'I stopped the MOST DANGEROUS TRAIN in Roblox at 7,132,971 km/h.'

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The creator begins the challenge by entering a Roblox map where a supersonic train travels at 7,132,971 km/h, crushing everything in its path. His goal is to stop it or at least reduce its speed. After quickly explaining the rules of the game and emphasizing the danger of the train, he places the first simple obstacles—barrels, wooden walls, and regular cars—to test how the server's physics responds. Each attempt ends with the objects being vaporized and the avatar being launched hundreds of meters, proving that the collision has no effect on the train.

Seeing that the basic resources don’t work, the YouTuber escalates the experiment using military vehicles, metal containers, and a row of buses chained together. Amid laughter and comments about Roblox's physics engine, the train effortlessly passes through the reinforced barrier, even pulverizing items anchored to the ground. In this part of the video, he emphasizes the extreme inertia caused by the speed of 7.1 million kilometers per hour and invites viewers to theorize in the comments about what material could stop such a massive object.

The third segment proposes more creative solutions: collapsible tunnels, a sabotaged drawbridge, and a wall of TNT meant to disintegrate the locomotive. To prepare for the explosion, he synchronizes several timers and uses a script that detonates all the blocks of dynamite when the train passes. The result is spectacular, with particles and fire all over the track, but the locomotive remains intact. Nevertheless, the debris and the lag generated manage to reduce its speed for a couple of seconds, which encourages the creator to keep trying.

Upon reaching the climax, he decides to use an anchoring glitch combined with giant obsidian pieces—the heaviest material available in the map—and also freezes the server by duplicating the total mass several times. The train crashes, causing a seizure of red lights and physics errors; gradually, it comes to a stop. After checking the speed coordinates and confirming that it has gone from 7,132,971 km/h to zero, he celebrates the feat with epic music and an on-screen countdown.

To wrap up, he briefly reviews the failed methods and highlights that the key was to overwhelm the Roblox engine so it couldn't calculate any more collisions. He thanks his supporters, asks for likes and subscriptions, and leaves open the possibility of future challenges, such as stopping missiles or hypersonic planes within the Roblox universe

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