The Slow Mo Guys, Gab, conduct an experiment using a mannequin, "Mo," to test the effects of an airbag deployment. Initially, the results are underwhelming, with Mo barely moving. However, after adjusting the setup to contain the airbag and using a larger passenger-side airbag, the experiment yields a more dramatic outcome. Mo is launched into the air, hits the ceiling, and explodes into pieces, causing damage to the surrounding equipment and leaving a smudge on the wall. The hosts reflect on the experiment's success and the importance of safety, concluding that Mo is beyond repair and will be retired.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The experiment involves using an airbag to launch a mannequin, named "Slow Mo".
2. The airbag is initially placed under the mannequin, but later experiments use a tire to contain the airbag.
3. The experiment is repeated multiple times, with varying results.
4. In one experiment, the airbag is placed upside down, pointing downwards instead of upwards.
5. The mannequin is damaged in each experiment, with parts breaking off or getting smashed.
6. The experimenters try to contain the airbag's energy using a tire, which seems to work better.
7. The mannequin is launched into the air and hits the ceiling in one experiment.
8. The experimenters find a smudge on the wall from the mannequin's impact.
9. The mannequin's legs are broken, and some parts are missing or damaged.
10. The experimenters discuss repairing the mannequin for future use.