Don't tell me you think that something over Mach 1 will remain intact when it comes in contact of a solid object?

with normal inertia we should see it keep spinning and flying up, yeah?

@The Gwench hello

some people have suggested water

is that better?

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If It's water and it covers little surface area, Even then, Why didn't it go through?

hitting water would slow down the speed and rotation as we observe in the video

yeah?

Before you say 'Water is incompressible', Then it shouldn't still taken damage, And since it didn't, It should've just gone through.

like what's the globe explanation to the video?

@Seeker of Truth Good evening to you.

I don't even know

But according to the video, It abruptly stops and makes a 'sfx'.

@The Gwench Can I just kick all these people, they are a waste of time?

^^;

it just legit looks like it's running into something

hehe

Of course, That doesn't mean It's true.

so you doubt the video is real?

Gwench can you do a Verification VC with Covariant when he gets back?

Or, Again, MACH 1 ON SOLID/WATER WOULD NOT KEEP AN INTACT OBJECT.

Yes.

I doubt the video is real, Or at least, How the person who posted the video portrays it.

so to clarify you believe it's an edited video that's slowed down, and with added sound effects?

Essentially, Yes. Or maybe It's not, And the person who's portraying it that way is just wrong about the 'Ice' or 'Water'.

so what is the sound we're hearing? why the sudden reduction in speed?

if it's not running into anything?

Didn't you just say 'edited video'?

I'm asking what you believe is going on in the video

The powers of editing go far, Farther than I even thought.

because to me it clearly looks like it's hitting something

What I think is going on is probably an edit.

Though, Again, It could be something completely different that the poster of the video is portraying as a 'dome'.

point being that under the globe model there shouldn't be anything it's running into

Though the part I am most doubtful of is that part.

@Undecided Earther

just air

Yes.

So let's go back again.