ASMR Sci-Fi: Precision Flying

This is a throwback to my first sci-fi video: A planetary survey with some softspoken parts, and some parts with just the humming of the spaceship and the clicking of the scanner. There's a descent to the surface, exploring two different landscapes, and flying quietly above the clouds at the end.

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00:00 Descent
02:28 First area (flat)
07:22 Second area (rugged)
23:35 Above the clouds
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Audio is either recorded by me, or copyright free without attribution requirements.

[Praxus]

So soothing. I love starship ambient rumbling and the mix with the soft voice is so relaxing

[bradenanderson]

Bassy engine sound is divine, pay no mind to some other comments. Wish there were more vids out there like this!

[ShhheilaASMR]

As soon as i hear "computer" i get so excited for a new journey!!

[Wesley-te]

Absolutely love this series thanks so much for making it!!

[Chronicler]

Absolutely gorgeous and calming, I love your space videos

[CarolBlaneyPhD]

Nice manuvering, calming and beautiful.

[rastajeff]

Love this series.
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[georgepaul]

Suddenly, this channel is my new favourite :)

[George_Davies]

Agree with a few of the others about the engine levels - peaking a touch here and there. BUT it is still an absolute quality video! I love all the stuff you release!

[ADragonSpeaks]

I had an idea just now, while listening to this (again, for it is quite relaxing to hear)...
Your planetary surveyor has her own ship. And certainly it must go through at least some wear and tear, not to mention regular depletion of onboard supplies (foodstuffs, power cells, breathable gases, etc.) This brings up a possibility for a planetary surveyor video in which she is in transit between survey jobs, and doing a standard walk-through inspection of the survey ship and making note of any supplies that are low, and any ship components that need to be replaced and can be replaced from inside (or at a convenient planetside port facility.)

[ADragonSpeaks]

Two observations on this:
Listening to it on noise-canceling headphones - very soothing, ambient noise sounds excellent, all the little special effect sounds are perfect for creating that feeling of being in a surveying craft.
Listening to it on the speakers in my gigantic van while driving a less-than-smooth road in breezy conditions - the vocals are still easily intelligible, the special effects are still clear, but everything gets nearly drowned out by the heavy bass rumble of the lower levels of spacecraft engine sounds and atmospheric turbulence. I found myself wondering whether I was the one piloting the surveying craft.
Long story short - headphones for quiet, immersive enjoyment, car stereo speakers for immersive spacecraft simulator adventure.
I think I prefer the headphones.
Another well-crafted science fiction episode.