4K - INTERSTELLAR Colonizing Mission to Proxima Centauri

A 22th century Colonization mission to Proxima Centauri b.

All footages in this video are generated with blender.

[alamos]

There was a Sci-fi tale in which the first interstellar ship to an extrasolar planet, on a voyage of many years (centuries, I think) with crew on suspended animation (hibernation) arrives to the destination to find a developed civilization on that planet, but... human. It happened that during their long voyage, humanity developed much faster spaceships (FTL) and in the meantime they fully colonized the planet

[friedburgeroo]

2:06
*"The ships brighten up to life as they lit up the lunar skies. 12 neon blue lines appear and propell the fleet foward, taking them into a trajectory path into the unknown."*

[dalek]

Great proposal. I agree, deep space travel would require a fleet. People would go mad traveling alone for years.

[jamesmasonaltair]

"The matter and antimatter tanks on a Galaxy-class starship are nine-tenths depleted. Calculate the intermix ratio necessary to reach a starbase 100 light years away at warp factor 8."

Wesley: As soon as I realized it was a trick question, there was only one answer.

Mordock: Yes. There is only one "ratio" with matter-antimatter. One to one.

-Coming of Age, TNG, s1, ep19

[RakkasanL]

Very optimistic to set this in early 2100s. Maybe if we were on the For All Mankind timeline. But awesome video!

[avionserrao]

That's insane. Antimatter powered space ships along with on board tech to step up production of antimatter on another planet. All though it sounds fancy but in near future it will be just so common. That first interstellar travel will be the biggest yet most emotional trip.

[nickcomk]

3:35
Beautiful and scary, imagine if we see something like this entering our solar system

[EaNasirSellsBadCopperNGL]

Love the detail that you turned moon with lots of fity lights like we colonized it

And those anti matter engines... They are just laser beams

[baohoang]

As a Vietnamese old sentence said by literally random folks: "If you want to go fast, go by yourself! If you want to go far, go as a group!" I can never imagine how lonely it would be if one day we sent only one ship to explore the beyond!!

[AspiringDv]

I can't wait for our permanent settlement on the moon, I'd join the program even if my job was to be a plumber, because i wish to be there when Humanity progresses into the stars

[benyseus]

Even in 2100s, the night time light up over North Korea is still dark 💀

[EntropianVFX]

I have no idea how I didn't come across this before! Amazing work!

Note to future self: I'm subscription # 319 and view # 2, 880.

[pasqualemignano]

Tears in my eyes watching this! Great job and thanks for sharing it.

[CarlosAM]

rather odd ship design but absolutely stunning visual work here, great job.

[ZeroCostCylinder]

Wow, imagine that😳. It's Fascinating. Welcome to the 24th century. I hope my great great great grandkids have a safe journey to a new world 🌎.

[TheKeenTribe]

This just popped up on my feed and I absolutely love it! Fantastic job!

[ace]

Such a beautifully executed piece. The stuff of future dreams made real through the design and architecture of these scenes. Great story

[SubtleHawk]

This is the kind of stuff I love to see. Awesome video. Just subscribed.

[paulmoffat]

Proxima Centauri does appear to have a planet in the habital zone, but the star is a Red Dwarf, and the planet's orbit is only 11.2 days, so it is most likely tidally locked to the star. Not a really good place to be. And to boot, that class of star, frequently has wildly erratic flares (Danger Will Robinson! Radiation!).

[traxin]

AMAZING visualisation of Star travelling and Planet collonisation in the Future 🤩 THANKS FOR THIS 🌟😊👍