Looping video. Concept of horror literature or films, symbolising a descent into madness or chaos often caused by encountering supernatural or otherworldly forces.

Animation of human anatomy - medial meniscus. plain black background. professional studio lighting. rotation

OC 650 SOF MAG ROLL B CONTINUATION OF FTG OF SHOCK ROOM. MORE OF CREW IN SHOCK ROOM; WOMAN MAKES SOUNDS OF PAIN. VS OF WOUNDED WOMAN BEING TAKEN OUT OF SHOCK ROOM. VS OF PEOPLE CLEANING SHOCK ROOM FOR NEXT PATIENT. CU OF DOCTOR PUTTING HIS FINGER INTO BULLET HOLE. VO FARMER.

Shock

Video Shock: The Revolution In Your Living Room

Man and girl shocked to see bloody person in bathtub

Shocking grain - stalks pushed through machine - harvest - threshing Farm - agriculture - harvest - field - rural

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas to accompany a story about Gene Hensley who is in critical condition at All Saints Hospital after sustaining electric shock while working at the United Heating Company in Fort Worth, Texas

President Obama\n\n --SOT--\n(President Obama) We"re shocked someone is fanning anti-immigrant or anti-muslim sentiment! ... We"re shocked!. We"re shocked that someone could be loose with the facts. Or distort someone"s record. Shocked! How could you be shocked? This was the guy who was sure I was born in Kenya. And wasn"t letting go ... As long as it was being directed at me they were fine with it. It was a hoot ... and suddenly they"re shocked! That gamblings going on in this establishment.\n -----END-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nTEXAS POTUS POLITICS DEMOCRAT

Inventor crashes car into parked cars and viaduct pillar in NY City to demonstrate shock absorber on bumper he has invented

Unissued / Unused material - <br/> <br/>Munich, West Germany (FDR - Federal Republic of Germany). <br/> <br/>Var. shots interior of a German gun shop of a new weapon for police or lone females being demonstrated. It consists of a hollow baton filled with torch batteries which gives off an electric shock when touched. Var. shots the weapon - the Electric Shock Baton - being demonstrated in the street on unsuspecting passers-by. <br/> <br/>(F/G) Old record suggests that material dates from around 16/08/1968.

A wheat farm in the United States. Men load wheat shocks onto tractor drawn wagons. Heaps of wheat shocks on the farm. Men load the shocks onto the wagons. Threshing machines in operation. Men feed shocks of wheat into a thresher. A heap of wheat. Location: United States USA. Date: 1918.

Shocking You

OTHER MEN TOUCHING SINK, NOT RECEIVING SHOCK. FIRST MAN TOUCHES IT AGAIN GETS ELECTRIC SHOCK, OTHER MEN RECEIVING SHOCKS

200,000 volts is some shock, but students at the Oregon Institute of Technology in Portland can take it. The electric shock makes one student's hair stand on end.

CUs of test shape in wind tunnel, of air turbulence, shock waves. MS of small wind tunnel, technician looking at test shape through port. (00/05/1957)

Undercarriage of moving car, Factory shown, Monroe Auto Equipment company plant in Hartwell, Georgia, Steel sheets cut into strips by machine, Steel coil set onto machine, Man cuts/welds strip at machine, Steel strips fed into machine, Steel strip assembly line, resistance welder, Guillotine cuts steel tubes, Tubes taken off assembly line, Tubing pressed over wedge, Man feeds tubing into sledging machine, Tubing cut by hand operated guillotine, Pile of steel tubes, Tubes placed into machine, Steel balls shown, Tubes placed on short belt by man, Phallic machine cuts bevels into tubes, Steel tubes tested by air gauge, Gauge dial shown (really nice), Conveyer belt lifts tubes, Piston shown, Steel tubes placed in vat, Steel tubes rinsed by machine, Men load steel onto machine, Steel rods shaped, Rod checked for sizing, Piston rod hardened, Man with surgical mask chrome plates rods, Small parts fed into machines, shown spinning in vats, Woman removes steel rods from assembly line, Men add pressure tubes to steel rods, Assembly line adds doodads to steel rods on conveyer belt, Steel spun on machine to make alloy thread, Screws put through process, Man welds screw and piston rods, Concentricity of rod tested, Nice assembly line footage, Die cuts metal, Stamp press, Welding, Pull test shown, More welding, Conveyor belt, Hydraulic fluid poured into tubes on conveyor belt, Workers assemble shock absorbers, Absorbers tested, Conveyor belt of shock absorbers, pass through black light, Leaky absorber shown, Assembly line of shock absorbers pass through factory floor, More welding, Shock absorbers painted by electromagnetic paint, Shock absorber tested, Rubber applied to shock absorbers via machine, Car on the road passes sign for Fenmore laboratories, Men in room sit at engineering tables, Shock absorber parts on table, Shock absorber put together, Lab engineer tests shock absorbers by stroke (all very phallic), Pumping machine testing shock absorber, spews clouds of smoke (awesome!!), Idealized shock absorber spins around slowly, Rubber tested for tensile strength, Lab engineer tests viscosity of oil using something that looks like a pressure cooker, Engineer uses stopwatch to time experiment as oil leaks from bottom of machine into beaker, Oil pouring into beaker, Oil poured into centrifuge, Engineers install cameras under test cars, Men in room watch film, Cars pass over railroad crossing in file, Grease monkeys (mechanics) work on car in racing pit, Cars on racetrack, Indianapolis 500, Assembly line action, Boxed Monroe shock absorbers come off assembly line and placed in cartons, Cars on busy street, Highway traffic

Animation of a supernova producing an expanding shock wave. A supernova is the explosive death of a massive star. The event can outshine an entire galaxy for a short time. The explosion occurs when the star runs out of fuel to power its nuclear reactions. Without this energy, the core of the star collapses under its own gravity and the outer layers collapse in on it and rebound outwards. This produces a rapidly expanding shell of gas around an extremely dense and hot neutron star remnant. The shell's collision with the surrounding gas and dust causes it to glow. At the end of the clip, a planet moves across the scene.

Created by the Shell Film Unit, "Approaching the Speed of Sound" . The Royal Air Force commissioned Shell to make these films to detail hazards and physical issues related with high speed flight. Peter de Normanville directed the film; he served as scientific director of London Shell Film until 1963. He utilizes a process known as Schlieren technique using vivid colors to show shock waves built up on the aircraft's wing and tail surfaces as it flows through the sound barrier. The films in this series were considerably successful; hundreds of copies were sold and it won numerous prizes. It is comprised of a series detailed diagrams and animations showing the relationship between speed of the aircraft and the speed of sound and shots of planes approaching Mach 1 or the speed of sound. <p><p>The film opens on the Shell logo (:10). It was created by the Shell Film Unit (:33). An RAF Vulcan Jet zooms onto screen (1:46). The film begins with a series of demonstrations on how sound travels through the air (1:59). A slinky is first used (2:20). Sound waves are compared to ripples in the water (2:39). An explosion is set off (2:59). The speed of the aircraft and the speed of sound are compared (5:27). The nose of the Vickers Valiant B MK-1 bomber (5:40) appears. Mach number is discussed (5:47) and the Mach meter is shown (6:03). A diagram details how Mach number is calculated (6:12). A wing section is used to show drag (7:31). A Blackburn Beverly (9:21) flies onto screen. Flight Mach number (9:48) and local Mach number (9:59) are compared. Shots of the pilot follow within the cockpit (10:58). On the gear panel, the flight Mach number is noted to have been altered (11:11). Shaky footage captures the aircraft buffeting violently (11:24). A high speed wind tunnel is used in example (11:53). The compressed air jet is turned on showing spurts of blue and red (12:23) detailing increasing and decreasing density (13:25). Shock waves are visible as a missile spins through the air (14:47). Still footage shows the shock waves better (15:07). A diagram explains what happens when the craft reaches critical Mach number (15:40). Wave drag is explained (18:04). The meter appears as it approaches the speed of sound (18:34). The pilot grips the controls as he experiences loss of stability within the cockpit (19:17). Wool tufts are stuck on the wing for this experiment to show separation in flight (19:27). Hues of blue show the speed up of air around the aircraft (19:57). Shock waves lead to an increase in drag (20:09). How to combat or avoid drag is covered (20:31). The Folland Gnat (20:36) and the Avro Vulcan (20:43) swim on screen. The thin wings are employed on the crafts in order to help reduce drag. As speed increases the shock wave forms (21:19) around the thicker wing. Mach number .9 is displayed (21:44). The Vickers Valiant (21:58) zooms above. A wing is used to show air flow changing as the wing is swept back (22:27). A Northrop jet zooms over (25:11). A Fairey Delta 2 mid-wing tailless delta monoplane appears in flight (26:03). A Boeing 707 passenger jet (26:20) follows. The shell logo closes the film (26:46).<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

A woman describes a recent stabbing in her building as "incredibly shocking" as she comments on the heinous crime.

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