'Meteorite' filmed by skydiver: Footage of hurtling black rock filmed over Norway

[@Greenpoloboy3]

Ohh I know.. The previous day I threw a rock into the air and never did see it land. Guess I don't know my own strength....

[@im_no_qt-_-770]

Lmao

[@fionakrik9567]

More like Demon fallen angel . Meteorite are a hoax. Research Flat Earth .

[@dominykassirvinskas7388]

Are you a flat earth person cause if you are then get out of here

[@Greenpoloboy3]

@@dominykassirvinskas7388 Fiona is a flat Earther

[@zliksdesigns4179]

Lma0! This deserve 1k like

[@MrAnderson321]

It was eventually discovered that it was a stone from the top of the canopy. It passes him seconds after opening it and was the size of a grape. Fact.

[@thechach3318]

Really?

[@MrAnderson321]

TheChach Yep, that’s all it was after all that. 🙄

[@AlohaSiempre]

That was no grape sized rock.... more like a plum. And these guys don't fall straight down and neither did that rock.

[@MrAnderson321]

AlohaSiempre Saw a program that confirmed that it was definitely a stone from the top of the canopy. I didn’t believe it to start with but the evidence was there at the end.

[@NoName-wi2ww]

Bs. Whatever it is dropped from way out of his range.

[@jaker8795]

And that's why you dont pack a parachute on gravel

[@deowy1866]

It was just the sun taking a crap

[@MisstressMourtisha]

😅

[@AdamKindaVlogs]

Apparently everyone in this comment section is a scientist 😂

[@Viking_6_3]

Its not really hard to see. Space rocks come in at thousands of miles per hour.

[@LeuBlue]

@@Viking_6_3 space rocks that have mass up to 1 meter some meteorites like that one slowed down cuz of air resistance duh. It's was bigger when it entered the atmosphere progressively getting smaller and slower.

[@Scorponox93]

If reading a single wikipedia article on how meteorites behave makes you a scientist, then yes.

[@Scorponox93]

@@LeuBlue They are still travelling to fast to be filmed up close. And at that size they'd be completely vaporized by atmospheric friction not a slow-falling rock, if it was large enough, if would've exploded long before. He would've at least filmed a big, bright ball of fire, not a small rock falling at roughly terminal velocity. And at that point we'd be talking about an impact, in which case there would have been one, one that could've easily killed the skydiver and left a sizeable crater. It's beyond moronic to think that it could be anything coming from space if you've ever read anything about meteorites, and if you're alive and above 10 years old, you have heard on the news and seen meteorite impacts on film at least once, like the Chelyabinsk even in 2013. It's already pretty dumb for a layman to believe this is anything related to space. And I? I went to college for 6 years to study physics. So go on, you who can't even tell the difference between mass and length.

[@LeuBlue]

@@Scorponox93 why are you boasting about your 6 years of experience? I can tell if im wrong and if im right, and im wrong im sorry? I don't even care if you prove me wrong, I've learned something that's the important part.

[@marwanalakhras5263]

Tiktok?

[@logic_carma-3626]

MARwithaWAN Ye

[@Luis-vi9is]

Yup

[@kylestoring7367]

Me

[@steven2529]

I’m a bit skeptical, I’m sure a rock with that size would’ve been easily burned up in our atmosphere when it was entering earth

[@williammarlo6155]

Jack Frost was probably bigger when it entered the atmosphere, but burned up and this is the small chunk that remained

[@jaymesnin]

They break into several pieces when entering. That may have just been a piece of the core that broke and fell.

[@zamond258]

@@jaymesnin lol no it was actually a tiny rock that was in his parachute after it deployed.

[@geemanbmw]

@@zamond258 agreed! Otherwise even if that was a piece from a larger piece of meteorite it would of had a trail of smoke behind it from burning up through the atmosphere. Facts!!

[@zamond258]

@@geemanbmw yeah its definitly nothing to do with a metorite

[@DoItLikeTony]

iknow this is an old video but at 0:49 theres another solid black object to the left of the screen

[@arvis3run]

This is the last place I'd expect flat earther would add a coment, but i saw it

[@tylerrice8003]

Near ‘1000 Way To Die’ contestant. But seriously, I’m impressed if a camera like that is able to capture whatever it was frame by frame.

[@HiVoltish]

What is second black dot at about 10 o'clock from main rock seen?

[@agentsmith2225]

Good catch

[@Gangstagroove]

Came looking for this comment because I thought I was the only one to see at least 2 black objects

[@gdbankai]

that was the stone i threw

[@GeorgeSweet]

Good lord. The chances of this are just small its amazing to even see it.

[@lightdragon3127]

It's fake

[@royrice8597]

You didn't see the fellow skydiver above him that dropped the rock for a KZbin post!!!

[@expiredwater4118]

Uh, I'm pretty sure a meteor would have a flaming tail, and one of that size would burn up in the atmosphere. 😂

[@ceilinggang5734]

If it was large enough alot of it would've burned and lets say that it Did make it thru the atmosphere, it could get to that size

[@jamesweisbeck2966]

looks like the vid from the ufo hearing filmed from f18

[@sgt.megashi4984]

It's so small that parachute caught this rock before it was placed on a plane

[@roughwoof]

*Take it from Joe Dirt. That is definitely a meteorite!*

[@knowbuddy0]

Giant chunk of poopy

[@jermyjerm6562]

If that was a meteorite it would have been going a hell of a lot faster, if I didn’t burn up in the atmosphere.

[@NSUScooter]

If that was the case then there would never be a record of a meteorite hitting anything on the ground.

[@rastebyfuglekasse]

Just a foreign object packed in the canopy. When it deployed, it blew out. Look at the right side of canopy where there are more loose objects.

[@ScottTheAngel]

If this is a meteor this is so rare that this might never happen again.

[@yusha1059]

This is more rare than my dad coming from the milk store.

[@maddg7471]

World's highest skip of rock off water

[@theonelad7631]

At least it didnt t him

[@ricardohda]

Not too fast to be a meteorite. I think.

[@Marauder1981]

meteorites don´t have to be lighting fast. There´s a huge meteorite in Africa that basically fell from the sky like you would´ve dropped it from a plane. that´s why it barely made an impact crater. It´s called Hoba meteorite.

[@ЕогоомРеклжа]

Ебать вы ачипенцы

[@_average_333]

@@Marauder1981 but meteorites are burn in atmosphere

[@TheHypnotstCollector]

Frozen blue ice from a commercial jet potty room. It would have been a shitty deal to be hit by it.

[@TheHypnotstCollector]

Ørjan Jensen It's been known to drop onto peoples homes

[@trevormorgan2988]

Who’s here from zackattakz tiktok?

[@chrisweatherley9587]

a meteorite wouldnt have stayed in so many frames.

[@aaronwalderslade]

It's not a meteorite until it lands.

[@magcarb5489]

I was skydiving yesterday and I swear I felt and heard what I think was a pebble hitting my goggles.

[@Cr4ftyYBA]

Imagine if it was a price of crap

[@MGR1900]

Highly unlikely. It would be moving so fast, you wouldn’t be able to freeze frame it to see the shape.

[@thefishisraw117]

A meteorite hitting the earth goes as fast as thousands of mph, the rock in the video doesn't go even a 100 mph, definitely not a meteorite

[@ienien987]

This rock is not from space, if it was it would be burning because any space object (meteoroids, satellites, rockets...) that enters the atmosphere gets burned by the thickness and becomes a "shooting star".

[@rynomoto]

Use the frames per second from the film and the distance from the observation. Big difference between 9.8 m/s2 and 10,000 + mph

[@gengar2183]

I don't think our atmosphere would let a meteorite of this size trough... xD

[@john5311]

It was prob bigger before it came in

[@ShopperPlug]

That rock was way too close to him...

[@ralphjames1211]

Definitely a dive from a tall cliff face with a small rock falling from same cliff!!!

[@guiilty5924]

Well how big was the rock? Looks no more than maybe half a foot

[@00Z3n0]

It’s Bobby shmurdas hat

[@kinderjoker]

The speed of a meteor can range between 15-80 km per SECOND. I'm sorry, but a shitty 2012 (possibly) GoPro will not catch it from this close.

[@starfall6686]

It's a small rock from the top of his parachute

[@ikeabiscuits5481]

The comment below me somewhere is right. It was a piece of gravel from his parachute, if it was a meteorite it would be burning up as it enters the atmosphere. It was on a tv show, I’m not sure what it was called but they explained it was a piece of gravel.

[@NSUScooter]

Have you ever packed a parachute before?

[@Nebulaoblivion]

It's pretty obviously a piece of gravel that would only form on the earth, not a meteorite. Im guessing it got folded up with the parachute after the last landing.

[@troblezgaming9751]

Said there was nothing above him. what about the plane that dropped him? hahaha

[@mannaggiacri9799]

at 0:12 one uap after meteor? is possible?

[@fault3k]

A rock the size of someones fist could leave a crater in the ground the size of a city block. I promise that wasn't moving fast enough. You're kidding yourself if you think you could see something like that with your own eyes.

[@Gangstagroove]

There are two of them. Bottom left of screen at 0:47

[@ralphjames1211]

That ain't no rock! That, my good friends, is a Boeing Ball!!!

[@destructimus]

I would expect a meteorite to have a more smooth and rounded surface... this rock has more of a sharp and straight line of contrast in its shadow, which leads me to believe it didn't melt in earth's atmosphere so isn't a meteor.

[@meek4076]

destructimus what if someone was poooppin

[@DAWOL2025-fs1ve]

No vapor trail. Moving too slow. It's a piece of his parachute.

[@Artifartibiz]

Any chance it was one of these 'orbs' that so many people are filming or photographing ?

[@Artifartibiz]

***** Might not be ... think out of the box!

[@Artifartibiz]

Quick questions ..... if that was a rock, and it overtook him going down, and there would be a crew on the ground, give or take a couple of hundred mtrs from where he would land .....think someone may have A. heard the thump of it landing? B. seen the smoke it rising from its heat? ( it would be hot if it came thru the atmosphere) or C. found quite a large hole in the ground? .... if I saw that Id, bloody look for the hole in the ground .... it might have just been a rock .... it may have been a prank.... it just might be more interesting :-)

[@JuicySommelier]

That? That’s a space peanut...

[@MrRIZZ-he2lv]

Barry Bonds batting practice while on vacation

[@dhss333]

DRAG A SUPERMAGNET OVER THE AREA YOU LANDED IN,

[@khaliloptician]

It's a meteorite stop denying it

[@sunstar2599]

I saw myself meteorite in front of my eyes once too. I heared it fizzling . Saw it swirling. Saw the condensation of the heat. All approximately 10-20m in front of my eyes. It was something before midnight on a hill. 2nd i heared it fell on the roof of large depot 20 m aside of the hill. So i can relate to this vid.

[@KevinDrake-p5k]

Slowest meteorite in history I think.... Also something way too small to have made it that far into the atmosphere without burning up.

[@lesfaust9634]

I think a meteorite would be moving at a million miles an hour you wouldn't see it,, it would just be a flash... I think the guy in the plane threw something at you

[@knighthead]

I would be interested to see a few moments before the start of this video. Where we can see as his parachute deploying. Because in this video his chute is fully deployed and only then the rock flies past..... just saying because then he has already slowed down quite rapidly with the chute fully open. You would recon that if the rock was in with the chute, that it would have fallen sometime before while slowing down...

[@Darkers87]

white spot in the left of screen at 11 sec from start.

[@AdamKindaVlogs]

Darkers87 that’s just glair from the sun on the camera lense

[@Darkers87]

@@AdamKindaVlogs after 6years!!!!!! i change my life meanwhile! XD

[@socman3988]

Wait so from a Rock to a meteorite to a UFO??

[@Chillerbros1]

Other possible explanations: There was a rock packed in his shoot... Somebody in the plane threw it... It fell off the plane (maybe out of the landing gear or something) Doubt it fell from space...

[@T1Earn]

Somebody in the plane threw it ??.. He's Flying a wingsuit ... you can cover 11 miles over the ground before deploying ,.. Pretty accurate throw wont you say? Packed in his chute?? ... it would have been below him by the time it was fully inflated... not 20 feet above after it was .. Please throw me some more skepticism

[@certifiedaustralian9605]

Watch from 0:53 and you will understand

[@stephenmurphy2212]

Or a tiny spaceship?

[@candyazz28]

What the hell kind of accent is this woman speaking? It sounds weird.

[@OnDemandNews]

An English accent, Tyrone.

[@royrice8597]

Meteorite? No smoke or heat? Ummmm......I don't know about that.

[@MichaelEvans-le8zr]

What if it hit him instead?

Imo sreće pa ni dobio uglavu

[@musicaa3300]

I saw asteroid in 2017 at night it was like a sparkle , small and hardly a second before it disappeared

[@microwave-vh2uc]

def just a rock and not a meteorite

[@pikador1969]

If it was a meteor, it should have been on fire since entering the atmosphere. Şayet bu bir meteor olsaydı atmosfere girdiğinden beri yanıyor olmalıydı.

[@trevor4212]

0:52

[@whitelion1111]

Meteorites go way faster and most of them are the size of a grain of sand

[@keldavies5768]

there's two of them................

[@bingbong9844]

Most likely a rock from the plane he jumped out of, falling down the wind tunnel he creates by jumping.

[@AK74SU100]

Move along ppl, its just a frozen poop .

[@GhostPiracy]

From an aeroplane

[@Lookatem6792]

Short video btw

[@PaulAndrus]

Meteors do not fly that slow…sorry.

[@JZvanloggerenberg]

elvis

[@rafaelserapio5972]

SHUT UP PELVIS BEACHES

[@patrickrose1221]

Oh my god ! What are the chances of seeing that ? daytime too . Brilliant video , thank you : )

[@michaelrogers2496]

Chuck Norris once threw a rock into the air.............

[@OverlandOne]

She should have said he thought it was a Meteor that passed him while he was in the air. It is not a Meteorite until it hits the ground. It is called a Meteoroid when it is in space before it reaches earth's atmosphere.

[@The01t]

Those killed dinosaurs. LOL

[@raylsoncarlos]

Too slow for a meteriorite, no?

[@kylestoring7367]

Who here from tik tok?

[@AdamKindaVlogs]

Kyle Storing right here

[@anthonyrodgers6613]

It was his mates in the plane they just dived from lobbing stones at him probs..

[@Htownlivin713]

It was a dead bird falling

[@berliner5005]

its not a meteorite - its a flying rock !

[@monamajor4913]

Not space rock would’ve had a trail and fire, it’s space junk from satellites etc you know many pieces hit the earth daily

[@tonyperone3242]

Its possible I suppose. Smaller ones have made it to earth in the same way.

[@LeuBlue]

1500 meteors hit the earth every year.

[@landynschuller2160]

2020 where u at?¿

[@patrickroos739]

He forgot to mention his buddy 50m above dropping it for a cool hoax

[@popazz1]

Likely it was a lump of frozen debris from a plane's waste disposal.The plane wouldn't have necessarily been visible to the eye.

[@fabienlamour3644]

No

[@alexandergomez4193]

It is a large rock

[@yoyoyotooo]

Imagine it hitting a plane

[@danieleagle668]

Or worse him or his parachute

[@alexandergomez4193]

That rock was close to him imagen it hitting it in the head

[@Savage-zi5st]

It’s a pigeon

[@gr8testever494]

It's a Ufo.

[@anthonyshaw1234]

I saw 2 The meteorite in this video.

[@kaytekan]

._. was really a meteorite? that´s look like a ordinary rock falling down :v where is the long tail of fire and that other things weird from the science fiction movies? xD

[@TheXeffx]

0:52 please watch from there, and you will understand

[@kaytekan]

.-. Ahhhhh, hahaha thanks xD

[@TheXeffx]

your welcome!

[@schronos4479]

Oh Finally, I Saw My Rock That I Threw 10 Years Ago Into The Space. I Guess They Thought That Was ASTEROID But, I Was Just Trowing My Rock In The Speed Of Lighy