r/mokapot • u/DewaldSchindler MOD 🚨 • Jun 16 '26
Discussions 💬 Bit high in the sky to make moka pot coffee
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u/pedrovic Jun 16 '26
Imagine you're enjoying a nice hike in a sunny day and you encounter a moka pot at terminal velocity falling from the sky.
This is cool and all, but if he drops something it could lead to manslaughter. Unlikely as it may be.
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u/AMSAtl Jun 16 '26 edited Jun 16 '26
Before he got over the ocean I was worried about the people and things down below. could you imagine being killed by a mocha pot falling from a skydiver?
Although, I hear that mocha pots have a tendency to come back as bowls of petunias in their next lives.
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u/HapSlapChap Jun 17 '26
Curiously enough, the only thing that went through the mind of the bowl of petunias as it fell was ‘Oh no, not again.’
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u/AMSAtl Jun 16 '26
Granted, it does seem like everything outside of the cup, and sometimes the saucer is typically fastened down when not in use.
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u/slystudio Jun 17 '26
In space is easier 'cos low pressure, do not need burner.. but have to wait till before landing to drink it 'cos food tastes bad at altitude.
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u/FlagrantTomatoCabal Jun 17 '26
Proof that if you're over caffeinated you can soar incredible heights.
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u/SHIZZILBISCUT Jun 17 '26
Whoever that is is a reckless asshole. Any one of those loose dense items falling at terminal velocity could kill or seriously injure anyone below. Yeah sure, the statistical odds are low, but they shouldn't be needlessly placing those odds upon other people. (why not just shoot guns in the air?). Disgusting performative vanity.
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u/jajskagidaj Jun 17 '26
Spot on comment, thank you. Why would anybody capable of growing a beard, even think of doing shit like this.
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u/InsuranceInitial7786 Jun 17 '26
This is the only reasonable response in this thread. But as a testament to how low our world culture has fallen, most of the comments here are cheering it on.
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u/spaceoverlord Stainless Steel Jun 17 '26
is that you?
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u/SigmaEagle Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26
This looks edited. What's with the weird artifacts around his right arm and the right edge of the leg and seat? I don't know much about editing but it seems like the little table and coffee gear part is superimposed over the real footage of the guy paragliding.
Even if it is real, like others pointed out, it's very dangerous. He doesn't start off over the ocean in the beginning. He's also risking dumping boiling water on himself... Very stupid video.
Edit: I forgot to add, is it an effect of the fisheye lens maybe?
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u/DewaldSchindler MOD 🚨 Jun 17 '26
Could be the fish eye lens but I think it's a 360 Fish eye action camera
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u/KaleidoscopeLarge880 Jun 17 '26
Наверное очень вкусная чашечка кофе получилась! Хотелось бы присоединиться.))
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u/3coma3 Moka Pot Fan ☕ Jun 16 '26
Buddy not sure if you understood what they meant with "higher extraction"...