Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
First rough edit to get it posted!
Here's my timelapse of the eclipse of over 169 minutes before, during and after, taking a picture every two seconds. I slowed the video down in the middle so that you could really see all of the frames of the totality!Note this is not stabilized and I'll figure out how to do that later... but interesting to see how windy it gets the closer it gets to totality. This is with the Seestar S50 smart telescope with included solar filter. It auto tracked the sun the entire time and auto exposed. I really wasn't that focused on getting the best images from this and wanted to make sure I spent the most time experiencing it with my own eyeballs. I do wish I had changed the timelapse speed to be 1s when it got closer to totality, or maybe just switched to video mode then. To be honest though, it captured way more than I expected with very little effort.
First rough edit to get it posted!
Here's my timelapse of the eclipse of over 169 minutes before, during and after, taking a picture every two seconds. I slowed the video down in the middle so that you could really see all of the frames of the totality!Note this is not stabilized and I'll figure out how to do that later... but interesting to see how windy it gets the closer it gets to totality. This is with the Seestar S50 smart telescope with included solar filter. It auto tracked the sun the entire time and auto exposed. I really wasn't that focused on getting the best images from this and wanted to make sure I spent the most time experiencing it with my own eyeballs. I do wish I had changed the timelapse speed to be 1s when it got closer to totality, or maybe just switched to video mode then. To be honest though, it captured way more than I expected with very little effort.
![Vectrex - Cosmic Chasm - 119,955 [Official World Record]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vr1ZNVpW5Zc/mqdefault.jpg "Vectrex - Cosmic Chasm - 119,955 [Official World Record]
As of May 28th, 2024 this is an Official World Record on Twin Galaxies:
https://www.twingalaxies.com/game/cosmic-chasm
https://www.twingalaxies.com/showthread.php/274800-Vectrex-Cosmic-Chasm-Points-119-955
Hi All! You might have seen some of my previous videos and scores done with the Vectorcade controller. I started playing with the original controller just to prove its not the controller, and to attempt for the world record on Twin Galaxies. May 26th, at night I played for over 6 hours until I was so tired, but managed a 103k score with the original controller. Plenty of 90k scores before that.. The next morning I did 104k and 105k and started doing some various test runs to see what really causes the rooms to expand faster.
Something interesting I found out is the speed at which the game progresses is in fact based on how many caverns you visit or re-visit... it just the totals up over time. So best to get every last enemy if you can before you leave a cavern, especially if you dont need to come back that way. But dont wait to go either, or else you might get trapped forever and enter a death loop.
This was a really good game with no silly deaths, that Im very proud of :D
Game on!")
