From Ground Level to Space in One Single Shot

This is a continuous shot starting at ground level and ending in space, taking a little over a minute.

[AijazAle]

Let's appreciate his editing, He merged drone shot and Google Maps so perfectly 11 years ago 😳
Even today it's very hard to do that with powerful computers 🧐
Hats off Man 🫡

[RatTheory]

Props to the cameraman for flying into space for this video ♥️♥️♥️

[NickAndriadze]

Very well-edited, even by todays' standards.

[antoniolagares]

Nice job! This was just what I was looking for my 3 year old son. I was trying to make him understand the relationship between the concepts of "home" and "the continents" from a puzzle he uses to play with. Very appropriate!! Thanks a lot.

[SSJVegito]

Props to the weather balloon for escaping Earth's gravity.

[saul]

Props to the cameraman who flew to space accelerating at around Gs to approach lightspeed in 1 minute

[sakshamprasad]

Lets appreciate the cameraman for doing such hardwork

[alexsautismacceptancechann]

I got this in Recommended! This is about to blow up my guy

[binny]

this is exactly what I had in mind. How did you blend drone and google earth so seamlessly? I dont think I will be able to fly drone very high (local restrictions and all) but this is exactly what I want, perhaps zooming out to solar system if possible :)
will appreciate your reply.

[theonj]

Huge props to the cameraman that had to fly all the way to space to show us this amazing view!

[roboarjun]

It is not a drone shot at the starting of 1/3 of the video. It is actually CGI with google earth, as the picture of him standing is not moving it is static and the plane, birds and clouds are keyframed to look like it is moving.
In the blending, the scene faded out first then the clouds to blend both clips together.

[-hoopoe-]

I just realized this video makes you everything appear big if you stare at the center!

[CouldHelp]

This was ridiculously cool. Just brilliant, mate.

[jayeshjani]

Merging your video with Google earth 😂 but looks good

[leosousa]

Zooming out of a sphere implies more area is revealed as the tangents between your eye and the surface become closer and closer to the relative equator. This doesn't happen here, so it's not 3D, but merely zooming out of an image.

[gwom]

I was waiting for the "shot on Iphone" to pop up at the end. 🤣

[NaturalGus]

😅 😅 I clicked on this thinking it would be real lol you got me

[HunterFilmsYTOfficialYouTube]

Props to the cameraman for getting out to space to show us this masterpiece

[HeyJustMe]

A video so ahead of its time they kept it hidden for 11 years

[corbinbell]

when i was looking for something for my school project, and this worked perfectly Thank you. All i needed to do was reverse it.