Near Space Weather Balloon With Gopro To 109 000 Feet Full 4 Hour Video

[@jasonlee3392]

For those who are interested in the location, it seems to be around the Trondheim area in Norway, the body of water seen is Trondheim Fjord

[@Mars0984]

Thanks for sharing! I was just in Trondheim a few weeks ago

[@talehilyasov5967]

Jeg skriver med en oversettelse, det kan være feil men jeg tror du vil forstå. Jeg vil vite, tar det 6 måneder for dag og natt i den nordligste delen av Norge Jeg trenger virkelig å lære meg dette, kan du hjelpe meg? Können Sie Helfen mir?!

[@MyYouTube.]

@@talehilyasov5967 The northern limit of 6 months of day and 6 months of night is at the Arctic Circle, which is located at a latitude of approximately 66.5° north. This is the boundary where the phenomenon of midnight sun (6 months day) and polar night (6 months night) begins to occur. North of this latitude you will find that the sun does not set in the summer months and does not rise in the winter months for varying periods. The closer you get to the North Pole (90° north), the longer these periods last. At the North Pole itself, both day and night last for about 6 months each. Around the Arctic Circle, you experience one day in summer when the sun never sets (midnight sun), and one day in winter when the sun never rises (polar night). At the North Pole you have one long summer day, which lasts approx. 6 months, and one long winter night of approx. 6 months.

[@masterson25]

​@@Mars0984 A kogo to obchodzi 😆

[@Ashadowfighter]

You are right . We could see the north pole in its highest point

[@tomkruse1681]

mum said "one video before sleep"

[@DaughteroftheMostHigh-y7i]

Lol. I say that my child.

[@EmpowermentPages]

Lol

[@carlosfilho5924]

Lol!!!

[@AntonioAlves-qm5os]

Se fosse a tal Tekpix?????

[@stateeva]

My kids are sneaky too... so I give them a specific time limit...

[@perezm714]

A launch at night with a full moon would be another good video.

[@the__Ultraviolet]

You wouldn´t see anything but the moon, wow what a view...

[@stateeva]

The_Ultraviolet people have done it, on a moonless (new moon) cycle and you need to pre-adjust the exposure settings before hand. By doing that, the camera gets washed out if any other light source is close by but people have done it. Usually over water tho.

[@Dmgolfer22]

Better would be in the evening when the sun and moon can both be seen.

[@karlmccreight8172]

Or during an Aurora Borealis

[@johnwhite5306]

Once the camera is up high what’s the difference you think? I can’t wait to hear it. Lol

[@DiamondGuitarist]

lovely hotspot proving the sun is small and local

[@DeadEyeJedi]

Because that's how specular highlights work... Oh wait, no they don't work like that at all...

[@DiamondGuitarist]

@@DeadEyeJedi what about the moon?🤡

[@DeadEyeJedi]

@@DiamondGuitarist What _about_ the moon?

[@DiamondGuitarist]

@@DeadEyeJedi no hotspot there unless I'm mistaken

[@DeadEyeJedi]

@@DiamondGuitarist The hotspot is extremely diffuse on the Moon, due to the granular nature of the surface. You wouldn't expect a sharp hotspot on grass or snow, but you would on water, it's got nothing whatsoever to do with distance or size of the source, only the brightness of the light and the surface features of the object it is shining onto. Still not sure what you think this is proving?

[@chris_sirhc01]

Thanks for putting this on yt. Also very appreciative to not commercialise this and have to pause and stop through all the ads. Pretty robust camera too, to endure all that wrestling up there. Pity there was no telemetry to indicate time and time lapse with hround time in comparison, temps, altitude, wind speed and direction, distance away from launch site, velocity of travel, northerly or compass points, barometer pressure, g force. This certainly takes the argument out of the speculation. Cheers

[@floodedmind634]

you know adds help people make more videos like this?

[@Knockitoffflerf24]

Chris sirhC If you had all that datum, there wouldn't be much room for the video.

[@michaelespeland]

Can we appreciate the fact that it took 30 minutes for it to hit the ground

[@orly2663]

the ultimate climax

[@the_demiurg]

"I have been falling for thirty minutes"

[@exactam0]

...and how fortunate for the people retrieving it, that once it was on the ground, that it it didn't end up getting stuck higher up in a tree. 🤔

[@michaelespeland]

Are you trying to make a point here? The vast majority of places for things to land is on the ground or in the ocean. And if it did get stuck in a tree, what then? Game over? 😂@@exactam0

[@mikemcwilliams7801]

@@exactam0 and they had a stick just long enough to reach it

[@misterneckbreaker88]

none of us watched the entire video we all skipped a head to parts

[@delta237]

speak for yourself:)

[@Kancerru]

Weak.

[@brianshajari5944]

Thank for not putting lame music over the natural sound

[@tinyluchino2626]

It's beautiful up there

[@Adam-cj2jg]

Hugo I’ll go gay

[@Mark-Stone]

Hugo I’ll go cool story bro

[@billalphonso79]

no...its scary

[@samstamc]

Hugo I’ll go Go knock on someone’s door

[@thegiftedone]

Hauntingly astonishing beautiful

[@j.m9555]

I've always wondered how a balloon can be able to withstand the extreme weather and atmosphere up there. It's fascinating.

[@Renato90909090]

Does not resist, eventually breaks. Most weather balloons go up to about 30km before breaking up. The Japanese broke the altitude record by sending a helium balloon up to 53km in altitude.

[@j.m9555]

@@Renato90909090 I'm not sure where u get your info but the highest recorded altitude of a helium balloon is 72,395 ft (22065 km)

[@tonydiesel3444]

@@Renato90909090 how?

[@jamesofallthings3684]

​@@tonydiesel3444They filled it up with helium and let it go.

[@eliaskiocia6198]

Formato da Terra segundo os balões, S!!!mais segue planissima!!!

[@danaos4120]

Why do the lens change when the camera moves? Cant we have a video without those lens optics? Earth seems flat and then round

[@SpitSharp]

If the earth is curved than we would see a huge bend❤

[@PSiLevel100]

Das video ist ein fake, es gibt besser aufnahmen wo.man auch sieht das es keine krümmung gibt sondern alles grade ist😅

[@brahimbenhammou4867]

@@SpitSharp that s what i concluded as well , i asked chatgpt for 30Km height it s enough to see clearly the earth curvature but on the video is very clear that s the horizon is just horizontal as its name : )

[@SpitSharp]

@@brahimbenhammou4867 They’re not hiding anymore it’s the dumbed down that’s keeping it alive in broad daylight with no second look.

[@ActiveDreamer1]

I enjoyed it every minute. How many miles was it from the launch site to the landing site? So inspiring. I would also like to do that.

[@brenthill3241]

Launches at 12:56. Once it gets going its very cool and beautiful. Very peaceful.

[@richardhammond7406]

And very distorted😅😅😅

[@shellie1296]

Thank you for the Beautiful project . Perhaps we can All agree on this video being remarkable ✌️♥️🎈

[@cuckooo7502]

i do, but you arent entirely right. there are dislikes on the video :/

[@nanaimosteve5952]

Only 4 hours long. What am I going to do for the rest of my shift?

[@JoshuaLovesDoggos1]

😂

[@torynichols2413]

Read people arguing about the shape of the Earth

[@nanaimosteve5952]

No argument there, the world is flat.

[@Thesenuts-f4v]

@Aaron Stubbs That's some sick shit... Lol

[@SonOfHutch]

Hahaha! And the suggestions are hilarious!

[@terencem8795]

Yeah, you probably could have edited out the nut scratching parts. Otherwise...👍

[@kellytaylor1938]

Thank you so very much for allowing us to see this beautiful world from an amazing view ,I loved watching this from start to finish,, so peaceful and real and relaxing

[@charlescarrillo5337]

Looks like this video appeases both globe and flat earthers, flat round flat round flat ect...

[@luketremble9782]

Charles Carrillo This video clearly proves that when the horizon drops below the center of the camera , the horizon curves the other way proving its not a ball

[@SummerOf1987]

And then banana shape upwards LOL

[@abdohallak]

Fisheye lenses​@@SummerOf1987

[@jameswilling8131]

Not quite fisheye lense but gopro camera's do have features that will warp the outer edge in order to stabilize the image. Unfortunately 32Km isn't high enough to see enough of the earth for a curve, it's barely into the stratosphere which extends to another 20Kms higher. Satellites don't tend to orbit lower than 160Kms abouve sea level, ISS, orbits at around 200Km high

[@Ok-su4fv]

Looks like earth is definitely flat.

[@patrickritter3028]

at frame 34:55 that cloud formation is beautiful ,where is that cloud formation from what city,town and state just wondering ,its a cool looking cloud formation at frame 34:55

[@moogle_k]

3:27:00 Earth is apparently concave and Sinusoidal. The camera's lense orientation has an obvious and direct affect on the image displayed.

[@JesseMessage]

It's a ball dude. Get over it

[@moogle_k]

@@JesseMessage It's obviously a concave ball, the images here proved it!

[@JesseMessage]

@@moogle_k a ball..

[@JesseMessage]

@@moogle_k basketball 🏀

[@quailshootr6389]

@@JesseMessage I dont believe so.

[@tripledoubleg9853]

So dark, so quiet, so scary.

[@braddavies96]

I kniw this video shows just how small we are in this universe and alone scary

[@javiercespedes2295]

Brad Davies the earth is flat and stationary.

[@javiercespedes2295]

Brad Davies the earth is flat and stationary.

[@liamvlogs6753]

Javier Céspedes if it is stationary explain night and day

[@andell9021]

Javier Céspedes He never said it wasn't. But keep pushing that fairytale.

[@jameskimble6133]

You might be able to convince me that a star is 93 million miles away but that reflection shining into nearby water instead of the farthest edge of the ocean is way nearer. That ain’t 2 pi = D either !

[@KayC352]

angle of incidence equals angle of reflection. In order for the sun to reflect into your eyes off the water it needs to reflect off the surface that will reach your eye. 2 pi = d is not correct either, it should be 2 pi r = d

[@jameskimble6133]

@@KayC352 Oh man 🤕 I left the freakin radius out !

[@Adamveckz]

earth is flat

[@oberonpanopticon]

@@AdamveckzNuh uh

[@quailshootr6389]

@@KayC352 Sun is small and local, just my educated opinion.

[@Sssi4270]

At 3:06:44 a hotspot from the sun and a flat horizon. Just an observation. Then again, 109,000 feet may not be high enough to confirm anything about you know what...

[@joejose8433]

My friend these assholes that duty balloon launches they do this stupid s*** every damn time that use the GoPro with a carve lens every f****** damn time do this s***

[@goatsmilk7751]

Enough to confirm there's been a whole bunch of lying from the "science " commmunity.

[@ihka4767]

Goats Milk and you flat earthers understand more science then these people? Haha, what these flatheads want you to believe is funny.

[@ihka4767]

joe jose People do this for fun. Not to prove anything...

[@goatsmilk7751]

I recently watch this excellent documentary on Einstein. It says many of his equations and theories (which he was made famous for) were made only to try to disprove the experiments proving flat Earth; and to try to make the globe model work. In the end he admitted he did not succeed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnymgGCKmrt4na8

[@CosmicFrequencyFeedback]

So interesting how the horizon just keeps the centre field of vision, very cool

[@Dmgolfer22]

Which would be impossible on a ball with the surface falling away from you in all directions.

[@vrgolfer]

@@Dmgolfer22 lol i finally found a true earther in the comments..

[@Gutigwolfe]

@@Dmgolfer22 explain a horizon on a flat earth? If its flat, there shouldnt be any drop off...

[@Dmgolfer22]

@@Gutigwolfe perspective my friend. There is a vanishing point. Everything below our vantage point rises to meet the horizon and every above our vantage point goes down to meet the vanishing point on the horizon. It’s quite simple. there is no drop off on the horizon. However, if on a ball no matter the size as you go up in altitude the horizon would stay fixed and you would have to continually look further and further down to see it as you rise in altitude. However, the fact that in these high altitude ballon videos the horizon stays level with the camera (rises with the observer) and in the cameras field of view proves a flat, level surface because that is ONLY possible on a flat surface. If the earth was a ball these cameras looking straight out should only capture space and we wouldn’t be able to see the ball earth since the surface would falling away in all directions.

[@Gutigwolfe]

@Dmgolfer22 ok, but shouldnt the effect be the same when looking into space? Why can I see objects millions of miles away, but can't even see more than a few miles, even on top a mountain.

[@whoareyou3590]

Thanks for posting this video. Every other balloon to space video is edited and skips most of the journey.

[@sivrot]

+Nick Low no problem dude! :)

[@andell9021]

Nick Low There are at least two others that do not cut parts of their recordings.

[@ГеннадийДенисов-б6ф]

Первое,что впечатляет,это. О,что на любой высоте гаризонт остаётся ровным...🙏🤞✊👍👏👏👏

[@экспериментысвиндовс54321]

Всё дело в том, что эта камера не имеет рыбьего глаза

[@ashketchum6585]

@@экспериментысвиндовс54321 It does have a distortion point starting in the middle of the lens and upward. The video shows the earth bending so many times when it was nearly at it's peak height and was super obvious when it was falling.

[@GwenArlene8181]

@@экспериментысвиндовс54321 If this camera doesn't have a fish eye lens, then why does the horizon bend and straighten so much, all within seconds? This shows that you just cannot trust the camera lens to show you the actual horizon.

[@MrMondeller]

beautiful! We can see the moment when the 'NEON BLUE' glow returns to the viewpoint, with the "sky" NOT being blue at all, but it just being an electric effect... and it's flat.

[@iveneverseensuchbehaviorin5367]

ya where is that flat earth model at? Still can't make one?

[@MrMondeller]

@@iveneverseensuchbehaviorin5367 oooh, i didn't know i was responsable for that. Doesn't make "your ball" real tho. Dufus

[@iveneverseensuchbehaviorin5367]

@@MrMondeller I'm not responsible for the globe model but i can still point to it. Can't do the same can you?

[@daddyswagdollar8433]

Quiet Quasar not saying the earth is flat but search up firmament

[@luminatrupului5808]

Correct.

[@ignazgumpanferdl5339]

So viele Fragen….. Welche Kamera habt ihr benutzt für 4 Stunden Aufnahme? Ich vermute eine GoPro? Habt ihr einen GPS Tracker benutzt um sie wiederzufinden? Wenn ja welchen? Wie habt ihr sie nach nur 2-3 Minuten nach der Landung wiedergefunden? Ist sie so nahe wieder gelandet? Gab es in der Gegend keinen Flugverkehr? Was wenn sie immer Wasser gelandet wäre? Habt ihr einen Schwimmkörper montiert? Welchen Ballon habt ihr benutzt? Es gibt nämlich welche auf Amazon.😅 Is schon sehr alt das Video aber vielleicht antwortet ja jemand.😅

[@rodrigosales518]

OMG!!! I've heard this for a long time, but after I saw a BBC video showing in 3D and even with an eclipse, it became quite apparent that the earth is flat. my God! in shock yet. I was fooled since I was a child. great job! Rio de Janeiro - Brazil

[@Kley96]

The earth isn't flat. You were fooled by yourself.

[@franksharal5512]

@@Kley96 believe what you want keep your mind closed to truth

[@rodrigosales518]

@@franksharal5512 I waste no time answering. We chose the red pill. Yesterday I was watching a documentary about NASA and its contradictions, which are many.

[@franksharal5512]

@@rodrigosales518 I hear ya! People will keep believing what nasa tells them

[@christophermclean3921]

Can see the curve of Earth . So cool

[@dragonkeeperjoe81]

when the horizon is centered in the frame, it is flat,or horizontal, however when the horizon goes oboce the center of the frame the edges bow down ward giving the illusion of curvature. so pause it when the horizon is center, and see the world as it is. flat. you never see curvature north to south with wide angle lens, just east to west.

[@leopardcubpupkryky6940]

There's flattard logic for ya.....smh

[@RedBullishTrading]

4:01 it’s pretty much squared and in the center of the frame. You can see the curve...

[@helicoptersrkool]

@@leopardcubpupkryky6940 That's ad hominems and cognitive dissonance right there.

[@helicoptersrkool]

Notice how no comment can refute you and can only attack you with name calling? It's their way of dealing with grief and refusing to go against a lie they've been spoon fed since birth. They choose not to see it because it means they have to accept the death of a fictitious ball they've know all their lives. ;)

[@URHYNS]

Not sure what video you're watching, but when the horizon is dead centre, it is CLEARLY curved. Not sure how much curve you're expecting at this altitude, but it's there, no argument.

[@SonOfHutch]

Don’t fret about the fish eye. Not important. The horizon that keeps extending is key 🔑

[@milesahead8634]

Good one. 👊

[@RealPatrickBateman1]

STILL WATER you fool the fish eye makes everything curved even before it’s in space. A non fish-eye lens shows the earth’s true shape (flat)

[@khalidh5933]

@@RealPatrickBateman1 you're a moron

[@Icemanin1994]

Truth Seeker But it’s not flat www.stuff.co.nz/national/118546900/blood-red-sun-greets-nz-on-new-years-day-as-australian-bushfire-smoke-stains-skies

[@jamesroshe2540]

@@Icemanin1994 it is though 🤷‍♂️

[@joeysfather2723]

Was a gps attached to track the gopro? How far from the launch site was the landing site?

[@nix0n3k]

2:51:30 is FLAT

[@bruce4007]

Yes

[@Jesusismyking-p3h]

@@bruce4007 Looks flat and eye level 👀

[@Ckillen2422]

Great footage... what i saw was a circle like a disc with a Doomed sky, with no movement, turning or spinning... BEAUTIFUL.

[@alloneword7427]

LMFAO I'm a broadcast engineer that works with multiple satellites. I also teach kids at various levels. As part of the classes I show the kids some videos and comments from people who think the earth is flat, moon landing were fake etc as an example of what happens when you skip school or don't get an education. I'm using your comment in the next class LOL Thank you for your input.

[@edgarolmedo7166]

Frank sharal 😂😂😂😂 “your” an idiot. That is absolutely brilliant. Congratulations, you’ve made a moron out of yourself.

[@edgarolmedo7166]

Frank sharal and you said “to” instead of “too”😂😂😂😂 you’re proving him absolutely right; he should share your comment also.

[@Ckillen2422]

@@alloneword7427 don't forget to show those precious kids the Earth spinning and moving through out space ok... oh and also bring an Ape to class so they could see the Ape turn to a human being... oh, and also. Blow up something like a bunch of scrap metal and tell the your expecting cars to come forth, because there was an explosion in the universe and our Earth came from that,so cars should't be too much to ask for ok...

[@alloneword7427]

@@Ckillen2422 LMFAO You just keep providing great input, thanks!

[@tahwnikcufos]

Someone needs to make a multi cam 360 video this clear - to really take in the beauty of this experience.

[@PsyMOONze]

Can someone explain how the Sun looks like it is shining locally, so to speak? I mean, on lesser part of planet than it should be shining, considering its size and distance. Like table lamp on small part of a table. One can almost say it produces a hotspot.

[@paul8093]

That's because it's local and not as they claim 👍

[@kofi3124]

@@paul8093 shut

[@kofi3124]

That's because it's not far above the horizon, it is setting.

[@corysamoila]

​@@kofi3124 hahaahahahah

[@23igna]

Maybe it is closer than we think

[@rumfordc]

wow i seriously cant handle how magnificent the sun looks here. i am awestruck by such power. Imagine if that thing is conscious :0

[@moshcustom]

That's a true God. All life comes from Sun shining on Earth. Sun God ~Son of God..... It's classic misdirection.

[@Max-jp5dm]

Isn't god amazing

[@FadingPixel]

Isn‘t batman cool dude

[@johngreenwood1610]

@@Max-jp5dm Yes Max God is. And God bless you brother 🙏

[@Max-jp5dm]

@@johngreenwood1610 how do you know I have brother?

[@DysonGolf]

Love this work guys! Awesome footage!

[@servencounter9721]

Infrared next, or the same at night ? Thanks for the experience !

[@adamlea6339]

Did you release this balloon in the middle of an anticyclone? It is the only immediate reason I can think of as to why there was so little horizontal motion of the balloon as it was rising, plus there were very few clouds in the vicinity.

[@MiniLemmy]

You used a high quality weather balloon there! I’ve never seen so much steady footage from that altitude before - most weather balloon footage I’ve seen, the balloon pops LONG before reaching that height... 3:26:28 balloon burst

[@sooner5484]

Thank you for sharing this, beautiful. Shame the balloon had to pop lucky though or with the earths spin it would have landed out here in NZ. Much appreciated cheers.

[@goatsmilk7751]

Sorry guys, refer to original short video under SHOW MORE. The balloon went 60 miles--EAST. In a 4hr flight with the Earth supposedly spinning counterclockwise (eastward) the balloon should should have landed at least 1,600 in the Atlantic Ocean. The only thing moving that balloon was WIND.

[@philosopherprince339]

@@goatsmilk7751 guys. Guys. The Marvell x men theory states we can only experience watching earth spin once outside the Orion's belt. Awesome footage man! Did the balloon burst because the the super cold air? What if when it's so cold that if freezes atoms thus destroying any kind of earth made elements. Like the space shuttle would literally disenergrate like acid bc without any sunlight energy.. it becomes like a vaccum Gods plan Something definitely created this shit. Fucking weird just thinking about it right now

[@philosopherprince339]

@@goatsmilk7751 how did you all track it? The kids in the video dont even look the driving age.

[@antonioriccardi9588]

@@goatsmilk7751 i agree with your point of view! At the ground level air has the same speed of the soil but at 30 km you can't imagine something like that!

[@j9geek317]

Do you know what jet streams are? 🤔

[@jacquesstanz9235]

This a great way of seeing the earth and cheap aswell 😂😂

[@WattsUpTez10mm]

Work on your material

[@bondmode]

how does doing something like this work out with the presence of planes and such? do you just risk it or you are sure you are not going to meet any?

[@heinzguderian628]

They usually launch away from plane lanes and on the wild to avoid it, and some countries require you to tell them when and where you will launch

[@wavular]

33:54 interesting how the sun's reflection on the water looks like a hot spot. You must remember one thing, when looking at a very large "plate" from a certain height The circumference edge itself would look just like a curve would it not? What did August Piccard say when he went up in his balloon and gondola ? "It appeared a flattened disk with an upturned edge"? You went 20 miles up. It's too bad you didn't hit 700! THAT would have been very interesting indeed!

[@wavular]

@jimmyfly Hey that's interesting as "neil the ass tyson" says its a pear shape now! so who do you believe Nasa? lmao that's a good one! lmao With the amount of lies YOUR government tells you each and every day you would think people like you would use their heads...But apparently you trust EVERYONE! and i can only say "Those that listen to liars and believe it are as bad as the liars are.

[@wavular]

@jimmyfly Bet you didn't know that not a single photo has been taken of the earth from "space"? Did you?

[@ReValveiT_01]

@@wavular Wow. You're just all kinds of ignorant, aren't you. Shame Flat Earth is quite literally a physical impossibility : secure24.prositehosting.co.uk/revalveit/uk_florida_dist.jpg Perhaps some proper research is in order; as opposed to watching clueless idiots spewing baseless assertions to brain dead idiots on KZbin.

[@marshamitchell1547]

Well they dont go far out enough to show the entire thing...

[@south_paw]

@@ReValveiT_01 your link did not work when I clicked on it.

[@rainywizard]

3:26:26 you're welcome ;)

[@ゴーゴーハルくん]

落ちた❗

[@nusratparveen82]

Balloon pops

[@armandofernandez8257]

Congrats guys where are u guys from? That was coo I'm glad u guys were able to get ur camera back.

[@goatsmilk7751]

Yeah, I was thinking with all that water around they are lucky it landed on land.

[@buds2306]

Nice and high qualty video... your camera is better than NASA have..will be more better if using non distortion camera... to proof there is curvature or not... thank you very much

[@monierherve3018]

Hi! Awesome video! I'm just really curious about all the flashes you can see arround 2:35:00 ? Is it the camera reacting to the light or searching for focusing or did you put some kind of device for finding it once back?

[@sivrot]

hi! cool you've noticed the flashing. first time i've seen it myself, so i have no idea of what it could be.. what do you think? maybe the camera focusing?

[@monierherve3018]

+sivrot Yes I guess it's the camera focusing and the flash must be due to the big amount of light it takes in... even though it doesn't explain why it still flashes when the sun is out of the shot :) intresting!

[@sivrot]

Monier Hervé yes! Hahah

[@TheSwerveShow]

Monier Hervé sun ☀️ glitch

[@johno4521]

It's the camera iris stepping up and down.

[@rom4486]

The earth isn't ball or flat , The earth is made of jello , I didn't know earth can morphe in any shape !! 😂😂

[@mnols8639]

Romano fisheye lens.. obviously 😆

[@JesseMessage]

It's round like the sun 🌞

[@justarandomchannelonyt]

it's the camera lens

[@JesseMessage]

@@justarandomchannelonyt iss a ball

[@Dmo311Norcal]

Flat as a pancake, the horizon always at eye level.

[@sailorman8668]

Oh dear, and yet another flat-tard infects the comments section, lol.

[@julioceliss6935]

Yes FLAT

[@sailorman8668]

@@julioceliss6935 No Julio, the earth is a spherical planet - 100% FACT.

[@julioceliss6935]

@@sailorman8668 how do you know?🤔

[@sailorman8668]

@@julioceliss6935 You seem blissfully unaware of the multitude of EVIDENCE that proves that the earth is a spherical planet. Are you not aware of these proofs? Do you only know about the flat earth model, which is a steaming pile of horseshit by the way, lol.

[@corallall]

How come did you find the cam so fast? Any satellite navigator?

[@pelalogica1274]

Este vídeo é a maior prova que não vivemos em um globo.

[@doddermodd]

Think again. This video proves otherwise: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4uag2xjZpqNqdk

[@totovas]

And the most important thing is that we are not spinning at a speed of about 1,770 km/h!

[@heinzguderian628]

​@@totovasyes we are, day and night baby!

[@totovas]

😆😅🤣😂@@heinzguderian628

[@r2006-d4h]

Então você acredita estar vivendo num mundo achatado. Como um ser humano pensante pode ter uma concepção tão obscurecida para indagar que não vive num globo diante de todas as circunstâncias visíveis. A terra é um globo sim, com deformações do solo. Você vê uma planura pois é resultado da vastidão e horizonte amplo que não permite, obviamente, ver as curvas. Como você acha que vai ver as curvas estando a câmera minúscula num ponto muito extremo, muito dentro. O vídeo visto verticalmente mostra que essa planura é apenas uma parte lateral do planeta curvilíneo.

[@leratomohapi4955]

@ 1:46:52 if the sun is bigger than Earth, far away from the Earth, and it's light ray is bigger; why is there a spotlight / direct light on one specific area and not everywhere. . .

[@paul8093]

Good question 👍 and good Spot 👍

[@Ranter_1]

What do you mean? Why Sun has a single source of light? Why the entire space is not lit up and is dark? If it's the former, the sun is a star and the heat and light comes from it's core. For the latter, our atmosphere has gas molecules that disperse(spread) light and make the sky look blue and bright. In the void of space there's no molecule dense enough to reflect and disperse light, hence it is dark.

[@paul8093]

@@Ranter_1 this does not answer his question He's asking why is there a hot spot if the sun is so far away If gas molecules are spreading the light and heat, that does not answer his question if anything it just adds even more questions

[@faridnajmihazim]

????? Flat earthers could be right. They said the sun is much closer to earth, not 93 million miles and the size is much smaller

[@Jared-91]

It IS hitting the earth everywhere. Wherever it's daytime, move to another reflective location like the ocean or a large body of water and the reflection will always follow you. You only see a reflection when it's in front of you.

[@danl.2220]

without a fish eye lens, Im confused by what I just saw!!

[@999.9finegold]

The horizon is the scale of the lens Stop the video when the horizon right in the center. If the horizon is flat, the land is flat. If it is curved then conspirators lied to you

[@isitreal1521]

Look at how close n small our sun is compared to our land with imaginary lines surrounded by water I actually feel bad for the people to blinded by ego to not see it

@@999.9finegold the camera doesnt go up enough to see a good curvature, but it does see a bit of it.

[@999.9finegold]

@ Now that I think about it, it's pretty silly to argue with flat earthers. Because they are not really mentally capable of checking things out on their own All their scientific discoveries are conspiracies from the Internet None of them traveled to the South Pole. None of them flew in a Russian MiG, from whose altitude the curve can be seen None of them tried to understand the vortex phenomenon of the equator None of them flew from Australia to South America And with such a bunch of infantiles, there's nothing to talk about.

[@Moogmoon69]

@ if you actually look at the video you can see the horizon is both flat and curved.. 🤔🤔

[@nikital5913]

what was the distance on land between the launch point and the place it landed?

[@kennetharmpriest7275]

I would love to see the moon in the sky with the sun.

[@kingt.hawkings32]

I've seen that occur so many times throughout the decades it's pretty awesome....the Sun's bright and shinny, and you got a *waxing gibbous* staring right at you, up in that great blue sky right in the middle of the day!

[@malcolmcanning548]

All the time

[@kennetharmpriest7275]

@@kingt.hawkings32 i have seen that iam speaking about seeing it from the ballons.

[@daaanNederland]

That’s not actually possible since they’re the same person

[@goatsmilk7751]

HERE'S ONE. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ_bp4Zvjat9pKc

[@HenryDurth]

Notice how the earth curves downward and upward. Nice fisheye

[@jivet3919]

You wouldn't believe it even if you saw it with your own eyes. I guarantee it

[@khariodub8182]

🤦🏾‍♂️

[@GwenArlene8181]

Yes, but at least there ARE those FLAT segments that relay the truth to us.

[@bliglesias]

so, it is flat or not?

[@daddyswagdollar8433]

Niranjan Rajesh why are you guys mean to flat Earthers, earth is earth y’all need to get along because it’s obvious that earth is a triangle

[@albertlong3492]

@@daddyswagdollar8433 earth is a donut

[@spshivram]

I’m also planning to send gopro to space. But To check i placed my gopro in refrigerator for 2hrs and my go pro lense gets fogged. How to avoid it ? But your camera seems very clear

[@JessiQT17]

Gotta love fish eye or wide angles

[@Kyle.Billie]

All GoPro's use fisheye lenses 👈😛

[@doncleveland1245]

The Earth is still not flat however.

[@jayceesemrad4817]

I want you to do me a favor and photograph a box and make the far edge look rounded using a fish eye lens or wide angle lens. Come back and post your achievement here. Of course you won't because you won't be able to do it.

[@deathblosomrules]

Good job proving the earth isn't flat!!!

[@BoxWille]

Fish eye lens that aint prove smack

[@deathblosomrules]

@@BoxWilleyou obviously didn't watch the video. Fish eye lens distort at the extremes, not when the the horizon goes across the middle. I have a fish eye lens, as a photographer, and know this to be the case.

[@deathblosomrules]

@DEBRAXON you are missing the point. When the horizon goes through the middle of the lens, it's not distorted, and you can see obvious curvature. When the horizon moves towards one edge it becomes distorted. Flat earth disproven!!

[@deathblosomrules]

@elyjahstark7549 I saw it as curved, thanks. I don't think the earth is round, I know it.

[@deathblosomrules]

@elyjahstark7549 yes, it's fish eye lens. But across the middle it shows curve. I've worked for NASA for 39 years, we've launched so many satellites, but yeah. I'll believe some flat earther on you tube. That's funny.

[@mauriciotelesgoncalvestele9805]

O Sol é como um imenso refletor,iluminando a Terra.Mostra que vivemos numa matriz biológica hermeticamente fechada.

[@coincidenciaplana]

Sem dúvidas

[@sigmawolf9528]

نعم فاهوة خلق الله وأحاط بي كول شيء علما نيضام مغلق ومحكم والأرض مصطحة وتابيتة

[@matheustyler4229]

E que planetas não existem

[@Renato90909090]

Não existe nenhum "mapa da terra-plana" com distâncias coerentes. A Terra não é plana.

[@gulfy09]

​@@matheustyler4229even satellites

[@davekimminsYT]

Wow, what a wonderful video, thank you for taking the time and money to do this and showing us all that the earth is not a globe but flat as a pancake.

[@msidc1238]

Hopefully this is just a troll comment.

[@lovingyou2301]

I usually watch 1 video before work everyday. I was late to work by almost 4 hours today. I told my boss I was watching this video. Anyone know of any places hiring? -thanks

[@AZNKitchen]

Yes youtube is hiring my friend lol

[@reggiebayard7223]

chaturbate is always hiring. kids wont get it though

[@jab11110]

Next time you can do it without a fisheye lens, and where did it land since the earth is spinning at 1.000 mph ?

[@msidc1238]

Why do you think that the balloon should suddenly lose all its momentum from the rotation of the Earth?

[@wongowonga]

@@msidc1238 because it's a balloon. let go of a balloon out of your car window when going 90mph, see how long the balloon still travels at 90mph with its 'momentum'

[@msidc1238]

@@wongowonga The atmosphere obviously rotates with Earth at the same rate. So your comparison is invalid as the atmosphere is not moving with the car.

[@wongowonga]

@@msidc1238 Yet we don't see the effects of centrifugal force in the atmosphere? (i'm not a flat earther btw, but some things just don't add up...)

[@wongowonga]

@@msidc1238 look what happens if you spin a jar of fluids with different viscosities and weights.. it reorders its self...

[@HONOKAAHAWAII-JERK-WATER-USA]

NICE VIDEO. HOW DO YOU GET YOUR GO-PRO BACK? DOESNT IT END UP, 100'S OF MILES FROM YOUR LAUNCH POINT, BECAUSE OF THE UPPER WINDS?

[@KP-rh5qz]

KIM JONG UN 2 I was wondering the same thing

[@SparkyClarke]

There’s a tracker connected to the rig so they can follow it through the whole journey

[@christophermanabat1934]

SHEDAN exactly, the rig has a tracker, camera and a parachute.

[@gulfy09]

NASA finds it

[@patrickritter3028]

at frame 17:08 ,what that vloud formation and if its a city or what is it???

[@dougharvey9766]

Amazing effort guys well done, and a beautiful forest at the end.

[@jacksoncarmoj]

Da para perceber que essa câmera tem um leve curvatura. Olha ali quando ela cae as árvores fica com uma pequena curva.

[@bojackson3923]

Fisheye lens..wow!..if the earth was spinning so fast at a thousand mph that camera woulda landed in another city😂

[@DeadEyeJedi]

It doesn't work that way, else when you stood up on a train you'd fly backwards at the speed the train was moving at.

[@bojackson3923]

@@DeadEyeJedi so u believe we live under a dome?

[@DeadEyeJedi]

@@bojackson3923 Nope, things like Sunsets and Flight Paths disprove that. It's a Globe, no doubt. The point I'm making is that something on the ground is travelling at that same speed as it takes off, the speed of rotation doesn't affect it because of momentum it already has, same as when you stand up on a train.

[@bojackson3923]

@@DeadEyeJedi we must live in a enclosed system for what u claiming to be true..if I'm sitting inside of my car driving 100 mph it wont feel like I'm going that fast inside, but if I sit on the hood of my car going 100mph what u think happens?... Now that would make more sense to me as why we don't feel the spin of the earth cause we live in an enclose system, which a dome over us makes that possible ..n while we on the subject of the wind n the spin of the earth, answer this...if we are spinning, then the wind should blow in the direction of a spin, then why do we have wind blowing in all directions?. Im not saying the earth is totally flat but I don't think we're on a spinning ball , with a spinning moon n both spinning at crazy speeds around the sun that's with the milkyway just all in sync shooting together at once into infinite space..n to say all this happened cause of a big bang! Nothing from nothing just exploded into what is now! Hell naw! I don't believe that shit..lol..I'm not gonna bring up scriptures that leads u to believe the earth is a disk...round doesn't necessarily means sphere.. even a circle has a curve..me honestly I don't think they went to the moon in the 60's , so much conspiracy shit behind that, I know it was a lie just by looking at the spaceship..😂😂 looks like something kids made in their backyard n use as a clubhouse..lol..that shit didn't go to space..n if they didn't go to space, how could they take pictures of the earth? So if the pictures are fake how do we even know the true shape of the earth?

[@DeadEyeJedi]

@@bojackson3923 If you sat on the hood of your car that is doing 100mph, you would feel the wind that is almost stationary hitting you at the speed the car is moving, however, the atmosphere is _part_ of the Earth system, it is moving _with_ the Earth, as is the car, but the car has accelerated so that it is moving _faster_ than the Earth system, which is why you feel the air hitting you. You assume an enclosed system _must_ require a solid container, but how do you think bubbles exist underwater? There is an enclosed sphere of air in a bubble, but it is _only_ the pressure differential that is stopping the water from pushing it. This _proves_ that two different pressures can exist without a physical barrier. The atmosphere works slightly differently to a bubble, it gets thinner, air pressure reduces as it goes upwards, so the closer you get to vacuum the less air pressure there is, there's no need for a solid barrier, because by the time you are several hundred miles up, the air pressure is practically zero anyway. The _reason_ air gets thicker as you get closer to the ground is because of Gravity pulling on the air molecules. The Big Bang has nothing whatsoever to do with the shape of the Earth, at least in the classical sense, that's just a movement of the goalposts, the fact you don't believe in the Big Bang has nothing to do with the evidence of a Spherical Earth. Also, assuming something is a lie because _you_ think it _looks_ fake is argument through incredulity, it is not evidence of _anything_ . You are still effectively saying 'this isn't what I want the truth to be, therefore it must be a lie.' Speed is relative to something else, a thousand miles an hour is nothing, even tens of thousands of miles an hour is nothing if everything is moving at that speed. Acceleration is a different matter, but once something is moving at a fixed speed you do not feel that speed at all, a car accelerating to 100mph will push you back in your seat, but once it is cruising at that speed you do not feel it. This is a good example of relative motion in action - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYaxpnmJfa-Xfa8

[@patrickritter3028]

at frame 1:38:17 those clouds are beautiful,ok what town and city are the from ,city ,town,state please thank you are those beautiful cloud hovering over ,thank you

[@Rosie82333]

Eerily beautiful. 😊

[@bigsus47]

At least every person get a chance to see the beauty of universe

[@stephenlevine011]

WOW, so hypnotic to watch this. A bit disheartening to see smog fill up the entire troposphere. On the other hand, those distant thunderheads beckoned me.

[@reggiebayard7223]

what is "nobody cares" for $1000?

[@johno4521]

Not smog, just high cirrus clouds..

[@kingjames9564]

How is that ballon made and how did you get it to go way up there?

[@johno4521]

It's a weather balloon & it's filled with helium.

[@JoeyBullet222]

Wow, I didn't know the earth could change shape so quickly 😂😂😂 #fisheyeLens

[@delirium6109]

How long until your balloon launch?

[@christophermanabat1934]

Not every balloon video is about proving the shape of the earth. Some people just do it as a hobby.

[@alloneword7427]

You clearly have no idea why fish eye lens is used LOL

[@rascallygoose4926]

Dwarfedgiant You clearly have no idea on what a joke is LOL

[@alloneword7427]

​@@rascallygoose4926 do you know what, I could have sweared the comment I was replying to was from a someone else, and not you. /sarcoff

[@JonBernhards66]

Yes, the earth is obviously and observably a flat plane! Great video but please don't use fisheye lenses!

[@TheFlatEarthChannelcom]

Jon Bernhards don’t worry @2:41:30 It’s Flat here

[@JonBernhards66]

@@TheFlatEarthChannelcom Yes, it truly is! 😉

[@TheFlatEarthChannelcom]

Jon Bernhards it’s also flat at 3:05:23 but you will see a bunch of globetards posting 4 seconds earlier when it appears curve. 3:05:15 they so stupid they don’t see the curve go to straight and back.

[@Mark-Stone]

Jon Bernhards The Earth is obviously huge. And spherical. And home to a very small number of wilfully ignorant people.

[@aerodaan]

@@JonBernhards66 33 kilometres up is nothing compared to the 12,732 kilometres diameter of the Earth. This altitude is less than 0,3% of that, obviously you need to go higher to see a distinct curvature.

[@HeidiNielTTFN]

Could I possibly ask...How much did this entire project cost? From equipment to launch? Just checking for reasons of a guy trying to scam people! DarkSkyWatcher74 as seen on youtuberats...thankyou

[@sivrot]

not too much i would say, probably around 2000NOK without the camera. dont know the currency you're operating with so just convert it to whatever curency suits you :)

[@xaxoon69]

I guess it depends, if you will find your onboard equipment later on, after the landing, and if the parachute opened correctly :-)

[@bruce92106]

Uhh, like, err, *_Tinactin Antifungal Jock Itch Spray_* is on sale at Walmart for 7.67, or, soap? LOL! Hey, just sayin? 😅 But hey man, seriously, y'all really made quite the cool video here! And I've also noticed you've garnered quite a substantial amount of watches likes and comments, over a million on your 12 min vid, that's something to be very proud of, right on little bros! 😊

[@tekaruan]

Is flat! Why?

[@jimmycliff962]

Belas imagens 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Nada de curvatura 🤣🤣🤣

[@lcfpvmidia]

primeiro video que vejo que coloca a camera na configuraçao certa, os outros paga pau da NASA coloca olho de peixe na lente, ate uma regua fica redonda kkkkkk

[@theworldisastage7553]

Near to the Dome 😎

[@wolfy5178]

What dome? You mean the edge of the atmosphere that surrounds Earth and is the edge of space?

[@theworldisastage7553]

@@wolfy5178 a pressure of gas does not survive outside of container how an atmosphere survives near a vaccum the space does not exist

[@mosquitobight]

@@theworldisastage7553 There is no dome. The only thing containing the atmosphere's pressure is gravity. The decreasing pressure with altitude proves this. At the balloon's peak altitude the atmospheric pressure is less than 5 percent of sea level pressure. Practically full vacuum already. More than enough vacuum to make a human's blood boil in his veins.

[@theworldisastage7553]

@@mosquitobight gravity lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6XNoGaaYshnq9E

[@theworldisastage7553]

@@mosquitobight kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKmymqqwhs59Z5o

[@rainerbeute8339]

Can anyone tell me what mountain range that was in the backround? Mountains were HUGE ^_^

[@charliebrownslc]

Norway

[@rainerbeute8339]

@@charliebrownslc ^_^ Thanks

[@markgalbraith9316]

Thats probably 1 of the coolest vids ive seen since you tube started...how far from the launch site did the camera land??

[@goatsmilk7751]

Go to SHOW MORE for original edited video. It landed about 60 miles EAST.

[@carlosrosario9485]

The sun is right above the rivers or lakes creating a sunspot within the blue sky! And further beyond the sun the light diminishes!

[@rstevewarmorycom]

Carlos Rosario No it's not, the sun is shining from a shallow angle 93 million miles away. The "spot" is its reflection off water.

[@JamesHawkeYouTube]

it's small and local.

[@rstevewarmorycom]

@@JamesHawkeKZbin No, it's NOT, and we can easily prove it to you. If you stand out at dawn, and record the compass position of the rising sun, and you and your friends did that from countless places at all different latitudes, on the very same day of the year, from everywhere on earth, you would find that ALL the rising sun compass angles of ALL those positions were EXACTLY THE SAME!! That shows that the suns rays are virtually parallel, and that the sun is VERY VERY far away. The assertion that it is local and small is ridiculous and stupid. It is 93 million miles away and 860,000 miles across, 109 times larger than the earth, a nuclear fusion reactor produced by gravity having pulled its monstrous mass of gases into one place with core temperatures of in excess of 10,000,000 degrees K. If it was not a giant fusion reactor in space, it could never been this hot this long, and will be again another 5 billion years into the future. NO amount of conventional fuel, and no hot object's heat can last that long. Only nuclear fusion of hydrogen into helium can explain it. The sun is a star.

[@dalestrudwick8368]

The sun isn’t 93 million miles away 😭😭😂😂

[@rstevewarmorycom]

@@dalestrudwick8368 Oh yes it IS, fool!! And we can prove that too!!

[@thornsal3651]

Read "Worlds beyond the poles by Amadeo giannini. Yall will have a different POV about the earth

[@delirium6109]

Why? I BET you it’s fundy flattard garbage......

[@mustaffa1611]

localized sun.

[@madamfatma9909]

Thank you for making this video .it's amazing and I don't think the sun is 93 million miles away ..he seems alot closer than that man !! I mean alot closer than that 93 million miles is pretty far though....

[@jhonvoyage2564]

Do you know how far 1 mile is away? Do you know how far 20 miles away? Do you know how 1 million miles away? Now multiply that 93 times.... can you imagine? Mope, so it must be impossible. ;)

[@novvain495]

The sun is just very very big. Iirc around a million earths fit on the sun,so yeah pretty big.

[@BuffaloPlaidSoldier]

Youre right

[@bonesofsteel7162]

12:56 Start 3:26:28 Finnish

[@VelhaGuardaTricolor]

3:26:26 fun starts. Shame they didn't make any arrangement to stabilize the camera on the way down. Couldn't be too complex. Almost 3 and a half hours to go up and 30s to come down.

[@GwenArlene8181]

Loved this, but what I would like to see resolved, once and for all is when those who make such videos NOT use a GoPro lens, as it totally distorts the actual horizon. It dips into concave and then warps into convex, and I get dizzy watching it. Why can't they just use a regular camera lens that shows what's actually being filmed, and show the way it truly IS? Is that too much to ask?

[@MMAproAtGOLF]

Would like to see what resolved?

[@GwenArlene8181]

@@MMAproAtGOLF I'd like to see resolved what the TRUE shape of the earth is. The Go-Pro lens distorts any flat line or horizon. You see it flip inward, then outward as it moves up and down, and that doesn't help solve the question.

[@MMAproAtGOLF]

@@GwenArlene8181 really bro? You are asking for proof of that using video? Video that can be manipulated? You can see earths shape without a video

[@GwenArlene8181]

@@MMAproAtGOLF I have. From down HERE the earth is quite FLAT.

[@MMAproAtGOLF]

@@GwenArlene8181 it is? You ever seen a moon rise? That’s curve. Curve prevents you seeing the other sides of the moon A sunset doesn’t follow the laws of perspective meaning it must set. And the only way to raise the sun again is to elevate. A lunar eclipse proves curve You can film the iss. There’s so much on earth that shows curve.

[@shukeelc5177]

And who's doing the heavy breath all the way up there?

[@sonicthecoolchog]

Me😊😊😊🫁

[@unbearable9770]

I'm seriously shocked they found it so quickly!

[@camjeepram]

You are surprised because you believed what you have been taught, that the earth is spinning a 1,000 mph. Experiments like this prove that to be wrong.

[@edgarolmedo7166]

Husband and Father how has this proved it to be wrong? Flat earthers literally bought a laser gyroscope thing for tens of thousands of dollars to prove there was no rotation, but no matter what they did, they found a 15° per hour rotation every time. This is the most accurate experiment you can do to measure rotational speed of the Earth, and that is indisputable. Not some video footage, which is all flat earthers base their assumptions off.

[@bilbo7359]

@@edgarolmedo7166 something spinning doesnt make it a globe

[@edgarolmedo7166]

@@bilbo7359 oh dear...

[@thejedi5079]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 It should of landed in Europe or China as it was up there for 4 hours ?? But came right back down to where they set it off !!??.. If earth is spinning at 1000mph then it should of been at least 4000miles away ?? Now do you see the lies we are told ??. Plus if it did not have a GoPro on it then the earth would of been flat as a pancake 🥞😅😅😅.. Your life is a lie like us ALL ❤😅😅😅.... NASA would of cost about 500 million for this footage and launch lol.. We've all been ripped off and lied to.. Our God is great...

[@zsoltszepfalvi5798]

How much balloon is needed to lift 100kg and how does this thing get down and how can you find it or how can you get the video?

[@DisturbicMusic]

You put a tracker on it.....

[@stateeva]

The more weight you add to a balloon, the more helium is needed to lift it. Problem happens when you get around 35,000ft. Your large amount of helium will begin to expand and become 5X bigger with less lift. So the bigger and heavier objects on balloons will limits the elevation it can achieve.

[@Desperado23]

Soooo the sun looks really close at 93 million miles away

[@RealPatrickBateman1]

That’s because it’s not 93M miles away

[@khalidh5933]

Its prespective, dont look at it in a 2 dimensional way there is a z direction also the sun is massive

[@emmett33]

Khalid H prove it

[@Garnelo]

Emmett well if it wasn’t massive then all the planets in our solar system wouldn’t be able to revolve around it

[@emmett33]

Garnelo • perhaps they don’t

[@Rustygiz]

the earth is flattening, I MEAN FLATTERING

[@hazemmutair1871]

Yes Earth is flat

[@arthurthekyogre9155]

The ballon is moving up front, then down back, it makes it look like is getting flat, but is always round

[@hazemmutair1871]

@@arthurthekyogre9155 Is this also moving?kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGKoeH9or7WnnMU

[@hazemmutair1871]

@@arthurthekyogre9155 Give me a convincing answer, my friend

[@arthurthekyogre9155]

Hazem Mutair if that is a fish-eye lence then how is not the rest of the pod distorted?

[@Jah_Nzola]

Globe Earth is a conspiracy theory 👽🛸

[@MrPositiveguy]

So is flat Earth society. :)

[@lostmymarbles9151]

As above So below

[@kofi3124]

@@lostmymarbles9151 shut

[@01matthewc]

How does the camera survive the impact with the ground??

[@sonnyandcandy]

That was a cool adventure from space to finding the camera cool.