Planes clouds and vortices

[@flugsnug]

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[@schwenk929]

Is there a "love" button ? Finest wake vortex footage ever , ever .

[@toastedjoe1013]

The love button is just above the labia.

[@gooner72]

I concur my friend. 😉

[@gooner72]

"Is there a love button?"....... I think you need to ask your wife mate....🤣🤣

[@jessemckenzie9921]

Mesmerising

[@SergioHidalgoAero]

Hello Mate, I own the biggest aviation channel in spanish, I wonder If I could use a piece of this video to show this vortex condensation. Of course I would credit to this channel. Thanks, awesome video

[@brennuvargr4638]

I'm a total cloud freak and I have never seen anything quite like this before! Truly remarkable. The International Cloud Atlas should get on the case and add this to their database if/when they release another edition!

[@erickpalacios8904]

Cloud freak? There really is one for everything.

[@erikarabie]

Cloud Freaks and Furries yall

[@MrBrightlight66]

Simply brilliant. A lecture in videography, composition and aerodynamics.

[@mattwray1019]

These are the politest KZbin comments I have ever seen. Congratulations aviation community.

[@joe-nf8go]

deadass boi what was the point in that? That wasn't even funny

[@juliusbernotas]

it was.

[@xpeterson]

Chemtrails!

[@אחיהשראחיה]

@Eric Miret pooh pipe pilots.

[@AVT789]

And videos about dubai are the most toxic

[@gabrielpicek]

It took me a time to realize this was real and not a CGI special effect

[@EllipticGeometry]

CGI aspires to improve reality but can’t hold a candle to this.

[@NewEnglandAviation]

Unreal! Some of your finest work. Thanks for sharing.

[@flugsnug]

Thanks, you hope to get better with time!

[@user-xe7xl6fw9h]

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[@johngraves6878]

The intense quality of your aviation photography rises to the level of fine art.

[@griffn14]

Nice video! It is interesting to see the vortices being pushed outwards by the ground effect at 4:06.

[@JB-eq8lt]

Understanding the physics of why vertices form is important. But WATCHING them in action is simply an incredible reinforcement. Thank you.

[@david_porthouse]

Nice views of wingtip vortices. It is a basic topological requirement that vortex filaments are endless. What we have here is a ring vortex which passes through the boundary layers around the wing, down one side of the wingtips, through the starting vortex left behind on the runway, and then back up the other wingtip vortex. It is vorticity in the vicinity of the wing which generates lift by the Magnus effect, or alternatively by the Kutta-Joukowski circulation theorem which is the same thing.

[@CGB7RANDOmTOPs]

5:42 looks like a pringles face

[@Adin21st]

CGB7RANDOmTOPs it's can be Lorax

[@Dan-pp4nh]

I think it looks like the smiler icon on that rollercoaster ride I can’t remember where it us

[@Dan-pp4nh]

_ Qu1ck_Sh0tz_AB yeh couldn’t remember

[@bananarama2597]

CGB7RANDOmTOPs or smiler

[@orbitalpotato9940]

@@Dan-pp4nh The smiler at Alton towers

[@GiesbertNijhuis]

Thank you so much for sharing these beautiful shots! I am studying the vortex, and rare video quality like this helps a lot.

[@ZurichAirportSpotter]

This is aviation videography in perfection! I think that I don't have to say more :)

[@flugsnug]

aw shucks..

[@piahincapie6532]

Are those 'clouds and vortices ' Just ' cool to look at ' ?? Or do they make passage rs feel ' turbulence's ' ??

[@refro22]

I can say some more... If only it wasn't in 360p.

[@michaelschmitt2955]

Pia Hincapie hey, first of all they are extremely cool to lookt at, it's but amazing what happens at the wings. but i definitely think in some scenes the creator of this clip cheated a bit to mutch with videoshop e.g. 1:22 or 4:17, to me it is pretty obvious, but for the rest of it this is quite authentic footage ;)..as far as my knowledge goes this is the physics behind it: as the air travels arround the upper surface of the wing it is beeing accelerated, due to the laws of flowing gases and fluids it means that while the air is accelerated it's (air)pressure decreases and thus it's temperature..so when suddenly the temperature is decisivly lower the water in the airpackage starts to condensate..this is very cool because when that happens we actually "kind of" can see the airflow :D and no usually they don't cause any significant turbulences except you fly with an other airplane through the vortices that emerge at the wingtip ;)..pls if anything of my explanation is wrong feel free to criticise it and appologize possible grammar mistakes or mispronunciation :)

[@flugsnug]

Michael Schmitt Actually photoshop has not been used at all, just some simple contrast enhancement to make vortices etc a bit clearer. This is often essential when filming in mist and haze otherwise you wouldn't see anything on the video at all!

[@liguangzhang1031]

Thank you for sharing these amazing video

[@COD04MW]

Nicest video on KZbin I've found that shows wingtip vortices through natural clouds and not in a demonstration of wingtip vortices hazards to a smaller aircraft trailing behind a larger one Impressive

[@Mraviationguy]

Simply breathtaking man, another incredible video.

[@simonpeters2128]

Amazing mirage over the left wing @4:16

[@ranjitath644]

👍👍

[@thenutcracker7045]

@@ranjitath644 👎

[@HoustonGamerTVHGTV]

Wake turbulence is caused by the high pressure air from under the wing trying to join the low pressure air on top of the wing. (as said in bernolli's principle) While that's happening, the wing is already gone by the time the high pressure air wraps it's self around the wing. And because of that, you get little horizontal tornadoes and they spin around like that. And what ever is in it's way gets twirled up, like you see with the clouds. And in ground effects those spirals stop due to interference with the surface of the earth and airflow patterns about an airplane. And without that high pressure air trying to get to the low pressure side of the wing, the airplane flies alot better in ground effects than when not in ground effects. That's why planes seem to float forever when on the point to flare.

[@FishBoX999]

5:12 Tripppyyyyy woaahhh

[@Aviation101]

Fantastic. Sony A7s?

[@seanspit0227]

+MrAviation101 Id say

[@pinkdispatcher]

Fantastic footage, many of it looks totally surreal. Do you have a way of predicting when such vortices and other condensation will most likely be visible?

[@flugsnug]

When the dew point is about the same as the air temperature, trailing vortices and wing condensation will likely be visible. Cloud effects depend on the cloud or cloud base being at the right height for the planes you are observing!

[@pinkdispatcher]

flugsnug Thanks! Most of the time when dewpoint and temperature are close, the cloud base will be very low, but I'll keep a look out. I'm also wondering if these effects are sometimes visible on light single-engine GA aircraft. And thanks again for flawless video quality! An absolute joy to watch!

[@keronplug14]

4:10 goddamn that light refraction in the air though

[@gormauslander]

I clicked this link and stared for a little, but gradually gawked louder as it got more trippy

[@Bruce.-Wayne]

@5:44....looks like a Giant Owl behind the plane......Excellent Footage

[@MichaelCarrPilot]

The propeller ones at 5:30 are aweosme to see flowing over the wing top

[@comaneci_nadia]

Seems like an evil character just entered the show.

[@gooner72]

You've got it all..... ribbons, wing fluff, vortices....... Is there no end to your talents fella?

[@NicksWhipShop]

The best airliner videographer on youtube!

[@TXCHRISZ06]

One of the coolest videos ive seen anywhere on KZbin.

[@cosmosskeptikos9106]

one of the best aviation vids i hv viewed.. Thanks!!

[@wildartmohit]

I can watch it on repeat forever. Beautiful. 😍

[@jonbru1]

Stunning video, something different from the run of the mill aviation footage.

[@elijahstackngona7401]

Yes ....nice easy to see and understand the vortex

[@UnitedFlyerHD]

Fantastic footage of cloud, contrail, and vapor effects!

[@acajaxcospan4]

Wow! Thanks for making and sharing this. In addition to beautiful imagery, it's very informative about the nature and formation of vortices.

[@kindhumble9100]

Beautiful captures. Wake vortices

[@chadj.w.anderson5473]

Amazing, beautiful footage!

[@brycenew]

1:40 / 3:19 - priceless!! (and I haven't finished watching to the end!). Nice work mate!! Thank you :D

[@kerenchadwick7866]

an ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING video...the science of this would be be fascinating to listen about but to ACTUALLY WATCH even better....!!!! Thank you for a fascinating piece of video...💁💁💁👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@HangYuriYangFX]

Thanks for this video. Great reference

[@pauldirschka8245]

Great presentation on the hazardous, but normally invisible wake turbulence. Thanks for posting.

[@jimhawkins-polarbearpianis1621]

1:50 looks creepy as hell. Anyway, amazing video :D

[@aviezek3072]

1:30 AWESOME capture!!! wow...wow...clap clap clap...

[@photo_rohan]

@3:45 that was the best vortexes Ive seen on camera. Insane work!

[@CommentRedacted]

Amazing camera work, especially at 4:00 where you get the deformed image from the vortices off the flaps. Great job!

[@gigabit896]

We get it you vape

[@clark987878]

HAHAHAHA still funny in 2019

[@JemYepper]

What flavor mayn

[@Yiur0]

Shit still funny even in 2023

[@azizzen4217]

Very smooth and amazing landing

[@zodiac715]

Beautiful Pictures, thanks!

[@gabrielpayan5971]

Manmade objects + Mother Nature= True, unreal beauty. Maybe give a clap for ryanair as well?

[@ItsKibet]

This is a great visualization of wing tip vortex and low air pressure over the wings causing the clouds to form. Great for student pilots to visualize.

[@axelkidd9850]

Yes I believe the adiabatic decompression makes the temperature drop above the wing and vapor condensate

[@AndreyShumkov]

_Завихрения за летящими самолетами..._ *Красивое видео! КЛАСС!*

[@dougmapper3306]

I think if more people realized scientific fact was just as fascinating and surreal as science fiction, we'd get a lot more done as a species.

[@aurora-oo9hm]

This is my favorite video now 😍😍

[@flugsnug]

:)

[@rileywoods6801]

Sweet Vortices!

[@nicksober4763]

So beautiful and calming

[@Windtee]

Glorious aerial-videography! #Aviation

[@nyujun]

Beautiful footage of vortex created by airplanes, the downwash was made very visible.

[@MabelSoto-g3x]

Los que vinieron a este video por el libro de Sergio Idalgo ------------->

[@Dan-sq6bz]

Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing.

[@BananaT3arz]

Incredible captures! Like and favorite!

[@taraann7753]

Those swirling clouds added to this video,just great I've never seen that before.Thankyou

[@timboy666]

very very good my friend

[@flywithtb5005]

Beautiful wake turbulences

[@gonzalodelamerced2322]

Lectores de Sergio Hidalgo aquí?

[@ElShinras]

Aqui uno estaba buscando eso ajajaj

[@VidyadharMudkavi]

Great collection of videos. Propeller tip vortices are particularly impressive!

[@0ki7o]

It's interesting how the two vortex lines propel each other downwards. Imagine flying a small plane between them.

[@jwrappuhn71]

Fantastic footage, great work.

[@gabyu]

4:14 you can see how the heat is bending light like a mirage. Absolutely beautiful in slow motion

[@dysemp2814]

THAT FREAKED ME OUT ! I tought like wait hat, how can mini cloud tornadoes bend light ?! Element 115 or some weak kugelblitz....Anyway I feel smarter now, thanks !

[@HoustonGamerTVHGTV]

That's not heat, that's fuel vapor and it's cause by wake turbulence, with the high pressure air from under the wing trying to join the low pressure air on top of the wing, while that's happening, the wingvis already gone by the time it wraps it's self around the wing. And because of that, you get little horizontal tornadoes and they spin around like that. And what ever is in it's way gets twirled up, like you see with the clouds.

[@Aviatorspot]

Awesome video again! Is it the summer weather there that produces this vortices?

[@klrico]

Really awesome footage, I could watch this all day.

[@Greendot319]

Exceptional work from the best

[@shamrock767]

Excellent video, many thanks!

[@dantubeme7]

The vortices bend light! Woah!!!

[@e85Agera]

0:38 that looks unreal

[@yungjj5884]

GamingTrendspot Ik it’s trippy

[@matthiasvanogtrop1754]

Absolutely stunning. Great video

[@k-create]

これはすごい！そして、おもしろい！ from JAPAN！

[@HDCairnsAviation]

the flybe dash 8 vortices off the props was awesome

[@christoph72761]

This is AWESOME! Congratulations on that footage, I can only imagine how much work went into that. Bravo!

[@AlexBayes]

Superb footage.

[@JelmersAviation]

What an amazing video mate!! HUGE LIKE!

[@mahlabar]

This is the most beautiful video on youtube, anyone not even interested in aviation might appreciate it. That fly.be part is absolutely amazing, really love it. Keep up the good work.

[@flugsnug]

thank you, and I'll try!

[@deepcleanclinic891]

Never seen anything like this - awesome work. thank you

[@F-Man]

This is the coolest plane video ever!

[@ashy_gee6]

Why has this not hit a million? Great job flugsnug.

[@simonpeters2128]

Amazing video! Very well done! I love the ones at 3:12 entering and 5:33 leaving that heavy clouds.

[@MaartenVHelden]

A lot of physics goin on here! Amazing stuff! Tnx!

[@anthonyskellern5970]

fantastic footage!

[@NickStamelos]

Absolutely stunning footage!

[@Dents6679]

I hope one day I can see this phenomenon with my own eyes

[@ggurks]

come to Zurich, you see this very often in those foggy days now

[@Japanvideography]

Amazing video! good job!

[@elelyon555]

Beautiful 😍👍🙏🏼👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 esp at 3:36

[@prusiker]

Brilliant and stunning!

[@RomboutVersluijs]

That thumbnail shot was so beautiful to watch!

[@DaniiMercury]

Se ve espectacular tu vídeo. Saludos de México

[@Spetsop]

Those vortices in the clouds make it seem as if there is a creepy smiley face that appears and watches the plane as it passes through them lol... 5:45 especially... it's mesmerizing!!!

[@vabospotter]

Superb, Excellent, Amazing, Stunning..., Thanks for sharing...,

[@nyyankees4296]

Your camera is amazing

[@danielmiller-lionberg5037]

Wow, really nice collection!

[@jimpowney151]

Some absolutely stunning footage, well done.

[@Jroobi]

Amazing footage!!