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FutureFilms · Jul 31, 2008, 10:02 AM // 10:02

Ever wondered about just how small Earth is? Well here is a quick documentary i made showing just how tiny Earth is.

Planet Earth Is Tiny - Video

Feedback is most welcome.

This sort of puts things in perspective.

Future Films Website

Rothan Celt · Jul 31, 2008, 10:44 AM // 10:44

Ooooo goodie im insignifcant ty Film

You could have i dunno made the film like you yourself are a human. I persume that you are...

Anyway facts are facts Earth is tiny but We have water So.... yea booo ya all over planets. Have you ever heard the saying
"Its not the size its how you use it"?

or in this case 'how is used'

but gz on the film 3 stars.

CronkTheImpaler · Jul 31, 2008, 10:54 AM // 10:54

nice work on the film. i was wondering what the focus of that was however? were small, insignificant. by contrast we are but a speck in the grand stage of the universe. however, to this point were the only life forms. we have survived as a species for a millenium depending on who you talked to.

this insignificant species has split the atom, found cures for diseases. Created works of art the gods themselves would envy. we are not insignificant, in fact id argue humans no matter the race color or creed are truley incredible creatures capable of anything.

PLUS we have GW cookies pie coke McDonalds and dont forget slinky's.

Cronk

PS i liked the film, music made me feel relaxed and sort of floaty??? lol

KoKoS · Jul 31, 2008, 11:48 AM // 11:48

I already knew that earth is tiny and that human is nothing compared to the size of the universe >.>
But it's a good video ^^
Saying that what we are is insignificant life forms, is emo talk xD (/.0)
And the size of earth is perfect, because if it was bigger i think we'd have much more gravity like Jupiter and with much more gravity earth would attract meteorz and would attract the moon and the moon would crash on us and destroy the world

Valeria · Jul 31, 2008, 07:48 PM // 19:48

astro physics can make you feel bad sometimes. Everything turning into cold dark matter sooner or later (ok much later

). Or we might get killed by a supernova in our galaxy any second

Accursed · Jul 31, 2008, 08:49 PM // 20:49

Valeria, don't forgot the Andromda-Milky Way collision or the possible in largement of our own Sun, turning into a Red Giant... Not good.

Anways, on topic - Love the film. It's all right and we, Humans, are really nothing to other things in the universe. 2 thumbs up.

lakatz · Aug 01, 2008, 02:35 PM // 14:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by FutureFilms

Ever wondered about just how small Earth is? Well here is a quick documentary i made showing just how tiny Earth is.

Planet Earth Is Tiny - Video

Feedback is most welcome.

This sort of puts things in perspective.

Future Films Website

Here's my perspective... you have to keep significance in perspective. Size is not the only criteria for significance. Antares = significance for many reasons other than size. Neutrons (particularly Uranium-235 neutrons when they make contact with slower moving neutrons) = significance for obvious reasons other than size and humans = significance for billions of reasons.

On an artistic level I liked your film.