Tour of the Moon in 4K

Take a virtual tour of the Moon in all-new 4K resolution, thanks to data provided by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft. As the visualization moves around the near side, far side, north and south poles, we highlight interesting features, sites, and information gathered on the lunar terrain.
Music Provided By Killer Tracks: "Never Looking Back" - Frederick Wiedmann. "Flying over Turmoil" - Benjamin Krause & Scott Goodman.
This video is public domain and along with other supporting visualizations can be downloaded from the Scientific Visualization Studio at: svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/4619
Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/David Ladd & Ernie Wright
Ernie Wright (USRA): Lead Visualizer - Scientific Visualization Studio
David Ladd (USRA): Lead Producer, Editor, Narrator
Noah Petro (NASA/GSFC): Lead Scientist
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[@seanharrington9356]

Love the zoom-in on the Apollo 17 site. Really gives a sense of how enormous the Moon is.

[@haha5571]

so if it is so enormous, why did the horizon look so close with the footage from the moons surface?

[@boatchips7820]

@@haha5571 because its computer generated

[@haha5571]

@@boatchips7820 yep

[@FreeUrMindz]

Its digital. Not real. They even admit it. Ask yourself why no real footage.

[@haha5571]

@@FreeUrMindz are you replying to me?

[@JerryRigEverything]

This is amazing. If you guys ever have any tech you wanna show off... id be down.

[@UnfluffedMarshmallow]

JerryRigEverything Hi, I like your videos

[@tommygunstudios]

Haha

[@tamra6092]

Lol, just imagine. "Tech review inside spaceship"

[@yousufa.1023]

NASA smart phone teardown??

[@siddharthchowdaryvunnam525]

Hi Zack!

[@EJLeBlanc]

Great work, NASA! This is amazing.

[@christinacope562]

As a child, always thought when I grew up all could travel to the moon. My Da died thinking the same. Maybe if we hadn't spent so much on war, the present would look more like the future I had imagined.

[@xristos2141981]

Human created to look up to stars that it mean at greek human= ανθρωπος= ανω mean up+θρωσκω mean look, see,target. I still want to travel to the stars. Our souls coming from the stars and there have to travel when this life end. Is our before born memories of our souls talking to us. Thats why we like to travel and search for the tree knowledge.🙂

[@xristos2141981]

@@Lea0607 if they dont find way to protect people from radiation noone will stay. If they dont give weapons to people who will work there noone will left alive.OK?

[@cynthiaklenk6313]

Hi Cristina, with the exception of a few tentative steps, it seems humanity can not get out of its pram. I grew up following the space program from Alan Shepards Mercury downrange, and continue to follow it, through Apollo 11, where the human race did take one of those steps, all the way to the present. There was a movie some years back based upon Dr. Carl Sagan's wonderful book '"Contact". In it, an astrophysicist (Elly) meets an alien species that uses her deceased father as a visual go - between. Words written by Dr. Sagan and said in the movie by the alien presence say words that have stayed with me since I read the book and then saw the movie: “You're an interesting species. An interesting mix. You're capable of such beautiful dreams, and such horrible nightmares. You feel so lost, so cut off, so alone, only you're not. See, in all our searching, the only thing we've found that makes the emptiness bearable, is each other.” ― Carl Sagan, Contact Peace Christina, we MUST continue to reach for the stars, and find, as Abraham Lincoln once said "The better angels of our nature". One day perhaps, long after I am gone, the human race will leave its pram and begin to grow up.

[@docluke9009]

Well said Christina, and I'm sorry for your loss, I too lost my dad at an early age, we had great hopes for humanity and nature back then, I still hold hope in humanity yet today, but it's weaker now than before though, bless you and our remaining hope.!!!

[@soulsteela01]

You can do it anyway.

[@uniwasamistake6334]

I think I need a 30 min version of this.

[@placeborock]

I hear ya!

[@pecascaes]

Hahaha me2

[@Dawt_Calm]

Just think, that's all cheese. Mind blown.

[@GrinFlash007]

Wallace & Gromit have even eaten it!

[@arax2247]

world hunger would be out for years

[@LordXenophon1]

But it's only Parmesan cheese.

[@chingbankai33]

Hilarious

[@EchadLevShtim]

They are popped zits.

[@tomclark6098]

Glad to see these types of videos on trending ! 👍

[@wandamaria]

Cudowne! Dziękuje

[@AlienClique]

I learned more about the moon in 5 minutes than I did in 12+ science classes over like my whole life. Thanks NASA!

[@AlienClique]

FooBar Maximus great I can’t wait! Then I’ll eventually be 10 and I’ll catch up with you!

[@lucasbudega]

The dramatic soundtrack in the background just takes this video to a whole new level. It's like we're being briefed on a mission to invade the Moon.

[@guywithachromemask6260]

Lucas Oliveira well, we’re gonna do it one day. Stupid moon rebels, hogging up all our moon

[@Warhorse26]

Absolutely amazing!!! Such a great video!

[@JohnDoe-px4ko]

Sometimes I need reminding not to be complacent - I am looking in detail at the surface of another world. Truly amazing! Thanks.

[@RufftaMan]

Very well put together! Thanks a lot. Too bad Google Moon doesn't use all the available data.. It would be amazing to explore the Moon in such detail..

[@anderscharlton3268]

Wait what there's a Google Moon? Is it part of Google Earth?

[@bengreenhagen8287]

Check this out: quickmap.lroc.asu.edu/ This is the "Google Moon" that folks on LRO and elsewhere use for actual research.

[@KevusB]

NASA has a site thats a thousand times better than Google Moon, it uses pretty much the same data as shown in this video. Just google "lroc quickmap" and the first result takes you to the map. Lots and lots of overlays and filters to play around with!

[@KerryCronic]

Dude. We are so small and insignificant. Space is always a great reminder of that.

[@supayosefu9233]

We should all just kill ourselves

[@swat22camden]

and people get offended by words

[@michaelma3547]

So cynical

[@GodlyEddy]

I agree, space is small and insignificant, stupid to think the other way around. Unless your atheist, then your dead right, everyones worthless I guess.

[@werewook]

GOD'S NOT REALLL MORTYYYY I'M PICKLEEE RIIIIIIIICKKKKK

[@singularity70]

Mind blown .. Awesome! Right on NASA!

[@unguidedone]

i cant say it enough, thank you for taking the time to study the universe where we all live. The amazing insights you find keep me on the edge of my seat :)

[@KCarver]

That was incredible. Thanks ever so much!

[@BenRai2k]

K. Wright Fancy seeing you here 😊

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

So much space in there. Let's see which country builds the *first city on the moon.*

[@neandertalensis1608]

China !

[@dlfavilla]

Not just one country, perhaps a city of a thousand races!!!

[@whatevahz531]

Moon Force

[@LateNightHacks]

hopefully we venture out as a species and not as tribes, can't afford to repeat our mistakes again

[@illusionizeZero]

epSos.de it's to risky to live on the moon it gets hit too much by Meteors

[@CKofAZ]

Beautiful, thank you nasa

[@nyanpraterjr1819]

This is just so cool how by using variation of color we can create meaningful contrast on our quest to better understand and explain to our children what is going on around us. :) Thank you for posting this on KZbin - highlight of my day! :)

[@dachew57]

Wow, really incredible footage and rendering of data from multiple missions. So much more to learn about our nearest neighbor. Thank you NASA for all you do!

[@dr.ofdubiouswisdom4189]

Absolutely stunning....& creepy. Feel as if I'm somehow studying a ancient skeleton.

[@SethMarcell]

HECK YES LRO! Such a cool project!

[@fnersch3367]

Great video you guys put together. Thanks.

[@davidjul6532]

Unbelievable Details！！！

[@malonecustomdesigns]

Yes...on everything EXCEPT the lunar module landing site lol

[@Pygar2]

Go wiki "third party evidence of Apollo". Better pics there.

[@aknightthatsaysnee5259]

There's an old retired astronaut walking around a mall parking lot saying, Now where did I park that Rover?

[@burlingtonfilms]

Wow, thank you for making this video

[@adamemac]

Absolutely fascinating! Thanks, NASA.

[@godofrainbows]

I enjoy science.

[@ivx8345]

Bunnyshooter 223 God is an unproven made up theory.

[@careforbunniesnot6075]

Where can I find Non-Virtual footage with very high quality?

[@gsolee]

I love this so much!!!

[@JimMcTavish]

Awesome tour. Thanks!

[@FlowerofDissolution]

Loved every second of this video, though it didn't really require the dramatic music to make it interesting. At some point, I hope we'll get footage like this of every planet or satellite in our solar system.

[@TheNoerdy]

The moon is so cool! I'd love to see a 4k simulation of EARTH like this though. That would look AMAZING zooming in on all the detail! The Earth is awesome too, don't forget!

[@cruiseaddictiontv6435]

Nowerdy why not go there one day?

[@abunchofletters9507]

Nowerdy If you want to look at Earth in detail, you can just go outside

[@sinmir501]

It's flat mate

[@misterspray7323]

What does your flatmate have to do with it? Is he an astronaut?

[@sinmir501]

Mister Spray No my flatmate is flat

[@paradym777]

This is...Beautiful

[@thishandledoesntexist]

That was amazing, keep posting.

[@krish224488]

Gosh! I just cant help thinking how small and insignificant we are. We look like ants even to the smallest celestial body like moon. Such videos force me to re evaluate life.

[@Raumance]

Damn that was interesting.

[@Vorador666]

Oh man that was beautiful. What an incredible video

[@DiegoMazzola]

AMAZING! Thanks NASA!

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Awesome!

[@khanohare]

If there is space and there is a vacume... astronauts space suits should withstand the force of this so called vacume?? Yes? No? If yes... NASA! SHOW ME A VIDEO OF AN ASTRONAUT IN A VACUME CHAMBER ALONG WITH A BOWL OF CRACKED OPEN EGGS IN A BOWL and let us see a live video feed of him standing upright and smiling for at least a half hour. Then i will believe in space and a globe earth. ...till then i remain a flat earther and believe in god. Has anyone ever seen a vacume chamber experiment with eggs?? If not I suggest you do before slating my comment. Astronaut suit, eggs, working vacume chamber and show us that the astronaut wont start bubbling and die. Prove this to me and the rest of the population and let us see if its real or is it lies you tell!!

[@KlaraZoom]

khanohare. NASA have better things to do than conducting experiments to appease conspiracy cretins.

[@khanohare]

Mistake Not explain gravity plz cretin

[@KlaraZoom]

khanohare. If you don’t understand it already is there much point in me trying to explain it? You are just another science denier that cry’s fake, lies and CGI at everything you don’t like/understand. And no buoyancy/density is not a valid argument. Do you think mathematics is lies to?

[@khanohare]

Mistake See if you fill a cup with water..is it level?

[@lyssaearland618]

Watch it in VR mode with a headset. It's trippy. Google Cardboard is fine.

[@eia1957]

Thank you so much for doing this video in metric. I teach 8th grade science and having an up-to-date report on the Moon is very important to our content. Thank you!

[@christ347]

Still teach science?

[@jadesmith2931]

loved it so clear hope there more to come

[@Haziel83]

I like the music.

[@orts-burgermeister7139]

Me too! Do you know the name. I'm just looking for the music.

[@placeborock]

Marcello Bello If you click on show more.... You shall receive: Music Provided By Killer Tracks: "Never Looking Back" - Frederick Wiedmann. "Flying over Turmoil" - Benjamin Krause & Scott Goodman.

[@orts-burgermeister7139]

hmm Thx! But I can not find it on Google :( Only the Musik)

[@Haziel83]

Spiderrman Yes, I've tried looking for it but couldn't find anything! 😔

[@NASAGoddard]

It's from a subscription music catalog.

[@MANA98]

You rock

[@ronskayakingandfishing414]

Loved it. Thank you.

[@MrHenkfromHolland]

A big thank you for sharing this video

[@maxmega7783]

Tycho Crater has a central peak, but i see other craters with the same thing. Could it have to do with force fallout from the intial force that made the crater?

[@maxmega7783]

Idk maybe if you imagine a water droplet falling into a bigger container of water

[@Grendel1967g]

Max M and at 1/6th gravity, that water drop could potentially freeze before falling back onto the frozen ripple. As a silver smith, I see how silver melts at over 1670°F and freezes as it cools (still well above 900°, but frozen)... I can imagine similar effects on a larger scale in this case.

[@maxmega7783]

Grendel thats interesting

[@MarsFKA]

Max M The central peaks in craters were created when the molten rock created during the impacts rebounded and then solidified before it could collapse back into the floor of the crater.

[@G5rry]

The central peak is typical for impact craters.

[@unsociableweeb3693]

Looks like a giant jaw breaker

[@aafiyaabdullah4869]

This is absolutely correct, informative, educational, amazingly and ossom

[@JGDeRuvo]

Fantastic resolution.

[@trapezius77]

637 downvotes = 637 Flat-Earthers

[@WeDerp]

Najeeb Sheikh or 637 none brainwashed, self thinking and logical people. Would probably be more legit

[@trapezius77]

Son Goku You don't exist, you are "CGI" 😂

[@WeDerp]

Can't argue with that LOL!

[@bqualitysnake6549]

Now there's 690

[@michaelwhite77]

714 now

[@michaela3711]

3:05 I see an eye.

[@meutalinsano]

beautiful moon

[@DeZiReSnaKe]

Breath Taking... Wow!

[@GiffysChannel]

I want to see more of the dark side, ive seen the illuminated side my whole life

[@shaggy72]

there are pictures of "the far side" (on the nights we don't see the moon surface lit up in the sky the sunlight IS shining on the far side, so the FAR side IS indeed getting light on it, but we can never see it from earth but Nasa sent satellites around there so they could take a LOT of pictures of it when it IS lit up during our "new moon" phase). Look it up, especially on NASA website - a lot of people forget there IS more to internet than social media or entertainment sites. I could spend weeks researching the Nasa website & still not scratch the surface of all the information they present haha

[@GiffysChannel]

@@shaggy72 You know, I guess I just always assumed that everything on the NASA site had already been combed through by people. You just sparked a little light of exploration in me. I'll have to check out the site and see what I can find. Thanks for the little tip. Also, yes, you're right. Everyone (including myself) forget just how vast and massive the internet is.

[@thedavecorp]

2:20-2:30 The Monolith?

[@onethousandpercent863]

i love space its so beautiful.

[@vani453]

This is so beautiful

[@travis3810]

My sister's boyfriend works at Goddard! He looks at the satellites pointing in towards the earth. All this stuff is sooo cool to me!!!

[@peted8896]

Cool: we can watch the moon in 4K Not Cool: My phone’s still in 2k

[@cosmoszeeist7839]

love space !! love NASA !

[@doctorgood2007]

Wow! That was something else!

[@Ryanmulligan13]

Most people can’t even watch this in 4K. Glad I have my Xbox One X!

[@bjnowak]

Sorry I’m still a skeptic on the moon landing. If anyone can see our rover with a telescope please let me know. A computer generated tour is not enough. I want to believe we went. But I’m having a hard time with it.

[@Pygar2]

So wiki "third party evidence of Apollo". Better pics there.

[@ZeedijkMike]

Have you tried reading a book. Else maybe get your school money back - if you ever went to school that is.

[@infinitevisibility]

There's nothing wrong with healthy skepticism. Many interesting questions have been asked about the details of the moon landings (flag waving in the absence of atmosphere, clarity of Armstrong's boot print, etc.): and some of the answers given (flag wiggled by crew on purpose to simulate waving, uneroded crystalline structure of lunar dust) might not seem intuitive...so I get why you might still have questions. But as long as your skepticism is grounded in REALITY (unlike those who refuse to believe in the existence of SATELLITES, despite the fact that the internet they use to promulgate such nonsense is DELIVERED to them by virtue of these marvels) then we can no doubt find common ground. For example, if you accept that Earth's moon is, on average, about 384,402 km away (rather than some 'inside the dome' balderdash), then you know that such a distance converts easily to 1.2611 billion feet. The lander, according to NASA, has a diameter of 31 feet, diagonally across the extended legs. So to put this in perspective, trying to see an object that wide from earth is the same as you, sitting on the ground with your telescope, looking up into the sky at the bottom of a helicopter hovering 10,000 feet above you and trying to spot an object on its hull just under 3 THOUSANDTHS of an inch wide - roughly the width of a somewhat fine human hair (red, perhaps - coarse hair can be double that thickness). The difference, of course, being that the snippet thus affixed must only be as long as it is wide: no cheating trying to find the telltale line of a full strand. This being the case, you can see why it might be difficult, even under ideal lighting conditions, angles, etc., to find the remaining portion of the lander. The rover would be even smaller, and not exactly constructed of pink neon materials, at that, making it even more difficult to pick out.

[@ZeedijkMike]

+Jim Lee: As I said " Read a book or get your school money back"

[@shadowraith1]

Brilliant !!! Thank you, so much, for sharing. :)

[@Dodoskee]

Wow. Amazing! We need to go back asap!

[@dylanbotts7927]

WE NEED A VERY BIG MOON WALL TO KEEP THE SPACE IMMIGRANTS OUT.

[@Quarkburger]

Politics doesn't belong here

[@ISCFLORIDA]

I actually thought it was hilarious

[@unitedspacepirates9075]

On some less civilised planets they use inexpensive laser fences to keep the scary poor people away from the rich people that way they have some concrete to fix the bridges falling apart instead of building 100 foot walls that are defeated with a ladder and rope. lol

[@JUAN_OLIVIER]

I prefer gun towers. Lets shoot them.

[@markequinox]

And Jupiter will pay for it!

[@KeeperOfKale222]

Tour of the moon: #25 on Trending Tour of Carli Bybel’s closet: #15 on Trending

[@MLanda]

AMAZING VIDEO !

[@fazzaah]

Killer editing!

[@Dragonlords1002]

Great CGI

[@put_istine]

Yea. NASA improved their skills in 3D animations.

[@Pygar2]

Go wiki "third party evidence of Apollo". Better pics there.

[@cortster12]

Black Label I know, right? This is an amazing comluter generation made from all the new images! Showing the actual images as it zoomed in was a nice touch, too!

[@placeborock]

50lmyr None so blind as those who will not see (yada, yada, yada)

[@MikaelMurstam]

lol you know it is supposed to be CGI right?

[@richardbird6945]

I didn't see the Hollywood credits at the beginning.

[@COJ.Island]

Thank you. I enjoy the tour.

[@Extrabaconagnesu71]

Wow the video looks quite amazing, I haven't a phone with 4K resolution but I have one with HD resolution and still looks really impressive!! Thanks for that. I hope that NASA could make a video of the Space Tour to see other planets in high resolution.

[@user-hk9gc1pg7s]

*So where's the footprint of Armistrong?*

[@Pygar2]

Go wiki "third party evidence of Apollo". Better pics there.

[@JayRdgz94]

Where are the alien structures at?

[@completelyaverageviewer]

Jorge Rdgz Aliens aren’t everywhere. And while it does seem likely for them to exist, we’ve found no evidence of any alien life. Though we search day and night for possible life on another planet, nothing pops up. This could just be cause we are alone in the universe, or they’ve previously died because of ‘great filters’. If you’d like, I can link you to some very nicely animated and interesting videos just about that. (:

[@iJamie8467x]

KickTheLogic nah I don't we are alone in the universe, that's highly unlikely, we ain't looking further enough since we can't yet, earth is just a dot on in the universe We need to go further My theory of the Universe is that it's like Star wars or Guardian of the Galaxy where every planet is far away, some are advanced some ain't

[@CYBERLMAO]

Inside 👽

[@tawa68220]

kickTheLogic Ever heard of the Sumerian clay tablets? Check it out.

[@completelyaverageviewer]

iJamie8467x I never said I don’t believe they exist. I do in fact thing we share the same universe, and maybe shared the same planet.

[@Astrostevo]

Superb work. Thankyou.

[@Imyourbigbrother]

Beautiful CG.

[@VEE3RDEYE]

You edited out all the bases

[@renovision]

Why is this vid all computer generated

[@glenh1369]

why is any video you watch on a computer generated?

[@glenh1369]

nah technically true with slight sarcasm

[@iamgorira4178]

Because earth is flat

[@glenh1369]

also i hope you meant i was being annoyingly insensitive or blunt because i wasnt at an angle between 90 and 180 degrees at the time

[@thegirlwithglasses3672]

A computer-type robot had to record this video since humans can't. The rainbow colors you see on the moon are because of the thermogram to show the temperatures

[@Billme58]

That's Amazing!

[@marlonjamesdimailig84]

Damn bro the detail on this video is on point

[@haondoor]

That's weird, it does not look flat to me? 4k must not be clear enough to capture such lunar flatmations.

[@glenh1369]

refraction of the light gives the illusion the the moon is a globe and remember the hologram dont forget the hologram

[@x-fun3149]

You government paid shill. The moon is really a dodecahedron. Keep an open mind.

[@andrewsilver7048]

Glen H I love the sarcasm, Glen Best comments of 2018 thus far

[@haondoor]

Let's not get crazy here @Pandibi. We are talking about real scientific facts, not children's piddle toys.

[@dylanconner3418]

Where's the flag?

[@Pygar2]

Where it was put, but tiny. Go wiki "third party evidence of Apollo". Better pics there.

[@gusibrahim6961]

Dylan Conner What flag? Don't be stupid?

[@Pygar2]

He's talking about the American flag deployed near the LM, which can be seen by the LRO- and was.

[@elard2455]

it was to small to see

[@merion297]

The flag is an Apollo 11 stuff. This video contains Apollo 17 landing site only. Google helps you to find the appropriate photo.

[@tikke8511]

Thank you NASA

[@sithlord9082]

Awesome! I love NASA!

[@one_man_community]

If the earth is flat, what isn't the moon or sun?

[@jigartalaviya2340]

ANIMA 51 because u cant talk sense to flat earthers. In this day and age if there r still people who think earth is flat, there r no way they r going to change their mind.No matter how much evidence u give them.😌

[@laharnarivan]

Earth isn't flat!

[@bluejay2957]

Why does earth have to be the same as every other planet, its obviously unique so who's to say its the only planet that isnt round, the flat earth model wouldnt have the planets the same as what we've been taught either I dont think so there's that

[@dazendi8116]

If the English is grammar, what is the correct?

[@pjmccabe4904]

Lol

[@jaggsta]

2018 and still no moon base.

[@spacefarerx]

This is brilliant!!! 😍

[@PeteTheFatDog]

This scanning mechanic really is coming along. Cellin looks awesome.

[@MechaAkuma]

Well worth the $504 million

[@dasaniishotdogwater8518]

Proves that planets are flat

[@dazendi8116]

You don't pay tax so you got it for free.

[@drewthompson7457]

Luke ;:last time I looked, NASA gets much less than 1% of the federal budget, compared to almost 1 trillion dollars for the military. I prefer research to killing people.

[@andrewsilver7048]

Imagine how many people or companies have $500 mil in real life Yeahhhh.. Productive people

[@andrewsilver7048]

Luke There actually are $500 mil homes lol Try google

[@YourBeingParanoid]

Q. What levels of radiation do you find on the moon?

[@YourBeingParanoid]

Sorry, I wasn't referring to the effects upon the human body, just the actual levels. Can you help?

[@pervZAGGert]

They can't measure it, but they can calculate the radiation on the Mars somehow...

[@YourBeingParanoid]

That can't be true - who's gonna believe that?

[@pervZAGGert]

Check yourself. The estimates are ridiculous.

[@piranha031091]

It's highly variable, depending on solar activity. Astronauts that went to the moon during the Apollo missions took doses varying between 0.18 millisievert to 1.14 millisievert for missions of 8-12 days total. Contrary to what Daryl said, if we are to build a moon base, it would be relatively easy to strongly mitigate radiation exposure : shoveling a layer of regolith on top of the hab would block it quite effectively. You would then limit EVAs to days with nice "space weather". (Also, Apollo missions landed in places that were in constant daylight for the full duration of ground activities. For a long enough stay on a permanent moonbase, the Moon itself would block all solar radiation half of the time, during the lunar night.)

[@BulletMagnetMan]

That's a great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@Boomshankarim]

This is phenomenal...👏👏👏

[@fireaspect4756]

*Dislikes are the flat earthers*

[@louf7178]

FireAspect 475 I would think it's more people who do not believe we landed on the moon.

[@fireaspect4756]

Oh, *Dislikes are not landed moon believers*

[@fireaspect4756]

that's because they didn't want to see that we landed on the moon

[@torsteinrocks]

Not 4k if it's animated

[@jax6943]

Jordan H2K ... Yes it can be? Ever heard if 4k graphics? Those are animated.

[@G5rry]

What?

[@AkatlaLet]

Outstanding ! It really good one!

[@RussianLifes]

Круто) Спасибо!)