This is a similar project to "Our Beautiful Planet." Mostly doing this just for fun; and I think it looks similar to a documentary. Any way, hope you all enjoy it!
Music:
purple-planet.com
Sounds:
Every sound effect was actually just my own voice! Slowing them down makes them sound a lot like sounds for space!
Video Clips:
All video clips came from pixabay.com (creative commons)
By request I have written down the words. Originally I just spoke randomly without any script...just hit the record button. So, I re-watched this and wrote it down...and here it is!:
Stars. It has been said that there are more stars in the heavens then there are grains of sand on our beaches. They are everywhere! Perhaps, more infinite than our own imaginations!
As you look up into the sky from our own planet earth, you can see them shining down on our planet. From this vantage point you can see some of the great constellations amongst our stars. These stars are combined into a collection that we call the Milky Way Galaxy… though there are many stars beyond our own galaxy which are visible from our planet. The stars closest to us are the most visible in our sky. Given the correct exposure we might even be able to see more stars. And with a little more depth we could see more than just stars. Our galaxy is so complex that even the greatest part of our understanding is only the smallest part of what is actually out there. Taking a good look we only grasp the smallest portion of its existence.
So then one might ask, “what else is there? What else is beyond our own border?” In reality it would take more than a lifetime to possibly understand the whole of it. And in such an event it might be better if we were to leave our own atmosphere to take a better look of what else could be out there… and what better way to understand our own universe, galaxy, and our own beautiful night sky.
At this moment we are beginning to leave our own atmosphere. This is our planet Earth. As it continues to rotate on its axis you can see the sunlight creeping towards us. The sunlight is possible because of our own star which is in this [solar system.] This star is our sun, and it shines upon our earth giving it light and the ability to endure life. Without it, it would not be possible for even ourselves to exist.
And now, looking beyond our own planet, beyond our own sun, and beyond our own solar system, we can get the opportunity to see the greater part in our own galaxy. Looking beyond our own atmosphere we can see the stars in our own heavens.
These are our stars. To better understand them, let us travel through space so that we may be able to take a closer look at them.
Here we have arrived at a different solar system within our galaxy. Though it does not look like much, it is actually quite different from our very own solar system.
Music:
purple-planet.com
Sounds:
Every sound effect was actually just my own voice! Slowing them down makes them sound a lot like sounds for space!
Video Clips:
All video clips came from pixabay.com (creative commons)
By request I have written down the words. Originally I just spoke randomly without any script...just hit the record button. So, I re-watched this and wrote it down...and here it is!:
Stars. It has been said that there are more stars in the heavens then there are grains of sand on our beaches. They are everywhere! Perhaps, more infinite than our own imaginations!
As you look up into the sky from our own planet earth, you can see them shining down on our planet. From this vantage point you can see some of the great constellations amongst our stars. These stars are combined into a collection that we call the Milky Way Galaxy… though there are many stars beyond our own galaxy which are visible from our planet. The stars closest to us are the most visible in our sky. Given the correct exposure we might even be able to see more stars. And with a little more depth we could see more than just stars. Our galaxy is so complex that even the greatest part of our understanding is only the smallest part of what is actually out there. Taking a good look we only grasp the smallest portion of its existence.
So then one might ask, “what else is there? What else is beyond our own border?” In reality it would take more than a lifetime to possibly understand the whole of it. And in such an event it might be better if we were to leave our own atmosphere to take a better look of what else could be out there… and what better way to understand our own universe, galaxy, and our own beautiful night sky.
At this moment we are beginning to leave our own atmosphere. This is our planet Earth. As it continues to rotate on its axis you can see the sunlight creeping towards us. The sunlight is possible because of our own star which is in this [solar system.] This star is our sun, and it shines upon our earth giving it light and the ability to endure life. Without it, it would not be possible for even ourselves to exist.
And now, looking beyond our own planet, beyond our own sun, and beyond our own solar system, we can get the opportunity to see the greater part in our own galaxy. Looking beyond our own atmosphere we can see the stars in our own heavens.
These are our stars. To better understand them, let us travel through space so that we may be able to take a closer look at them.
Here we have arrived at a different solar system within our galaxy. Though it does not look like much, it is actually quite different from our very own solar system.
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