Breaking Atmo: The Solar System
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For maximum effect, watch in HD. This looks a little similar to the first few minutes of WttU 3; actually, he copied ME, the scoundrel.
This is not a video that explains much about anything. It's a video full of the most beautiful and inspiring space photography I could track down.
Obviously, there's a lot I missed out or could have included - countless moons, asteroids, dwarf planets and geographical features - but I only took the best I could. This is to inspire you to go and look at stuff more than anything else.
I also steered clear of anything but real and clear photography - no artists impressions or bitty little specks. The exception to that is Pluto and Charon, which we won't see properly for a few years until New Horizons gets out there.
Ida/Dactyl (the only known asteroid with an orbiting satellite), Vesta and Ceres occupy the asteroid belt. Ceres is the largest object in the asteroid belt, classified as a dwarf planet, and Vesta the second largest. They'll be visited and studied in detail from 2011 by the Dawn Mission probe.
IMovie is not the most flexible system for titling videos, so it's occasionally clumsy. The music alternates between appropriate and spectacularly unsubtle. Enjoy. Go look things up. Space is awesome.
This is not a video that explains much about anything. It's a video full of the most beautiful and inspiring space photography I could track down.
Obviously, there's a lot I missed out or could have included - countless moons, asteroids, dwarf planets and geographical features - but I only took the best I could. This is to inspire you to go and look at stuff more than anything else.
I also steered clear of anything but real and clear photography - no artists impressions or bitty little specks. The exception to that is Pluto and Charon, which we won't see properly for a few years until New Horizons gets out there.
Ida/Dactyl (the only known asteroid with an orbiting satellite), Vesta and Ceres occupy the asteroid belt. Ceres is the largest object in the asteroid belt, classified as a dwarf planet, and Vesta the second largest. They'll be visited and studied in detail from 2011 by the Dawn Mission probe.
IMovie is not the most flexible system for titling videos, so it's occasionally clumsy. The music alternates between appropriate and spectacularly unsubtle. Enjoy. Go look things up. Space is awesome.
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Anywho, great work, again.
I cannot believe the multitudes of similarities between our beliefs. I too have devoted most of my life to music (and writing, also, actually) and completely agree with you about how people discriminate types of music, yet discriminating religion is different for some reason. They ARE basically the same thing: preferences inherited at first, then developed into more individualistic beliefs that usually coincide with another coterie. I just want to say hats off...
Ok maybe I expressed awkwardly however what I meant so say was that Clapton really isn't that good. A bunch of better guitar players - but they lacked 2 things. They wouldn't get the radio time(and you know that music industry doesn't seek talent but money especially nowadays) and they weren't english. Rory for example played the real blues, he devoted his life to it, didn't care for singles and money but for the music and soul...I can't really say that about Eric, can I?
No hard feelings friend, bye!