All images have been taken from approximate textures, presented by NASA, colors may vary depending on the source, could you suggest changes for future videos!!
hmm yes... the size of the planets are proportional to each one in "real life" so the dimensions correspond to each one but on a smaller scale (obviously), although I don't remember what scale it occupies to be honest, this was the first video I made and unfortunately I lost the files, I promise that in the next video I make about the size of the planets I will include it...! enjoy the next videos!!
Yes, my friend, you are right! I promise you that they are somewhere in the scene, but I forgot to focus the camera on it, I will include them in future videos!😅
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excellent comparison of planets
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Amazing!!
Thanks!!
0:37 - Mars has a moon called "Phonbos"?😄 Still a neat comparison video - well done!
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Some scaling is off, like Mars' moons.
Why is Pluto like that?
All images have been taken from approximate textures, presented by NASA, colors may vary depending on the source, could you suggest changes for future videos!!
It was in Human Scale
hmm yes... the size of the planets are proportional to each one in "real life" so the dimensions correspond to each one but on a smaller scale (obviously), although I don't remember what scale it occupies to be honest, this was the first video I made and unfortunately I lost the files, I promise that in the next video I make about the size of the planets I will include it...! enjoy the next videos!!
terra moon
10B!?
They forgot uranus moons
Yes, my friend, you are right! I promise you that they are somewhere in the scene, but I forgot to focus the camera on it, I will include them in future videos!😅
Yes
Really outdated…
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UY Scuti or Stephenson 2-18 would be the largest star (depending on mass etc.)@@THESPHERE3D -- I think the video is great, though!