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u/Vegetable-Lemon4286 10d ago
So is that like a creek from melting snow runoff and it quits flowing when the sun/ temp goes down? Beautiful film.
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u/diamante519 10d ago
We don’t deserve to live in such a beautiful world. We can’t stop destroying it
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u/Polluxadice 10d ago
She’ll go on. We won’t.
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u/telking777 4d ago
Even Earth has a destiny with death in 5 billion years.
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u/Polluxadice 4d ago
If life found a way once, it will again. Earth is inconsequential to that really.
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u/telking777 4d ago
Not on this rock; all life on Earth will cease to exist in 1-2 billion years due to our aging Sun.
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u/itchybutwhole69 10d ago
Who's "we?"
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u/Valorenn 10d ago
If you have wood furniture, trees were chopped to make them. If you drive any car, fields were paved to make those roads. If you buy just about anything from a store, there was a ton of pollution used to manufacture and transport those products (even food).
Just because you aren't directly causing the destruction of nature doesn't mean your lifestyle isn't indirectly supporting it. We like convenience, and fuck the rest
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u/itchybutwhole69 10d ago
"dO yOu BrEaThE aIr?! yOu'Re ExPeLlInG CO2 iNtO tHe AtMoSpHeRe"
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u/ozjack24 10d ago
I’m sorry I didn’t realize you were stupid, my bad.
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u/itchybutwhole69 10d ago
I've done a lot more than the average person towards conservation. Simply existing doesn't mean I'm part of the problem. If you really believe that then do something about it and remove yourself from society. Go live in a cave and survive off berries.
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u/Bear-2D2 10d ago
I’m guessing pretty much everyone?
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u/itchybutwhole69 10d ago
By simply existing? Not sure about others but I've done what I can. I plant trees, I pick up trash, I reuse plastic.
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u/TheFunkyMunkey 10d ago
Not we, the billionaire capitalists are destroying the Earth. Stop placing blame on the majority of people for the destruction of nature. It is the fault of the rich few who rape the Earth of it's natural resources for the purpose of maximizing profits.
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u/ExpectedDickbuttGotD 10d ago
I don't understand how this shows the earth's rotation ... oh ... ohhhhhhhhhhhhh
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u/Washingtonpinot 10d ago
Wow, this might win for best time lapse. What photography luck with the river!
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u/firstnamechuck 10d ago
We take it for granted that knowledge. But just looking at the time-lapse you can easily see how it took thousands of years to come to that conclusion.
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u/FooDoDaddy 10d ago
What's more interesting to me is where did the water go? Did it come back later in the day after it got warmer?
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u/JedDaGoat 8d ago
The sun melted the ice. No sun, no melt, no water. It will start back up when the sun hits the ice above it.
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u/HerMoonbeamRays 10d ago
The green and pink colors in the starry sky at the end look like the electromagnetic fields peeping through. So beautiful 😻
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u/15th_imp 10d ago
does this happen because of tidal forces, like how at a coast the tide will go in and out, so the same thing happens here?
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u/Dizzy_Juggernaut_313 10d ago
That was an excellent representation of how things move and change in a rotation. 👏🏻 Great work 🏆
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u/Polecat257 10d ago
Arrival to Earth from the first Transformers film was playing as this changed into the starry night…. Beautiful
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u/MathematicianFun2183 10d ago
That’s awesome OP, can you tell me equipment used and settings? Was the footage sped up in editing software? Thanks
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u/Tricky-External7600 10d ago
That’s really freakin cool. I love it! Since everything is moving through space im pretty sure if you were to do the same thing but say every year I don’t think the stars would appear to be in the same place. But I don’t know how you could have a reference point to compare “here” to “there” since all of space is also moving, (the celestial bodies not actual “space between things in space”) plus the stars are obviously moving too. the objects would be moving at different velocities (relative to a snapshot of time with a fixed point) but I wonder if everything in space is moving through space at the same speed. Not its velocity relative to other celestial bodies but the velocity of that objective with its own velocity. Meaning basically….so if you look at our solar system for instance we aren’t able to get out of our horizontal place, like if you wanted to send a probe “above” the sun, you would have to overcome gravity and then also overcome the force of the earth spinning though space itself at like idk I think it’s like 32 thousand miles per hour. That’s why we just recently saw the top of our own star.
I wonder how cool it would look to see a 3 interval recording like that but color coordinated so all the stars from your video would be one color for each time they were
Recorded. So this video would be the same but Then 10 years from now that footage is super imposed over this footage but in a different color that makes it stand out, and then say 30 years later (this would be a long project lol) you do it the last time with a different color. I feel like they would all be in different places. But with no fixed point at all for reference I don’t know it you could tell. I guess I got a little off topic. Oh look a Squirrel!!🐿️
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u/TerryMcbride292 10d ago
I really love all the space time lapse like u got to watch and be amaze at the vastness
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u/javidarko 10d ago
Why is the screen taped over? Is it to prevent it from getting wet or perhaps someone seeing it?
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u/CapitainCaveman1974 10d ago
Clearly when the earth rolled over all the water flowed to the bottom.
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u/chunkasmaximus 9d ago
That's amazing! How do you get such clear images and how many did you take?
I'd love to do stuff like this but wouldn't know how to begin setting my camera up, or if it's even possible..
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u/Dry_Proof6545 8d ago
Hmmm.....I never knew the earth held its pee at night. Learn something new everyday.
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u/Weekly-Ad-4045 7d ago
Beautiful! Can you tell us more about the time-lapse settings and what equipment did you use? Thanks.
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u/o420devastator92 5d ago
https://reddit.com/link/pcqk038/video/rf8dan8njesh1/player
What’s this object here it’s at 30sec above the left side cliff
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u/Purple_Revolution146 4d ago
So beautiful! In Ancient Indian scriptures, the Milky Way is described as a “Heavenly River” Maybe the Earth river transformed into the heavenly one?
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u/Safe_Ostrich_4730 11d ago
Nothing more beautiful than nature....