Documentary: ON ANOTHER LeVeL -- TRAILER

[@profphilbell2075]

Well, it’s April fools day in Australia now so no need for spoiler alert! 🤣🤣

[@kaibroeking9968]

0:22 - "I don't know what the heck happeneded there, but I barely touched this thing." Em... gravity?

[@Sherwoody]

I used cameras back in the 70’s that had the same magnification as the P1000. They just weren’t as convenient.

[@Kualinar]

@@Sherwoody Maybe, but they had better image quality.

[@Wolfie6020]

Flat Earther's won't get it. They are a humourless bunch.

[@sissyfus6181]

So true.

[@b0b5m1th]

Well there was the "bilu" incident a few years ago, that was pretty funny...

[@sissyfus6181]

@@b0b5m1th There was also the Kleptactic Flight Delusions...that hardly got a giggle from them. I had a lmao over that one.

[@RogHawk]

@@b0b5m1th For us.

[@tjjones621]

As you have so eloquently proven many times... :)

[@profphilbell2075]

I’m curious about April 8th, not including the eclipse in North America.

[@chriscasperson5927]

I'll be out, banging pots together to scare away the celestial dragon from swallowing the Sun. You can thank me on 9 April.

[@BigBoaby-sg1yo]

Yo Philip 😮 I see you have been getting your wrinkly old butt kicked on Adam’s channel 🤷‍♂️.

[@MrOttopants]

My dream is that this isn't entirely an April Fool's joke, and that you have all been conspiring to create an amazing flat earth documentary parody that is at least ninety minutes long.

[@lecroustillant8709]

Just in time, indeed.

[@iandobbin8068]

Haven't seen it yet but can already tell it's a repeat.

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

All flerps want is a level playing field.

[@ReinoGoo]

A near, wet and sharp horizon in front of the light from the sky? No, that is not ”see too far” away. It is ”see too far” down.

[@clivedavis6859]

Oh boy! This should be hilarious.

[@doranku]

Why are breaking stuff needed to make The Real observations?

[@Sherwoody]

If you don’t break it, you ain’t trying.

[@mschedler4984]

About time you showed the real troof.

[@alunrogers3525]

April fools day here in 3 hrs!

[@Undo743]

0:48 if the earth is flat, why is the sun below the moutains here? 🤔

[@Sherwoody]

1. Reasons. 2. Angle of attack. 3. Diffraction. 3. More reasons.

[@MrOttopants]

@@Sherwoody I think you forgot perspective and foreshortening and FOV compression.

[@NevadaMostWanted658]

Flerfspective

[@Sherwoody]

@@MrOttopants there’s refraction to go with the diffraction. If you point it out, they deny it with a retraction.

[@ReinoGoo]

Why is the sky behind it below the flat horizontal earth? And so is the atmosphere in front of the sun.

[@kyzercube]

Wally, you're the Babylon Bee for flerfers 🤣

[@vesahonkanen9266]

Nikon can't handel Wally or gravity.... I need to look my calendar if there is something about local sun and moon to mess that release date...

[@elonmask50]

Nikon flatpix pee in your pocket 😂 Happy April FLERFs day.

[@kennethschultz6465]

sooooo funny

[@b0b5m1th]

Is bilu going to feature in this?

[@brido193]

Fingers crossed, its been a while since we last saw our Portuguese speaking alien

[@tjjones621]

Those silly flatearthers used a map of the globe Earth for turn by turn directions to the camera shop. All black swans are located and distances involved calculated on the map of the globe Earth. Lake Michigan, the Chicago skyline and the distance across the lake are all found on the map of the globe Earth. Thanks Rob Skiba!

[@malcolmsargeant7818]

Only one word needed to sink this stupidity …..refraction.

[@thecasualengineer99]

Also "repeatable" why was there only one occurance of the black swan? Why isn't it repeatable on every day of the year.. oh of course, how silly of me, refraction!!

[@robbarton7972]

Same old argument it looks flat so it is flat. I have a crazy idea why don't we measure the earth, oops its a sphere OK flerf's back to talking BS again.

[@alunrogers3525]

Also, the P1000/900 is a shit camera. Full stop.

[@thecasualengineer99]

its ok aslong as you aren't pushing it. But there are much better camera/lens combinations out there,, and for stars how about a newt or dobs scope?