Tour of the Moon 4K Redux (Music Only)

In the fall of 2011, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) mission released its original Tour of the Moon, a five-minute animation that takes the viewer on a virtual tour of our nearest neighbor in space. Six years later, the tour has been recreated in eye-popping 4K resolution, using the same camera path and drawing from the vastly expanded data trove collected by LRO in the intervening years.
The tour visits a number of interesting sites chosen to illustrate a variety of lunar terrain features. Some are on the near side and are familiar to both professional and amateur observers on Earth, while others can only be seen clearly from space. Some are large and old (Orientale, South Pole-Aitken), others are smaller and younger (Tycho, Aristarchus). Constantly shadowed areas near the poles are hard to photograph but easier to measure with altimetry, while several of the Apollo landing sites, all relatively near the equator, have been imaged at resolutions as high as 25 centimeters (10 inches) per pixel.
The new tour highlights the mineral composition of the Aristarchus plateau, evidence for surface water ice in certain spots near the south pole, and the mapping of gravity in and around the Orientale basin.
The camera flies over the lunar terrain, coming in for close looks at a variety of interesting sites and some of the LRO data associated with them. Includes feature titles, research sources, and the location and scale of the image center.
Visualizer: Ernie Wright (lead)
For more information or to download this public domain video, go to svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/4619#24658

[@alexboehm7171]

FINALLLYYYYYY!!! Finally you blend in a size meter. Please do that more often!!! Thank you!!

[@zacharybo8159]

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[@alexboehm7171]

@@zacharybo8159 Instablaster?

[@Handles-R-Lame]

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[@user-bx5vy1vj9c]

Замечательные виды. Будто сам побывал на Луне.

[@siam36029]

This was the best moon video

[@edwinbowen781]

Its such a neat life in this world to have technology that can go around the solar system n take pictures out in space!

[@edwinbowen781]

Of the planets n moons !

[@gilabensur]

É muita imaginação. Kkkkk

[@quantika72]

Wow...Amazing CGI‼️

[@user-yp6jf4hf2q]

Русские кто зашел всем привет и добра!!!

[@denisarhipka]

И тебе бобра

[@jakeinc7625]

Всем бобра и Счастья для всех, даром, и пусть никто не уйдет обиженный!

[@onlinekitchen8460]

Good animation

[@madmetalofsixties2315]

What a beautiful spaceship. ♥🍀

[@mnegreiff]

It is amazing, the amount of industrial construction visible in this clip.

[@SanzAlfredo]

Thank You Very Much for this video. When he shows Tycho crater I can't help but imagine a huge black monolith buried there. Saludos desde La Ciudad del Humo.

[@alexandremarcelino7360]

Espetácular!👏 Eu nunca tinha visto imagens assim! me senti como se estivesse passando na Lua, incrível!!

[@martinwolfright3183]

It’s just CGI NASA bullshite

[@gilabensur]

Uau! Eu acho incrível esse mundo fictício da NASA.

[@olorin4317]

Wow, wonderful. I wish more people understood and appreciated the modern renaissance. Thank you for the part you play NASA.

[@OgWoot]

Will I Dream?

[@kcraven60]

Your welcome Olorin Bot ! It’s people like you that keep the trickery going. Thankyou !

[@peatmoss4415]

@@kcraven60 It's people like you that keep mental health professionals employed :-)

[@martinwolfright3183]

What part is that.. The NASA cover up.. they continue to lie open your eyes

[@Handles-R-Lame]

​@@kcraven60 uh oh, did someone forget to take their meds this morning...

[@treeknome2642]

I saw the Captains Deck in the other full view of the moon. Pretty cool.

[@user-xy1ht9es9l]

Музыка красивая успокаивает.

[@rhollyday]

Surface radar resolution is extremely detailed! Please publish radar images of Apollo landing sites and the lunar bases on the dark side. Thanks!

[@zeendaniels5809]

Apollo was imaged like 5 years ago. Just google "lro apollo".

[@pvm707]

Amazing!!! 😍🌝👍👏

[@JokoChannelPontianak]

Amazing😊

[@Sofia-xp3cs]

FABULOSO!!

[@KingRagnar664]

Life hits different when you learn the moon is a reflection of bigger earth on the plasma belt. And we’re just one of the small craters on it.

[@zeendaniels5809]

Too bad you can't prove it... It would be easier to "learn".

[@andredemontigny7961]

Sais dès très belle image Sais surprenant de la voir aussi proches merci

[@EctorArias-xq9rf]

Exelentes tomas, gracias por compartir.😮

[@ph3645]

AMASING 👏👏👏👏

[@binkyschiller78]

ok, the Tycho crater is found, but where's the Monolith?

[@NC--Hunt--21]

This is incredible 👍👍👍

[@martinwolfright3183]

😂

[@safargalivaleev]

Классное видео!

[@francescoscarinci7109]

I'd apreciate crater's names in transparency. Very good images!

[@markm6488]

Excellent!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@arliyansahray9225]

Thanks for sharing ..

[@tatianaciobotaru5139]

Bellissima molto interessante grazie 😅

[@user-ch8gr9mp9u]

ОБАЛДЕТЬ! Смотрю Луну в бинокль, а тут такая оптика, даже следы лунохода показали если я не ошибаюсь.👍

[@hirammendezcaloca7772]

Así es son restos del land rover

[@TheSu15]

Maravilloso 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@vipinbaliga7760]

My respects to everyone working at NASA and everyone involved in making this video possible. It should be shown to every kid out there. Awe inspiring view of the Moon!

[@belkacemnaili7584]

The Lander and the Rover of Apollo Mission are virtualized as usual because USA is a land of liars.

[@LucianoRodrigues-lt1sw]

Vídeo sensacional...a trilha então... show de bola

[@bobamajstorica7855]

Noćna snoviđenja,

[@JohaarjoshimanthGhaurinanda]

Spectacular high resolution images with very detailed zooms! I've also read that the regolith of the lunar surface at its south pole contains some water ice, and that the Aitken Basin with its 2400 km diameter the largest remnant of any impact structure on a celestial body in our Solar System is, caused by a huge collision of a proto-planet with the proto-Moon in the far past.🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕🌖🌗🌘

[@mnegreiff]

Another theory about the moon is that is was brought here in the remote past, is hollow and has about 250,000,000 million residents. Having studied the surface of the Moon for many years on Google Earth Pro the latter description is a lot closer than the former.

[@annunnaki5013]

Pure cgi

[@JohaarjoshimanthGhaurinanda]

@@mnegreiff LOL...! 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

[@mnegreiff]

@@JohaarjoshimanthGhaurinanda Obviously you've never checked for yourself. It's 100% true.

[@JohaarjoshimanthGhaurinanda]

@@mnegreiff *BULLSHIT!!! That's % 100 NONSENSE!!!* You must be stupid! 🤭

[@s.f.morris7331]

why are there not surveillance cameras on the moon by any country. like to monitor the skies when we cant

[@RodolfoSanchez-bi8cd]

¡ Felicidades a los ingenieros y científicos, de la NASA !. *** Impresionante ***.

[@sebavm9111]

the animation was very good!

[@juanlopezvillanueva8267]

Buenísimo

[@Califfone]

Bellissimo!!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@user-dr5ey5wf6m]

It was Great, Thanks ❤❤❤❤

[@ferlsff4etr802]

The best tour

[@radiomindchatter7994]

Loved the transition of light and dark on this!

[@farkldusun]

Muhtemelen ay yüzeyinin altında yaşayan dünya dışı varlıklar var 🙇🙏

[@allgood6760]

Cool graphics 👍

[@leacsontos9091]

magic!!!!

[@jaroslavchladek9513]

Beatiful

[@dipendralimbu2322]

How much power full camera is this I too needed this type of camera if possible so that we can view the hidden secrets of the moon surface directly if can buy in the market,,, how much range maybe?

[@west-tek165]

Bellissimo🤩!

[@matthewforeman1261]

Why are there no central mounds in the centre of any impact crater on earth but is common else where in our solar system?

[@heathermanderson3147]

Because it is fake

[@frankianthony155]

​@@heathermanderson3147 Not🇺🇸

[@lethargogpeterson4083]

I'm guessing the central mounds get worn down by erosion on earth, but that is just a guess.

[@CaptainUnderytp]

@@lethargogpeterson4083yes

[@sillydacialogan]

space is cool!

[@richardhughes7868]

Truly amazing film ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@martinwolfright3183]

What is so amazing about this video it’s just CGi

[@robertomusso6993]

Apollo 11 Apollo 12 Apollo 14 Apollo 15 Apollo 16 Apollo 17. Where are the high definition photos of the landing sites?

[@zailuzmarte2804]

3:55 tres piramides borradas intencional mente, con el mismo parentescos a las piramides de giza. que casualidad que donde fuero a parar. asta donde se existen fotos tomadas y que luego fueron editadas borrando el fondo para que al ser publicadas no se viera esas partes

[@SOl-se4no]

سبحان الله «فإذا بَرِقَ البصرُ، وخَسَفَ القَمَرُ، وجُمِعَ الشَّمسُ والقَمَر يَقُولُ الإنسَانُ يَومَئِذٍ أيْنَ المفَرُّ»

[@GuyDumais]

Amazing 🙃

[@400hunnid]

Quando será que terráqueos voltará a Lua??? Missão será bem Sucedida??? Aguardamos ansiosos. Até mais...

[@AnaPaula-mw2wj]

Nunca foi a lua

[@treeknome2642]

Thankful for the moon

[@atlhonasael221]

Muitos não entendem a diferença entre formações naturais e as que não são, como eu no caso, vc poderia dizer essa formação é natural, e a outra não. Grato

[@mirelladigiandomenico4599]

xche non fate vedere le basi extraterrestre?????????

[@gideongouvs5559]

All your other images is crystal clear --- exept the ones from the "lander" of the Appolo missions ----- this is debatable

[@zeendaniels5809]

Are you aware of the scale of the images? I guess not...

[@Channel-cw6hu]

เยี่ยม

[@mljohnson2721]

I LIKE THIS

[@sergep8341]

Norte y sur no existen en el espacio. Cual es el punto de referencia?

[@raffezor]

Earth's north pole

[@Science_Atrium]

The rotation axis, just like on Earth.

[@User-hj1kl]

Nasa digital studio

[@ksj5588]

와 정말 좋은 망원경이다. 어느 기종인가?

[@valquiriainacio9436]

Lindo demais

[@sergifv58]

Very nice CGI

[@hisoverlorduponhigh90]

"I thought the only lonely place 2as on The Moon". Paul McCartney "Jet" 1974.

[@ecivalazevedo7284]

Muito bom mas,devia colocar medições altura por exemplo da borda das crateras e morros colinas seria bem interessante.

[@user-cd3it8ht6w]

It, s very beautiful!

[@monikagrzedowska6706]

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[@dalebenton3354]

Always like to go to the Moon,Land there also see what its like for real would be very interesting

[@jimspear3033]

Some of these craters seem to be bombardment patterns. Old war scars? Surface detonation structures visible. Crater geometry fits too well.

[@alejandroalcantar445]

Hace rato me puse a pensar???? Alguien sabe q pasaría si alguien con un arma,, una retrocarga digamos,, dispara desde el espacio orbital,, recuerden el tema de la gravedad??????? Para mí la respuesta sería,,, no piensen q cada bala saldría en tiempo lento o q explotaría el arma en las manos del q jalon el gatillo(de primero lo pensé)........ SIMPLEMENTE NO salen las balas,,,, recuerden q no hay gravedad no oxígeno y nada haría encender una 🔥 al no ser x una explosión cósmica,, simplemente PUEDEN JALAR TODO EL GATILLO Y LAS BALAS NO SALDRAN,, SE QUEDARAN ADENTRO ATORADAS

[@rockbroker]

A+

[@elsacepeda7170]

Qué viaje!!!!!!

[@kacemrochd6425]

The Moon is a small planet that is older than the Earth by almost 600 million years. The age of the Moon obtained from the U-Th-Pb chronometer is 5.13 billion years while the age of the Earth obtained using the same chronometer is 4.55 billion years. So, the Moon is dynamically active as any other planet in the solar system but is moving around the Earth after its capture by the gravity of the Earth.

[@CD-oq8em]

Would you still be able to drive the Rover?

[@jonthebutcher]

What about actual footage? Instead of computer animation.

[@medic173]

They cant my bro, nasa never been to the moon. Thats why.

[@josephrodelli426]

@@medic173 have you watched the official Apollo XI press conference? It's on YT and it's so weird. They sound like they had just been to their best friend's funeral.

[@medic173]

@@josephrodelli426 yes i have seen it. Why does the moon have craters made from meteors, but earth doesnt get hit with meteors. . does it have something to do with firmament.

[@josephrodelli426]

@@medic173 I'm not sure. Earth's atmosphere must help protect it?! But to be honest, I have no clue. Mars doesn't seem to have creaters either.

[@medic173]

@@josephrodelli426 how is it that nasa claims to have technology to discover planets & galaxies that are million of light years away, but they dont have the technology to research the ocean. Only 3% of the ocean has been explored. Doesnt make sense.

[@ramirocarrillo3238]

el video estuvo bonito pero bonito bonito

[@tullyfisher]

Amazing footage! - But I missed other landing sites.. 😔

[@ToniLixSim]

fotage? HAHAHA it is image not fotage, is not real, is image, photo and image have big difference, photo much be taken from camera direct to the thing,, this is not photo, is image created with computer

[@kountri]

​@@ToniLixSimnice english

[@balsunmoonrajbhandari646]

SO MANY PATANS ( PLATEUS )

[@denisarhipka]

Красотища

[@user-rn1xd7wk2s]

Охотно верю тэп

[@monikagrzedowska6706]

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[@user-qr3nb2ui5k]

クレーターの深さが浅く一定なのが不思議❗️

[@jasonmcintosh2632]

The crater at the south pole is named "Shackleton"? That's awesome.

[@gameslake2387]

Very nice and great try ✌️ But here is a Question why they don't show far side of the moon 🙂

[@kenotpil]

Because Roger and David already established that it is dark

[@jtldudessecondchannel3441]

It’s called “the dark side” not because light doesn’t reach there,but because you can’t have normal communication with Earth ,and also,Games Lake,there are literally photos of the dark side that were taken probably more than 50 years ago

[@gameslake2387]

But moon is orbital locked to the earth its mean if moon complete each rotation around the earth in 29 or 30 days it also complete each rotation around its axis in 30 days. Earth 30 days or moon's each day. Here is link you can see how moon circle around the world ant its self too 🙂kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKepnmyLaaiGpMU

[@Science_Atrium]

No. Both sides are lightened, depends on the period.

[@guilhermesmf]

Noossssaaaaa!

[@neidelino745]

Fiquei esperando ver a bandeira americana e as marca dos pés dos Astronaltas

[@ksj5588]

이 정도는 가져야 겠네. 화질이 죽여주네.고배율에 이렇게 확실한 영상이라?

[@brianchandler6127]

We have satellites that can literally see a mouse take a dump in4k but we can't take high definition images of the moon and have to use a computer simulation, give me a break

[@ratansinghrao1342]

Oum Chandra Deva Namh:

[@user-hp2sb3xz2t]

OM TAT SAT.

[@heimdall8305]

moon has many rough days..

[@ankurmnbs]

Is this solid rock or sandy or muddy???

[@belindaposadas6514]

Wow

[@karinasicairos1522]

Moon astronaut part 2 Apolo 11 mi Sion NASA astronaut part 1 y like y gracias por tu apoyo NASA es increíble 🚀🌚🌘🌗🌖🌔🌒🌓🌖🌘🌗🌚🚀

[@balsunmoonrajbhandari646]

SO MANY CRATERS ( VALLEYS )

[@quyencfvn8145]

chất lượng quá

[@dalecaruso2052]

Noice! (Nice). 🤔

[@RifaOnGaming]

the closest neighbor

[@bigguy2828]

Why go to Mars if we can inhabit the Moon... it should have been years ago that a world space station should have been built there and still building ,instead it's floating in space

[@photo7839]

@ongakka makke And Mars does have water... it just might be rock solid, at minus 80 degrees f to minus 225

[@easyerthanyouthink]

There are many reasons to pick mars. Mars has an atmosphere. Not much but it does have less harsh situation to the moon. Temprature and atmostphere are key points, and atmostphere does not mean you can breath. On the moon does have a minsculen atmostphere but no where near mars and you are totally exposed to the harshness of space and the sun on the moon. So moon avantages are close to earth and no weather 😂

[@rainpain3655]

For people to seriously believe that were going to live on mars and the moon is delusional beyond belief

[@easyerthanyouthink]

Just to clarify, i neither confirm or deny if it will happen 😂 A small base maybe, but to live there in number, i highly doubt it. But money talks. If they find things they want to mine, on moon or mars or asteroid. You bet they will do all they can to get there

[@doseofboost4509]

@RAINPAIN imagine going back in time to early 1900's an telling them of the world in 2022 they probably hang you .......everything once sounded delusional

[@PeterBacon]

You guys nice and bought out?

[@fashion_Saint_Lord]

Why the UFO over the moon are removed by NASA ?