Post by Admin on Dec 28, 2009 17:02:31 GMT -5
*taken from spec ops forum*
I am taking an anatomy class and we had some extra eyes from the lab. I asked the professor if I could have two of them to make a safety video and he said it was fine with him. So, click on the link below and you can see what will happen to a real eye when it is hit by a paintball.
We went step by step through from the chronographing to measuring out twenty feet (the safe distance for most rec. fields) and went to town.
For those of you who don't know human anatomy very well the way we set the eye on the board was by securing it through the eye muscle, adipose tissue, and cartilage. The eyeball itself was full intact before we shot it.
Do not click on the link if you are an animal rights activist or have a weak stomach.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8sVGw4UWCE
I hope this will serve as an educational experience for many people. Feel free to link this in your signatures or whatever. I am burning this on DVD for my store to use in the safety briefings or when someone asks why masks are so important.
I am taking an anatomy class and we had some extra eyes from the lab. I asked the professor if I could have two of them to make a safety video and he said it was fine with him. So, click on the link below and you can see what will happen to a real eye when it is hit by a paintball.
We went step by step through from the chronographing to measuring out twenty feet (the safe distance for most rec. fields) and went to town.
For those of you who don't know human anatomy very well the way we set the eye on the board was by securing it through the eye muscle, adipose tissue, and cartilage. The eyeball itself was full intact before we shot it.
Do not click on the link if you are an animal rights activist or have a weak stomach.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8sVGw4UWCE
I hope this will serve as an educational experience for many people. Feel free to link this in your signatures or whatever. I am burning this on DVD for my store to use in the safety briefings or when someone asks why masks are so important.
