Did the ball hit the cable?
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1:18:43from the side. >> It hits the spider cam and then it goes down, changes the trajectory. >> Looks a little infantino-ish. A little sketch. >> It looks a little sketchy. It looks like I mean, they're doing this whole like, you know, zoom in and things like that, right? The next video we've got is just a clean video that I found of the ball going up and then it definitely like falls down. >> Bruh, >> it definitely falls down like >> you know um the camera itself is moving which is why I can't really get a like a good handle >> right on what's what's going on >> on what's going on. But like it seems like it goes up and then and then it
1:19:23falls faster than it should. >> This is not a rainbow where there's gold at the end of the rainbow. No. Right. And it it seems more than air resistance because I do I do understand that like you know as it's not going to be a perfect parabola. The parabola is going to get squished as you keep going. Just doesn't look quite like air resistance. >> A little sketch. Right now the ball has a sensor. That's the story which we talked about. >> Yes. We talked about the ball has a sensor and um it's taking data at 500 hertz. It's got this inner um this IMU, inertial mass unit, right under the surface of the ball. Um it goes off and
1:20:04it's sending data at 500 times a second. Right? This thing is measuring acceleration in three directions. So FIFA puts out this video of the ball. There's the data from the IMU. In the bottom left corner, we see it like what looks like the if you watch uh ER or the pit or any hospital shows, the little thing that shows your heartbeat. Yeah. This this is flatlined. >> It's flatlined except for like when the when the when the goalie kicked it. >> That's it. That's it. >> It's flatlining. There's a little bit of undulation. You can actually tell if you look closely. There's a tiny bit of undulation. >> It's not totally flat. It's not it's not a line. It's not a line, which tells me cuz there's a theory that's going out
1:20:44there saying that like, oh, perhaps the ball um cut off like the it was far enough away from the receivers to where the data packet wasn't going through. >> I don't see that because I'm seeing >> it's still it's continues to it continues >> like it's not flatlining. There's still
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