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No. This is lens distortion. The earth is flat.

@@DS-xg9kf ye, of course the lents have some distorsion, they are fish eye lenses.. but Hell, How retarded do you have to be to believe in a flat earth in 2024

@@DS-xg9kf you brain is flat

the earth is not flat, but that's also not the curvature, it's really just lens distortion, that's about the height of a comercial airplane and you can't see it from that

The Earth's curvature is clearly visible from commercial airliner. It is visible even on ground, when looking at a sea horizon.

Fuck the FAA. It`s a Russia.

We, the Commenters, have decided that it was an alien, or possibly a tic tac, or perhaps even an advanced time traveling humanocyborg from the year 3497. Definitely not an airplane or human origins though.

​@@johnshite4656that's crazy I was thinking the exact same thing 😂😂

For something like this, yes. The max altitude is usually 400 ft or so depending on the country. You're not supposed to go anywhere there could be commercial air traffic. You're also technically supposed to keep the drone in visual line of sight, or have a spotter with you for that purpose. Any kind of long range flight is considered beyond visual line of sight and therefore it is not allowed. I do believe it's a silly rule. If you're following all the regs then you don't need to blur anything. But you may still want to just for privacy's sake, so RUclips commenters can't figure out where you live.

you can see an airplane go by from left to right starting at 19:16

I assume that the guy that has enough knowledge to fly that thing, knows where planes are flying. And on another plane of thinking, what are the chances to actually damage a plane with that flimsy thing even trying? Most likely will be pushed away by the air flow created by that big bird. And just in case that you are able to aim the jet engine, and hence suck it, it will be ground like are the actual birds caught in flight. Those engines are designed for that. Sure, some birds grounded some planes, just by being too many. Anyway, I bet that there was no risk involved.

This isn’t in the U.S where the rules about it are strict. Iirc it is in Russia

I fly my fixed wing above the clouds all the time, never had any issues. This type of flying sets you free rules be damned, they cant make rules on freedom. Honestly nobody is ever going to tell me when or where I can fly. Just keep your video's for yourself and don't broadcast your signal you will be fine.

@@DeadCell765like he said, this is the attitude that resulted in us having rules.

@@Flumphinator Some will follow them and some wont I def follow in the wont category as many others do. The FAA is a joke you can send a giant UNMANNED weather balloon 20 times the size of a drone into space without any restriction or regulation at all, well depending on payload but for the most part anyone can do this from anywhere, but you cant fly your drone over 400 feet. Whenever the FAA decides to make rules that are reasonable and make sense I think more people will get on board. but until then plenty of people will continue to ignore them completely as well they should.

@@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL so what? EU guys sees this, and want to replicate, so they do. 99 out o 100 it's unnoticed by anyone, but once officials see this, there is a pressure to make rules even stricter for everyone. Same in US and anywhere in the world. Plus there are those guys like one above, who are some kind on neo-hobby-punk, that does not accept any rules LOL

Haha came here to make that comment 😂

@@dutchfpv9254 "below" haha this situation is mad

As well as one above @11:35

yea, good reason right there why not to do this. imagine it smashing through the windscreen of the jet at 300mph,

@@nzmeateaterthe only problem is if it goes in the engine

Snitches get stitches and found in ditches!

This type of flying sets you free rules be damned, they cant set rules on freedom.

@@DeadCell765 Yeah but the people in the plane that you can see zooming below the RC plane also have a right to live, and their right to live outweighs your right to ignore flight regulations for fun and "freedom." I mean, I would feel more free if I didn't obey any speed limits of the road too, but again, it would be less safe for those around me, and therefore my freedom can go fuck itself. Do you see?

Hey I'm glad I caught you here I was wondering if your schedule is open, I stepped in some dog shit and my boots really need cleaned are you hungry right now? 🥾👅