Bonus points if you can guess how many takes this took to film. Turns out that splitting it into three actually made it HARDER than the last time we tried this!

@Joevim

3 жыл бұрын

6

@rubyhl-

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! I’m guessing 8

@badhrihari1705

3 жыл бұрын

7

@Horstroad

3 жыл бұрын

three takes for the first part, 2 for the second and third

@shanechurilla

3 жыл бұрын

19

Wow okay, I'm honestly not sure whether to be more astonished at the visual effects or your ability to do such long takes (I will say I loved all the Minecraft references though!)

@AryanRaj-er3pd

3 жыл бұрын

Hi random verified person I will say I loved the chests and the different tree blocks too Mine craft is really like a world simulator, but with blocks

@tommypetraglia4688

3 жыл бұрын

What's Minecraft?

@tommypetraglia4688

3 жыл бұрын

@Ankit Meher What's a pewdpie? Nah fam I choose not to turn my brain into oatmeal by burning out on social media

@macaroon_nuggets8008

3 жыл бұрын

@@tommypetraglia4688 You are missing out. Minecraft is a video game that is borderline an art genre. It is a game were you habe a personal world and you can do whatever, but with some restrictions that you have to figure out and overcome in order to do what you want.

@tommypetraglia4688

3 жыл бұрын

@Ankit Meher Not everyone knows your one dimensional cultural references. Believe it or not there are whole other worlds outside of your own. Ever read a book not assigned in school? How about something in the classic kind... you know, how you learn about our roots. Something to expand the mind So what's your future, coding, programming, engineering, family business or perhaps a career in the space industry like we're watching here? There are 30 somethings working on this Rover project who charted their course when they were just kids. Have you charted yours? If not you are fu uh uh kkd and I see an orange apron in your future standing on concrete for 8 hours a day helping an old lady find a new handle for her toilet, cuz in this day and age there is no catching up. But brite side is you know how to mine craft and fangirl this pewdiepie which by the way the last I heard he is totally fash. Do your parents you're digesting neo Nazi content? And shouldn't you be in bed seeing how in the morning you have school

smh couldn't even be bothered to go to mars to film on location. Jokes aside, i'm impressed with the narration and the transitions. Dude's new on youtube and already rivaling tom scott.

@joshbothell151

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't say rivaling, but rather joining. I did discover this channel through Tom after all, and I still watch both of their videos.

@Taizunx

3 жыл бұрын

He's been uploading "regularly" for over 3 years. I wouldn't call that new.

@Taizunx

3 жыл бұрын

@Ankit Meher I know. That still doesn't make him "new".

The transitions, floating movie names - everything about this video was so well done!

@Peter1986C

3 жыл бұрын

The movie posters even had convincing shadows.

@Cubium

3 жыл бұрын

@@Peter1986C Exactly

@arielwollinger

2 жыл бұрын

except the title

@r0cketplumber

Жыл бұрын

How the cameraman doesn't fall ass over teakettle is impressive. The assistant cameraman has a grip on the back of the camera operator's belt, and guides the trusting soul through the maze?

I spent 35 years producing tv and you're one of the best I've seen. Kudos.

@joythought

3 жыл бұрын

20 years full time here. And I agree wholeheartedly. That timing to the bush in the second shot. Smooth timing!

@smeeself

11 ай бұрын

Only ten, but I concur.

@joanbennettnyc

11 ай бұрын

@@smeeself if part of that was with Pam and John, we may know each other ;)

Those transitions were clean!

@Stereocrabs

3 жыл бұрын

for real

@thestudentofficial5483

3 жыл бұрын

its really on par woth million dollar budget movie

@max_kl

3 жыл бұрын

The poor KZread algorithm must have had a hard time searching for cuts where it could insert ads :D

@theengineer1910

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed.

@AtomicFrontier

3 жыл бұрын

@@max_kl Didn't realise KZread added an add into this one. Really didn't want one as it would break up the single take. Removed it!

“Keep looking up” is the coolest damn signout I’ve ever heard.

@tommypetraglia4688

3 жыл бұрын

@@sam5285 The 14 year old me made sure I was in front of the TV every Saturday morning at 9:55 awaiting Jack Horkheimer's Stargazer. He was the impetus for my amateur astronomy hobby. It sounded like an homage to Jack and his show

@draroking

3 жыл бұрын

He stole it from Neil deGrasse Tyson

@tommypetraglia4688

3 жыл бұрын

@@draroking Nah fam, they both got it from this guy en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Horkheimer Who first said it here... since 1976 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Gazers *Star Gazers* is a short astronomy show on American public television previously hosted by Jack Foley Horkheimer, executive director of the Miami Space Transit Planetarium. First episode date: November 6, 1976 Theme song: Star Gazers Theme Song Network: PBS No. of episodes: 2,150+ Writers: Jack Horkheimer Music composed by: Claude Debussy ... The show has many catchphrases that viewers associate with Jack Horkheimer. Horkheimer's appearances on the show are always marked with his opening line, "Greetings, greetings, fellow star gazers!" and his signature closing line, "Keep looking up!" These are the most widely recognizable quotes from the show but there were also others in common usage throughout the series. Horkheimer used "So get thee outside..." to encourage viewers to watch the stars. When describing the heavens he would often say "Let me show you." When introducing a picture of the night sky, he would often say, "O.K., we've got our skies set up for..." and then add a date and time. ...] deGrasse Tyson, born in '58 prolly just gradded h.s. when those show first aired. And you know we can know AF watched NdGT for years. It might be news to you but there was a whole lot going on for ever before you were born. I remember when this show first aired anf became a loyal viewer

6:56 Absolute pro how you continued talking whilst almost falling over 👏

"Yeet back home". Liked immediately. Also some very smooth transitions! The timing would have probably taken quite some takes I assume. Stellar video as usual.

@EGRJ

3 жыл бұрын

It's even funnier with his posh-ish accent.

James is stepping over the log, Julien is just smoothly hovering over them. Amazing camera work!

Atomic Frontier out here giving us his hot takes fresh off the oven of science

I'd heard about clean rooms for the outbound equipment, but not considered the return. Very interesting, thank you.

"Perhaps we will be returning home" that kinda got to me

Every video I watch on this channel makes me glad that I followed Tom Scott's recommendation to sub here.

This channel is criminally under-subscribed. Great video, thanks for making it - and damn, those transitions!

@scladoffle2472

3 жыл бұрын

Hopefully his feature on Tom Scott's channel allows for more growth.

@tyranneous

3 жыл бұрын

@@scladoffle2472 that's how I got here, so it's worked a bit so far!

Gorgeous cinematography and excellent presenting skills. This is by far the best production value per subscriber channel on KZread. Hope that you get more attention soon

That transition at 2:38 was one of the cleanest things I've ever seen on KZread. Immediately preceded by Perseverance, which is probably the single cleanest thing I've seen on KZread, so well played. Edit: And the 5:49 one as well. Serious respect to whoever does the editing on your videos.

@AtomicFrontier

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I've had a total of 4h sleep in the last 2 days in order to get the animations done! All the editing (and research, and writing...) is done by me. Glad you enjoyed the edits! - James

1:08 Smooth camera operation here, well done!

What an amazing video I'm so happy that in the last couple of months you've gained the recognition you deserve, the quality, which was already very good is now even better, and the content always is so interesting. Thank you so much and keep going forward, or looking up, as you wish :)

So, NASA basically just makes a really expensive Russian doll

Another absolute *banger* of a video. Semi-clickbait title but this is a really interesting topic!

This kid is going places... literally in most of the videos I've watched and figuratively, in terms of the business. His videos have some of the best production I've seen this side of a BBC documentary. It also helps that the topics are interesting and seem well researched.

This doesn't invalidate your point, but just fyi, lignin isnt a protein.

@jelmerdijken1529

3 жыл бұрын

it is like proteine, a bio polymere

@LeoStaley

3 жыл бұрын

@@jelmerdijken1529 fancy words for dietary fiber. From a nutritional point of view, lignin is a carbohydrate.

@dr.kraemer

3 жыл бұрын

(no organic nitrogen needed)

You're able to piece all these cool bits of information together to form a story. I really enjoyed it.

There are still samples of some really nasty things like Smallpox in heavily secured lab environments; I imagine that containing martian microbes or other alien microbial life would have similar procedures to those samples.

Love the cinematography, those long sequences walking towards a moving camera. Very good execution and incrustations

Wow, this is just stunningly shot. Thank you!

Secret garden in Gwelup --> Pinnacle Desert --> ...Hillaries? Mullaloo Beach? Somewhere more north?

The production on this video is incredible. I kept losing track of what you were saying because I was so impressed with the visuals. Had to rewind so I could relisten. Really brilliant work by James and Julian!

The amount of time put into tiny details like adding shadows to the added signs and them being layered is just amazing, keep it up!

I’m absolutely astounded by the quality of your videos. I’ll be sharing your channel wherever I can!

This is honestly one of my favorite episodes you've put out, direct, easy to listen to, and great visual aids. The references to other events that have occured such as the garden, is seriously done well, as it doesn't break from the content and momentum of the video. 9/10

The production value is incredible! My favorite vid of yours so far!

I recall an Enterprise episode where the crew come across a silicon-based virus that starts killing two of the crew members. I (a chemistry graduate) spent most of the episode trying to cut the writers as much slack as possible as to where on earth those viruses were supposed to get the silicon they needed to replicate themselves. I would honestly love a truly oddball scifi series with stuff like this taken into account. Think: - Good newtonian physics. The Expanse and Babylon 5 show that this is viable for storytelling, and because it helps my suspension of disbelief - One or two alien races, each vastly unlike human forms (similar to the Revelation Space universe authored by Alastair Reynolds or Star Trek's Tholins) and none of that monoculture stuff that you see basically everywhere in scifi - If no aliens, then humans that have been incredibly genetically customised to their environment and are essentially different species

@lizerdspherex

3 жыл бұрын

If you want "starfish aliens" then I'd recommend Wayne Barlowe's Expedition.

@M04R92

Жыл бұрын

This incompatibility of alien and earth life is a major plot point in the later books of The Expanse: People starve on worlds filled with life, cause they cant digest any of the biochemicals in that biosphere, infections with alien microorganisms are not infection per se but just the alien enjoying the warm pool of salt water that is a human body etc

The production value, effortless presentation, and seamless transitions are stunning! Keep up the great work!

Story aside, the editing on this is just incredible. Keep making such amazing and informative content.

Content always fascinating, your ability to speak to camera without auto cue for such long periods is amazing. Not to detract form the content but the delivery and production values are first rate. Wishing you every success. So glad to see genuinely awesome Australian science talent.

Amazing production quality dude!! Awesome video as always 👍🏼

The cinemaphotography, and overall quality of your videos is amazing! Keep up the good work!

love that last line - poetic, thought provocing, but also scientifically sound

Absolutely love your videos! And being from WA myself, I find myself saying "I recognise that place!" almost every time I watch your videos! Thank you for the amazing content, keep it up!

Dang, that editing and the longtakes are awesome!

This was an absolute great video. A great topic, marvelous photography. I hope your channel to keep growing.

I love your stream-like video formats. And damn that were smooth transitions! Keep up the great work :)

Love these videos, always extremely well made & thoroughly informative. Kudos. 👍

Love the constant quality uploads!

Another fantastic production. Those were two incredible transitions! Excellent work.

This is amazing! Incredible content as always! Keep up the great work!

every video I'm more and more blown away by your work, excellent job.

I’m so amazed by the quality of your videos man. They’re so pleasant to watch. Listening to your voice is comfy and you explain things in ways that are easy to understand. Keep up the good work. Here before 1M ⭐️🌸

Excellent work on the video and your transitions were on point.

James your visual effect are actually incredible!!

I swear your videos are always ridiculously high quality for such a small channel! And they're all really well researched haha

this channel is criminally underrated... your walking narration is next to none and the editing on your videos is amazing. I always look forward to your videos, keep up the incredible work!!

I'm so glad you're blowing up. This is amazing.

The production quality and content is asonishingly good. Subbed!

Excellent editing in this one, very smooth scene changes :)

Another well structured and interesting video. Thank you. Keep up the good work.

Another fantastic video! Love your stuff

Absolutely incredible editing & great script to boot! nice job!

Absolutely astounding video editing! 10/10

Really well produced video and great quality information!

Feckin subbed! Those were some looong takes. Amazing vid, thanks 😊

I'm not sure what's better, the delivery, the information, or simply the fact you're showcasing some of our beautiful landscapes here in Perth.

The entertainment value and quality never cease to amaze me... great video my dude!

Reminds me so much of Tom Scott and Veritasium, way to go kid.

Dude your quality is so promising, you make amazing content and you deserve a real budget so you can be the new Ausie Tom Scott

Wow! Your graphic editing skills are just as impressive as your storytelling! Way to go!

Holy crap the quality of this video is stunning! I loved all the effects and effort put into it 😄

Great video . Loving this channel.

Fantastic video production quality, enjoyed the MCRN and UN logos too at 2:55 😉

Jesus Christ, your camera / gimbal operator deserves a medal. Fantastic work, both of you!

It's so surreal finding a KZreadr based in the city I live in that makes this type of content. Never have I clicked on a Tom Scott video before and gone bro that's where I walk my dog

So glad Tom featured you on his channrl. Im enjoying every video since that you put out.

👍 great vid and info, clean production. Nice.

Ok, the production value of the videos on this channel is absolutely and ridiculously way WAY too good! It's incredible!! Nice work man! Keep the video coming (my wife calls you Lil'Tom Scott! haha)

The editing is amazing!!

Very underrated channel! Keep up the good work guys.

How about never putting the samples on Earth - send them to an orbital or moon-based lab instead.

@hkr667

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same and it shouldn't be that hard. There are already plans for multiple space stations. It would be easy to isolate one. The challenge would be the timetable as for every new research technique a space station module needs to be designed, tested and launched, which takes ages, and of course the scientists, that would eventually need to come back, via multiple steps of isolation and monitoring.

@OurayTheOwl

3 жыл бұрын

The precautions would be the same regardless as the scientists interacting with the samples would likely want to return home at some point. Even if done remotely via robot the facility itself would need multiple layers of containment before even receiving the samples/new or updated equipment/repairs/supplies.

amazing video as always

Your content is really phenomenal, please keep it up! Out of curiosity, how many times, if any, do you stumble, trip, or fall while shooting these videos? I'm not sure if I'm more impressed by how good the videos are or by how well you walk/hike/climb and give a detailed scientific discussion at the same time!

i always thought of this and always wondered why i never seen it before,thanks for the information i always crave

Brilliant production values yet again.

Production quality through the roof! Where are the rest of your subscribers?

Great presentation, but also props to the cameraman walking backwards without tripping, especially at 1:06 going through that obstacle that even you had trouble stepping over waling forwards.

Easily one of my favorite videos of yours.

Awesome work again team x

great production value!

Absolute banger of a production

Such a beautiful place!!

What incredible filmolgraphy! This was amazing!

I was your suscriber of your channel since your breakthrough junior challenge videos. Back then, I was greatly fascinated by the details of the videos you make put of curiosity and yeah, enthusiasm. You have pretty much inspired me too, starting myself quite ugly channel right now, but yeah, I'm on it. I wish this channel grow to 100k soon. Thanks!

@AtomicFrontier

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thanks for sticking around!!

Really enjoy your vids

That beautiful transition!

THESE TRANSITIONS!! goddamn those wipes were clean

holy shit dude the production quality of your videos have skyrocketed, which is crazy considered how good they were already

Incredible cinematography!

jesus those shots and tracking were pristine

Awesome video man 🤙

Great video and style!