Space Animation - Ten Cool Solar System Sights

This short film is a compilation of ten cool things to witness in the Solar System.
1. A flight over the surface of Pluto, with Charon, its largest moon, hugging the horizon.
2. Surveying the mysterious, pinkish landscape of Neptune's moon Triton, with its nitrogen geysers.
3. A view from within the rigs of the ice giant planet, Uranus.
4. The surface of Saturn's moon Enceladus, as water plumes erupt from cracks in the ice.
5. Europa's melted icy surface 6 billion years from now, when the Sun has become a red giant.
6. Volcanoes erupting on Jupiter's innermost large moon, Io.
7. A dust storm on the Red Planet, Mars.
8. A glimpse at the nucleus of a comet, as ices sublimate from its surface.
9. A flight over innermost planet Mercury, following a geological fault called a scarp.
10. A comet ends it life diving into the Sun.
Music is 'Heaven and Hell' by Jeremy Blake.
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[@lsq7833]

This really deserves a lot more views.

[@spaceboffin]

I agree. Question is, how?

[@xiaotangchen8880]

thanks for your beautiful pictures

[@spaceboffin]

Welcome 😊

[@HapNStance]

Really beautiful and realistic. This video deserves a lot more attention here on You Tube.

[@spaceboffin]

Glad you like it!

[@kathleeng1116]

Love your animations! So creative and beautiful!

[@spaceboffin]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@limpbiskit4lyf95]

lovely work, Mr. Garlick! love the way you animated the low gravity geyser on Enceladus :)

[@spaceboffin]

Thank you very much!

[@VictorVoorhees]

Amazing work!

[@spaceboffin]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jrnqproductions9939]

Stunning work!

[@spaceboffin]

Thank you

[@DELTA_OMEGA]

Nice video, fascinating. I find Europa surprising with liquid water. Currently in the iceberg region, called Conamara Chaos or also in Thera Macula, there may be sporadic rise of water that freezes on the surface almost immediately, but at high temperatures the layer of ice and water should sublimate and evaporate in space due to the lack of atmospheric pressure.

[@spaceboffin]

Yes I agree. But perhaps some of the sublimating ices will form an atmosphere, able to keep water liquid. No one really knows.

[@skywatcher2025]

It was in 6 Billion A.D.

[@asgerknudsen9069]

Damn the music's pretty darn sick.

[@spaceboffin]

Thanks. And the actual animation? :-)

[@asgerknudsen9069]

@@spaceboffin yeah i love the concept and the executions great

[@spaceboffin]

@@asgerknudsen9069 Many thanks!

[@RoterZwerg]

It's crazy how you drop videos since I came to this community. Really epic. Could your programm theoretically produce These simulations in 2K or even 4K?

[@spaceboffin]

Thanks! Yes, most of them are done at 2k anyway, and those few left are done at 4k. It depends how long they take to render. If they will take an age to render at 4k I just do them at 2k. YT compresses them, of course.

[@pcorf]

Should do a 55 Cancri e. A white hot ocean of lava with the star taking up half of the sky.

[@dougdouglas3945]

Really good stuff

[@spaceboffin]

Glad you enjoyed

[@Herbvid]

Congratulations on the work. Very beautiful and inspiring. I just think they were missing, perhaps, visions of the Earth's Northern Lights and the scorching plains of Venus.

[@skywatcher2025]

Wow. Just wow. Beautiful.

[@spaceboffin]

Thank you so much. Hope you subscribed! More soon.,

[@skywatcher2025]

@@spaceboffin I subscribed a while back, when I first started watching your amazing work!