The universe.

[PurpleStyle]

This is beautiful. It is well worth the 6 minutes it takes to watch what has taken humanity countless years to produce. It really gives (to me) a sense of how vast, lonely, but extremely beautiful our universe is. All I have to say is enjoy. 🙂

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17jymDn0W6U

 

[The_Crusader]

That was beautiful. It really puts into perspective how small we really are. And to me, it speaks to our own arrogance that we think we are the only life in the vast and infinite cosmos.

 

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmicism

My view of universe is more in line with Mr Lovecraft's.

Sorry about the shameless bump.

 

[Slant]

I really like this one, though I wish they'd spent more time at cosmic scales in space itself. The large-scale structure of matter distribution is the most awe-inspiring thing for me, but this video made it all look kinda uniform once you got beyond the galaxy. Nicely rendered though 🙂

 

[PurpleStyle]

Bumps that bump science are not shameless. Plus, I like Lovecraftian horror. It's always made more sense and carried a little realism that our worst nightmares are not devils, but creatures from other planets. 😉

It does look quite uniform at the cosmic scale. Though, once you get beyond the galactic scale, everything is very small and far away.

 

[Jawa]

42.

The answer to life, the Universe and everything.

 

[leenotler]

I loved that. I liked the plots of things like the artificial satellites and our radio transmissions, etc. I never saw those included in a space tour before, that was nice.