要性。

💡锁定(Lockdown)

锁定通常指的是因疫情等紧急情况而实施的限制措施。视频中提到学生因锁定而学习受阻,这反映了疫情对教育的冲击。

💡知识鸿沟

知识鸿沟指的是不同群体之间在知识获取和理解上的差异。视频中提到了因锁定导致的学习空白,即知识鸿沟,强调了弥补这一差距的必要性。

💡科学书籍

科学书籍是介绍科学知识、理论和实验的书籍。视频中提到的《Science is lit》是一本旨在激发儿童对科学兴趣的书籍,适合8至12岁的孩子阅读。

💡家庭实验

家庭实验是指可以在家中安全进行的科学实验。视频中提到书籍中的实验是适合孩子在家与父母一起做的,这强调了科学实验的可接近性和教育性。

💡地质磁暴

地质磁暴是由太阳风中的带电粒子与地球磁场相互作用产生的自然现象。视频中解释了地质磁暴产生极光的原理,展示了科学知识在解释自然现象中的应用。

💡太阳耀斑

太阳耀斑是太阳表面发生的强烈爆发现象,会释放大量的能量和带电粒子。视频中提到太阳耀斑与地质磁暴的关系,说明了太阳活动对地球环境的影响。

💡极光

极光是一种在地球两极附近的天空中出现的自然光现象,通常呈现为多彩的光带。视频中通过讨论地质磁暴解释了极光的形成,展示了科学对自然现象的解释能力。

Highlights

达加姆(Dagam)的社交媒体内容创作者,科学恐惧者(Making Science fears)为新一代男性带来了锂金属,这是一种罕见的物质。

锂属于第一族,与钠相似,是一种碱金属。

视频中提到了从草莓中提取DNA的实验。

曼尼(Manny),本名伊曼纽尔·华莱士(Emanuel Wallace),曾是学校实验室技术员,现在拥有数百万粉丝。

曼尼被认为激发了更多年轻人对科学的兴趣。

曼尼拥有生物医学科学学士和硕士学位,并曾在中学担任高级科学技术员。

曼尼制作科学视频的初衷是帮助学生弥补因封锁而错过的科学知识。

曼尼的视频以轻松的对话方式进行叙述,使科学更易于接近。

曼尼的新书《科学是文学》(Science is lit)旨在为8至12岁的孩子准备中学科学课程。

书中的实验都是安全的家庭友好型,适合孩子在父母陪同下进行。

曼尼的书采用了他视频中的叙述风格,包括使用俚语。

曼尼在街头被认出,学生们表示他的视频帮助了他们的考试和作业。

节目中还讨论了北极光的科学原理,解释了太阳风如何激发大气中的氧气和氮气分子。

萨尔(Sally)错过了观看北极光的机会,但后来通过相机欣赏到了这一自然奇观。

红牛跳伞队完成了一次惊险的跳伞表演,从3000英尺跳下,穿过伦敦塔桥。

跳伞队员描述了在跳伞过程中的心理体验。

曼尼以幽默的方式解释了为什么有人会进行如此疯狂的跳伞表演。

节目最后提到了天气变化,预示未来天气可能不稳定。

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now a social media content creator from

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dagam Making Science fears for a new

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generation man's got some lithium metal

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there in it rare thing trust me so

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obviously lithium's in group one like

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sodium in it so it's an alkaline metal

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you get me man's got a little strawberry

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there in it and what we're going to do

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here is extract the DNA from the

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strawberry in it my mom gave me her gold

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earrings and asked me this is big Manny

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real name Emanuel Wallace formerly a

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school lab technician he now has

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millions of followers and is credited

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with getting more young people

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interested in science and he joins me

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now welcome to you how did you get

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started doing videos like that hi good

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evening good evening yeah so um I have a

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bachelor's and a master's degree in

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biomedical science and I used to work as

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a senior science technician in the

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secondary school and um when I was

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working in there I started to realize

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that the students were struggling with

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science and the reason why was because

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of the lockdown so what I decided to do

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was um create some science videos to

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help the students catch up with what

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they missed out on during the lockdown

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cuz I kind of wanted to like bridge that

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knowledge Gap that um occurred as a

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result of it and um yeah that's how I

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started making the videos the important

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thing is you're you're speaking as many

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young teenagers in London speak you're

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doing it in their language yeah so like

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the way that I narate my videos I speak

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in quite a conversational manner it's

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quite um it's quite light-hearted like

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if I was talking to a friend or like a

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family member and um I find that when

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students seen that when they see it it

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makes it seem more relatable and I'm

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approachable and um yeah because it

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makes them think um if that guy looks

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like me he talks like me um he dresses

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like me and he's a scientist if he can

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do it then why can't I become a

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scientist like him as well exactly

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that's the whole point now you have a

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new book out don't you it's called

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science is lit I'm presuming then

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there's going to be lots of Home

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unfriendly

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experiments um you know what yeah these

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experiments are actually safe for kids

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to do at home with their parents and um

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so the thing about this book here it's

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written in um my style so um the way

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that I narrate my videos um sometimes I

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use a bit of slang I might say things

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like in it or youo wagan things like

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that and I've put it in there for the

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book and um it's aimed at kids age

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between 8 to 12 and um the aim of the

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book is to just get them ready for

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science in secondary school before they

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make that big leap so I just want to

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prepare them yeah what kind of reaction

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do you get from young people do you get

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recognized yeah yeah every now and again

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when I go um people say to me in the

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street like oh I swear you're that

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Science Guy from Tik Tok and I'm like

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yeah man take a little picture but um

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yeah I've had a lot of positive feedback

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from students saying that it's helped

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them with their exams and with their

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homework that's brilliant all right

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Science Guy let's bring in Sally here

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who's our weather girl can you help us

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with the Northern Lights which she's

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about to run through some lovely

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pictures can you explain a geomagnetic

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storm to us yeah yeah definitely so um

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what happens there is the sun it shoots

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off um something called solar flares um

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in in the solar storm and these are

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basically charged particles and as we

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know in the in the atmosphere we have

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loads of oxygen and nitrogen and these

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charged particles they actually excite

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the oxygen and the nitrogen molecules

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and when they get excited um photons of

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light are released so for oxygen the

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photon releases green light for nitrogen

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it releases blue or purple light okay so

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different elements release release

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different colors of light okay Emanuel

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I'm kind of getting it Sally you you're

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much smarter of this kind of thing than

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me do you know what I'm so embarrassed

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about was that um I forgot about it and

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fell asleep so despite but my amazing

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husband he's got my back woke me up and

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I did get to see them and they are you

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know a little bit hazy but get the

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camera on them and they're absolutely

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fantastic I hope you got to see them as

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well um but I'm just going to um bring

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in another incredible thing here that

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happened this weekend Manny thank you so

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much for speaking to us and that is this

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stunt this makes my stunt uh this makes

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my stunt on the London eye look pretty

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tame look at this these guys did a sky

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dive they did 152 milph they went

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through Tower Bridge there they fell

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from 3,000 ft to 100 ft they're part of

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the Red Bull Skydive team I mean they

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did 200 practice jumps to do that let's

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take it to listen to uh what Earth that

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felt like what went through our mind was

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just W what is going on here you know

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you fly through and then you flare up

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again 40 m and just felt

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incredible the answer is no I'm not

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doing it no we need big Manny to explain

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why on Earth you would do that oh yeah

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yeah absolute Insanity I think I can I

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can answer that psychology listen right

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let's take a little look at the forecast

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it's going a bit iffy now here we go

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