The reason that one side of the moon is never visible from the Earth is because the moon spins once on its axis in precisely the same amount of time it takes to revolve around the Earth. If its rate of rotation were slightly different than its rate of revolution, we would eventually be exposed to the entire surface of the moon.
@StargateFan4 on the 4th reading i finally worked through your shocking grammar and yes the moon always "faces" the earth but not for quite the reason you said. If it were just locked in our gravity like a fly in amber it would be geostationary. It has no angular velocity within the earth orbit.
oh btw, i didnt add the 'camera shake' thing because i didnt want it to look like it was done on a camera... that sounds silly, but it makes sense to me lol
wich program u used?
8800userable 6 months ago
I think I know where you live after this :D Great animation
Wireheadking 7 months ago
The reason that one side of the moon is never visible from the Earth is because the moon spins once on its axis in precisely the same amount of time it takes to revolve around the Earth. If its rate of rotation were slightly different than its rate of revolution, we would eventually be exposed to the entire surface of the moon.
lemlin1967 11 months ago
Yay! I saw sweden :3
firefoxdw 1 year ago
it's good but i think it needs more ^.^
gracederamos03 1 year ago
how did u dothat effect?
ILikeWeatherGuy 1 year ago
Good, but the Moon is too big, the earth has far too little clouds and the sun is further away from that.
actionreplayman07 1 year ago
dat it pretty nuts
lugger20 1 year ago
pretty good apart from moon is too big and facing wrong way :D
StargateFan4 2 years ago
how is the moon facing the wrong way?
ZaneProduction 2 years ago
The face on the moon always points towards the centre of the earth because its it is locked in are gravitation spin and does not rotate its self!
StargateFan4 2 years ago
@StargateFan4 on the 4th reading i finally worked through your shocking grammar and yes the moon always "faces" the earth but not for quite the reason you said. If it were just locked in our gravity like a fly in amber it would be geostationary. It has no angular velocity within the earth orbit.
lemlin1967 11 months ago
bcause lights, check it out
polki06 2 years ago
@ZaneProduction The moon's gravity is locked facing earth and does nto spin so the face of the moon would face towards the planet not towards us
StargateFan4 1 year ago
@StargateFan4 the moons supposed to be bigg and its not facing the wrong way
MrAmylP 1 year ago
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@MrAmylP The moon's gravity is locked facing earth and does nto spin so the face of the moon would face towards the planet not towards us
StargateFan4 1 year ago
I like the addition of the moon and the sun.
undeadcowstudios 2 years ago
The moon is far too close to the earth.
Bloodgod40 2 years ago 4
you cant tell. youre seeing it in perspective, as the moon is in front of the moon. and youre standing behind the moon..
SweetPlague 2 years ago
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alexus5289 2 years ago
Dude use your head, i meant the moon is in front of the earth and the camera behind the moon..
SweetPlague 2 years ago
you can tell. it surrounds the earth too quick to be as far away as it had to be if we were in pespective. def. too big, fast or close. :)
Varg111 1 year ago
Pretty good but could be smoother. It zooms out to far space too fast. Makes it too artificial. Also, it looks kind of flat.
moothemoostudios 3 years ago
i did the actual zoom seperate to the full space scene, then just mixed them in a little.
=]
ZaneProduction 3 years ago
nice. did you have to render in parts and then put it together? or was it all one animation?
beatinYou 3 years ago
oh btw, i didnt add the 'camera shake' thing because i didnt want it to look like it was done on a camera... that sounds silly, but it makes sense to me lol
ZaneProduction 3 years ago