Now, you may be wondering if this is edited. Turns out it’s not. This is directly from Infinite Flight… well, outside the known universe of Infinite Flight. Let me explain what exactly you’re looking at. This is an F-22 flying through space at around 1266x the speed of light. It’s traveling so fast that the distance it’s covering per second is greater than the distance between the Sun and Mars. If you want a number, it’s over 235 million miles per second.
At this point, you’re probably having an existential crisis about how this is possible… I honestly don’t know. I was just messing around with the space glitch on casual service and it somehow launched me outside of the known universe of Infinite Flight (that’s what I’m calling it for the time being).
due to the underground slingshot up into the heavens glitch (or simply space glitch) it may not actually be recorded correctly in the replay since I’ve had similar issues in the past with it
Yes. Very. Still don’t know what caused it to get that chaotic. The space glitch usually launches you around Mach 40 into space. This was very different that not only did I get launched at 1266x the speed of light into space, I also teleported into South America
I’ve just did this one again (didn’t do since a long time) if you watch the replay seconds before the end, it will do the replay glitch and every time you go to the very end of the replay and keep playing, you keep going more and more faster (in term of Vertical speed and altitude only)
Actually over 18’000’000’000 ft (18 billions of feet) you can no longer see our planet ! (applies to a small resolution screen and display on iPod touch)
Several years ago, I tried to use this very glitch to phase through the moon. I gave up since it requires incredibly timing, but I did discover that the moon isn’t even a full sphere. It’s more of a bowl shape and we’re seeing the bottom of it
