What does the speed of light look like on earth?

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[airplanemode]

Wanna see the speed of Voyager 1 at ground level (60, 000+ km/h) ?
Then check out my latest video! :

[figolol]

As always, hats off to the camera man who managed to run around the earth in 0.13 seconds

[siddharthsr]

The fact that Pacific ocean took 2 frames tells a lot on how massive that thing is

[Kariakas]

Makes you realize how insanely big a light year is.

[PriyashJain]

What I like about the speed of light is that it manages to get to saudi arabia even though it's not there in the trajectory.

[sk]

I broke the laws of physics by playing this video 2x speed, and have now experienced faster than light travel.

[aumpatel]

What’s even crazier is that even with how fast light is, the sun is so far away that it still takes 8 minutes and 20 seconds for sunlight to reach earth.

[brhmmlsyfddn]

It went so fast it went back in time to see the Twin Towers

[LukeMossman]

I love that you put the Twin Towers in the thumbnail to make it seem like a POV shot of... well... you know

[TheBarlettano]

Really puts into perspective why thunders are so delayed compared to lightnings

[CoreyCoyoteOfficial]

The fact that it takes 8 minutes for
Light to travel from the sun to the earth shows how vast our solar system is if it takes less than a second to circle the earth. Amazing.

[debayanchatterjee]

Great work! Just that in light part, Saudi arabia was shown in the 8 frames, however, it was absent on the trajectory.

[Darwinwaterson]

Bro left faster then my dad after finding out my mom was pregnant

[Whatisvr]

Now imagine traveling this fast for a billion years straight. And still not being able to each the edge of the universe. Insane

[gewfhrefnjkr]

When you take this into consideration. It really is crazy to think it takes approx 8 minutes for the light from the sun to reach Earth. Space truly is uncomprehendingly massive.

[Eerielai]

The stunning thing is that it's imaginable. It's not impossible to visualize.

[jeffmclean]

Hey from 🇨🇦 , love this stuff. Thanks

[Slim_Charles]

Sound is so much more chill, taking the time to look around and enjoy the scenery during its journey

[JosaxJaz]

One thing that always impresses me is the surprisingly large amount of water on the earth. We often don't realize it since we only see maps, where the pacific ocean is usually split anyways. But the entirety of the pacific is actually massive.

[Global]

Others: _How did it go at the speed of light?!_

Me: _Luckily the POV didn’t hit the twin towers_