Starship SN9 Rollout in 180 3D Stereoscopic VR
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2021
- Cameras were rolling during the SpaceX Starship SN9 transport from the production facility to test stand, including our 180-degree 3D stereoscopic camera rig for Virtual Reality headsets like Oculus Quest.
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A lot of people will ride the starship in the future, but few will see them prototypes in person. And yet you brought it to us closer than ever! Thank you so much for this eye candy.
We think about this EVERY day! This is such a special time and we are in awe that we are able to be here to witness and share it. There will be many more films like this in the near future!
@@CosmicPerspective Well yeah, that's why i have the notification bell on!
I saw this in my feed and gasped... As someone who really enjoys 180 VR videos (and has a camera for it of my own), this is something I never thought someone would upload! Was just wishing yesterday that I could view the scale of this beast! Thank you so much for your videos!
Just watched it with a Google VR Cardboard v2. Man, this thing is massive!
Right?! This is the best way we've found to really translate the grandeur of Starship. So glad that worked well for you! It's incredible with an Occulus Quest!
@@CosmicPerspective for all the Quest users. Use the Firefox browser App and dont the oculus browser. In the Firefox app u have better image Quality.
@@Skaterfro32 That's a great tip, thank you! For anyone who wants SUPER hig-quality, we are offering the original file download for Quest (or other headset) users -- it's an exclusive Patreon member perk :) patreon.com/cosmicperspective
i love how this tiny dude is controlling this massive rocket like he does it everyday
Iam watching this in toilet and this is a very cool experience
How do you not have more subscribers?! This makes me want to set up my OG Vive to see what it's like in VR! Hot damn!
break it out! Lots more VR coming, we've filmed a bunch of launches up close
Thanks for making this, I've been waiting and waiting for someone to create a 3DVR video of Starship! Please please please make more!
When I was a little kid, I would run my fingers over the smooth fuselage near the door of the jet airliner each time I was fortunate enough to be boarding one. I would marvel at the idea that the shiny metal at my fingertips had just been - and would imminently be again - seven miles above the earth, travelling at hundreds of miles per hour, in extremely low temperatures and pressures.
Being so close to a stunning Starship would kinda elevate that experience! I think it makes little kids of us all.
More and more beautiful work, guys - keep it up!
Just watched this on my VR headset, Absolutely incredible. the scale of this thing is massive
Huge right... and remember this is just the 50m second stage. Wait until its stacked on top of super heavy! + 70m taller
I have taken the opportunity today to rewatch all your inspiring videos, and wanted to thank you. I have hope for our future thanks to what is happening with Tesla and SpaceX, and the beauty you have created with your videos brings tears to my eyes. What you have created with this channel is incredibly uplifting, and for that I am very thankful on this rough day for our country.
Thanks James, means a lot.
Awesome! Finally got a chance to watch it on a Cardboard VR.. I think I need a real Headset now :)
Simply jaw-dropping when viewed through my Rift-2. Finally, finally, I have a good idea of the sheer scale of these rockets. Many many thanks (I've just been watching you both on Everyday Astronaut's live will-they-won't-they coverage of SN-15).
watched this on the oculus - really gives perspective of scale - really hoping you do this again for heavy booster and a fully heat shielded starship
so this is just awesome!!
this was SO GREAT. thanks so much for sharing. it would be incredible to have this kind of view right up close at launch and landing, maybe even onboard. had to watch it through youtube VR on quest, and had some glitches where it skipped into a super wide FOV for moment. apart from that, a thrilling up close look!
My man! Thank you very much! I was asking for this perspective for a while and you delivered.
Huzzah! Ask and you shall receive. There will be a lot more of this coming in the near future :)
@@CosmicPerspective Thanks again. This means a lot to many of us.
I now have a scale of how huge it is but I don't have a vr headset. Great work!
I watched it on a VR headset, then my phone to post this comment. In VR it is much, much bigger. I knew it was big, but the VR really lets you see it. I think my VR headset was cheaper than my phone. If more channels start doing VR, I think the headsets will become as popular as TVs.
Thanks for trying this new format Cosmic Perspective! (Edit - spelling)
@@olivergrabowski4278 Oliver is SO RIGHT. The thing is MASSIVE, and the scale is impossible to convey digitally. Through the VR headset is the best way we've seen thus far. We will certainly be producing way more VR films (even a full-length!) in 2021. Stay tuned :)
@@olivergrabowski4278 I might get a phone and vr head set when I am done making my gaming pc now lol
@@fallofboots You can watch it in 3D without a headset if you cross your eyes so both sides of the image overlap perfectly.
If you don’t know what I mean, hold your hands out in front of you with a closed fist and your thumbs up. Have your left thumb at arm’s length, but directly in line with your left eye, and your right thumb at arm’s length directly in front of your right eye.
If you look at either thumb, then change your focus to look out the window to an object in the distance (or at a far wall), but stay aware of your thumbs that you’re no longer focused on, you’ll notice that visually you’ll start seeing each thumb twice. If you slowly move your arms and thumbs closer to each other while keeping them lined up at the same height, you can overlap your double-vision thumbs to overlap with each other. For me, this occurs by the time my fists touch.
You should now have started seeing your two thumbs in focus, then looked at something in the distance beyond your thumbs which changed the focus so you see four thumbs, then moved your hands to get two of those thumbs to overlap. At this point you should see three thumbs, as you’ve aligned it so the doubles line up.
Now you should slowly try to focus on that overlapped middle thumb, so you can see it in focus. This won’t work perfectly because your left and right thumb are slightly different, so they can’t perfectly line up in reality, but it’s the practice that matters (if you want to line them up perfectly, try holding up two identical objects instead of using your thumbs, such as a couple of pencils, or coins.)
To view a stereoscopic image in 3D, that’s essentially what you need to do while watching the video. Make sure to keep the phone horizontally aligned with your eyes, and choose a particular object in the image that’s distinctive and small to try to align visually - in this video the crane or human makes a good target. Once that small/distinctive target is aligned and in focus, the whole image will also be brought into focus automatically.
It takes a bit of practice, but it’s absolutely fantastic to be able to watch stereoscopic 3D with just your eyes. Good luck, if you try it!
Amazing giant!
oKAY; COOL
This is fantastic, this made my night. Will you being doing more VR videos?
We do. Check out cosmicperspective.com/vr
Since the fog ruined SN11 do you still plan on doing a 180 video with SN15?
Yes, we film as much as we can in 3d Stereo
I watched it on my Quest 2. Picture Quality is awesome. Sn9 is huuuuge. The only thing i dont like is the fov, but thats ok.
Please do more vr180 videos like this. 🙏
Wow those SPMTs are loud.
I love SPMTs
II suppose it is a matter of having to learn how to crawl before blasting off at Mach 15 ! 😁 Thanks for that, it is awesome (literally) ! The best thing next to being there.
Waiting for a sn 10 rollout video now :)
Woah!
See,thats the other driver of the Ship
Parking is $10 per axle 😀
Lol. Quarters only
How can i watch this video in 3d on my Oculus Rift S?
We make the actual highest resolution files available to patrons for direct upload and experience. Working to add to Oculus video soon as well
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how do i watch this on my rift s
I have an Oculus Rift S, how can I watch it?
You can watch it using the Firefox app on Oculus (I believe), though we are offering a full-resolution (5k!) direct video download to our Patreon supporters, so you can load it onto your Oculus and see it in all its full-resolution glory! patreon.com/cosmicperspective
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Beside certain variants, all Starships would be bare steel on leeward side
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