The Art and Animations of Mark A. Garlick - a BBC Interview

Hi, folks. I thought I'd share this interview with me that the BBC made a couple of years ago. It was great fun!

[@HapNStance]

Wonderful overview. Hoping lots of people see this.

[@jxn08_22]

Hey mark a garlick I watched your space animations on your science photo library.

[@spaceboffin]

Thanks

[@RoterZwerg]

:O I'm surprised and blown away about almost every fact I just learned. Your animations always looked extremely professional and I always liked how very scientifically realistic they seemed to me, but I didn't know that such an experience is standing behind of all this.

[@spaceboffin]

Thanks so much

[@pgarlick]

Good stuff but I seam to remember seeing this before!

[@CONRADOSALASCANO]

Beautiful art, Mark. But I disagree with the "no one will ever see them for real in our lifetime" bit. In fact, I know in person Project Camelot witness "Henry Deacon" whose real name is Arthur Neumann, and who declared, before a thousand-strong audience at the European Exopolitics Summit in Sitges (Barcelona) in 2009, that he had actually been to a secret Mars base. I had a chance to interview "Henry Deacon" a little bit in private, and he struck me as very honest. Moreover, "Henry Deacon" explained that he was transported to the Mars base instantly, by walking through a stargate...

[@xiaotangchen8880]

Finally wait until you update the video.

[@jxn08_22]

But The Theia and earth collision looks slow

[@spaceboffin]

Yes. And it would have been much much slower in reality.

[@jxn08_22]

Hey mark a garlick i create my animations in your photo library

[@spaceboffin]

You created MY animations?