A mini video of a super-massive coronal mass ejection, travelling at 900 miles per second. The Earth would be about the same size as the smallest feature you can see on the Sun’s surface, or about 1/100th the diameter of the Sun.
Images were captured by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, August 2012.
Music by High Skies.
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Our ’Gas – Microscopic’ film has just reached the quarter million barrier on YouTube, with 250,000 full views. There are also several different versions on YouTube as well as popping up on other video sites.
View film on YouTube…
The short film is based on the IBM classic mixed with Microscopic, from the (Bob Katz approved) remaster of the Gas 0095 [...]
In a slight update to our previous post, we’ve been informed that YouTube user dahmain0trance has left YouTube.
I can only add that pirating is a massive problem for us. As an example, the country with the most visitors to our site only accounts for less than 1% of our sales.
We’re truly grateful for everyone who [...]
A sadly typical comment.
dahmain0trance adds a comment to the Microscopic video on YouTube…
i dunt really understand the vid but the music, the music is absolutly divine, its so calm and relaxing yet it creeps the f*ck outta you. thnx man. is there a way to download the whole album for free? cuz on [...]
So now that YouTube has higher quality versions of the newer videos, you may think it would be easy to embed them on your site/ blog/ MySpace page, but it isn’t. If you embed the code they give, you will only be able to see the poor standard quality videos.
Lets try to link to the [...]
The ‘Gas – Microscopic’ film has just broken through the six figure barrier on YouTube, with 100,000 full views.
View film on YouTube…
The short film is based on the IBM classic mixed with Microscopic, from the (Bob Katz approved) remaster of the Gas 0095 album.
Gas – Microscopic downloads…
High Quality DivX version (190mb)
Quicktime/ iPod version (60mb)
Microscopic – remastered full [...]
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