Let's say you have a vertical leap of 1.5 feet. That's not bad, assuming you don't play basketball. Watch this super cool animation to see what heights that would take you to on other planets.

"What are they even trying to do?" one commenter asks.

That had to be at least momentarily terrifying.

"I want one, please. Thank you!" writes a viewer of the video.

This is a very unexpected turn of events.

Early mornings by the ocean feel different.

It takes a while for the gravity of the situation to dawn on him.

Viewers are amazed at what this astrophotographer is able to capture.

All of us are human and this guy proves it.

It's always sweet to see moments like this.

This gives us hope for humanity.

There is all kinds of speculation in the comments.

Compared to the Earth, our Sun is huge. But even our Sun pales in size compared to Stephenson 2-18.

No problem. I'll just be going about my business now.

A commenter wonders why she didn't kick it away.

He hasn't yet accepted what just happened.

A second more deadly airborne threat was preceded by a warning from the first.

Did she not even know there was a race going on?

A second more deadly airborne threat was preceded by a warning from the first.

But what should the real point of controversy be?

"Flying through paradise" is what the video poster call this.

There are bros in the back of the truck.

The runaway truck ramp looms ahead.

One comment says you can't leave your husband plus his friends unattended.

Will it be forced to take the sand ramp?

This is an example of excellent drone piloting combined with wonderful natural beauty.

One metaphor to use to fathom the answer is, he explains, it's as if we're a ship at sea heading toward a horizon.

The Backbone is the answer to many gamers' wishes.

One reader wonders why a truck that size is in a residential area to begin with.

This seems to have triggered a discussion about they physics of counterweight.