fly me to the moon - a kerbal cinematic

KSP cinematic blues

song: 4:00AM - taeko ohnuki

[MyNameIsGabeiGuess]

I actually like the idea of Pan Am returning and becoming a luxury space airline

[KCAerospace]

I almost forgot this was Kerbal Space Program for a second. Good job!

[lostcosmonaut]

"The Earth is the cradle of humanity, but mankind cannot stay in the cradle forever, " - Konstantin Tsiolkovsky

[NightBeWheat]

this scratches my hard sci fi itch perfectly

[ryosenberg]

for those who are wondering what song in the video is
It's 4:00 am by Taeko Onuki
hope that save some of you guys time trying to find the song

[johncoulter]

beautiful, this is how I imagine getting to the moon is done in the For All Mankind universe in Season 4, as it is heavily implied with the existence of the International Space Port and the SSTO space planes at the end of season 4 and the opening news reel

[barronrisling]

I love the inspirations here, from real life planes like Concorde and the SR 71 for the SSTO, to the Eagles from Space 1999 for the lunar transporter- It's beautiful, thank you

[Lockheed_Enjoyer]

I like the beginning shot, almost as if Pan-Am was flexing on American.

[Spingus_Rongong_III]

THE RINGS ARE COUNTERROTATING

I REPEAT

THEY ARE COUNTERROTATING

[Cby]

Every single scene is somehow eye candy, and the whole video describes the serenity of spaceflight.

[zaccariousplays]

holy shit. i cannot explain how much this nails my favorite aesthetic of all time--- 1970s retrofuturism and commercialized spaceflight. the editing, shot composition, design of some of the ships (especially the custom ones), all of it comes together to make such a unique period piece of a nonexistent era. i cannot get enough of it. i'm an avid video editor (i swear i've done better stuff since than what's up on my channel from like years ago), hit me up if you ever want to work on anything!

[zacharypollard]

I love the 2001 space Odyssey refrence! (Or I think it is..) All the ships looks amazing, and om so glad you found the time to finish this. Keep doing what you do!

[QuestionMark]

This video depicts exactly what people in the 1960s thought the early 21st century would be like.

[tbx]

4 months on and this still might very well be my favorite YouTube video. God, at the very least it’s the only video to ever make me wish I had a home theater. Seriously, this deserves to be on a big screen somewhere, someday.

[savin]

Born too late to be a pioneer, too early to explore the cosmos, but just in time to see pieces of art like this one and dream of a future i'll not live to see.

[liamblyth]

I can't even start to imagine how long this took but man was it worth it, every single shot is gorgeous. Makes me feel nostalgic for the 1980's future we never got

[doublyy]

as someone who is trying to be an aerospace engineer, this is what an engineer will do when left unattended

[franciscoborrashidalgo]

This is a pretty realistic representation of how space tourism could have been performed in the 2000's in a "never ending space race" scenario. The technologies used for the spacecraft do not seem that far off from our current or near future tech level, so it could perfectly be done in an alternate, more techologically advanced version of humanity.

Also, the short film is great!

[AlessandroRuspi]

1:20 Appreceate the detail of the shock cones retracting slightly

[BrowncoatTrekky]

Music choice for this could not have been more perfect. Whole thing was superbly done. Many thanks for sharing.