Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Comparing the sizes and the views on planets near different nebulas. All nebulas in this video are real and information about size is accurate. I used Space engine amongst other things to make this video.
00:00 - Lemon Slice Nebula
00:21 - Eskimo Nebula
00:52 - Ring Nebula
01:16 - Helix Nebula
01:42 - Omega Nebula
02:13 - Orion Nebula
02:57 - Eagle Nebula
03:30 - Rosette Nebula
03:52 - Carina Nebula
04:48 - NGC 604
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Music: 'Shadows and Dust' by Scott Buckley
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Comparing the sizes and the views on planets near different nebulas. All nebulas in this video are real and information about size is accurate. I used Space engine amongst other things to make this video.
00:00 - Lemon Slice Nebula
00:21 - Eskimo Nebula
00:52 - Ring Nebula
01:16 - Helix Nebula
01:42 - Omega Nebula
02:13 - Orion Nebula
02:57 - Eagle Nebula
03:30 - Rosette Nebula
03:52 - Carina Nebula
04:48 - NGC 604
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Music: 'Shadows and Dust' by Scott Buckley
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![Mercurys Double Sunrises (Simulation)
The sun will rise for some time, set and rise again. Thats what we call a double sunrise on Mercury. It happens because of Mercurys unique orbit ratio.
Source NASA: https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/mercury/in-depth/
The morning Sun appears to rise briefly, set and rise again from some parts of the planets surface. The same thing happens in reverse at sunset for other parts of the surface.
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Music: I Walk With Ghosts [Meditative Neoclassical CC-BY] - Scott Buckley
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR4drmVZLGI
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