They recently patched in VR support and it's absolutely amazing. Being able to visit Neptune, the Andromeda Galaxy, the very fringe of the universe and everything in between, in VR, in the comfort of your home. It's just mind-blowing.
Yeah, agreed. It would be nice if this could be an educational series using Space Engine to help visualise concepts and distances that people usually can't grasp in their minds alone.
Guys, that's what I did for the entire astronomy playlist. I used this program to capture footage of the objects I was talking about, and showed the footage while explaining things. I wanted to do something at the end of the series to just show the beauty of the program in isolation.
@@ProfessorDaveExplains No, please! Let the images and music speak for themselves! I can't believe people don't want to just experience them as they are.
Brilliant! Meditative... captures the wonders of our universe and especially our own solar system beautifully. Having just the images and the music is wonderful.
as far as i know everything is supposed to be accurate and to scale in every way so it should be correct. perhaps perspective is playing a part here. also given that i didn't specify the object in the notes i actually don't recall if that's Saturn or not, it does look like Saturn but it could be an exoplanet
@@ProfessorDaveExplains Ah, I see. It's probably some exoplanet then. I think Saturn's moons would be comparatively much smaller.. at least that's how they are displayed by the Celestia engine.. th-cam.com/video/Fn48RsX4X8I/w-d-xo.html
I hope in the future, mankind can make live situation that connects real universe with a 3d simulation program, death of star, galaxies colliding with each other, universe expansion, all live connected to a 3d simulation program real time. Don't bother, just my wishful thinking
They recently patched in VR support and it's absolutely amazing. Being able to visit Neptune, the Andromeda Galaxy, the very fringe of the universe and everything in between, in VR, in the comfort of your home. It's just mind-blowing.
I love space engine. Such a great simulator. Great video dave
me too
I shat my pants.
Understandable, have a nice day
Would prefer if you actually talked over these clips like explaining the different objects
Yeah, agreed. It would be nice if this could be an educational series using Space Engine to help visualise concepts and distances that people usually can't grasp in their minds alone.
Guys, that's what I did for the entire astronomy playlist. I used this program to capture footage of the objects I was talking about, and showed the footage while explaining things. I wanted to do something at the end of the series to just show the beauty of the program in isolation.
@@ProfessorDaveExplains Sounds perfect, I'll go find it! I'm new to the channel, found you via the Globebusters debunking stuff not long ago.
@@ProfessorDaveExplains No, please! Let the images and music speak for themselves! I can't believe people don't want to just experience them as they are.
@@ProfessorDaveExplains fr the beginning is legit iconic, that scene popped up like 8 times throughout the series lmao.
Brilliant! Meditative... captures the wonders of our universe and especially our own solar system beautifully. Having just the images and the music is wonderful.
I love SPACE!
Thanks for showing me this program. Going to download it and have fun. Keep up the good work.
0:55 The sizes and distances of those moons seem inaccurate.. Is the size exaggerated on purpose?
as far as i know everything is supposed to be accurate and to scale in every way so it should be correct. perhaps perspective is playing a part here. also given that i didn't specify the object in the notes i actually don't recall if that's Saturn or not, it does look like Saturn but it could be an exoplanet
@@ProfessorDaveExplains Ah, I see. It's probably some exoplanet then. I think Saturn's moons would be comparatively much smaller.. at least that's how they are displayed by the Celestia engine.. th-cam.com/video/Fn48RsX4X8I/w-d-xo.html
Who else is watching because their friend send you the video but it’s actually sick?
Very cool, however the music gave me the feeling like something was gonna jump out and get me!! Still great though!! 👍😀🐧🎶
I hope in the future, mankind can make live situation that connects real universe with a 3d simulation program, death of star, galaxies colliding with each other, universe expansion, all live connected to a 3d simulation program real time. Don't bother, just my wishful thinking
Nice program loved the visuals
Good chance we're all living inside a much more advanced version of this program
why?
Ask yourself.
Much more advanced but still this game is good.
Out of this world 🌎 !
Sir is it the end of your astronomy tutorial??
Yep! At least for now.
@@ProfessorDaveExplains miss u sir.. Your astronomy tutorial was very interesting
Even if I’m big, I’m still small
That's amazing! Great demo I'm going to check this out for sure! Thanks for the info!
P.S. Superhero n Science mini series?
Was expecting a pan down to a train and Midgar
Hey dude.. Since when did you start explaining space things?
Since I started releasing astronomy tutorials like 9 months ago!
Ohh nice
wow i didnt know you had space engine!
was wondering if you could send me your settings for the engine
no specific settings i just use it!
Something problem to send a mail , do u have alternative mail??!
Send me the thing
Saturn sounds like a pod of whales, kinda freaky
Love space engine, it really is (pardon the pun) out of this world. Liked and subbed. I have a question for you, I will email you
I come here now because real school's closed
No intro?
1:30
Excuse me, wha kind of demonic-ass planet is this xD
It's a wind pattern that's expected to occur on tidally locked planets.
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You think this is real??????? So you belive in fable - great!
This a computer simulation, genius.