The distance between NY and Moscow is 7530km. The flight in this video lasts for about 230 secs. This means one sec in this video is about 33 kilometers in flight distance. That's faster than most of the space craft we've made.
The sky never gets completely dark around summer solstice at 48 degrees, Moscow is at 55 degrees. As they were flying far further north, I don't know why the sky became so dark (sun around 14 degrees under the horizon)
@Pixelated Cheese Gaming In order to go from New York to Moscow, it's actually easier to fly through the North Pole (in terms of time and distance) rather than fly over the Atlantic ocean. Which is why it isn't ever dark in the video If he were to fly new York to London, however, he'd fly over the Atlantic ocean
The sky never gets completely dark around summer solstice at 48 degrees, Moscow is at 55 degrees. As they were flying far further north, I don't know why the sky became so dark (sun around 14 degrees under the horizon)
in a way there is, it was summer time and flights from New York to Moscow go very far North. So what you see is called White Nights or the Midnight Sun - it doesn't get completely dark at night. I have updated the description with some links.
Midnight sun happens when the sun doesn't set, white nights happen when the sun doesn't go under 7 degrees under the horizon, and the twilight nights happen when the sun doesn't go under 18 degrees under the horizon. There were the twilight nights in the video, they happen even in Paris around summer solstice, but it was 17th of May and the twilight nights were happening further north - the plane wasn't far north enough to experience the white nights.
@@godsbeautifulflatearth bro you are probably older than me and still more of a dumbass 💀 you can clearly see the curve and look other flights at night show the earth rotating also why do people see different stars on the two hemispheres
People who say the earth is flat, explain this. Why do we change the time either 1 hour back or forwards to summer or winter time. How do you explain why there’s more light and more light towards summer in a day and less and less hours with sun in the winter
The clock change was implemented to facilitate business during the working hours so we would use less candle oil. It's an outdated thing to do and today causes more harm than good. Not allowing us to transition normally with the seasons messes up our circadian rhythm and nothing more. As for how we have the seasons, watch this. ua-cam.com/video/R52_PdZlSq8/v-deo.html
Thank you! You know, almost always I prefer long trips over short ones. I would rather drive or take a train instead of a plane and not because I am scared of flying. The reason we fly is because the world around us spins too fast and we don't have time to enjoy travelling. All we need is to get on the plane and get out of it as soon as possible.
A sphere curves in every direction, there are no flat faces on a ball... this video clearly demonstrates that the earth does not curve. I notice someone still thinks they can see a curve at a specific time in the video, what a funny shaped earth that must be, flaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat and then suddenly some curve and flaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat again :) It never ceases to amaze me how much people love to defend their cage, drop the globe because that's all it is...
Evidence of how the earth isn't flat. The sun didn't set completely in the north meaning that the the north is closer to the sun making earth a sphere. Also you do see a curvature, this is an incredibly limited space
I notice how you don't have to look up to see the sun when you are way up there. How is that even possible? If it is 93 million miles away, shouldn't we always have to look up to see it, no matter how high we are above the earth?
Honestly, I have to say this is the best time lapse aboard an airplane I have seen on this site. Absolutely interesting as hell to watch the world go by down there like that. Music is nice as well. Very nice job. I rarely say this, but I feel as if you need to know that you got this one right for me, completely and utterly satisfying. Although the great work on the video, how on earth did your battery last for such a long time?! ;) -Bravo
@manzanaresantonio I've changed batteries once, maybe twice. LCD was off too, it drains a lot of battery. Storage was not a problem because it was taking smallest size pictures which are really tiny.
Hi Tim, Love this footage! I have some music that I've written that I'd really like to behind it. Just reaching out to see how you feel about me using your footage. Best, Tom
I know, it's beautiful. Too bad it is from youtube database and I don't think I can use it anywhere else. Next time I would go for Creative Commons libraries when I need music for a video.
I absolutely love this video!! I knew my heart...as a child..I would look up and see the Big Dipper, Little Dipper and the Belt of Orion...as an adult I look up and see the Big Dipper, Little Dipper and the Belt of Orion...I thought they told me the Universe was expanding and we were chasing the Sun at MACH 84..while spinning at 66,600 mph...on a 66.6 degree tilt on its AXIS.🙊🙈🙉...
@scvs2 I used a suction cup but you might need quite a big one to hold dslr. And much more questions will be asked when you attach it. Besides windows are small and with big suction cup you might not have space for the camera to look through.
Matan Gorodish neither, it has too little information. You can build many universe models around this video. People who believe in flat Earth would point out flat horizon but maths tells me that at 10km flight altitude I wouldn't be able to see the curvature of a 6300km radius sphere anyway. So if you judge from just this video, Earth could be both, flat and spherical. There is just not enough information here.
Thanks! The big question is about the sun that sets and rises again. Whether on May 19th when you fly over south Iceland 64N for 2-3 hours it supposed to be a black-night or Twilight like in your clip. In addition, whether the sun supposed to Disappear for only 2-3 hours like in your clip or 5-6 hours. This is the big Q. Thanks!
@scvs2 it's tricky. I shot flight videos several times, during one of the flights I had to put a blanket over the window because it was too bright and people were asleep. I just tucked it under the window plastic shade.
Reminds me of my 2011 flight 🇸🇦✈️🇧🇳 took me 10 hours. Since the plane fly eastwards, the day passed by sooo quickly. Take off, dark. Landing, it's dark again.
@JokesNotFunnyAnymore First time I flew was when I was 1 y.o. If you try flying (even though you have your fears) it will be a unique experience that will be worrying on the first flight and exhilarating all the same. I assure you that accidents happen in automobile cases more often than jets. Should you take the necessary precautions and do the right research regarding safety, you won't regret flying. We all have our worries, and perhaps it is for the best; we remain more cautious.
@timidimit how did you do this? you had to film the entire flight with a camera in your hand and then to be able not to eat and move for about 9 to 10 hours!!!! great video though, how did you do this???
Well, anyway, you did a fabulous job. I look forward to seeing more videos of other trips you take. Too bad you can't really get places this quickly in real-time....yet.
@timidimit yes but you had to film this for about 10 hours, how did your camera kept up with this(the battery) and what about the memory to record the entire flight??? I would like to do it one day, that's why I'm asking you!
Holy shit! That's one of the coolest things I've ever seen. How does a glober explain that??? Thank you for recording your entire flight all the way to Moscow.
If you naysayers would only take a moment to keenly observe. The proof is right before your eyes guys. How could the plane watch the Sun set behind it, then 9 hours later, the same Sun zips by the plane @3:48?! Can the plane circle the globe, in 9 hours?????!!!!! The only solution to that question, is that it's the Sun moving over a stationary earth.
1. Because the plane is turning. 2. The sun is clearly rising by the plane at 2:30 and moves ahead of the plane, thus why the plane can see the sun when it turns.
Sure, most of my videos are under CC BY-SA license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ I do prefer it not to be used in making arguments that the Earth is flat but I cannot stop people from doing that.
@JokesNotFunnyAnymore I flight every 2 months and I still have fear of flying, but believe me it's a bitter sweet sensation as you love the thrill. I had a bad experience with turbulance when I was a teen and I had so much fear of flying and then I tried again and everything has been fine. Try to flight in the months that are colder and with good weather and your chances of encountering turbulance decreases. try it you wil love it and then you will want to feel the thrill more and more)
Look like he flew around a ball to me.😂😂😂😂 Very obviously stationery and flat, and the time lapse of the sun proves it is closer and smaller and never goes on the other side of the supposed ball!!
Canon a640 on a suction cup "tripod" attached to the window. Camera had CHDK script for timelapses. Had to change AA batteries in the middle of the night.
I need the time of departure of this flight. I see you already gave the information that the flight is on May 19, 2011. Can you give the information about the departure time? Thank you.
1. If you Fly from West towards east, you fly the same direction as Earths rotation, meaning you'll pass several timezones backwards, meaning the Suns movement must at least slow down. 2.Considering the Jetstream (also heading East) you're even faster when flying towards Europe so usually the plane 'chases' the Sun 3.You would clearly see earths curved Horizont if the camera was properly adjusted and the window wouldn't have it's round shape. 4.If the camera is pointed to the left wing while flying over the northern hemisphere you usually wouldn't see any Sun unless its Summer. And even if it would be very near to the horizon and wouldn't set at all but rise after reaching lowest point. 5.Tell me how its Night here while it's day there? Explain time zones. 6.Explain Compasses 7.Explain, how it comes, that if you go one direction straight and draw your path on a Map it'll never be straight, but always curved? 8.Which airport in Moscow is that? 9.Call someone in Australia and ask him why he never sees the sun south? 10.If the Sun does it's circles right above our 'flat' earth how does it come that its dark for so fucking long there in Winter? 13.Why are there days in the polar region the sun doesn't rise? 12.Explain how it comes we have less sun that the equatorian parts of our globe? 13.Why not a cubic Earth? 14. In the Age of discovery where they drew the first uniformed continental Maps, the most ones were totally wrong and had serious problems with the Size and Proportion of Land? Why does the same effect happen to modern two dimensional Mapping in general? Why does the US look bigger than Russia and China while being smaller? Why does the Sahara, or Africa in general look so small compared with it's actual size? Where's the Pacific ocean? Gimme my answers and I'll give mine...
If that plane fly west to east, the camera is pointed north, so how the fuck we can see the sun setting if we are looking toward north? The sun isn't supposed to set west, so on the left and out of the field of view of the camera and rise east, so on the right and again out of the field of view of the camera? And everything happen in the north hemisphere where the sun is supposed to be visible only when looking toward south. Very strange
Neo, check Google Earth, use distance calculator and plot a line between New York and Moscow and you will see approximate flight path - flights usually takes you over Greenland and go not East, but rather NE in the beginning and SE in the end. Furthermore sunsets are only twice a year strictly West due to Earth axial tilt. Check out Photographer's Ephemeris software - they have great visualization of the angles at which sun rises or sets at any day of the year. Specifically in Northern hemisphere Sun moves South in winter (thus we have less sunlight) and moves to South in summers.
@JokesNotFunnyAnymore If I were you I'd take a big Airbus or Boeing first. It is much more smooth, small plane shakes a lot. Also take off and landing is usually the most stressful for those who don't like flying (and the most dangerous part of the flight). On a short distance you will start descending right after completing ascending.
You do realize that pilots have to account the earths curvature to plan the flight plan properly and save as much fuel and flight time as possible? If it was just a straight line on a flat map, they’d end up in a completely random place. Also the curvature of a planet that is millions of square kilometres big can’t be seen well only 35k feet obviously. We’d have to strap you to a rocket for that which I would love to see
This video is a perfect debunking of the Flat Earth nonsense. It shows how the horizon is at wingtip level at ground level and below wingtip at altitude. it shows how the sun does not get smaller as it sets, but remains the same size as it drops below the horizon.
+TruthSeeker While I'm don't agree in any way, shape or form with any flat earth model, I have to point out that the wing tips on airplanes do not remain stationary. They actually rise from the forces of lift on the wings as can be seen here. The height of the horizon, however, IS a great way to demonstrate the curvature of the earth as it does measurably fall with altitude.
madmelon101 True. Well, the camera is static with respect to the window, so if you don't want to use the wingtip, then just place your mouse at the horizon at 0:06 (off the edge so it doesn't go invisible) and compare it to the horizon at 1:00 - 3:00 (sunset where it's super clear where that the horizon is below where it was at ground level)... and then compare it to the horizon at landing at 3:54. The difference is not huge but it's there and it's real.
![A380 Cockpit Flight Timelapse FRANKFURT [FRA] to NEW YORK [JFK] 6300km](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/FjFfPsjRh5U/mqdefault.jpg)
The distance between NY and Moscow is 7530km. The flight in this video lasts for about 230 secs. This means one sec in this video is about 33 kilometers in flight distance. That's faster than most of the space craft we've made.
C Am F G It's called *time lapse* or a sped-up video for a reason. Doesn't mean the plane is doing 33km/s. That flight should take around 9 hours.
C Am F G do more research dude😂
"space" doesnt exist. Jesus Christ is Lord and Saviour Amen
@@HeavyMetalRuinedMyLife1971a clearly never seen a space video they clearly show earth
@@kushcloud420 So, you believe a video is scientific proof ?😎
Great video showing the sun doing its circles
@If you laugh you sub! stfu moron
The sky never gets completely dark around summer solstice at 48 degrees, Moscow is at 55 degrees. As they were flying far further north, I don't know why the sky became so dark (sun around 14 degrees under the horizon)
HeedfulGibbon
Also the #FlatEarth!!
@@TheDirty69harry you must be stupid if you think the earth is flat
Amen this man that uploaded the video proved the earth is flat😂😂God bless
Never gets completely dark
@Pixelated Cheese Gaming
In order to go from New York to Moscow, it's actually easier to fly through the North Pole (in terms of time and distance) rather than fly over the Atlantic ocean. Which is why it isn't ever dark in the video
If he were to fly new York to London, however, he'd fly over the Atlantic ocean
The sky never gets completely dark around summer solstice at 48 degrees, Moscow is at 55 degrees. As they were flying far further north, I don't know why the sky became so dark (sun around 14 degrees under the horizon)
that's because video is skipped at night
@@ridgedblock6711 wrong it's flying near of north pole at summer time so it's never get dark
Because the Earth is Flat.
in a way there is, it was summer time and flights from New York to Moscow go very far North. So what you see is called White Nights or the Midnight Sun - it doesn't get completely dark at night.
I have updated the description with some links.
Midnight sun happens when the sun doesn't set, white nights happen when the sun doesn't go under 7 degrees under the horizon, and the twilight nights happen when the sun doesn't go under 18 degrees under the horizon. There were the twilight nights in the video, they happen even in Paris around summer solstice, but it was 17th of May and the twilight nights were happening further north - the plane wasn't far north enough to experience the white nights.
Because the Earth is Flat.
@@godsbeautifulflatearth bro you are probably older than me and still more of a dumbass 💀 you can clearly see the curve and look other flights at night show the earth rotating also why do people see different stars on the two hemispheres
@@godsbeautifulflatearth because you have no brain
People who say the earth is flat, explain this. Why do we change the time either 1 hour back or forwards to summer or winter time. How do you explain why there’s more light and more light towards summer in a day and less and less hours with sun in the winter
The clock change was implemented to facilitate business during the working hours so we would use less candle oil. It's an outdated thing to do and today causes more harm than good. Not allowing us to transition normally with the seasons messes up our circadian rhythm and nothing more. As for how we have the seasons, watch this. ua-cam.com/video/R52_PdZlSq8/v-deo.html
How does this comment have 8 likes? The sun circles the tropics causing the seasons.
I wonder how laggy his PC was when he increased the speed of the clip. 😂
I tried doing this but it just wouldn’t work
Idk how he did it and
I love how it went from day to evening and evening to day
The Earth is Flat, Stationary and Non-Rotating.
Time zones I think.....
@@danielmconnolly true! 🍺
@@danielmconnollyProve it.
@@danielmconnolly get a brain lil timmy
Thank you! You know, almost always I prefer long trips over short ones. I would rather drive or take a train instead of a plane and not because I am scared of flying. The reason we fly is because the world around us spins too fast and we don't have time to enjoy travelling. All we need is to get on the plane and get out of it as soon as possible.
Dim Tim I raise you everything. You're in for a surprise.
the world spins ??
@@richardsunday1612 Hello; yup, looks like a stationary flat plane to me!
@@HalfWarrior me too! 🍺🍺
@@rocketspushoffairCongrats you are a certified dumbass 👍😂
Nice job following the sun
Judging by the Sun the plane headed North East at the start and ended up finishing flying South East.
This video proves that the earth is full cloudy and you can see shit
A sphere curves in every direction, there are no flat faces on a ball... this video clearly demonstrates that the earth does not curve. I notice someone still thinks they can see a curve at a specific time in the video, what a funny shaped earth that must be, flaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat and then suddenly some curve and flaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat again :) It never ceases to amaze me how much people love to defend their cage, drop the globe because that's all it is...
Question Reality earth isn’t completely round but it is not flat
Prove it
TRUTH MUSIC www.google.com/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/flatearth/comments/9j8a4t/real_shape_of_the_earth/
No I said prove it
Evidence of how the earth isn't flat. The sun didn't set completely in the north meaning that the the north is closer to the sun making earth a sphere. Also you do see a curvature, this is an incredibly limited space
I notice how you don't have to look up to see the sun when you are way up there. How is that even possible? If it is 93 million miles away, shouldn't we always have to look up to see it, no matter how high we are above the earth?
Honestly, I have to say this is the best time lapse aboard an airplane I have seen on this site. Absolutely interesting as hell to watch the world go by down there like that. Music is nice as well. Very nice job. I rarely say this, but I feel as if you need to know that you got this one right for me, completely and utterly satisfying. Although the great work on the video, how on earth did your battery last for such a long time?! ;)
-Bravo
How many 180° lines does it take to make a sphere?
Just two
2
Infinitely many
Are you sure about that
as the sun sets...... i liked this video.
"New York to Moscow in 4 minutes" sounds like a Cold War threat...😬
Thanks for this beautiful video
@manzanaresantonio I've changed batteries once, maybe twice. LCD was off too, it drains a lot of battery. Storage was not a problem because it was taking smallest size pictures which are really tiny.
I was 3 in 2010, that shows you how old UA-cam is, I'm 13 btw now
Music: a sort of homecoming Paul keeley
Legendary ❤️
Now that's a time lapse. Dope video.
@CherryTreeCherry Thank you! I've changed my battery pack once at night when you can't see much. And of course LCD was off - it eats the most battery.
Hi Tim,
Love this footage! I have some music that I've written that I'd really like to behind it. Just reaching out to see how you feel about me using your footage.
Best,
Tom
I know, it's beautiful. Too bad it is from youtube database and I don't think I can use it anywhere else. Next time I would go for Creative Commons libraries when I need music for a video.
@manzanaresantonio yes, a picture every 2 seconds as I remember or something like that. then you combine pictures into 25-30 frames per second video.
I absolutely love this video!! I knew my heart...as a child..I would look up and see the Big Dipper, Little Dipper and the Belt of Orion...as an adult I look up and see the Big Dipper, Little Dipper and the Belt of Orion...I thought they told me the Universe was expanding and we were chasing the Sun at MACH 84..while spinning at 66,600 mph...on a 66.6 degree tilt on its AXIS.🙊🙈🙉...
Do you by any chance remember what airline and aircraft type this was?
Congratulations on 100k views (May 13th 2021)
thanks. I noticed that when I logged in to reply to some people including you. Nice round number, too bad I will be leaving youtube platform
Who disliked this video, nasa?
🤣🤣 LoL NASA also sheeple who believe in nasa!!
Harry_#99 why u throwing up a triple 6 hand signal?
@@23sleng I used to 👌 even before I heard about the illuminati sh!t, so u know is kinda "habit"!!
Harry_#99 at least you know bro .. fuck nasa
@@TheDirty69harry omg it means okay lol. Maybe not for lebron but fuck him. No one cares what he thinks besides the chinese.
@scvs2 I used a suction cup but you might need quite a big one to hold dslr. And much more questions will be asked when you attach it. Besides windows are small and with big suction cup you might not have space for the camera to look through.
The music is beatiful
Hi Tim - Great video. What was the date of this flight ? Thanks!
Matan Gorodish thanks, forgot to put that info into the description. May 19, 2011
and what do you think? your clip proves a globe or a flat earth?
Matan Gorodish neither, it has too little information. You can build many universe models around this video. People who believe in flat Earth would point out flat horizon but maths tells me that at 10km flight altitude I wouldn't be able to see the curvature of a 6300km radius sphere anyway. So if you judge from just this video, Earth could be both, flat and spherical. There is just not enough information here.
Thanks!
The big question is about the sun that sets and rises again.
Whether on May 19th when you fly over south Iceland 64N for 2-3 hours it supposed to be a black-night or Twilight like in your clip.
In addition, whether the sun supposed to Disappear for only 2-3 hours like in your clip or 5-6 hours.
This is the big Q.
Thanks!
If only air travel was actually that quick?! love the video!
Luke Hill I know right xD
brenbear miniclip Then first class would be useless XD
Great work.
Wow.......many people in the comment section have no understanding of the way perspective works. Light cannot curve around a ball.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_lens sure...
Her eyez on Level but the ball can spin, creating that illusion
this does not make sense at all, which direction was this video footage taken from?
Eliwoodfe camera pointing north, the sun should not be visible at all if we live on a globe
thats a fast plane
@scvs2 it's tricky. I shot flight videos several times, during one of the flights I had to put a blanket over the window because it was too bright and people were asleep. I just tucked it under the window plastic shade.
Earth's FLAT
Your brain is FLAT
How were you able to record this timelapse
Look at the sun. This is Moscow to New York, right? Btw the speed of this airplane can exel the sun speed.
I was going to fast forward it a few times when it got dark, but I couldn't...the music was too good to do that.
Reminds me of my 2011 flight 🇸🇦✈️🇧🇳 took me 10 hours. Since the plane fly eastwards, the day passed by sooo quickly. Take off, dark. Landing, it's dark again.
Unfortunately mines a bulky DSLR. Any tips on getting it to stay in one position throughout the flight?
@JokesNotFunnyAnymore First time I flew was when I was 1 y.o. If you try flying (even though you have your fears) it will be a unique experience that will be worrying on the first flight and exhilarating all the same. I assure you that accidents happen in automobile cases more often than jets. Should you take the necessary precautions and do the right research regarding safety, you won't regret flying. We all have our worries, and perhaps it is for the best; we remain more cautious.
In what airline is this is it in
Aeroflot
Delta Airlines
Or what
@timidimit how did you do this? you had to film the entire flight with a camera in your hand and then to be able not to eat and move for about 9 to 10 hours!!!! great video though, how did you do this???
Thanks...
What plane did you fly
@timidimit You said pictures?? so it was a video or pictures every so many seconds???
Well, anyway, you did a fabulous job. I look forward to seeing more videos of other trips you take. Too bad you can't really get places this quickly in real-time....yet.
@timidimit yes but you had to film this for about 10 hours, how did your camera kept up with this(the battery) and what about the memory to record the entire flight??? I would like to do it one day, that's why I'm asking you!
Midnight Sun
It's twilight nights, not mignight sun
Midnight Bey Bey
Fantastic!
Holy shit! That's one of the coolest things I've ever seen. How does a glober explain that??? Thank you for recording your entire flight all the way to Moscow.
If you naysayers would only take a moment to keenly observe. The proof is right before your eyes guys. How could the plane watch the Sun set behind it, then 9 hours later, the same Sun zips by the plane @3:48?! Can the plane circle the globe, in 9 hours?????!!!!! The only solution to that question, is that it's the Sun moving over a stationary earth.
Amount of IQ in your post is -60. Consider Alt+F4 and contact a psychiatry.
Mr. Know Theledge bingo, this realm is flat and motionless
1. Because the plane is turning.
2. The sun is clearly rising by the plane at 2:30 and moves ahead of the plane, thus why the plane can see the sun when it turns.
These people are over 2000 years behind the times, lol.
Can I use this for my video
Sure, most of my videos are under CC BY-SA license.
creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
I do prefer it not to be used in making arguments that the Earth is flat but I cannot stop people from doing that.
@JokesNotFunnyAnymore I flight every 2 months and I still have fear of flying, but believe me it's a bitter sweet sensation as you love the thrill. I had a bad experience with turbulance when I was a teen and I had so much fear of flying and then I tried again and everything has been fine. Try to flight in the months that are colder and with good weather and your chances of encountering turbulance decreases. try it you wil love it and then you will want to feel the thrill more and more)
Nice 👍
how to record a video on airplane with phone
@JokesNotFunnyAnymore Thanks! How old are you?
и как только у тебя батареек хватило? или была розетка в кресле?
офигенный ролик получился!
Nice video
1000 miles per minute
А мне нравится. И музыка очень удачно подобрана, и вообще!
@manzanaresantonio I attached the camera to the window with a suction cup, of course I didn't hold it the whole flight :)
Aircraft?
Look like he flew around a ball to me.😂😂😂😂
Very obviously stationery and flat, and the time lapse of the sun proves it is closer and smaller and never goes on the other side of the supposed ball!!
Hello, what was a camera setup?
Canon a640 on a suction cup "tripod" attached to the window. Camera had CHDK script for timelapses. Had to change AA batteries in the middle of the night.
What is aircraft?
unfortunately I don't remember the exact model.
I need the time of departure of this flight. I see you already gave the information that the flight is on May 19, 2011. Can you give the information about the departure time? Thank you.
1. If you Fly from West towards east, you fly the same direction as Earths rotation, meaning you'll pass several timezones backwards, meaning the Suns movement must at least slow down.
2.Considering the Jetstream (also heading East) you're even faster when flying towards Europe so usually the plane 'chases' the Sun
3.You would clearly see earths curved Horizont if the camera was properly adjusted and the window wouldn't have it's round shape.
4.If the camera is pointed to the left wing while flying over the northern hemisphere you usually wouldn't see any Sun unless its Summer. And even if it would be very near to the horizon and wouldn't set at all but rise after reaching lowest point.
5.Tell me how its Night here while it's day there? Explain time zones.
6.Explain Compasses
7.Explain, how it comes, that if you go one direction straight and draw your path on a Map it'll never be straight, but always curved?
8.Which airport in Moscow is that?
9.Call someone in Australia and ask him why he never sees the sun south?
10.If the Sun does it's circles right above our 'flat' earth how does it come that its dark for so fucking long there in Winter?
13.Why are there days in the polar region the sun doesn't rise?
12.Explain how it comes we have less sun that the equatorian parts of our globe?
13.Why not a cubic Earth?
14. In the Age of discovery where they drew the first uniformed continental Maps, the most ones were totally wrong and had serious problems with the Size and Proportion of Land? Why does the same effect happen to modern two dimensional Mapping in general? Why does the US look bigger than Russia and China while being smaller? Why does the Sahara, or Africa in general look so small compared with it's actual size? Where's the Pacific ocean?
Gimme my answers and I'll give mine...
What airline did you fly?
Delta as I remember. JFK to SVO
But there was no ptvs on board.
Personal television.
nice work !
отлично ! =)
@bluesky747er thanks!
That's right, you get about 15G and a human can't handle above 10!
Good observation, now enjoy the flight :)
If that plane fly west to east, the camera is pointed north, so how the fuck we can see the sun setting if we are looking toward north?
The sun isn't supposed to set west, so on the left and out of the field of view of the camera and rise east, so on the right and again out of the field of view of the camera?
And everything happen in the north hemisphere where the sun is supposed to be visible only when looking toward south.
Very strange
Neo, check Google Earth, use distance calculator and plot a line between New York and Moscow and you will see approximate flight path - flights usually takes you over Greenland and go not East, but rather NE in the beginning and SE in the end. Furthermore sunsets are only twice a year strictly West due to Earth axial tilt. Check out Photographer's Ephemeris software - they have great visualization of the angles at which sun rises or sets at any day of the year. Specifically in Northern hemisphere Sun moves South in winter (thus we have less sunlight) and moves to South in summers.
This video is older than some people
@JokesNotFunnyAnymore If I were you I'd take a big Airbus or Boeing first. It is much more smooth, small plane shakes a lot. Also take off and landing is usually the most stressful for those who don't like flying (and the most dangerous part of the flight). On a short distance you will start descending right after completing ascending.
If planes could actually go that fast like the time-lapse Lol
When I tried to record a timelaspe they FA requested me to close the shutters at night =/
Why close them at night?
@serzab спасибо. музыку выбирал из ютьюбовской коллекции, немного жалею так как она с копирайтом.
Very many polution..
Those are clouds.
lol
In the 3:15 minute, something quick happens next to the wing
Martínez Andres ua-cam.com/video/NvbLgCmw2gM/v-deo.html
Can you sub me?
Reminded me of flight from Beijing to New York xD 14 freaking hours
Всё равно неплохо - камера проработала по 4-4,5 часа на одном заряде батарейки - это должны быть мощные батарейки.
Yep, exactly what we can expect on a globe. Doesn't work on a flat Earth though.
are you kidding?
@@rossie6742 No. How high is the sun over the flat Earth?
Yes, the flights do not work on a flat earth because they would have to go in circles.
@@Kaizokirai False 😁
You Flat Earthers are spot on, Flat as a Pancake !!!
right, the facts count ...
@If you laugh you sub! um no
@If you laugh you sub! i don't believe NASA maffia pictures
You do realize that pilots have to account the earths curvature to plan the flight plan properly and save as much fuel and flight time as possible? If it was just a straight line on a flat map, they’d end up in a completely random place. Also the curvature of a planet that is millions of square kilometres big can’t be seen well only 35k feet obviously. We’d have to strap you to a rocket for that which I would love to see
song please
in description
Dim Tim im search on youtube but nothing found
it was in the standard youtube audio collection they offered but you can buy it here i guess
us.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/summer-breeze_6436
Dim Tim ok, thanks for ur information
nice timelapse 👏
if you look in 3:42 you see the wingtip light turns off
на самом деле не хватило, я ночью, когда меньше всего было заметно на видео, поменял батарейки
Wow. I just watched a plane fly over a flat surface for thousands of miles. The earth is flat
I thought that was fake wing
If you could travel the speed it appears this plane is going, the centrifugal force from the curve of the earth would immediately kill you.
Read carefully: it's a timelapse
This video is a perfect debunking of the Flat Earth nonsense. It shows how the horizon is at wingtip level at ground level and below wingtip at altitude. it shows how the sun does not get smaller as it sets, but remains the same size as it drops below the horizon.
+TruthSeeker While I'm don't agree in any way, shape or form with any flat earth model, I have to point out that the wing tips on airplanes do not remain stationary. They actually rise from the forces of lift on the wings as can be seen here. The height of the horizon, however, IS a great way to demonstrate the curvature of the earth as it does measurably fall with altitude.
madmelon101 True. Well, the camera is static with respect to the window, so if you don't want to use the wingtip, then just place your mouse at the horizon at 0:06 (off the edge so it doesn't go invisible) and compare it to the horizon at 1:00 - 3:00 (sunset where it's super clear where that the horizon is below where it was at ground level)... and then compare it to the horizon at landing at 3:54.
The difference is not huge but it's there and it's real.
+TruthSeeker Yep. Completely obvious once you look for it...
+TruthSeeker lol this video is perfect for proving the flat earth as the sun clearly gets smaller the further away it gets.
Debra S You mean the reflection off of the water is small. Please.
more proof clouds cause halos