Near Space Tuusula - max altitude 28.9km - Director's Cut

[@chuymiranda453]

I like how you can already see “the curve” 6feet off the ground 🤣

[@uloskatsoja]

Taas kalansilmälinssi joka kaartaa suoran horisontin. Maa ei ole pyörivä pallo. Maa on liikkumaton ja tasainen maanpiiri jonka ylle kaareutuu taivaanvahvuus kupoliksi.

[@gregthornthwaite8011]

Full marks for engaging your children in such a wonderful project !! All the best from Australia.

[@terotah]

Thanks Greg!

[@ongabriendocaminos2197]

@Pat Luxor don't be ignorant please do some research and study, OK? The reason is that the camera has a wide angle lens (you capture much more than you would with a standard lens.) which offers a much wider field of view. The consequence is that objects that are more towards the periphery look curved. When the edge of the globe is in the center of the frame, much less is captured.

[@bjarnebf1968]

Amazing project. The world need more people like you. Thanks for sharing this.

just beatyfull... thank's bro

[@valevruhno2047]

Tämä on erittäin hyvä opetusvideo kouluun! Suurenmoista. Kiitos.

[@hmax1591]

2019 and it is still awesome. Good job.

[@terotah]

H Max thanks!

[@rochditidjani]

The view could have been stunning if you didn't use a fish eye lens which creates a lousy distortion. Attaching the camera to some twine was a mistake. The camera should have been steadier to provide less nauseating pictures!

[@singwoodliu]

Couldn't think of a better Christmas gift to the kids! Awsome!

[@pjcouture9944]

Yup. Just Like telling your kids Santa Clause is coming tonight!!

[@pjcouture9944]

What did your kids say when you told them Santa isn't real, or just not tell your kids and Y'all still believe in Santa, flying deer and a sleigh!?

[@bohdisativa2941]

It purposely keep moving to left to right show an illusionary curve but those who know its flat know its a trick.

[@mushihimesarna728]

We're more and more every day. It's all a deception.

[@isaacsilva8033]

even with the fish eye lens you can see how close the sun really is inside the firmament...LET'S GO BRANDON

[@tylerchambers6246]

Got an idiot over here guys

[@isaacsilva8033]

@@tylerchambers6246 yes sir I'm an idiot

[@imrobuilder5797]

fish eye lens has nothi to do with the distance of the sun besides that if sun was really close to earth then it would have progressively gotten bigger as the video was going higher in the altitude but what can i expect from someone who doesnt know the use of fish eye lens in the first place

[@face.-]

Again why isn't the picture curved? Also why didn't it look curved from first start? Earth is not flat!!

[@kitcanyon658]

@@isaacsilva8033 : Agreed!

[@mtiefenberg]

Dude you Rock! :D What an awesome gift to give your kids...

[@nelsongtj]

Amazing job from you and your team. For you guys the space is not a frontier anymore! Go foward and share you experience with the world . Congrats

[@timur6359]

''If you want to get rid of the barrel distortion or "fisheye" look of your GoPro videos, you can use GoPro Studio to import the footage and check the "Remove Fisheye" checkbox." This is from gopro official website ;-) Make another one with 50mm fixed lens ( that lens shows the close to eye perception, not distorted ) or remove the distortion in the video and you will see NO curvature :D

[@Otochiro1]

Regardless the Earth is round or flat you still see a curvature unless the planet's size is unlimited.

[@nicparker3809]

Why during the day and why pointed down?

[@fdster]

absolutely fantastic project and -video execution, nice job! :)

[@timppsaa]

Upea idea ja loistava toteutus! Kiitos!

[@salmeleons]

this is an amazing video and im glad you were able to do this for your kids

[@garnet4846]

Stay stupid peanut brain.

[@3n9uQ3AeDQasd]

Thanks @salmeleons it was really nice experiment!

[@garnet4846]

Stay stupid peanut brain. Lol

[@garnet4846]

Lot of fake comments in this joke comment section.

[@garnet4846]

Way to make your kids have a peanut brain.

[@pyrdypelimies5164]

Tuossa 5:45 kohdassa näyttäisi kovin siltä, että aivan kuin Aurinko olisi paikallinen, eikä 150 000 000 km päässä.

[@finnfisu]

Jep, niin se on.

[@beaucameron5110]

Can't anyone afford a camera without a fisheye lense? Obviously not coz NASA can't seem to use 1 either even with their budget

[@nervgear2254]

Fish eye lens again!

[@face.-]

So..why isn't the picture curved?

[@ongabriendocaminos2197]

don't be ignorant please do some research and study, OK? The reason is that the camera has a wide angle lens (you capture much more than you would with a standard lens.) which offers a much wider field of view. The consequence is that objects that are more towards the periphery look curved. When the edge of the globe is in the center of the frame, much less is captured.

[@thedeadalgorithmmusicchann1994]

​@ongabriendocaminos2197 those are two different types of lenses.. DO YOUR RESEARCH!

[@ironwork92000]

​@@ongabriendocaminos2197 Doesn't matter, it curves and concaves everything with a pitch up or down camera. It's supposed to be flat man.

[@ongabriendocaminos2197]

@@ironwork92000 Talking to these people (flat earthers/deniers/etc.) is like arguing with an elementary school dropout who is also drunk. I find it very funny and sad at the same time..

[@harryblack8686]

How comes at 13,000 meters the air temp was minus 40 but then got warmer as the balloon got higher? Sweet video pal 👍🏻

[@punishedexistence]

The top of the troposphere is actually the coldest part for the air pressure. As you go into the stratosphere the temperature begins to rise due to the ozone absorbing UV and releasing heat in the breakdown of the O3 into O2 and O. There's a few other factors too but I believe that's one of the major ones.

[@carlosasosa2756]

Greetings from Mexico! Great show!

[@terotah]

Thanks Carlos!

[@odenirongiant]

+Tero Tähtinen Awesome video brother and you have beautiful children to boot.

[@PRESIDENT_RAY]

:333 CLAIMED AND RECOGNIZED BY THE GREATEST ONEEE

[@mbdz6428]

360° video, that's why you see it spinning, and it's actually flat

[@alexcousins7425]

Excellent - this is cool! Well done! :D

[@terotah]

Breaking News! Now it just got BIG! The story will air on TV at ABC World News With David Muir at brief segment titled "instant index". Show will air tonight at U.S. 6:30 PM east coast time. If someone can see this live please check and share your feelings! I will make a link to it as soon as possible :)

[@rodarvus]

Fantastic! Great job, lovely video!

[@LifeinDresden]

Amor, visse que fica um tempão aparecendo aquela cor do céu que tu gosta?

[@terotah]

Life in Dresden :) Thanks!

[@As1z]

Was it difficult to get a flight permission from Trafi? What was required?

[@terotah]

As1z not really. Finding the right guy responsible of giving these permissions was the hardest part. I just read the law and responded to Trafi about how every aspect was handled according to it.

[@simonfoster8078]

Totally awesome, well done Tero!

[@terotah]

Thanks Simon! I never thought this could spread this much :)

[@simonfoster8078]

Ha! It's something to be proud of, I can only hope my kids don't see this, they'll want the same !

[@kalervohamalainen4369]

Oli kiinnostavaa katsella. Äänet piti ottaa pois - miksi ihmeessä tähänkin piti laittaa kolinaa ja ns. musiikkia? Eikö tuota tarpeeksi saa kaupoissa ja televisiossa? Olisi mukava kuulla tuulen suhinaa jne. mutta kun ei niin ei.

[@19bootsy68]

Awesome. Where I live in Newcastle, North East England we have the north American flight paths flying over the top of us. We also have the flight paths from and to Scandinavia to Manchester and Dublin. Did you have to calculate for air traffic?.

[@terotah]

In Finland regulations were so that if the weight is below 2kg then you dont have to inform flight control at all. I called to them just to be sure. They just answered that because you don't have to inform air control when the weight is below 2k they won't make any marks our flight. That was quite fun answer :) I found this document maybe that will help you publicapps.caa.co.uk/modalapplication.aspx?appid=11&mode=detail&id=415 . The term is "unmanned free balloon".

[@19bootsy68]

+Tero Tähtinen Thanks very much for your detailed reply and the link to go with it👍. You live in a very beautiful country with nice friends happy people, awesome food...I especially love reindeer meat..and your Vodka is OK as well 😉.

[@garnet4846]

How do these balloons overcome the magical force of gravity?

[@lsd111000]

כח כבידה / כח משיכה לא באמת קיימים.

[@mushihimesarna728]

@@lsd111000 exactly

[@Negativebplusorminusthesquarer]

Because helium is less denser then air

[@salmeleons]

air is affected by gravity. the helium floats due to buoyancy over the air. like if you were to put an air filled balloon under water, it would float to the top, do you really think gravity is just "things go down?" its "mass attracts mass" that means that things with mass will get closer to other things with mass. please, if you dont understand something, that doesnt mean its wrong. your brain could revolve inside a peanut shell for millions of years without touching the sides.

[@garnet4846]

@@salmeleons mass attracts mass huh? Then how does a hot air balloon lift off earth if gravity is real and "mass attracts mass?" How come the giant mass of earth doesn't keep the balloon stuck to earth? How come your air filled balloon under water doesn't get sucked down further under water? You know, closer to earth, because "mass attracts mass." You're the one who doesn't understand things kid.

[@michigannative2951]

Great video, I enjoyed this in Michigan.

[@D.W91]

Eikö ois periaatteessa ollu mahollista kun tuo pallo oli noin korkeella että se ois lähteny pudotessaan liitämään vaikka Venäjälle tai Ruotsiin asti?

[@terotah]

Yankem1991 periaatteessa kyllä. mutta on olemassa palveluita jotka ennustavat tuulet eri korkeuksissa. Sitten kun tiesi massan, heliumin määrän ja nousunopeuden niin niistä pystyi ennustamaan lentorataa aika hyvin.

[@D.W91]

Okei, tää on kyllä tosi upeen näkönen. Ois kiva ite päästä käymään noin korkeella mut ei taida ihminen pystyy nousee ilman avaruusaluksia tonne asti.

[@pyrdypelimies5164]

Kyllähän ne niitä on käyttäneet sotavälineinä jo toises maailmansodassa. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fu-Go_balloon_bomb

[@ericbishop3730]

Send the same cramra u was using on recovery and you'll have a different perspective

[@omaroori]

Interesting, but "near Tuusula" - i wanted to see some familiar sites of Tuusula, but could not - and then you write that you have started from Lempäälä.

[@terotah]

You can see Tuusula from video and there are local people on video

[@jaycollins7288]

Why the fish eye lens? Just askin!

[@terotah]

Covers more view since you dont know how it will fly and in what angle

[@terotah]

Near Space Tuusula just won Land Rover's adventure video competition in Finland! Next week we will know how it went with the global competition :) facebook.com/video.php?v=810786175634060

[@tonynikon]

Amazing video!!! I'd been checking every single video here on KZbin about High Altitude Weather Balloon. I know is not quite simple but I want to try this myself. I would like to have links for weight to ratio calculations, proyected routes apps and so on. I'm planning to use both GoPros 4 & 5 with hand warmers, GPS Trackers...your advice will be greatly appreciated!!!

[@prin.sesje.]

greetings from germany :) this was awesome

[@terotah]

meows it going? Thanks!

[@waynebarrow2517]

You'll soon have the earth looking round with that lens. Lol

[@kcrsradio]

Extremely cool!

[@terotah]

Thanks Nick!

[@finnfisu]

Litteältä näyttää. 5:50 myös todistaa, että aurinko on paljon pienempi kuin maa.

[@pyrdypelimies5164]

Juu ei Maa mikää pallo ole.

[@VilleVihermaa]

Wau! Samperin hieno idea ja toteutus!

[@sallysassa]

Very interesting, thank you for posting.

[@khadijagwen]

Very nice Video. I am in Portland, Oregon, USA.

[@johnarizona3820]

Well done, thanks for sharing!

[@ivangaspar4784]

Well done! I enjoyed watching!

[@terotah]

Thanks Ivan. Have to start some similar project.

[@mbdz6428]

The last 100 meters and land in the shape of a circle until it hit the ground

[@MartinusThomsen]

Fisheye ... why?

[@terotah]

Why not? If you try it once, then you want to get as wide view as possible

[@sigga3876]

Fantastik projekt!

[@IEROGLIFUS]

😂

[@25hourpartypeople]

If earth rotation is 1670 kilometers/hour. Isnt the camera supossed to land at least 3340 km away from the place where it was launched?

[@trilokjaisi6093]

Go away. Stupid flatearther.

[@25hourpartypeople]

Is that your answer to my question? You have no clue, right?

[@alexsilvestre19]

Winds? You know that wind speed and direction varies at different altitudes? You could be 5km up and have Northeast wind at 20mps and go up another 5 km and have Southwest wind at 40mps. Btw, the earth rotates at around 1040 mph( 1673 kmh) at the equator, in Finland should be around 450mph (724kmh)

[@25hourpartypeople]

That would only move the balloon further away from the place it was launched. Right?

[@alexsilvestre19]

Like I said, it varies. But looking at data and I'm deducting this was done in April, from what I saw in the video, Average wind speeds over a 5 year period, from April to June in that area suggest fairly low wind 5mps at 2m alt, to a max of 10mps at around 12m altitude, the shifting the other direction at 5mps. If you see his flight path it does make sense. He goes south east until a certain height, the goes slightly north east, on his decent he follows the same initia south east pattern.

[@saad-qz9fd]

Why does the balloon explode?

[@terotah]

Because air pressure is so low at high altitude the balloon expands and ultimately explodes at peak altitude

[@saad-qz9fd]

@@terotah On how low the pressure

[@saad-qz9fd]

@@terotah If the balloon rises and there is no pressure, how high is it to hold as a GPS camera?

[@terotah]

@@saad-qz9fd Dont know exactly, balloon manufacturer said it can expand until 4 meters diameter before exploding

[@saad-qz9fd]

@@terotah How high does the balloon explode?

[@joys0041]

Great effort, well done..

[@StillCloser]

You need to install some sort of valve to release part of the Helium at high altitude. Notice how the temperature rises at approx. 25 km... I don't know if Hydrogen is better (or even legal, as it is flammable), but it has about half the density of the Helium, with half the pressure you can lift the same payload... Either way it is very difficult to go higher than 50 km and, for what I've seen there isn't much difference from 30 km... Great video (pity the flatties in the comments' section...)

[@nicolaikecskes967]

120km is max! The Firmament stops even a rocket at 11,7-12 depending on where. I guess this is in Suomi=Finnország=Finland...

[@thatonespaceguy]

Actually hydrogen will not change much, but valve will ;)

[@heberbelles916]

FISH-EYE LENSES CREATE CURVATURE . Nice try tho

[@lsd111000]

זו מצלמת גו פרו עם עדשת עין הדג. הארץ היא שטוחה, ואי אפשר לצאת מהרקיע. יש בורא לעולם והוא ברא מערכת סגורה. ממש כמו אקווריום.

[@thatonespaceguy]

​@@nicolaikecskes967 Earth is round

[@thingsiwant5028]

who do the balloons always burts?

[@TheSteveSteele]

Things iwant You mean why? The change in pressure makes the balloon expand until it eventually pops. Just as going deep under water would cause the pressure to build and the object would get crushed or it would implode. Also at some point balloons can’t go any higher because the lighter than air molecules in the balloon get heavier as the atmosphere becomes thinner, (and the balloon expands). With few molecules at that altitude, the balloon is no longer lighter than the atmosphere, and begins to expand at the same time eventually popping then falling back to the ground.

[@StillCloser]

Pardon me, but as long as it keeps rising, the helium inside the balloon is lighter than the atmosphere. Eventually it will stop, when the air density of the stratosphere is equal to the one inside the balloon. Archimedes principle...

[@enniursin7006]

Ihan sika ihana ja toi ajatus !!!

[@David-yy7lb]

OMG....what is the problem with using ft....and secondly you mean to tell me there's only one race of people on the planet that's been in space

[@nakiaboyr6196]

Wow look how small the earth looks!

[@khadijagwen]

Could not find on Facebook.

[@terotah]

Sorry, FB pages are mainly in finnish but you can find few posts also in english facebook.com/NearSpaceTuusula/

[@javiertorres-bb8lf]

Next time try to put a LEVEL on it. The camera is pointing downward. If it was completely level? You KNOW the Earth is FLAT. Because of the camera angle and the lens used? Looks round. Always use horizon as a key.

[@samsmiths9536]

🌍

[@ChristopherSmith-ek1wr]

🤡🤡🤡

[@gamingdemon1235]

Listen flat earth is the laughing stock of all of the conspiracy theories you don't even have a working model there is absolutely no evidence for it and even bees are able to tell the earth is round its how they find their way back to the nest so what you are saying is that you are dumber than a bee if you believe in flat earth so just stop and do some research it's your motto anyways oh or better yet learn some physics or astrology or even become a historian there are a tone of fields that you can go into and learn that the earth is round

[@drewwatkin6356]

The edge of the photo in shot is the baseline for the lensing effect. Earths curvature is larger than the pictures bottom edge hence the difference is earth curvature. Go back to school. FE = BS

[@samsmiths9536]

@@drewwatkin6356 flat earthers are clowns 🤡

[@PIITBULLI]

Mahtavaa!! Thanks!!

[@galihrabbani5467]

Wow....150 km.The same of Jakarta to Bandung

[@entangledmindcells9359]

Cool project.. enjoyed.. I really feel for you that Flat earthers have found this video and posting their ruffish on it..

[@terotah]

Thanks, yeah they keep sending them 🌍

[@JacktheRipper-dx8vq]

You should better be concerned with your.......not "entangled mindcells"......but totally dead braincells🤣🤣🖕

[@cicciosanfe9233]

Volevo fare le congratulazioni a chi ha fatto il video con la terra che si deforma e include le curvature a seconda che si vada a destra o sinistra per far in modo che i babbei pensino che la terra è tonda. È incredibile costatare quanto sia ancora vasta la quantità di meduse che non abbia ancora capito nulla della situazione. Vi prego aggiungete un altro cuscino mentre continuate il vostro sonno perenne

[@IEROGLIFUS]

​@@cicciosanfe9233Спасибо вам! Я с вами!!!

[@nicolaikecskes967]

Suomesta?

[@beechieCH]

Great Video!

[@sterlinghardesty9050]

6:20 seconds when you show it spinning around the earth would be completely a perfect circle your showing the earth looking like a wavy disc

[@sskgrs]

You won't see a circle at that height :-). Even at space station, you don't see the full sphere. You need to go even higher than that.

[@AtomicAutopsy]

good work but the music is really annoying.

[@DiSoPhotography]

How did your battery last that long?! Amazing video!

[@terotah]

I bought from Amazon 3rd party batteries which I tested on freezer beforehands :) They worked better.

[@DiSoPhotography]

The Wasabi ones? Did you use the battery pack too? That's an awesome video.

[@tonynikon]

Tero Tähtinen What brand???

[@منوعاتعالميةمنكلمكان]

من الواضح ان التصوير منعدسة عين السمكة مما بين ان الارض كروية

[@mikemental8285]

Valokuvat aivan mahtava idea 😃

[@terotah]

Lähipiirin lapsille ja kummilapsille muistoksi 📸

[@HemantAbhishek10]

Fantastic!!

[@dkny0072]

talk about heavy lens distortion..flat as fuck

[@necronomiconz]

hardest big eye lens xD

[@andrewscid]

view on 19/01/2016

[@Alejandro_Lantigua]

Ojo de pez👁🐟🐟

[@sekatyoukko69]

Respect !!!

[@christopherellis2663]

Which gives a horizon of 307 nm, so the whole width of view is about ten and a quarter degrees from edge to edge, or the distance that the earth rotates in just over four minutes. ...

[@timothytaylor8870]

Awesome!

[@herkkokuusi473]

Fish eye objectiv.

[@terotah]

Good observatio.

[@stallrc5755]

Mahtava video!

[@TheMarekduda]

Good fisheye lens

[@pjcouture9944]

Must be a GoPro...everything was curved before it left the ground. 😆 NEXT

[@mactallica9293]

Mage 2 weather balloon. Narrow lens, tracks curve. Next

[@pjcouture9944]

@@mactallica9293 nope. There' are too many opposing videos that show no curve. It's 2022. We want to see the test they did to prove the spinning ball theory. Same with gravity, how did they test their theories?????

[@mactallica9293]

@@pjcouture9944 too many lol there's literally thousands of pictures of a globe earth from every space agency. I've personally seen a doctored video to show a flat horizon. Here's a couple easy ones. How do sailors and pilots, use GPS "a globe model" and end up exactly where they need to be. How can nasa predict every eclipse and pinpoint exactly how it'll effect the earth. How does a sunset or eclipse even work on flat earth How has no one in history seen the edge or ice wall

[@mactallica9293]

@@pjcouture9944 also gravity. What causes objects to fall at the exact same speed in a vacuum? Can't be density

[@pjcouture9944]

@@mactallica9293 yup. Thousands of CGI pictures. Look @ Saturn through aNikon P900 then look at an image by Not A Space Agency. The nikon gives you the best raw image, better even than both telescopes and not a space agency uses software and CGI.

[@paranoidandroid8193]

awesome.

[@Josuegurrola]

Lets love our micro globe of a World. LOL.

[@InLakech_AlaKin]

Whats the purpose of the fisheye lens? Is it to continue the fallacy of a globe earth? Earth is a fixed, motionless plane.

[@paulomarinho1963]

@rio skyscraper Wrong, the Earth isn't flat. Here's some balloon footage, recorded without using fish-eye lens, where the curvature of the Earth can be seen (please, pause the video and check the horizon with a piece of string, you will see that it is clearly curved): kzbin.info/www/bejne/npTIfot3hryKhJoh6m5s And this is only a small example, the evidence, proving the spherical Earth, is truly overwhelming and there's none supporting your flat plane fantasy. The Earth, beyond any doubt, is a sphere.

[@Idnaflesymem]

"When the wise man point at the moon, the imbecile examines the finger"

[@leks6ana]

Awesome! :)

[@terotah]

BBC Click just tweeted about this twitter.com/BBCClick/status/419451854838595584 #nearspacetuusula

[@dudih2313]

Kameranya tidak mendukung.

[@deansharif5068]

I’ve just watched vid before this one a young kid did the same smaller balloon without fisheye lens this vid is damage control

[@hlraza12peou98]

this is obviously fake the earth wasn't spinning lol

[@xxxTRU5Txxx]

prety epic well done.

[@redlightrunner930]

Oh my God! It's a ball! It curves !!! Why fisheye? Is it illegal to send a regular 10mm lens up?

[@mactallica9293]

Mage 2 weather balloon

[@redlightrunner930]

@@mactallica9293 of course. I thought it was poil 4

[@Merlingin]

Why you are using camera with fish eye lens? You could of use normal lens, so it will not curve the horizon.

[@Novak2611]

The goal is not to see if the earth is curved, fish eye lens are good, because it shows a wide angle. It is always used to film cycling/driving vlogs. Now if you want to see the curve, you can put a normal camera, but the curvature will be very small to see, you will need good measurement tools as the horizon will be curved like in half millimeter above the surface of basketball.

[@Merlingin]

@@Novak2611 So, try next time when you launch weather ballons use camera with normal lens, or you can also replace the fish eye lens to normal on any camera. Then it will give the observer true picture of the earth.

[@mactallica9293]

@@Merlingin the earth isn't a flat. They don't care about proving it, to you nut jobs

[@arpepa1]

Great/Loistavaa!

[@eleazarfredes5754]

😂 😂 😂 C'était quoi ça 👻 la danse du fantôme Biden dans le space ?? 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@jamesmcritchie8310]

Very pure proof of curvature of earth all the way up all the way down

[@johnobserve517]

Lol yeah because of a fisheye lens

[@jamesmcritchie8310]

@@johnobserve517 where’s the ice wall ? Lol

[@jamesmcritchie8310]

Non existent as it’s a continent at the South Pole.

[@johnobserve517]

@@jamesmcritchie8310 really lol that question just shows your intelligence 🤣

[@jamesmcritchie8310]

@@johnobserve517 you do know at a certain height if it was not curved but flat as your ignorance says you would be able to see to the complete edge not to just beyond the curve

[@ddCapy]

Aikamoinen projekti

[@ianjamesgrantham4572]

Cool!!!!

[@kasirajm8029]

Can't reach the space