To add to everyone mentioning anime with similar imagery, Gintama's 18th ending "Balance doll" not only has the mirror effect, but also shows the salt formations at 1:12 in the beggining before the camera pans up. For the longest time thought it was weirdly drawn water caustics before I found out about this place
Sometimes it rains so much that even the 4x4 can't enter because it is unsafe for the cars, try to go at the beggining or at the end of the raining season (before it gets crowded is better). Getting the perfect mirror+stars+sunset is a mix of lucky, good planning, and choosing the good guides and drivers.
Great video!! Would be interesting to find out what it’s really like to be there on a day like that. I can imagine it’s more crowded in some areas than pictures show, or maybe a big percentage is being industrialized now
It's not named Sailor de Uyuni... Learn to pronounce foreign words ;-) This one is actually easy. It's like Sal in salmon and ar like the letter R. Great shots and an informative clip otherwise ;)
@@EverythingExplaineddSelf explanatory. A curved mirror cannot create a specular reflection. All large bodies of water must be curved by gravity pulling from the core of the Earth if the globe were true.
@@TheNightShunternot really? The curve can be so gradual that it's hard, if not impossible to distinguish from a flat mirror with the naked eye The salt flat is so small in comparison to the scale of the globe that there really isn't too much of a change
@@snore178at 10 miles distance there should be 66ft of curvature in all directions from an observer height if around d 6 foot. Theses reflections are not possible at all on a globe. They would be distorted.
@@TheNightShunter y'know You're right, it should be distorted at such a distance And now that I'm looking at it closer, it is distorted near the horizon The clouds are somewhat compressed (for lack of a better word) near the horizon, like an ever so slightly bent mirror It's just hard to notice because you can only see about 3 miles before the curvature of the earth prevents you from seeing any further
Infinit azure stage from Tekken 0:20
That's why I'm here lol
How magnificent this place is, I wish I will visit someday..❤❤
To add to everyone mentioning anime with similar imagery, Gintama's 18th ending "Balance doll" not only has the mirror effect, but also shows the salt formations at 1:12 in the beggining before the camera pans up. For the longest time thought it was weirdly drawn water caustics before I found out about this place
Leave that place alone forget the lithium
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OK buddy. Forget your EV
Just imagine walking the salt flat while being in LSD!
Thanks Sean!
I’m planning a trip there, but I really want to go when the salt is reflective. So it depends on the weather that day or the time of day?
Yeah and also rain helps!
Sometimes it rains so much that even the 4x4 can't enter because it is unsafe for the cars, try to go at the beggining or at the end of the raining season (before it gets crowded is better). Getting the perfect mirror+stars+sunset is a mix of lucky, good planning, and choosing the good guides and drivers.
The rain is in the summer time, in the winter it is dry.
Phenomenal, awesome, what a wonderful world we live in….thanks for the video !!
february
Great stuff!!! I love how you showcased the Salar de Uyuni, do you mind if I share it?
thank you, sure thing!!
People dont realise how impossible this huge reflection is on a sphere.....
Because it's not impossible
People don't realise how small and insignificant they are that they can't understand that there are bigger things that can't be perceived by Edioits.
Thanks to internet i can enjoy just by watching at home 😊
Great video!! Would be interesting to find out what it’s really like to be there on a day like that. I can imagine it’s more crowded in some areas than pictures show, or maybe a big percentage is being industrialized now
Absolutely love your work! could you please let me know what music you had on the background though 😳😳
Hey, thank you so much! Sorry I only just saw this..
Intro:
All Will Pass - Alfie-Jay Winters
Main:
Sweeping Grounds - Major Tweaks
Looks great!
Ty for explaining
When is the best time to visit? Thanks
During the rainy season, that's when the water that pools on the surface creates the most clear mirror
February march😅
Tanjiro's soul
That hit deep bro
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The final world from Kingdom Hearts is based off this place
Seeing people taking salt blocks kinda makes me sad I wanna see it in real life but I don’t wanna see it mined
I am gonna invite my friend who plays tekken to fight each other here
Maravilloso
What country?
Bolivia ig
Canada
@Mr_Mustache_og sure?
There’s one of these in Australia, called Lake Tyrrell, it’s only recently started getting attention
Just googled it, that place looks mega!
No tiene comparación para nada
😍😍😍
its amazing!
🎉❤
Huel Squares
sah-LAHR, not SAY-lahr, please
It's not named Sailor de Uyuni... Learn to pronounce foreign words ;-) This one is actually easy. It's like Sal in salmon and ar like the letter R. Great shots and an informative clip otherwise ;)
looks like the earth is actually flat eh?
😂 are you serious or what???
Lol
it does look flat. wheres the curve since its more than 10k km because if there was a curve there would be no reflection
People are waking up. Jesus is the way.
If it was flat youd be able tp see the edge of the lake from anywhere
This is for atheists. “Evolution”😒😒
SUBHANALLAH EL ADHIM
SUBHANALLAH WE BIHAMDIHI.
ALLAHU AKBAR.
Where the sky meets the earth 🕋 🌍❤️
These salt flats are not possible on the globe because all water must be curved by gravity on the globe.
huh
@@EverythingExplaineddSelf explanatory. A curved mirror cannot create a specular reflection. All large bodies of water must be curved by gravity pulling from the core of the Earth if the globe were true.
@@TheNightShunternot really?
The curve can be so gradual that it's hard, if not impossible to distinguish from a flat mirror with the naked eye
The salt flat is so small in comparison to the scale of the globe that there really isn't too much of a change
@@snore178at 10 miles distance there should be 66ft of curvature in all directions from an observer height if around d 6 foot. Theses reflections are not possible at all on a globe. They would be distorted.
@@TheNightShunter y'know
You're right, it should be distorted at such a distance
And now that I'm looking at it closer, it is distorted near the horizon
The clouds are somewhat compressed (for lack of a better word) near the horizon, like an ever so slightly bent mirror
It's just hard to notice because you can only see about 3 miles before the curvature of the earth prevents you from seeing any further
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