The planetarium show "From Earth to the Universe" v2

From Earth to the Universe (now in v2, since 5.8.2016) is the world’s first full-length fulldome planetarium movie freely available for planetarium use. It is released here in high-resolution 4k fulldome format, for the worldwide planetarium community to download and use.
This stunning, 30-minute voyage through time and space conveys, through an arresting combination of sights and sounds, the Universe revealed to us by science. Read more about the movie here. The show was produced for the ESO Supernova Planetarium and Visitor Centre, to be opened in spring 2018, and for the worldwide planetarium community as free highres 4k download. The digital distribution was made possible through a partnership with CDN77.
We encourage the community to produce their own translations and narrations. The script and split audio files are supplied to the right. We welcome receiving copies of the translated scripts and audio files to share with the community.
Due to the large file size please use a download manager. Note the download advice here.
From Earth to the Universe v2 is an improved and updated version of the full-length show directed by Matsopoulos that was made available from 1 August 2016. Version 2 features: improved image quality; higher resolution star maps; new video footage of the Very Large Telescope (VLT) courtesy of the fulldome expedition; a new 3D model of the Milky Way and much more!
The web page of the planetarium show is here.
The trailer is available here: Fulldome English and Flat English. Fulldome German. Flat German.
The poster is available here.
Directed by: Theofanis Matsopoulos
3D Animations and Graphics: Theofanis Matsopoulos, Luis Calçada & Martin Kornmesser
Producer: Theofanis Matsopoulos & European Southern Observatory (ESO)
Planetarium Production: Theofanis Matsopoulos
Executive Producer: Lars Lindberg Christensen
Script and Scientific Advice: Nicolas Matsopoulos, Lars Lindberg Christensen & Anne Rhodes
Main Title Designer: Luis Calçada
Narration: Sara Mendes Da Costa
Audio Mix: Theofanis Matsopoulos
Africaans version produced by the Naval Hill Planetarium of the University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa
* Translators: Léon Snyman, Marike Stander, Matie Hoffman, Magdaleen Schoch
* Narrator: Ella Kotze
* Recorded by Léon Snyman (WellNoted Productions) at the Odeion, Bloemfontein, 2016
German Version by Planetarium Hamburg
* Thomas W. Kraupe (Translator/Director)
* Regina Lemnitz (Narrator)
* Recorded at Primetime Studio, Hamburg, 2015
Greek version
* Eugenides Foundation Planetarium
Czech version was produced by Planetárium Ostrava in 2015
* Czech narration: Markéta Haroková, Lukáš Červenka.
* Translation and recording supervision: Adam Fišer
* Sound supervision and audio post processing: Petr Pokorný
* Consultants: Tomáš Gráf, Kamila Truparová-Plšková , Martin Vilášek, Ivana Marková
* Recorded at Český rozhlas Ostrava.
Russian version was produced by:
* Financial support - Center Valentina Tereshkova (Yaroslavl Planetarium), Yaroslavl, Russia
* Translation - Olga Khusainova, Irkutsk, Russia
* Science editors - Sergei Yazev, Irkutsk Planetarium, Irkutsk, Russia
* Narrator - Julia Gorbacheva, Bryansk, Russia
* Record producer and sound engineer - Andrey Shinkarev, Bryansk, Russia
* Production and project management - Andrey Lobanov, Llc. "Svensons Art Media", Moscow, Russia
Italian version:
* Production: Marc Horat, Verkehrshaus Planetarium, Lucerne
* Audioproduction: Thalmann Sychrontonstudio Lucerne
* Speaker: Christiane De Micheli
* Special thanks to: David Gruber & Luca Ciprari (Planetarium Südtirol/Alto Adige) and Anna Wolter
French version:
* French narration: Vincent Jean Victor
* Translation and recording supervision: Lionel Ruiz, Vincent Jean Victor
* Sound supervision and audio post processing: Lionel Ruiz
* Consultants: Richard Hamou, Kirstin Ruiz, Marie-France Duval, Agnès Acker, Florie Teste, Milène Wendling, Marc Horat, Thierry Botti, Olivier Hainaut
* Recorded at Planetarium de Nantes (Ville de Nantes)
* French version was produced by Association des Planétariums de Langue Française
Romanian version:
* Emil Turcu
Spanish (Castilian) version:
* Production: Marcos Pérez. Museos Científicos Coruñeses
* Audioproduction: Xabier Olite (Son Natural Studio)
* Speaker: Juan Diéguez
* Translation: Álex Cueto, Estíbaliz Espinosa
Spanish (Latin American) version (stereo and surround):
* Production: Sociedad Astronómica de México
* Science Editors: Alejandro Farah and Carolina Keiman
* Project manager and Translation: Gabriela Vargas
* Narrator: Omar López
* Editing and Post production: Luis Sumano
Latin American Spanish Argentina (surround audio and script):
* Production: Planetario Ciudad de La Plata
* Translation and adaptation: Cintia Peri, P...

[@abhishekpnambu]

Came here because I was high!

[@-venusx]

Going to see this in Launcestons Planetarium on the 22nd! :D Ill update with how good it was and I just skimmed through this video so I don't spoil it hehe

[@diwitdharpatitripathi2282]

The wonders of universe. The conquest of the outer space. And the QUANTUM realms of the universe.

[@charleslee7173]

Terrific movie, absolutely loved it ESO is becoming one of my favorite channels

[@kisskisskick]

violent universe is better and it is the goat of our times

[@diwitdharpatitripathi2282]

Conquering the geometry of the QUANTUM fields and the space-time Fields. Gravitational field and dynamics of the gravity. The concept of gravity propulsion systems. Sailing through the gravitational field . Hundreds times the speed of light. The realization of the time travel hypothesis in practical terms and functional working machine tools.

[@vanessaeden8174]

What a lovely, soothing voice the narrator has. Who is she?

[@the_bacon37]

slmp

[@anazhagui4923]

i love this video

[@jeevaambadi3995]

Mine request is can u upload the full show of to world's beyond journey through the solar system pls

[@alejandrocabezascapetillo552]

Soy nuevo y queria saber si tienen traducidos al español los documentales

[@fernandohamilton8097]

Estan disponibles los subtítulos en español. En general este documental se entrega a los distintos planetarios de los distintivos países, con el audio doblado al idioma de cada país. Aquí solo está el audio original en inglés. Pero a cada país lo entregan con el audio en el idioma de ese país.

[@OscarS123]

Thanks ESO. Wish my phone had the planetarium app though to adapt to the fish eye.

[@auroama]

Is there any flat form of this documentary?

[@the_bacon37]

ARE U DUMM DUMMMMMMM FLAT ISNT FLAT ITS NOT LIKE UR PLAYING IN LIKE SOME MINECRAFT WORLD WHERE THERES A END ON SIDE OF THE WORLD

[@jannaruus8441]

And if they are going to get all excited about greek astronomers, then why was there no mention of Hypatia of Alexandria? Also there are so many other cultures that use the stars to navigate, not just the most dominant ones. We got more than enough of them in school and mass media. Time for something new, small and unique.

[@Temarz1987]

from Ptolemy to Copernicus? Is 800 years, no one has not studied the stars? من بطليموس إلى كوبرنيكوس؟ ومن 800 سنة، لا أحد لم تدرس النجوم؟

[@krumplethemal8831]

There are two very simple methods of astronomy that definitively prove helocentricism. One is the use of geometry. If stars are suggested to be close and smaller than a majority claim then clearly geometry should prove it but it doesn't, it supports the fact that many stars are so far a way it is difficult to use geometry to determine their distance. The second factor is gravity. Some flat earthers claim gravity isn't real and that really we experience inertia force due to the flat earth moving perfectly perpendicular to the earth's ground. This is discounted using physics of inertia, once an object stops accelerating and maintains a constant velocity the effects of inertia cease. This means if you jumped into the air you should be able to float above the ground. The only way FEers can get out of this is by claiming the earth is in a constant acceleration rate of 9.8m/s^2 perpendicular to the ground. But this means over millions of years our velocity would be fucking huge. This is just a few examples of how science illiterate people make assumptions and believe things which are not the case.

[@troypollonais9143]

I doubt flat earthers are watching this video.

[@jureteoman]

4k? There is NO 4k here.

[@hichem.w32h]

4k available here: cdn2.eso.org/videos/dome_4kmaster/eso-fettu.zip btw, its sized as 357,6 gb with 30 fps.

[@the_bacon37]

I got some 4K candies you want?

[@kenkubesh3516]

The size of the universe is absolutely, well it can't be expressed, the best I can do it is, huge bigger then huge. If we look one way 13 billion light years. There is a galaxy that looks at us right now and sees a galaxy just forming. Past that is another galaxy 13 billion light years, and so on and so on all the way around the big bang. How big is the big bang, I don't know. That's my guess, or my theory.

[@RiotOfVio]

Time itself is the universe

[@OrionB1498]

We are the Universe experiencing itself.

[@dewaynedavis8686]

The creator is the creation

[@annamalaitharanidevi4173]

Fine

[@the_bacon37]

Fine

[@iconsvcs]

harika

[@diwitdharpatitripathi2282]

Astronomy and astrophysics. Nuclear astrophysics.

[@the_bacon37]

Who is here because of a crazy lady?