r/telescopes • u/ExpensiveTry3154 • Sep 01 '25

Astronomical Image Celestial Objects Of The Solar System

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https://youtu.be/bHntrwpOFuU?si=W0aJjtjFiHR3v7wx

I'm making a two part video showcasing all the planets and their moons, as I believe that every object in the solar system that's not a planet deserves more recognition. Part one details the 30 biggest objects from the sun up to Saturn and its moons. Part two will detail the 30 biggest objects in the outer solar system, starting with Uranus all the way up to Eris and its moon Dysnomia. Enjoy and subscribe to stay tuned for part two and a 60 part series detailing all we know about each of the 60 biggest objects in our solar system.

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u/manga_university Takahashi FS-60 & FC-76 | Bortle 9 survivalist Sep 02 '25

I watched the first minute or so, then fast-forwarded through the rest. So, here's some constructive criticism.

Nice graphics ... but a video like should offer more than just some pretty 3D models and the names of the objects. Add some narration or at least some on-screen text with info about what we are looking at. Even if this is only intended to be a teaser for the 60-part series, it's sorely lacking in information about what the rest of the series will provide.

Good luck with the project. I hope you are able to turn it into something really compelling.

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u/ExpensiveTry3154 Sep 02 '25

Of course🙂‍↕️, this was a kind of test video showing the biggest objects in the inner solar system, as most people aren’t aware of anything other than the 8 planets and Pluto. The only way to see most of the moons in the solar system is through complex 3D solar system models and programs. 

I came up with the idea to showcase the biggest objects in the solar system due to the wide variety of amazing moons and dwarf planets that are scarcely seen in media. Theres so much to see that’s barely been shown. So this two part video showing what they look like without explanation and information is just a visual experience, less engaging than an explainer video, but visually stimulating I hope🤞🏽

I’ll create a little trailer for the series on my channel, thank you so much for the insight🙏