Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Voyager Spacecraft
SonicStateTV via moognut
"A space video made using video clips from NASA and music soundtrack created using a M-AUDIO KEY RIG keyboard and Synth software. http://www.webwonder.co.uk/"
Not sure what soft synths were used, but I figured this one was worth posting for the new year. The last day of the current year is usually when people look back and reflect on their lives over the past year. Watching this video definitely made me reflect on the planet. It's absolutely mind boggling to think we live here just floating around in space. Life is a fractal of sorts.
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"Life is a fractal of sorts." Exactly! It is mind-boggling. It's also interesting to consider that we can know about concepts, like the vastness of our planet and how miniscule that planet is relative to the solar system, etc., but we can't really understand those concepts. Was it Richard Dawkins who said that our brains have evolved to understand medium-size things that move at medium speeds? We can discuss the universe, but it's really beyond our comprehension.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the philosophical break from the rest of my day.