Cosmic Eye to Universe: A Sci-Fi Size Comparison 🌌

Cosmic Eye: A Journey from Eye to Universe | Universe Size Comparison - A Sci-fi Concept

This is a journey from Eye to Universe. It gives us a stunning view from earth to the universe and then back again. The movie zooms through all well-known scales of the universe from minuscule elementary particles out to the gigantic cosmic web. This project was something I always wanted to make and was also inspired by Astrophysicist Danail Obreschkow's version of this concept. All the visuals shown in this video were taken from google imagery and then stitched together by using compositing software. Other views are renderings of modern computer models. Vector-based blending techniques are used to create a seamless zoom.

A boy (me) is standing on green grass with a smiling face. The journey to space and the outer universe starts right from his eye and takes us to space, our solar system, our galaxy, and then beyond our galaxy. We travel like 1 billion light-years in the Universe and then back to the same boy standing on green grass. Then another journey to the inner universe begins from his eye. We enter his body through the pupil then comes the retina, a blood vessel, and enter in his white blood cell. There is another micro-microscopic universe within. This is a 3 or so minutes video that gives us glimpse of our space and the inner world.

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All rights were obtained for third-party images and image data:
+ Google Earth Imagery
+ Millennium Dark Matter simulation (V. Springel & Virgo Consortium)
+ 3D galaxy and star positions in the local universe (from www.atlasoftheuniverse.com)
+ Synthetic rendering of the Milky Way (adopted from N. Rising)
+ Galaxy M51 (HST, NASA)
+ Oort cloud rendering (adopted from a BBC illustration)
+ Planet images (from NASA Voyager 2)
+ Satellite images by 2012 Google Maps, Europa Technologies, MapLink/Tele Atlas
+ Retina photography (C. Allison)
+ Electron microscopy of a leukocyte (J. Ehrman)
+ Microscopy of red blood cells (internet photos.net)
+ Synthetic DNA model (adopted from www.sciencephoto.com)

♦ Music Used
- Enter the Maze Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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