@whizyt1: genuinely impressive #usa #detect #radar #sonar #helicopter

Varik1️⃣1️⃣0️⃣🐟🏍🛵 :

how bro was staring as they slowly spon😭

aleriss :

"oh look the helicopters are looking at m-"

Ultima :

“Don’t think we don’t see you boy”

️ :

Jesus is God

Averageirishnationalist :

why would your phone camera (a receiver) be emitting infrared (a emitter)

𝓐𝓝𝓖𝓔𝓛🦖 :

how bro felt behind the phone

bochi♥︎ :

"wait theyre turning, arent they? "😭

SamSp890 :

the dude behind the phone

Gamerchik_chips :

its fake, most likely, the helicopters simply turned towards the guy, and not because of "infrared light" If anyone is interested, I can explain below

Leoo 🤿 :

“Contact, IR source, bearing 2-1-0, range 3 klicks.” “Tally same, IR source in sight.”

d4mxn._ :

Chinook not scary but the Apache 🫩✌🏼

Gabe🇺🇸🇺🇸 :

mr.︎long_shlog𓂸 :

helis: Yeah and then i... , yo who TF is this guy? "

The Lemon :

"The Helicopters have binocular vision. Meaning if they're looking at you... They're looking at YOU."

Clay 😔✌️💕 :

Me af if the helicopters turned to me like that

￶￶￶￶￶￶￶￶ :

how does a camera give infrared light? what I know that a camera can capture infrared light but not make infrared light

Idkwhattoputhere🇩🇴 :

How bro felt

Michael :

The lidar prob set off the Laser Warning System

Ramaviation🛩✈️ :

why did they do a death stare like that

Micheal :

Bro when he realized the whirlybird see him

Aquafina :

No, helicopter thermal cameras cannot capture the infrared light from a phone camera. A phone camera can detect near-infrared light, like that from a TV remote. Helicopter cameras use thermal infrared (mid to long-wavelength) to detect heat, which is a different part of the spectrum.

Lewis Hamilton 44 Aviation :

how the apache And Chinook be looking at bro:

Sad at subway :

I mean drones do the same thing

Vortex :

where the apache helicopter pilot looks the machine gun follows btw ✌