Advanced Object Movement and Camera Functionality

Wilbur introduces a camera with a high shutter speed to capture fast-moving objects without blurring. The team uses trail cams to capture footage of an airborne object with unique flight capabilities, such as hovering and instant direction reversal. The object shows no speed ramp-up from a standstill and is calculated to drop at speeds over Mach 1.

What is the purpose of setting the camera's shutter speed to 1/50th of a second?

• To avoid blurring

• To capture more light

• To increase the resolution

• To enhance color accuracy

What was the camera designed to do every second?

• Capture sound

• Take a photograph

• Record a video

• Measure temperature

What did the team want to check on the trail cameras?

• The battery life

• The camera settings

• The captured object

• The weather conditions

What unique capability does the airborne object have?

• It can hover like a helicopter

• It can change color

• It can emit sound waves

• It can become invisible

How does the object move from a standstill?

• It spins before moving

• It ramps up speed gradually

• It shows no ramping up speed

• It moves in a zigzag pattern

What is the calculated drop speed of the object relative to the mountain?

• Just under Mach 1

• Twice Mach 1

• Exactly Mach 1

• Just over Mach 1

What is the significance of the object's ability to reverse direction instantly?

• It indicates advanced technology

• It is common in all aircraft

• It is a result of camera error

• It is due to wind conditions