READ THIS FIRST! : The Size Of Planets and Stars to Scale (see NOTE)Name of planets as shown:Pluto Mercury Mars Venus Earth Neptune Uranus Jupiter Saturn Name of Stars as shown:Sun Sirius Vega Pollux Arcturus Aldebaran Rigel Deneb Pistol Star Betelgeuse Antares VV Cephei=========================================Name of Song: Stakka & K Tee - Rubber BulletOriginal video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1NkoZeTEWcAuthor: jaxxrrChannel: http://www.youtube.com/user/jaxxrr=======================================NOTE: This video is a edited version of Planets and Stars...
Gustav Holst - The Planets Op.32 Mars, the Bringer of War Gustav Holst -...
the popular digital simulation of the mars rover played with Holst's mars rover to...
Gustav Holst - The Planets Op.32 Jupiter Gustav Holst -...
Digable Planets - Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat. Digable Planets -...
The Notwist perform The Notwist -...
Our Sun System - Size Of Planets and Stars to Scalemusic is from the movie Our Sun System -...
Gustav Holst - The Planets Op.32 Neptune, the Mystic Gustav Holst -...
A mind blowing animation showing the relative size of planets and stars in our universe.Background music is from the song Planets and Stars...
Gustav Holst - The Planets Op.32 Mercury, the Winged Messeng Gustav Holst -...
Digable Planets - Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat) Digable Planets -...
Gustav Holst - The Planets Op.32 Uranus, the Magician Gustav Holst -...
Gustav Holst - The Planets Op.32 Saturn Gustav Holst -...
European astronomers are scouring the Universe, convinced it is littered with planets similar to those in our Solar System. They are searching for celestial bodies just like our own Earth, and using some of the worlds most sensitive instruments to isolate the molecules which could point to forms of life. http://exoplanet.eu/ Futuris - Worlds...
Origin & Creation of the Sun, Solar System, Planets, LIfe on Earth Creation &...
English composer Gustav Holst composed The Planets between 1914 and 1916. The Birmingham premiere of the suite took place in 1918, fifteen years before Pluto was discovered. Though the Planets became by far the most popular work of Holst's and one of the most known pieces by an English-born composer, Holst did not consider the piece one of his finest. Partially because of this, he never wrote an eighth movement, though unexpectedly the IAU relegated Pluto from its status as planet proper in 2006. Holst- Mars, the...
Side-by-side comparison of the planets, Sun, and some of the largest of the known stars (VY Canis Majoris excluded). Plus, graphic animation of what Sol would look like in the shadow of VV Cephei A. Also, my Black Hole Montage: http://www.youtube.com/v/VvhimW97Kj4 & my SOHO Montage: http://www.youtube.com/v/QdwGb-iJOeIProduced by PHJ Star Scale...
I'm re-posting this because I had to remove a copyrighted song that wasn't suppose to be there anyway.If you comment on this interview, you'd better be bright.Born in Zimbabwe, now living in Johannesburg, South Africa, Jan Lamprecht has been involved with computer programming, consulting, etc., for the last 19 years. He has had an intense interest in offbeat subjects such as UFOs, etc., since his teenage years. His book, Hollow Planets was published in July 1999. He is currently working on a follow-up book which will concentrate on many Arctic mysteries and issues which have been long ignored. Hollow Planets book review: Could the Earth (and other planets) be hollow? I'm not sure, but Jan Lamprecht's book, HOLLOW PLANETS, provides plenty of reasons to at least not dismiss the idea out of hand. First, the negatives: A self published book, it has a number of typos and grammatical errors. Also, it seems to me that an editor's help could improve readability and reduce the 596 pages without any loss of substance. However, to anyone with an interest in the subject, these are not major problems. This book approaches the subject from a variety of scientific viewpoints. There is a chapter on legends, but no channeled material, spirit guides from inside Mt. Shasta, or other esoteric topics. Even without these subjects, though, this is not a one dimensional presentation. By my count, the book covers close to 120 different topics relating to the possibility of hollow planets. Beginning with a history of the idea, which includes hollow earth theories of Sir Edmund Halley and Leonhard Euler, it moves on to cover anomalies and alternative theories regarding gravitation, and then to geological and seismological considerations, the single most impressive section of the book. The next few chapters deal with observational anomalies regarding Mercury and Venus, followed by explorations of the earth's magnetic field, natural nuclear reactions, the aurora, radio waves, weather, legends, arctic exploration, polar hole speculation, plate tectonics and pole shifts. All of these areas touch upon multiple sub topics. While some topics are not so convincing on their own, they become more impressive when seen within the overall picture created by the author. This comprehensive view from several disciplines is the primary aspect that separates this from other books on the subject -- it is definitely not a re-hash of Gardner or Bernard. Also, the author's rejection, with supporting reasons, of previously held ideas, including some of the more popular ones (e.g., large openings near or at the geographic poles), is an indication of the effort he has put into his investigation, and his admission of having been mistaken about certain things is a refreshing change from the arrogance all too common among the scientific community. He doesn't claim to be a scientist himself, but the book is well documented with scientific references. Even if this book doesn't convince you that the earth is hollow, it should at least produce some question as to whether it is really so certain that it is indeed solid. At a minimum, it provides many questions which must be answered before the matter can be considered settled. I recommend it to anyone interested in this idea. For more information, including the author's own chapter summaries and ordering information, visit Jan Lamprecht's Hollow Planets website.February 23, 2003http://hollowplanets.com/ Hollow Planets:...
don't mind the first 50 seconds. wasn't planned, but i didn't remove it either.Aditya Guinness World...
A Tiny Planets episode. A Tiny Planets...
Nice smooth track by Digable Planets. Digable Planets-...
A test to see how well I could orbit around "Planets"
Gameplay without sound. Most likley a fried sound amp (LM379S). Mad Planets -...
Characteristics and effects of Mars. Astrology Planets...

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