The woman asked to guess the flight from the photo from the window of the plane. Internet surprised

Twitter user Kiraa Wells published photo from the window of the plane and asked to guess where she was going. The Internet did not take long to wait - a well-known GeoGuessr player Trevor Reinbolt came to the comments and revealed all the cards.

Pay no attention to me. Just up in the clouds minding my own business
Can you guess where I'm going?

Trevor located her location to the exact coordinates, named the flight, destination, flight altitude, and even the place on the plane.

28.5097, -82.2464
flight WN4456 to Dallas, Texas

Trevor Rainbolt is a real guru GeoGuessr, a browser game where you have to guess places from photos from Google Street View. He had repeatedly demonstrated the ability to recognize a place on the map only by one hill or building on the outskirts of the city. And now, almost immediately, he determined the coordinates from only one road junction that fell into the frame.

The comments noted that Trevor made a slight miscalculation of 23,050 feet instead of 24,150 (according to Flightradar24), but it's still frighteningly accurate.

Oops, reposting even though you missed by 1000 feet, but that's ok :) still frighteningly accurate.

How he recognized the seat on the plane was explained by another user. It's all about the flight: Southwest only flies Boeing 737s, so the window seat to the right will always have an F. And judging by the visibility of the wingtip, this is the 17th row, or maybe the 18th.

In the comments under these entries, only delight and surprise. Many have thought about the privacy of our lives and the visual memory of players in GeoGuessr. In total, Trevor's answer already has more than 100 thousand likes and over 4,600 reposts.