I don't know why, but that's actually genuinely unsettling. What happened? Why did we change the calendar so drastically? What pushed all mankind to agree to do that? Does something happen on a certain date, and by " extending the years" a few days we are trying to avoid it?
@@nadapenny8592 maybe we were just like "Hey this whole February having leapdays shit is dumb let's just arbitrarily Give it 31 days to make everything easier"
@@eila2635 Lol it's like the whole daylight savings time debacle. Plot twist that's the only difference in the universe and through the butterfly effect it's why we're still using VHS in 2100 apparently. The whole moral of the story is not to bitch about leap years and daylight savings because they somehow could have saved humanity 😂
The real horror of this series isn't that the planets are a threat to humanity ( i doubt they'll ever really be). I think the true horror is how alone they are.
I honestly feel bad for Hephaistos, he's been alone for so long and not even his sister will speak to him. He has good intentions, as he protects the rover. I can't wait to see this story evolve. Edit: Hephaistos is apparently the brother planet, whoops.
I really like the creativity that goes into these, living/sentient planets has been an idea I've not seeing messed with too much, especially in a horror sense
So, after venting about the adorableness and pureness of hephaistus (i was right btw, he did took a breath and yelled in anger, he did so to his sister because he want to talk with her one last time), this is an extremely cool story, because for once the evil might not be a living planet. There are a three possibilties here on the story: 1: The enemy is one of the planets that ciclically awakens and "devours" one of the others, maybe a rogue planet since its speak of something appearing from the darkness, floating. 2: it speaks of aliens who colonized the system and slowly killed and are killing the planets and moons, this civilization is at war with each other, or there was a war, since tartarus is a prison. This makes sense in the context of what Hephaestus said "the others have seen things like you ad well" (also i cant express how adorable and pure ephaestus is, pls dont make him the bad guy) 3: the previous civilization was a branch of humanity or a previous timeline hunanity, keep in mind the last message said "humanities", not "humanity". I am still trying to translate the morse code at the end tho. Is this necessary? No Is this channel small compared to the big 2? Yes Do i care? No because this story is incredible and well done and deserves attention
This is a very good interpretation of the story and where it will go! I thought though that Hephaistos was referring to the rover. It speaks to it over time and that's what I think it meant "appearing from the darkness" it was the rover floating in space, orbiting the planets before landing. Hephaistos was overjoyed since it was the first thing in so long they have seen that wasn't the pure darkness of space.
@@friskoo5033 yes, but he speaks about others doing the same thing as the rover and it knows what the rover does, or rather what its purpose is, so another covilization has sent scouting machines on him before, we know that there is an alien race in this system, and i think that it might be at fault for the death of the moons and planets. Hephaestus is definetely happy to have something to talk with, it knows it listens and its friendly, but notice how it says "bait" on the crater, why would it need to bait it? Why not talk to it immediatedly? If you ask me, it was because it wanted to know if it was a scout of that other race or it was something friendly.
Small correction: if another planet continuously shows up to devour the others, it couldn't be a rogue planet, because it would need to be captured in orbit to return periodically. It'd probably be a planet with a highly elliptical orbit, that goes way outside of the sensory range of the others, perhaps. Though it'd probably have some ability to change its trajectory, if it had to come near the others, unless however it kills them uses some long range mechanism. I dunno.
@@peppermintgal4302 while you are right, these are eldritch abominations (as planet sized living beings are outright impissible), so who is to say that such a olanet isn't also an eldritch being that cyclically comes back? Also, i am more leaning on the race using the pkanets part since it mentions a gateway for something
Earth: I’m so glad our family aren’t cosmic horrors. Expect Jupiter, he’s a bit creepy. Jupiter: I am always gazing into the void. I see the abyss and it is beautiful… It sends me things eat. Little things… Pluto: …I’m starting to like being a dwarf. We don’t get cosmic horror dwarf planets.
Really interesting. This time I didn't get the sense of astrological horror - more like astrological sadness. Like the things that are out there are more like us than we're comfortable admitting. Regardless of the true nature of the "crater" there was genuine kindness - or it seemed to me at least - towards the rover unit.
This series is just something! Mark my words: in the future this will be widely referenced. We can see not just the evolving of a story, and a genre, but also of an artist that I feel has an unimaginable potencial.
as this analog horror planet saga continues, it just kinda becomes heartbreaking more than just scary and eldritch, this video especially Hephaistos seems to be lonely in the endless void of space, with its "sister" seemingly going quiet for reasons unknown it seemingly kept our little rover as a pet, and, much like a human pet, it lived for a fraction of Hephaistos' life, which is surely counted in millenia, and it does say it's been "a short while" when humans on Earth had been keeping track of this for several years, which would feel like days to a being like this, at most and then humans just accept the rover as lost, deem the mission a success for our progress into the stars, but Hephaistos is back to that same eons-long loneliness, which, really, is no different than any other person, except for the fact that humans live and die in a blink of this thing's eyes (if it has any) tl;dr: you made me feel bad for a ball of rock and (possibly) flesh drifting in space, congratulations sir/madam/whatever Black Dragonfish
“I’ll keep you safe. They won’t know. They’ll never know.” Whoever, or whatever, is talking here genuinely sounds kinda nice. A bit naive, but still nice.
I adore the idea of planetary beings having sentiments towards eachother. This didn't feel like analog horror, more like analog sadness. I wish I could give Hepaistos a big hug and tell them everything's gonna be ok.
it seems like Hephaistos has been trying to communicate with the other planets, but for some reason is unable to, though it's clear that is has at some point. it makes me wonder if it was true communication or not though, assuming this system was created in a similar way as our own, then all the planets would have been massive conjoined disks of dust and rock back in it's history. so what if Hephaistos is remembering that time as a form of primordial womb, when it was conjoined/protected by it's "siblings" and misconstrued this early memory (because who knows how sentient or even alive the planet was during this time) as being in direct communication with the other planets. of course we could also take this literally and assume the planets had some sort of long range natural (or artificial?) communication, but for some reason Hephaistos's "sister" (which I assume is Caerulus) stopped responding. which then makes me wonder about the life forms on Hathor, which seem to be at least some sort of technological civilization. they obviously are aware of our expeditions into their system, and given the quotes "we can't get too close, we're lucky, thank God" from the video "Planetary Electromagnetic Waves" it's pretty clear that we don't want to interact with them. so perhapse the other planets stopped talking to each other (or Hephaistos specifically) because of whatever is on Hathor's surface. then you bring the living moons into the mix (one being dead of course) making this one hell of a series already full of petential.
I didn't find this one scary but honestly it's fine to have some more lore than fear once in a while; a nice change of pace for abit. I find it funny but kinda sad of how lonely the planet is become that it "made friends" with the rover
Along with the creepy vibe this series has, I love how it just has a sense of sadness throughout. Hephaistos just seems so lonely and sad in this video, and Tartarus seemed to be outcasted for some reason lonely and hated. I'm sure a lot of the others have their own stories to tell and I can't wait for the next videos.
Did that planet befriend the rover? What is going on with these planets? What is the deal with the Hathorians? Find out next time on P L A N E T Z Idk whats happening but im loving this.
Now that I'm starting to understand more of the lore, the series is really starting to win me over! I love the idea of a series of explorations of this nearby, apparently-sentient star system, and the Artbreeder images continue to work really well! There are two really strong suggestions I want to recommend: first, make sure that the text is layered *UNDER* the static (if it's over the static like it has been in the last few episodes, it ends up looking like it isn't part of the tape, destroying the immersion). Second, I'd recommend that you find some way of distinguishing between when mission control is speaking and when the aliens/planets are speaking; when it all blends together like this it can be hard to tell who's who, especially since the mission control dialogue is already kind of stilted. Other than that, definitely a solid installment!!
The last part really made me tear up, poor planet, condemned to float around the endless void whilst being conscious of it all, with noone to be next to.
Now this series is really starting to interest me. The idea of planets being 'alive' with certain personalities (with the personalities vaguely hinted throughout these videos) is a creative idea. Plus there's the mystery of what's going on with Hathor, as well as with Helios's moons. Looking forward to seeing how this series turns out!
8:54 sad in some way, Hephaistos seemed to beg its "sister" to protect it from the sheer vacuum of space, not knowing its "sister" might already be gone
This didn't make me fear the planets. It made me want to give them hugs and tell them they're not alone. They're a helluva lot nicer than that Iris jerk from GHE. EDIT: Misspelled GHE like an idiot.
@@synkt8759 The problem child of the family. Always sending it's weird nonsense to the other planets and being a general nuisance to them before they made it move out.
I've been watching these and it's great how it blends astronomy, speculative biology (or geology?). It gets spooky, but it's also getting quite sad. I'm not sure how many of them are still alive, but if they are, they really need therapy.
loving the idea of horror in the massive size of an expanse and the helplessness of only slightly being able to comprehend a thing so much bigger an older than yourself instead of horror in malice. space is huge and alive in a way much much different than we are, and it is so so lonely sometimes. it is lonely and sad in a way that is so much bigger than we are and in a way we are too young to comprehend. it is a bit terrifying to think of something so large as living and even worse at times to think of *what* could have made it sad or lonely. to even imagine what those feelings would even be like! it's so far beyond our comprehension and it's scary but not in a way where we are in danger. and i really would like to see this series progress further
This is in another level of awesome, the images of the planet, the sound design, the way that you make this planets interact, IT'S SO COOL. Really great work on making this series. I even want to make a video talking about all this lore when we have as much information as possible.
[[[javinshki analysis [[[SPOILER ALERT!! Hephaistos (1st Brother) is a lone green planet floating around in the darkness all alone Hephaistos is as curious as we are, so when Upsilon 87 reached the Floralis crater, Hephaistos captured it in order to study the Upsilon 87 rover. Hephaistos thinks the rover is alive, and thus talks to the rover, since Hephaistos is lonely and has nobody to talk to. Hephaistos is easily fascinated, and thinks the arrival, the actions or the behavior of the rover to be interesting. When Upsilon 87 was starting to run out of fuel (or dying), Hephaistos protects the rover because he treats it like a real person, and keeps the rover a secret. Then, Hephaistos finally meets Caerulus (1st sister) again, and Hephaistos desperately requests Caerulus to comfort him, but Caerulus does not respond. Then at the end of the video, we got morse code which says "what are you hiding, first brother", which may mean that Caerulus wants to find out about Upsilon 87, the rover that Hephaistos is secretly protecting, or Hephaistos may be hiding more things or his own emotions So now we learn that Hephaistos is very lonely, longing for love, curious, protective and secretive While Caerulus might be less lonely, as curious, but more cold (lacking affection or warmth of feeling; unemotional)
My ringtone is "Freezing Moon", and my phone went off such that I heard Dead scream "Everything here is so cold" exactly as "EVERYTHING'S SO COLD" appeared on screen. That was the most terrifying thing to happen to me today.
I just found this channel an hour ago, decided to check out other videos and noticed a new video uploaded just 37 minutes ago. Seems like I'm subscribing.
I know these images are sci-fi, but still, they make me feel like it's real and this is the first picture of an exoplanet, I hope I live long enough to witness the proxima centauri mission and see the actual first images of an exoplanet. Also anyone know the morse code at the end?
@@averyaudiovisual7294 I'm almost at the end of the translation. I'm on WHATAREYOUHIDINGF. It's so difficult to pull it by just listening. this guy is messing with us haha
The slow pace of information given to us is what makes this so especial, we dont have much knowledge to know if we should feel bad, scared, curious, this mix os sensations make this such a immersive experience.
The banner of this channel gives us more information. Hephaistos is the first brother Caerulus is the first sister Shesmu is the second brother Horus is the third brother Helios is the forth brother Anuket is the second sister Hathor is the third sister And Baphomet is the mother... WHOS THE FATHER!?
Out of this zone, trying to see I'm so alone, nothing for me I guess I'll go home, try to be sane Try to pretend, none of it happened Oh, this old tree, lonely old me Whoopsie-daisy, I thought I was happy, oh Out if this zone, now that I see I don't need them and they don't need me I guess I'll go home, try to be sane Try to pretend, none of it happened Destined to be, lonely old me Whoopsie-daisy, I thought I was happy, oh
The series so far has been pretty emersive and the style (be it the analog horror genre) is still unique in it's many ways. I do have to say though, im digging this old school Doom esq exploration of the "map" , using the beckons to show the advancement of the devices sent out to explore.
Ok so- Some planets are alive- something's trying talking to- us. Could it be the last remaining planet that was deemed to be active? Since some died as well. All of this is so intriguing-
I stumbled upon this series when it was just planets and language learning and I'm so glad it's turning into a full series!! (P.S. could you please update the playlist?)
You wanna know what I'm wondering about? The systems Star. Is it alive too? Is it just a star? Will it make weird noises like our star or will it make weird noises like hephastios
The Morse code sounds like .-- .... .- - / .- .-. . / -.-- --- ..- / .... .. -.. .. -. --. ..--.. --..-- / ..-. .. .-. ... - / -... .-. --- - .... . .-. which translates to WHAT ARE YOU HIDING?, FIRST BROTHER Doesn’t make much sense to me either.
@@georgeofhamilton actually makes sense cus in the channel banner Hephaistos is referred to as "first brother" and if the dialogue was Hephaistos talking he is hiding the rover from the other planets
Damn it, beings incarnated on planets communicating with us! This video is by far my favorite when proposing a communication with these planets for not telling them cosmic entities. The expectation you made with the crater, the images of the planet (incidentally, the first thing that puzzled me was the fact of not seeing the sun) and the _bait_ keep it up!
My dude here is on fire droping videos that cool and so close to each other. Keep up the good work, but remember to take some breaks to ease the mind. Love the channel
I think the humans goal was to block messages from the sister planet so that the first one would become inactive as only after it’s declared inactive is the mission complete
so morse at the end says 'what are you hiding?, first brother' idk if the comma after the question mark is intentional, but i ran the audio through the translator like 10 times i think and the comma was there like this almost every time
I could be mistaken, but I *think* the gap in the rings is the shadow of the planet, as the light hitting it is on the opposite side. So, its shadow is obscuring that part of the rings
If you think about it, it's so sad This planet is so lonely, that it decide to keep the rover for it's company, talk to it, untill it's stop moving. And even then, it decide to keep the rover.
The rover takes a picture of a structure on February 31 but then takes the exact same picture on March 14. We see the crater the rover is headed towards swallows it whole which leads me to believe that the planets can also alter their surfaces. Maybe for catching prey that wanders around on the surface?
I've seen the first P L A N E T S video a while ago and visited this channel and saw like 5 more videos of this analog horror, this series absolutely awesome, I feel like the Language Learning video is connected to the planets, the number of words shown in that video is almost the same as the planet number.
I love that P L A N E T S has a multi-video mythos now but I really wish the analog horror was... actually analog. I don't mean you need to literally deepfry it in a VCR but Natron or Da Vinci Resolve are free and really cool tools for video editing and VFX. Seeing something like this with a tight, more beleivably analog feel would take them from good to iconic, we'd have another Local 58 on our hands for sure.
Other videos in the series:
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"what are you hiding, first brother"
The morse at the end of the clip.
I was looking for this, thx.
“what are u doing step bro”
@@narvaliuscontingency3414 sussy
How did you translate it?
Thanks m8
one of the scariest parts of this video was the fact that they gave February 31 days. It’s too powerful now.
everybody gangster till there's 31 febuary
February is now max level
I don't know why, but that's actually genuinely unsettling. What happened? Why did we change the calendar so drastically? What pushed all mankind to agree to do that? Does something happen on a certain date, and by " extending the years" a few days we are trying to avoid it?
@@nadapenny8592 maybe we were just like "Hey this whole February having leapdays shit is dumb let's just arbitrarily Give it 31 days to make everything easier"
@@eila2635 Lol it's like the whole daylight savings time debacle. Plot twist that's the only difference in the universe and through the butterfly effect it's why we're still using VHS in 2100 apparently.
The whole moral of the story is not to bitch about leap years and daylight savings because they somehow could have saved humanity 😂
The real horror of this series isn't that the planets are a threat to humanity ( i doubt they'll ever really be). I think the true horror is how alone they are.
I know it's so sad. I feel so bad for these two. I can't tell if his sister is dead or just hates him but still, it's, it's so sad.
love how that planet tried to talk to the rover and when it stopped moving, it tried to comfort it and hide it from the others. kinda wholesome
No, the real horror is that the planets are alive in more ways then one.
#StopPlanetCruelty
And how in the dark they are. Where are the frickin stars?!
I know this is analog horror but I think it’s quite nice the sentient planet comforted a probe
I know right.
It's actually quite a nice change of pace. Having a nice Eldritch planet sized consciousness.
@@crimsonfox87fluxule62 i unironically sees this planet, as a loney Grandpa, and I cant help myself than try to give him a hug..
I feel for for the planet
I honestly feel bad for Hephaistos, he's been alone for so long and not even his sister will speak to him. He has good intentions, as he protects the rover. I can't wait to see this story evolve.
Edit: Hephaistos is apparently the brother planet, whoops.
it's him
hepaistos is a guy
Humans could have been blocking messages sent by its sister as only after the planted was deemed inactive was the mission a success
Hephaistos is a brother planet
My poor baby boi, he just wants a friend!
I really like the creativity that goes into these, living/sentient planets has been an idea I've not seeing messed with too much, especially in a horror sense
Question: “especially in a horror sense”
How is a *living planet* to be used in any sense other than horror? That idea is pretty horrifying
@@What-thaW ego the living planet in the marvel universe lol
@@What-thaW Mogo the Green Lantern
@@jehriko7525 Check out Junji Ito’s Darkstar Remina
@@What-thaW a planet can also be used to describe someone's morbidly obese mother
So, after venting about the adorableness and pureness of hephaistus (i was right btw, he did took a breath and yelled in anger, he did so to his sister because he want to talk with her one last time), this is an extremely cool story, because for once the evil might not be a living planet.
There are a three possibilties here on the story:
1: The enemy is one of the planets that ciclically awakens and "devours" one of the others, maybe a rogue planet since its speak of something appearing from the darkness, floating.
2: it speaks of aliens who colonized the system and slowly killed and are killing the planets and moons, this civilization is at war with each other, or there was a war, since tartarus is a prison. This makes sense in the context of what Hephaestus said "the others have seen things like you ad well" (also i cant express how adorable and pure ephaestus is, pls dont make him the bad guy)
3: the previous civilization was a branch of humanity or a previous timeline hunanity, keep in mind the last message said "humanities", not "humanity". I am still trying to translate the morse code at the end tho.
Is this necessary? No
Is this channel small compared to the big 2? Yes
Do i care? No because this story is incredible and well done and deserves attention
This is a very good interpretation of the story and where it will go! I thought though that Hephaistos was referring to the rover. It speaks to it over time and that's what I think it meant "appearing from the darkness" it was the rover floating in space, orbiting the planets before landing. Hephaistos was overjoyed since it was the first thing in so long they have seen that wasn't the pure darkness of space.
@@friskoo5033 yes, but he speaks about others doing the same thing as the rover and it knows what the rover does, or rather what its purpose is, so another covilization has sent scouting machines on him before, we know that there is an alien race in this system, and i think that it might be at fault for the death of the moons and planets.
Hephaestus is definetely happy to have something to talk with, it knows it listens and its friendly, but notice how it says "bait" on the crater, why would it need to bait it? Why not talk to it immediatedly? If you ask me, it was because it wanted to know if it was a scout of that other race or it was something friendly.
@@friskoo5033 Nah, the video of language confirmed more species.
Small correction: if another planet continuously shows up to devour the others, it couldn't be a rogue planet, because it would need to be captured in orbit to return periodically. It'd probably be a planet with a highly elliptical orbit, that goes way outside of the sensory range of the others, perhaps. Though it'd probably have some ability to change its trajectory, if it had to come near the others, unless however it kills them uses some long range mechanism. I dunno.
@@peppermintgal4302 while you are right, these are eldritch abominations (as planet sized living beings are outright impissible), so who is to say that such a olanet isn't also an eldritch being that cyclically comes back? Also, i am more leaning on the race using the pkanets part since it mentions a gateway for something
Earth: I’m so glad our family aren’t cosmic horrors. Expect Jupiter, he’s a bit creepy.
Jupiter: I am always gazing into the void. I see the abyss and it is beautiful… It sends me things eat. Little things…
Pluto: …I’m starting to like being a dwarf. We don’t get cosmic horror dwarf planets.
THE PLANETS: The Story You Didn't Know
I'm pretty sure yuggoth is Pluto, so it's included.
This is probably the coolest Analog Horror series. So much work and effort went into it.
mandela catalogue tho
This comment must be satire
@@garygutierrez5061 you're right I'm pretty dumb for not catching that but i'm gunna just go ahead and pretend I knew that lol
@@garygutierrez5061 Why does it have to be satire? What makes you think that he isn't being serious?
Really interesting. This time I didn't get the sense of astrological horror - more like astrological sadness. Like the things that are out there are more like us than we're comfortable admitting. Regardless of the true nature of the "crater" there was genuine kindness - or it seemed to me at least - towards the rover unit.
woa, I will definitely make a video about this series!!
It’s extremely unique to use another star system as a horror plot device
Better to say you personally havent seen it because this concepts is used alot
@@loafofbread9400 Not in this form.
@@loafofbread9400 yeah I mean how it’s about another star system, but the use of the fear of the unknown along side it
@@sockstc9618 yea alot of media uses this exact thing you describe
@@loafofbread9400 I’m interested like what?
This series is just something!
Mark my words: in the future this will be widely referenced.
We can see not just the evolving of a story, and a genre, but also of an artist that I feel has an unimaginable potencial.
This thing is the reason i like to write short horror or weird story. And i see potential from analog horror thing
Tell us you’re the creator’s mom without telling us you’re the creator’s mom.
as this analog horror planet saga continues, it just kinda becomes heartbreaking more than just scary and eldritch, this video especially
Hephaistos seems to be lonely in the endless void of space, with its "sister" seemingly going quiet for reasons unknown
it seemingly kept our little rover as a pet, and, much like a human pet, it lived for a fraction of Hephaistos' life, which is surely counted in millenia, and it does say it's been "a short while" when humans on Earth had been keeping track of this for several years, which would feel like days to a being like this, at most
and then humans just accept the rover as lost, deem the mission a success for our progress into the stars, but Hephaistos is back to that same eons-long loneliness, which, really, is no different than any other person, except for the fact that humans live and die in a blink of this thing's eyes (if it has any)
tl;dr: you made me feel bad for a ball of rock and (possibly) flesh drifting in space, congratulations sir/madam/whatever Black Dragonfish
“I’ll keep you safe. They won’t know. They’ll never know.”
Whoever, or whatever, is talking here genuinely sounds kinda nice. A bit naive, but still nice.
Now I just imagine someone out there would personify these planets.
*Oh god not again.*
You've heard of Planetballs now get ready for PLANETHUMANS
@@HMN134 already happened some time ago kek, remember earth-chan?
Along with the rest of the solar system and some other planets an celestial bodies turned into cute anime girls kek
@@alexnunn2161 i was actually referring to the "countryhuman" kind of planethumans, aka the 100000000x cringe one
@@alexnunn2161 That’s why I said “oh god not again”.
Awee, it’s pretty sweet that the eldritch horror is keeping our buddy upsilon safe
I adore the idea of planetary beings having sentiments towards eachother. This didn't feel like analog horror, more like analog sadness. I wish I could give Hepaistos a big hug and tell them everything's gonna be ok.
I know this is analog horror, but it honestly felt more sad than anything, poor little dreamer
it seems like Hephaistos has been trying to communicate with the other planets, but for some reason is unable to, though it's clear that is has at some point. it makes me wonder if it was true communication or not though, assuming this system was created in a similar way as our own, then all the planets would have been massive conjoined disks of dust and rock back in it's history. so what if Hephaistos is remembering that time as a form of primordial womb, when it was conjoined/protected by it's "siblings" and misconstrued this early memory (because who knows how sentient or even alive the planet was during this time) as being in direct communication with the other planets.
of course we could also take this literally and assume the planets had some sort of long range natural (or artificial?) communication, but for some reason Hephaistos's "sister" (which I assume is Caerulus) stopped responding. which then makes me wonder about the life forms on Hathor, which seem to be at least some sort of technological civilization. they obviously are aware of our expeditions into their system, and given the quotes "we can't get too close, we're lucky, thank God" from the video "Planetary Electromagnetic Waves" it's pretty clear that we don't want to interact with them. so perhapse the other planets stopped talking to each other (or Hephaistos specifically) because of whatever is on Hathor's surface. then you bring the living moons into the mix (one being dead of course) making this one hell of a series already full of petential.
I really reached a point in my life that I want to hug a planet.
I expected that of myself.
So creature befriends rover which slowly dies giving the creature a feeling of hopelessness?
Creature may be the planet itself?
I didn't find this one scary but honestly it's fine to have some more lore than fear once in a while; a nice change of pace for abit. I find it funny but kinda sad of how lonely the planet is become that it "made friends" with the rover
Along with the creepy vibe this series has, I love how it just has a sense of sadness throughout. Hephaistos just seems so lonely and sad in this video, and Tartarus seemed to be outcasted for some reason lonely and hated. I'm sure a lot of the others have their own stories to tell and I can't wait for the next videos.
Did that planet befriend the rover?
What is going on with these planets?
What is the deal with the Hathorians?
Find out next time on P L A N E T Z
Idk whats happening but im loving this.
Also, how did we go from Akumet to Hephaistos?
I love this series, and I love to think that the planet sending the transmissions is just sad and wants a friend
Now that I'm starting to understand more of the lore, the series is really starting to win me over! I love the idea of a series of explorations of this nearby, apparently-sentient star system, and the Artbreeder images continue to work really well! There are two really strong suggestions I want to recommend: first, make sure that the text is layered *UNDER* the static (if it's over the static like it has been in the last few episodes, it ends up looking like it isn't part of the tape, destroying the immersion). Second, I'd recommend that you find some way of distinguishing between when mission control is speaking and when the aliens/planets are speaking; when it all blends together like this it can be hard to tell who's who, especially since the mission control dialogue is already kind of stilted. Other than that, definitely a solid installment!!
The last part really made me tear up, poor planet, condemned to float around the endless void whilst being conscious of it all, with noone to be next to.
Now this series is really starting to interest me. The idea of planets being 'alive' with certain personalities (with the personalities vaguely hinted throughout these videos) is a creative idea. Plus there's the mystery of what's going on with Hathor, as well as with Helios's moons. Looking forward to seeing how this series turns out!
8:54 sad in some way, Hephaistos seemed to beg its "sister" to protect it from the sheer vacuum of space, not knowing its "sister" might already be gone
gone?
@@funto5678 by gone i mean dead, probably
This didn't make me fear the planets.
It made me want to give them hugs and tell them they're not alone.
They're a helluva lot nicer than that Iris jerk from GHE.
EDIT: Misspelled GHE like an idiot.
Iris would fit in perfectly here
@@synkt8759 The problem child of the family. Always sending it's weird nonsense to the other planets and being a general nuisance to them before they made it move out.
@@theguylivinginyourwalls then it traveled to our system
I've been watching these and it's great how it blends astronomy, speculative biology (or geology?). It gets spooky, but it's also getting quite sad. I'm not sure how many of them are still alive, but if they are, they really need therapy.
Bruh where can I find me someone who cares about me as much as this planet cares about that robot
I watched this on my phone in the woods at night on new years eve. Recomend.
loving the idea of horror in the massive size of an expanse and the helplessness of only slightly being able to comprehend a thing so much bigger an older than yourself instead of horror in malice. space is huge and alive in a way much much different than we are, and it is so so lonely sometimes. it is lonely and sad in a way that is so much bigger than we are and in a way we are too young to comprehend. it is a bit terrifying to think of something so large as living and even worse at times to think of *what* could have made it sad or lonely. to even imagine what those feelings would even be like! it's so far beyond our comprehension and it's scary but not in a way where we are in danger. and i really would like to see this series progress further
This is in another level of awesome, the images of the planet, the sound design, the way that you make this planets interact, IT'S SO COOL. Really great work on making this series.
I even want to make a video talking about all this lore when we have as much information as possible.
[[[javinshki analysis
[[[SPOILER ALERT!!
Hephaistos (1st Brother) is a lone green planet floating around in the darkness all alone
Hephaistos is as curious as we are, so when Upsilon 87 reached the Floralis crater, Hephaistos captured it in order to study the Upsilon 87 rover.
Hephaistos thinks the rover is alive, and thus talks to the rover, since Hephaistos is lonely and has nobody to talk to.
Hephaistos is easily fascinated, and thinks the arrival, the actions or the behavior of the rover to be interesting.
When Upsilon 87 was starting to run out of fuel (or dying), Hephaistos protects the rover because he treats it like a real person, and keeps the rover a secret.
Then, Hephaistos finally meets Caerulus (1st sister) again, and Hephaistos desperately requests Caerulus to comfort him, but Caerulus does not respond.
Then at the end of the video, we got morse code which says "what are you hiding, first brother", which may mean that Caerulus wants to find out about Upsilon 87, the rover that Hephaistos is secretly protecting, or Hephaistos may be hiding more things or his own emotions
So now we learn that Hephaistos is very lonely, longing for love, curious, protective and secretive
While Caerulus might be less lonely, as curious, but more cold (lacking affection or warmth of feeling; unemotional)
My ringtone is "Freezing Moon", and my phone went off such that I heard Dead scream "Everything here is so cold" exactly as "EVERYTHING'S SO COLD" appeared on screen. That was the most terrifying thing to happen to me today.
Jeez
I just found this channel an hour ago, decided to check out other videos and noticed a new video uploaded just 37 minutes ago. Seems like I'm subscribing.
I know these images are sci-fi, but still, they make me feel like it's real and this is the first picture of an exoplanet, I hope I live long enough to witness the proxima centauri mission and see the actual first images of an exoplanet.
Also anyone know the morse code at the end?
It translates to "WHATAREYOUHIDING?,FIRSTBROTHER"
@@averyaudiovisual7294 thanks
Mee too
@@averyaudiovisual7294 I'm almost at the end of the translation. I'm on WHATAREYOUHIDINGF.
It's so difficult to pull it by just listening. this guy is messing with us haha
The slow pace of information given to us is what makes this so especial, we dont have much knowledge to know if we should feel bad, scared, curious, this mix os sensations make this such a immersive experience.
The banner of this channel gives us more information.
Hephaistos is the first brother
Caerulus is the first sister
Shesmu is the second brother
Horus is the third brother
Helios is the forth brother
Anuket is the second sister
Hathor is the third sister
And Baphomet is the mother...
WHOS THE FATHER!?
@Scratchy th-cam.com/video/6Ajhzlq42f0/w-d-xo.html
This is my favorite Analog Horror. It is so good.
Out of this zone, trying to see
I'm so alone, nothing for me
I guess I'll go home, try to be sane
Try to pretend, none of it happened
Oh, this old tree, lonely old me
Whoopsie-daisy, I thought I was happy, oh
Out if this zone, now that I see
I don't need them and they don't need me
I guess I'll go home, try to be sane
Try to pretend, none of it happened
Destined to be, lonely old me
Whoopsie-daisy, I thought I was happy, oh
This is fantastic. Didn’t notice the detail of Hephaistos being the smallest planet. Really explains a lot!
The series so far has been pretty emersive and the style (be it the analog horror genre) is still unique in it's many ways. I do have to say though, im digging this old school Doom esq exploration of the "map" , using the beckons to show the advancement of the devices sent out to explore.
Planet: "I have a friend now!"
Rover: (runs out of power)
Planet: "... friend?"
I keep forgetting this is supposed to be analog horror so the creepy bits always catch me off guard
This is one of the single best channels and world building exercises there has been in a long time
I love how the planet itself kept the probe safe! Man these planets really are alive!
Ok so-
Some planets are alive- something's trying talking to- us.
Could it be the last remaining planet that was deemed to be active? Since some died as well. All of this is so intriguing-
Hephaistus is nit the last one, anuket is definetely alive and its probably angry, some moons are also alive
Oh Boy! It's [REDACTED] O'clock!
thank you for these videos i really enjoy them
I didint know its possible to make big spheres of silicon and iron can be so scary, props to you
“I have seen others like you. The others have too.”
I really hope the planet itself isn’t talking here.
Is not the moon, Is the planet.
I stumbled upon this series when it was just planets and language learning and I'm so glad it's turning into a full series!!
(P.S. could you please update the playlist?)
give me a minute i’m crying about planets
Such a plaintive, sad series of transmissions. I appreciate the shift in tone this video takes.
You wanna know what I'm wondering about? The systems Star. Is it alive too? Is it just a star? Will it make weird noises like our star or will it make weird noises like hephastios
Cool this ties in with the water world ark 93
I feel really bad for Hephaestus he seems so alone
Oh damn, this came out today! Glad i found your channel, extremely interesting concepts :]
I can only wonder how much work went into this.
9:44 can someone translate Morse code because I can’t
Neither can I. I tried and failed miserably.
The Morse code sounds like
.-- .... .- - / .- .-. . / -.-- --- ..- / .... .. -.. .. -. --. ..--.. --..-- / ..-. .. .-. ... - / -... .-. --- - .... . .-.
which translates to
WHAT ARE YOU HIDING?, FIRST BROTHER
Doesn’t make much sense to me either.
@@georgeofhamilton actually makes sense cus in the channel banner Hephaistos is referred to as "first brother" and if the dialogue was Hephaistos talking he is hiding the rover from the other planets
@clorox bleach thx for the explanation 🙏
@@funto5678 u welcome my man
Damn it, beings incarnated on planets communicating with us!
This video is by far my favorite when proposing a communication with these planets for not telling them cosmic entities.
The expectation you made with the crater, the images of the planet (incidentally, the first thing that puzzled me was the fact of not seeing the sun) and the _bait_ keep it up!
This is so amazing. Favorite Analog Horror series ever so far!
These are incredible, and the writing is superb. I hope this channel hits the big time, and soon
Could a small probe relay sound to and from earth?
Please keep making these I’m really loving this series
My dude here is on fire droping videos that cool and so close to each other. Keep up the good work, but remember to take some breaks to ease the mind. Love the channel
So spooky yet so cool! Cosmic horror has always fascinated me! Keep going! 👍
When the cosmic horror is just an alien planet looking for a date with a rover
I think the humans goal was to block messages from the sister planet so that the first one would become inactive as only after it’s declared inactive is the mission complete
Or, Is dead.
so morse at the end says 'what are you hiding?, first brother'
idk if the comma after the question mark is intentional, but i ran the audio through the translator like 10 times i think and the comma was there like this almost every time
bro you deserve much more subscribers because your content is absolutely amazing ❤
I love this space series.
Nice to see this series grow so quickly!
Is there a reason sister's rings weren't full or was that an editing mistake? I'm halfway thinking the broken rings could mean it's dead
I could be mistaken, but I *think* the gap in the rings is the shadow of the planet, as the light hitting it is on the opposite side. So, its shadow is obscuring that part of the rings
@@benny_lemon5123 wouldn't that happen in pictures of saturn too? I don't know about other planets and how the sun interacts with them that well
Love it. Keep it going.
I don't quite know what's going on, but it's neat.
As a person who deals with a lot of friends who have shitty lives, I feel pretty bad for Hepaisthos
If you think about it, it's so sad
This planet is so lonely, that it decide to keep the rover for it's company, talk to it, untill it's stop moving.
And even then, it decide to keep the rover.
These are the current translations done for this video:
Virens = headed
Floralis = floral (that one's kinda obvious)
aequor = sea
I wonder if the translation for aequor means that Hephaistos has some relation to that ocean planet than just family
The rover takes a picture of a structure on February 31 but then takes the exact same picture on March 14. We see the crater the rover is headed towards swallows it whole which leads me to believe that the planets can also alter their surfaces. Maybe for catching prey that wanders around on the surface?
I really really love this
can't wait to watch a video essay about this series
I can tell that this is going to be big someday.
I've seen the first P L A N E T S video a while ago and visited this channel and saw like 5 more videos of this analog horror, this series absolutely awesome, I feel like the Language Learning video is connected to the planets, the number of words shown in that video is almost the same as the planet number.
I love that P L A N E T S has a multi-video mythos now but I really wish the analog horror was... actually analog. I don't mean you need to literally deepfry it in a VCR but Natron or Da Vinci Resolve are free and really cool tools for video editing and VFX. Seeing something like this with a tight, more beleivably analog feel would take them from good to iconic, we'd have another Local 58 on our hands for sure.
2:23 February 31. What? Did the Aliens mess up with our calendar?
This is an alternate universe where February 31 exists (read the description).
Oh that was added later lol.
I love your channel SO SO much!!
Damn, opened my phone and i was right on time when the video came out lel
Samers
Jesus, I just realized the planet was talking.
I love the fact that this analog horror is set in the future, not like the 80's & 90s as it should be.
has anyone found out what the morse at the end means?
The Morse code sounds like
.-- .... .- - / .- .-. . / -.-- --- ..- / .... .. -.. .. -. --. ..--.. --..-- / ..-. .. .-. ... - / -... .-. --- - .... . .-.
which translates to
WHAT ARE YOU HIDING?, FIRST BROTHER
I hope wendigon will do a vid on those series
There is really something wrong if we have thirty first of February
Fav analog horror so far
I was expecting to be scared but now I just feel sad for these planets
Can someone please translate the code at 9:45?