Space Thread

>>1533210
This is so ridiculously big....my mind just can't comprehend it.

>>1533217
>Saturnrise

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This thread is giving me that feeling again.
That feeling that I haven't had in a while because my mind has been preoccupied with daily life and business.
That feeling you get when you really think about everything and remember how fucking weird space is. It's just so god damned weird.

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>>1533386
And yet it surrounds us. Encompassing us. Night & day. Always.

...Forever.

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>>1533210
not posting the one with sound

>>1533485
Sauce on music?

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>>1533207

>>1533386

We're the ones that are weird, not space. There's a hell of a lot more of it than there is of us.

>>1533398
This movie is so bad, but the music makes it so great. The music can make or break a movie.

>>1533485
That bit at the end just made me bust out laughing in fear.

>>1533574
It wasn't that bad, specially the first half or so

>>1533386
>Thinks the Macro is weird
Everything micro is 10^10 as weird.

>>1533581
Good stuff. I had the same mild panic when I went to my first black hole on Space Engine. The musice changed, the light started warping around a pitch black circle, and I accidentally got stuck to the surface since the travel speed automatically drops super low when you collide with an object. I was sitting there panic-laughing trying to scroll my mouse wheel up as fast as I could before my brain collapsed on itself.

>>1533232
>>1533581
>>1533646
This is Space Engine 2. something I forget.

>>1533394
Well, technically not forever.

Eventually the fabric of spacetime will be expanding so fast, it will exceed the speed of light. When the universe ends, the edge of the known universe will get smaller and smaller, and everything we know will be localized to a tinier sphere. Everything beyond a certain point will be pitch black. That sphere will shrink to the size of the solar system, then the size of the earth.

You might even get to watch the universe being unmade. The sun will go out. Everything will get cold. If you manage to survive that, a pitch blackness will creep along towards you, until nothing is left in the universe but you. And then nothing.

>>1533542
Not entirely accurate. Look up "Alcubierre drive"

>>1533232
fuck this scares me

>>1533394
>>1533553
>>1533598
Just something about there being nothingness forever in every direction, right now. Also all the random gasses/rocks that have formed after unimaginable amounts of time bumping into each other in this immense nothingness. I know they're relatively simple things to think about but every time I do it still gives me a feeling like nothing else. I love it.

>>1533232
This is a quasar, right?
Fucker is a few trillion times brighter than the sun.

>>1533404
was that challenger or anotehr one?

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>>1533704

>>1534035
Nah, not a quasar. Just a black hole with an accretion disk. Quasars have polar jets.

>>1534183
Welp

>>1533712
>nothingness
Maybe on our scale, but it turns out space is a terrible name for space. Shit's weird.

>>1533384
What's this from? Is he tethered? Because I've never heard of someone drifting of into space before.

>>1534244
Nevermind I think I remember what it is. I'm sure they launched an empty suit with analysis kit in it one day.

>>1533217
>h-hey earth-chan, just w-wondering if you were busy? n-not like it m-m-matters to me or anything!!~

>>1534246
yeah, that's what it was

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuitSat

>>1534155
Challenger was a space shuttle you fucking retard.

>>1534281
ohyeah

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>>1533540
Kevin Macleod - Black Vortex

>>1534301
gets me every time

>>1534209
I don't think that's accurate. A quasar may or may not have a jet.

>>1534183
Just a graphic right? There's no way Space Engine is that pretty/terrifying now.

>>1535293
Ahh you're right. Polar jets aren't the only attribute.

Space engine doesn't properly show quasars though, or label them correctly. All you'd have to go by on whether or not that's a quasar is it's size and proximity to other celestial bodies. If it's near the center of a galaxy or a large density of stars it's probably a quasar.

>>1535430
Google it. Space engine is crazy. If you have a great computer turn your graphics way up and have a good time.

Only thing is the galaxies after a certain distance from the Milky Way are proc generated and the universe is cube-shaped, but they have plans to give the universe it's more accurate known shape in future updates.

>>1533217
Is that Cassini?

>>1534281
>was

>>1533215
i swear the engineers calculated everything to make that sick as fuck shot

>>1533485
I've seen this a lot of times and it still gives me chills, it's just amazing..

The music is pretty good for it too

>>1533398
>>1533591
dude sun zombie lmao

>>1538997
That's why I said the first half was pretty good.

>>1533384
There's one with music to this.
Anyone got it?

>>1533232
>approach pulsar
>check "rotate with object"

>>1533210
>>1533485
Largest black hole discovered is twice as large as the Phoenix cluster black hole, 40 billion suns. Why didn't they put that in the vid? It would fuck with your head even more.

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>>1540552

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>>1540558

>>1540551
I would appreciate it if you made use of the metadata field and included the music source

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>>1540551

>>1534035
>>1534209
quazars dont exist anymore anyways

>>1541393
Someone combine this with Martian landscape

>>1542592
You don't know that. It may be rare in this epoch but surely there's some galactic merges going on somewhere in the universe right now. Our galaxy will merge with Andromeda in a few billion years and that's expected to produce a quasar.

bumping for more space

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>>1548627

>>1534638
>you will never see a pulsar with your own eyes
>you will never observe a magnitar
fuck everything, man

I have been to Space, but I have never been to me.

https://youtu.be/edBzlf7BLqs
Good music and interesting intro

>>1540568

Autism: The Post

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>>1533207
a bit of OC

>>1533404
>>1534155

I believe it's an Atlas rocket, used by Nasa in the 60s as ICBMs and to launch most of the Mercury program plus the Agena targets used for docking practice during Gemini.

This would've been a satellite or test launch, given that the Mercury program never had a manned launch failure. Pretty cool vid though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4ag0LPRjhA

>>1533397
>>1533398
man that movie made me cry like a fucking baby first time through

>>1536866
It's a shot from Earth. This kind of view actually only requires fairly basic kit, an 8" or 10" Dobsonian (a few hundred bucks) is good enough to see Saturn like that. You just need to get lucky to have a Saturn-lunar occultation visible from your location.

>>1549070
10/10, saved

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>>1550162

Nice, that's where my wallpaper comes from

>>1533542
Holy shit, does that screensaver still exist?

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>>1533369
Better version

>>1540478
link?

>>1534183
What is existence

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Somewhat related

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>>1534183

>>1533386

Gives me the anxiety

I see no God

>>1551112
Sauce?

>>1551208
That's why you have to enjoy the few shit that you have.

>>1540478
When working on a logarithmic scale "twice" isn't a huge increment. Still would've been better, but it's not a serious omission.

>>1551092
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_massive_black_holes#List

>>1551614
It's twice the diameter, imagine two phoenix cluster black holes standing side by side. Wouldn't go unnoticed.

>>1551208
>witness a universe full of incredible events and seemingly impossible objects
>all this a coincidence

I don't understand people like this

>>1551814
Troll harder.

>>1551814

Can't help it, m8, some people can look at this shit and see God but I'm not one of them, no matter how hard I try.

Oh well. As long as I got alcohol I'm okay

>>1551814
>live in a multiverse where everything that can happen happens
>whoah, something happened, what a coincidence!
Just no.

>>1551814
>I don't understand anything

FTFY

>>1549070
This is fucking awesome anon! Thought this was some intro to Space Tycoon or something

>>1550272
sweet jesus how do you get an animated wallpaper? Is it taxing on the on RAM?

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>>1552978
i'd like to know too

let me know if you figure it out!

>>1553036
after some googling, I've found a free one but its not really good so I'm still looking. Basically looking for "dreamScenes" and free programs to load them up.

>>1552978

Wallpaper Engine on Steam, it's in early access at the moment but it's got a pretty amazing library of content submitted in the workshop

http://store.steampowered.com/app/431960/

>>1552978
As for RAM, I have two monitors with two different wallpapers and it's taking up about 92MB, and that's the 64bit version.

>>1552978
>>1553069

Also RAM depends on what wallpaper you're using though, this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwLUlRYBevQ) will take up a few hundred MB

>>1553058
thanks!

You know what I hate the most? The concept of space astounds and amazes me, and yet I have absolutely no mathematical ability what so ever. As much as I would love to be a Rocket Scientist or a Physicist, I know I can never have the ability to do that.

>>1548627
fuck that song takes me back to when I played orbiter every afternoon when i got home from school

>>1554618
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7RYSQvrUrc

>>1554519
>>1554519
>Anonymous
It does not matter anon. No one will explore deep space for another 200 years. Once the megoladon reaches the Goldilocks zone maybe then can your descendants research warp tech and hard light science

>>1533207

Are the red parts communist countries

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>>1550272
Space Engine is fucking lit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udAL48P5NJU

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>>1555190
A great AYY LMAO triangle

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>>1534183
Just a little bit scary...happyending added

>>1551068
sauce on that music?

>>1555331
Nine inch nails ghosts, not sure which one

>>1555269
What's that from?

>>1555395
found it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6R8GCX_wSs

>>1555460
That audio is making my ears bleed

Have a higher quality version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tI1vUKsHUUw

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>>1555236

>>1551559
Using something called google, and my epix haxor skillz, I was able to track down a possible source.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxepnIG1yQQ

>>1549070
good OC

Even the greatest minds in the world haven't unraveled the mysteries of our Universe.
How do we expect to understand all of it?
Our intellect has taken us far but is still primitive and limited when compared to the grand scale of things.
Sometimes I think about how we developed our eyes in order to perceive light.
We can only observe as the Universe unfolds itself to us...

>>1556208
Oh nice, plasma forming behind a capsule during reentry?

>>1533369
Fuck, NIN works so well with space footage for some reason.

>>1554776
Thats 'Straya, and the upper ones China/mongolia/russia so, yea pretty much.

>>1556447
https://vimeo.com/108650530

Video from Wanderers
Short film from Erik Wernquist

>>1534148
>Select all images with a sign
>Dead End
WELP...
pretty scary that just one (1) single asteroid can fuck us up pretty bad...

>>1556447
I love this and I fucking love her smile at the end

>>1556447
>when stalin won the war

>>1556495
>The escape tower that escapes alone
kek

>>1555269

Scared the fuck out of me. Fuck.

>>1533217
>le smug giant gasplanet faec

>>1556495
Someone told me this was supposed to be a static fire, but the rocket was accidentally released at the last moment, so it flew like 4 inches in the air

>>1559888

Well, I wouldn't trust anything else they say.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury-Redstone_1

>>1533404
can i get salsa on music pls?

>>1533404
>>1559999
nvrmind im retarded

>>1559902
Well the 4 inches part was correct

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>>1533232

>>1542592
they do, a lot of younger galaxies have them because of the excess amount of matter

>>1549070
every time i listen to it, i think of some random guy in a suit just pointing at me with eyes of accomplishment. I like accomplishment. thank you anon.

>>1533207
>what screensavers could have been

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>>1564137
You can do this with wallpaper engine

>>1564050
>>1550259
>>1552902
>>1556264

thanks guys, feels good to know my first oc was actually good lol

>>1548699
You wouldn't "see" much of anything, most of the radiation is gamma and xray

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>>1533386

>>1533581
Same for me

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>>1564570
makes a pretty dank spape bro.

>>1536634
Did it just break the sound barrier?

>>1551112
>nihilsm in a nutshell

>>1533374
NEED SAUCE PLEASE.

>>1551208
But God sees you.

>>1567286
Look up daveachuk on YouTube.

>>1567287

I hope not, I've got /gif/ open one tab over

>>1564054
how the fuck does that happen

nature what in the actual fuck

>>1567760
There's actually 6 hurricanes near the pole, the end result is that hexagonal cloud formation

>>1562443
fampai what is this

>>1553058
boo it has no free version ):

>>1556473
she's wearing an MCU/2P gas mask

>>1568602
>$2
Nigga, please

>>1548899
Soon

>>1533386
You are in space anon.

>>1533485
>holy crap value = 100

>>1548699
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIvZq-zgXkQ

Sorry for the shit quality. Someone should make it into a good webm. I would but i'm retarded...

>>1563982
underrated post

>>1549070
Great work, I love it. Can you make a higher rez version too?

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>>1563982
Pretty much.

>>1568748
Good thing there's literally a program called WEBM FOR RETARDS.

>>1562443
What is this?

>>1549070
I'm using this webm to post in flat earth threads in /x/ proving we did go to space

>>1556481
you wish nigga

>>1570063
Nigga you could post literally any footage of space shit and they still wont believe u

>>1542383
Sauce on the music?

>>1571537
Nevermind, found it.

Stellardrone - Breathe in the Light

Bump?

>>1574818
bumping again

>>1551814
tbf, the existence of life is a much better testament to the likelihood of God than anything cosmic.

>>1533542
It just occurred to me that even if we did successfully create a warp drive, it would instantly warp away and be gone forever. And it sure as hell can't be remotely controlled, so any craft that operates on such a system has to be able to reorient itself and perfectly identify our star once again in order to return.

Not that warp drives are likely to ever be created, but it's just something that struck me.

>>1548627
Wow, feels like a Don Herdtzfeldt

>>1555177
amen brotha

Although it's a bit sad, I thought I had a pretty decent gaming rig, until I tried to play Space Engine. I mean sure, it runs fine, but in order to be able to see the really beautiful details I have to stare at one spot and let it generate the terrain details for at least a full minute.

>>1540541
Anybody know song name?

>>1568485
Give me a quick rundown on these two.

>>1575980
>A HURR A DURR SO FUNNEH MAY MAY XDDD

Eat a shotgun.

>>1570038
>>1568469
Think it might be Outerra

>>1556495
>>1559902
>Flight director Chris Kraft rejected several unsafe interventions, including using a rifle to shoot holes in the booster's propellant tanks to depressurize them.

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>>1533485
fucking christ

>>1540478
>>1551806
Not confirmed yet, they think someone screwed up the math on that one

>>1575655
This

>>1581004
>>1581014
Anyone know what are those inner rings coming from and then to the pole?

>>1581043
shadows, anon
shadows

>>1581046
Topkek
I'll admit that I at least considered that possibility before asking

>>1551208
strangefully, whenever i see a space thread, it makes me belive god more. well i am actually agnostic atheist but this all vids make me feel really powerless and unimportant. so i look after a stronger end better thing that actually rules everything.

>>1575660
They are likely; extremely, actually. But don't worry, when we have the technology to create one we'll either have the technology to bring it back or it would be used to just send colonization ships on a one-way journey.

>>1581004
>>1581014
sauce on video or music?

>>1581265
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fguuYKM4h4E

>>1581271
not quite?

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>>1581265
>>1581265
the videos are space engine
the song in those is a VERY slowed down / lower pitch version of this https://youtu.be/ApCoJeatwac

>>1533398
>>1533397
This movie was trash, but I've always hated Hard SF movies done by people who have no idea what they're talking about when it comes to actual science.

Didn't the director or the lead actor say that this movie turned into an atheist because they fully believed that all Christians would totally do what the antagonist did?

>>1581544
>movies done by people who have no idea what they're talking about when it comes to actual science.

I don't remember it being so bad on that front, and Brian Cox's commentary track (although it has been years since I listened to it) was fairly interesting. They put a little more thought into a bunch of elements I wouldn't have imagined they'd bother with.

That's not to say it was approaching perfect - they still fudged an awful lot for various reasons (eg. artificial gravity on the ship; the not very realistic theoretical premise behind the Sun's failure, and the futility of their method to try to kick start it again, etc). But compared to the vast majority of sci-fi films, it seemed to put a bit more effort into trying to give things a somewhat plausible in-Universe explanation.

>Didn't the director or the lead actor say that this movie turned into an atheist because they fully believed that all Christians would totally do what the antagonist did?

I thought their approach was a lot more "agnostic" on this front. Again, going by memory from some of the stuff on the commentary, they set up the psychologist character so it wasn't exactly clear whether he was so interested in the Sun himself because he wanted to understand the impact it was having on other people, or whether he was starting to become personally obsessed in a manner similar to the first ship's captain.

They kept bringing up the "the Sun can kind of feel like a God" element of things, and they even give the (presumably) atheist physicist protagonist a semi-religious experience at the very end of the movie (not to mention the psychologist's death scene, and his reaction during the second ship's captain's death while they were repairing the panels). So I'm really not sure it makes much sense to argue that the movie necessarily went down the "atheist" path. And given that most of the characters were presumably atheists, I'm not sure it's easy to argue what Christians would do?

>>1581544
It wasn't actually that bad even if the premises was silly, and they did put more attention to detail than most space movies do

>>1549070
Aw man I fucking love that song. Thanx!

>>1567257
no, that would look like a white disc around it and create a loud bang, whatever this is its something different

>>1556208
it reminds me of a seraph at 0:07ish

>>1549070
That could be a TV ad to get the public into space shit

Well done anon

>>1581544
>This movie was trash
It's okay to be wrong.

>>1581544
>>1582326
>>1582516
>what is suspension of disbelief

It's a movie. It didn't actually happen IRL.
Hollywood takes liberties, news at 11.

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>>1533397
Name of movie?

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>>1583724

>>1583155
>It's a movie. It didn't actually happen IRL.
>Hollywood takes liberties, news at 11.
Gee whiz, it's almost like I -said- they took some liberties.

>>1583741
:'(

>>1534183
actually my phobia

>>1568825
Not sure how. I have a high res version saved on my computer. How would I make it a high res webm?

fuck it. can't make a webm of it. don't know why
https://youtu.be/NztoKbZ9fZ4

>>1583137
>>1582533
>>1570063
>>1568825
>>1564050
>>1556264
>>1552902
>>1550259

Thanks guys. Here's the original video if anyone wants to do me the solid of making a high res version. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y94fmxBO0GE

Should I make more of these kinds of videos for other stuff?

>>1549070

All the replies to this have to be samefaag

>>1534301
>still no webm version

>>1586539
Alien Planet was a good "documentary"

>>1586591
can't fucking believe theres people on the youtube section thinking its a real documentary lmao

Do you think we will be able to live out there before our sun go boom?

>>1586750
Never underestimate just how fucking stupid people can be

>>1555219
my cat loved this.

>>1536634
Must have busted up a cloud? I can see those waves erase a rainbow on the right.

>>1568747
i really REALLY want source on this soundtrack

>>1533591
Yeah i liked it right up until you learned there was another dude on board.

>>1575660
We have bigger problems than just every trip being potentially a one-way trip.

Ok when you accelerate up to light speed everything ahead of you is going to blue-shift and eventually transition into gamma rays blasting you in your face, this is kind of a problem because shielding against them is really hard but still not impossible.

Behind you everything is going to red-shift and eventually vanish from view as the light can no longer keep up. Now beyond it being real inconvenient because you are blind and deaf for the duration of the travel and being bathed in intense radiation this effectively means you are creating an event horizon behind your ship.

Ok, so what?

This is where the Unruh effect comes into play.

The concept is that a vacuum depends on the observer. Now a quick note here is that we don't mean vacuum as something completely empty as that doesn't really exist. Rather we mean everything is in the very lowest energy states, so very cold.

If you are accelerating and looking at something it won't seem quite as cold. Now for one Gee of acceleration (earth's gravity) this isn't much. About a billion of a Trillionth of a degree.

If you're accelerating fast enough however (like to go faster than light) then it can be a lot hotter. Hot things give off black body radiation. Remember a vacuum isn't empty, it's full of stuff like virtual particles.
[c]

>>1587931

Now Acceleration and Gravity are basically the same thing so this effect looks very similar to the hawking radiation that black holes emit. What this means is that your event horizon trailing your ship because you're moving so fast that light can't keep up isn't LIKE a black hole it basically IS one complete with a lot of hawking radiation. A lot of radiation.

It's been calculated that an event horizon like this would be pretty close to Planck Temperature. Now if you are familiar with Planck distance and time you might think of this as really slow. Planck Temp is the opposite and usually considered the opposite of absolute zero, the very hottest something can possibly be before physics simply breaks altogether. This thing would make the cores of the biggest hottest star feel like Antarctica, and you have this thing following you.

>>1587934
>>1587931
So basically warp drives create black holes behind ships

fuck.

Can I get a music sauce on this?

>webm related to space, Obviously.

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>>1589127
Testing if it's possible to post the webm

>>1589132
Sauce on the animu

>>1589353
Royal Space Force

>>1551814
I prefer it that way. More fun to think this has all happened by some incredibly long odds than through a divine plan.

>>1588042
Black holes that burn a trillion times hotter than the hottest star. The heat is a bigger problem.

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comfy bump

>>1540565
This video goes all the way to splashdown. Some of the sounds as it hits the atmosphere are unearthly: world's most extreme wind instrument!

>>1587265
the high amplitude sound waves from the rocket motors disrupted the columnar and planar formations of ice crystals that cause the sun dog. A really gorgeous effect!

>>1533217
needs a So Sprach Zarathustra soundtrack

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>>1533404

>>1534183
i did too much DMT the other day, and I basically experienced this. shit was not cash

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>>1533207

>>1533379
food, check
clothing, check
entertainment, check

>>1541393
From now on, I'll be watching the news for headlines of
>Launch postponed at Bajkonur due to burrowing rodents undermining rocket's path to launch pad

>>1549070
you need an exclamation point in your filename

>>1549067
STFU: The Reply.

>>1533207
>this triggers the flat earther.webm

>>1541393
Did they adjust the camera to look at the prairie dog instead of the launch?

>>1556462
It looks close, but in reality that's probably around 200-500 thousand miles or so. No where even close to our gravitational field

>>1549067
kek

>>1533207
Is this a real sequence of photos or is it a rendition?

>>1589132
source on the music!?

>>1594045
>>1540551
Music?

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>>1539714
Here you go, friend.

>>1599384

Yeah a sequence of photos taken by Himawari-8 every 10 minutes.

>>1552415
>As long as I got alcohol I'm okay
Don't be the kind of person who finds his answers at the bottom of a bottle. Be the kind of person who finds his answers through a telescope.

>>1599334
The Flat Earthers are a fake group intended to discredit the Geocentrists.

>>1589132
too bad the rest of it sucked

>>1533386
And future generations are practically forced to go into space, just so that our destructive asshole of a species has to survive.

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>>1586539

>>1555269
when you're so close to it, it creates a vertical horizon (Verizon?).

By god it's like looking at the edge of space.

>>1533485

>Big rectangle of suns
>Aw shit son thats a lot
>Suddenly becomes cubed
>Oh lord
>Cubes become even bigger cube
>I have lost words

>>1606262
I was not expecting this

>>1607237
with the sheer volume of porn we are making theres high chance that now or millions of years later when ayys stumble upon one of humanitys relic transmission, it will be porn. german scat one if we are unlucky.

>>1533591
Yep, the movie really isn't good, but the music is sublime.

>>1533404
Its from the film Koyaanisqatsi (1982), it means life out of balance, the entire film is just slow to fast motion views of life on earth. The soundtrack composed by Phillip Glass. is available on iTunes.

>>1609348
Excellent movie, I love watching it

even KSP animations can give goosebumps
watch till the end

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RQ-CShPYEk

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One of my favourite scenes in this anime

>>1608225
None of it is being transmitted into space. We're going silent.

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>>1609996
>implying the hottest piece of porn ever created isnt speeding away form Sol as we speak

We already have a drawing of a dick immortalized on ceramic on the moon too. look up "moon museum"

>>1583155
Sorry, but if a historical fiction movie had FDR talking on an iPhone, I'd consider that a bit more than just a "liberty".

>>1589564
The Wings of Honeymayonnaise

>>1607836
I miss x-chan.

>>1609709
>anime

This has to be French or something. There weren't any screaming kids with goofy hair and big tittied sluts with the voices of 5 year olds in this.

>>1548699
Speak for yourself

>>1611450
Chris morris needs to come back. We need him now more than ever.

>>1611248
How witty of you

>>1611248
It's Legend of the Galactic Heroes, hands down the best anime of all time

SOMETIME IT GET SO HAAD WITOUT UUUU
IT SEEM TO ME THE WHORE WORRRS AWAAAAAAAAAAAAY

>>1533207
Does anyone have a webm of three Russian astronauts talking while they're inside of a space station or something.

>>1616442
This one?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qabi9PEtabk

>>1616472
Yes, thank you!

>>1606451
event horizon is the word you're looking for, it just means the border where light can and can't escape from the gravity

>>1616472
>>1616442
That's a Soyuz TMA-16M mission short six-hour rendezvous with ISS. Commander and first flight engineer talking.
C - I like it every time, blyat
C - send-off
C - start
C - then I think: why the fuck did I come here?
FE-1 - Ha ha, da, then hard everyday life comes and shit
C - It's funny: there are children down there, seeing you off, tears
C - and I think: why the fuck do we need it anyway, da?
FE-1 - Yes, when you arrive - that depression hits
FE-1 - but after a while it's fine, you readjust
C - yes it's fine blyat, da
FE-1 - It's normal, a normal condition
C - But I'm done, fuck, that's my last flight
FE-1 - Haha-ha
FE-1 - [pushing C with his elbow]
FE-1 - Ivanych,
C - What, blyat?
FE-1 - Haha-ha
FE-1 - here's the deal:
FE-1 - when you fly up here again, you owe me a bottle
C - [eng] Yes, guys
C - [eng] guys, its' true, it's my last flight
C - That's it, [eng] it's so guys
FE-1 - It's tenth time that I hear it from you
C - yeah yeah
FE-1 - We live as long as we work, fly...
FE-1 - as soon as you lay down on your sofa that it's for you, you're done
FE-1 - so you shouldn't forget about that

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>>1619250
song?