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**Title:** Testing Thor's Hammer (70kg) vs Armored Glass
**Host:** Timon
**Summary:**
* Timon introduces an experiment to test "Thor's Hammer", a 70kg, 50kg lead + 20kg iron, custom-made hammer.
* The hammer is too heavy to be lifted by one person and requires a custom catapult to be swung.
* Initial tests:
1. **Helmet Test**: The hammer demolishes a helmet worn by a stuntman (Grisha), demonstrating its power.
2. **Armored Glass Test**: The hammer successfully breaks through four layers of 10mm armored glass, a feat previously unachieved.
3. **Coca-Cola Bottle Test**: The hammer is dropped onto 6 Coca-Cola bottles, destroying them spectacularly.
* The host invites viewers to:
+ Vote on the outcome of such experiments using hashtags.
+ Play the game "Crossout" with him (link in description).
+ Suggest future objects for Thor's Hammer to be thrown at in the comments.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, numbered for reference:
1. The host, Timon, is testing "Thor's most enormous hammer", weighing 70 kilograms.
2. The hammer is made with over 50 kilograms of lead and iron.
3. The hammer's handle weighs 20 kilograms and is made of aluminum (except for one instance).
4. An anvil used for comparison weighs approximately 40 kilograms (or exactly 38 kilograms).
5. A custom catapult/holder was designed to handle the hammer's weight and size.
6. The catapult/holder has a rotating bracket with a hook to secure the hammer.
7. The host participates in a game called "Crossout", mentioning it has a catapult feature.
8. Four armored glass panels, each 10mm thick, were purchased for testing.
9. A beam used in the setup weighs 60 kilograms and is 3 meters long.
10. Two people are required to lift the hammer using a crowbar due to its weight.
11. A stuntman, Grisha, participates in the test, wearing a helmet under the hammer's impact zone.
12. The helmet was destroyed upon impact, but Grisha survived.
13. The hammer successfully broke through the armored glass in a subsequent test.
14. The test resulted in a perfect, clean break through the glass, not just a hole.
15. A final test involved dropping the hammer on six Coca-Cola bottles, causing significant destruction.