Falling Into Earth (Simulation)

Realistic simulation of what you would see if you'd fall into Earth. This was made using the software Space Engine with a lot of editing and other stuff.

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Music: 'Resolutions' by Scott Buckley
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[Stargaze_youtube]

Which "Falling Into" is your favorite so far?🧐

[TheStryper]

Started as a meme, ended as a profound gratitude experience.

[GigaSaulGoodman]

"And yet, even here, life has found a way"
Yep, that's earth everybody. The most beautiful planet ever

[woodie]

Somehow, instead of any kind of anxiety or existential dread, this one creates only a feeling of safety

[iannisakrivos]

Remember when "Falling into Earth" was a casual joke thrown around in the comment section ?
Yet it turned out to be the most beautifull and emotional of all...

[_Nationalist_]

Falling in another planet: 💀
Falling in earth 🌎 : 🥰✨

Mother Earth for a reason 💫💕🌎💕✨

[nopenopenopenopenope]

wow, your ‘“falling into’” series just shows how many elements had to fall perfectly into place for life to exist

[robinlaceishere]

Thank you. As a native born Venusian, it’s thrilling to see what my neighbor planet looks like.

[YoraikosStaubstube]

I got oddly emotional at this. After all the deadly, strange and far away worlds our protagonist actually impossibly survived far away from earth, he now finally returns to home, and it all feels so familiar and yet comforting, the music does the rest.

[Undefinedhuman-feby]

It's incredible how a simple video can stir such deep emotions. We, as humans, have countless differences—wars, egos, and petty conflicts. Yet, when we see our Earth from space, it’s a reminder that it’s our one and only home in the vast universe. Despite this, we continue to harm it, destroying our beloved sanctuary. Take a moment to look around and appreciate the small creatures, the crawling reptiles, the fishes, the towering trees, the fearless chirping of birds, and the playful squirrels. They are a part of our family. They are us, and we are them. So, why waste time on trivial matters? We only have one life, and we should fully embrace it by exploring and cherishing the beauty of our mother Earth.

[juniordevmedia]

This feels like a season finalé, after exploring so many deadly planets, we finally return home.


EDIT: first time got so many likes, thank you all, stay blessed!

[Velos]

That sight and music at the same time just tell you; "This is home"

[joakimbjornberg]

Made me cry. Its just amazing how beautiful the Earth is

[karthikshenoy]

Out of all the planets, the earth is by far the most beautiful

[subhradeepghosh]

Bro is a genius. I thought falling into earth would be a joke of a video and never actually cared to see it until now, with this dramatic music and the seeming happiness as you arrived at your home again you taught me gratitude that what we have taken for granted and don't bother is actually how unique and beautiful of all

[jossdeiboss]

The guys at the ISS saying hi to you while you are skyrocketing next to them. Nice!

[arsy]

why is it kinda emotional when clips of those underwater creatures were shown with the dramatic music 🫂

[madingahmar]

After seeing the other videos of falling into Jupiter or a quasar, this feels comforting. Like going home for vacation from boarding school.

[overlex]

3:22 : “Of course, your indestructible suit can also go underwater”

Me after wearing it for 6 months waiting to get to Jupiter’s core under a high-pressure, white-hot ocean of Metallic Hydrogen:
“Thank goodness! 🙄”

[NightShade]

"Fortunately, your Indestructible Suit can survive crash landing on some dude's house."