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Our Story in 1 Minute [video]

Relatively Interesting November 1, 2012 0

MelodySheep, the creators of Symphony of Science, have put out a stunning video showing our story – from the Big Bang to today – in only 60 seconds. It’s called “Our Story in 1

Planets Viewed from Earth as if They Were at The Distance of Our Moon [video]

Relatively Interesting October 2, 2012 0

What would it be like to look up into the night sky and see the other planets if they were all the same distance from the Earth as the Moon? Brad Goodspeed figured it

Some of Reddit’s Funniest YouTube Videos

Relatively Interesting August 19, 2012 0

Flying Over Planet Earth: as seen from the ISS (video)

Relatively Interesting September 18, 2011 0

Below is a an incredible time-lapse taken from the front of the International Space Station as it orbits our planet Earth at night. According to the creator, on his YouTube channel, “this movie begins

Milky Way Creation Simulation (video)

Relatively Interesting September 3, 2011 0

For decades, astrophysicists have attempted to recreate the formation of spiral galaxies such as the Milky Way as realistic as possible. Recently, a group of astrophysicists from the University of Zurich demonstrated the world’s

Tempest Milky Way: a stunning example of time-lapsed photography

Relatively Interesting September 1, 2011 0

Produced by Randy Halverson and shot in central South Dakota, this is a stunning example of time lapsed photography of our Milky Way galaxy with a backdrop of electrical storms in the background. Tempest

Face In The Clouds – A Great Example of Pareidolia

Relatively Interesting August 11, 2011 0

YouTube user “denisfarmer” took a fantastic video of a rapidly approaching storm front in Grand Falls, New Brunswick, Canada. As the clouds twist and churn in the sky, they eventually take upon the shape

3 Incredible Examples of Time Lapsed Photography (videos)

Relatively Interesting April 28, 2011 0

You’ve probably already heard of these two videos – The Mountain, and Aurora. They are both incredible examples of time lapsed photography by Terje Sorgjerd, who is a passionate landscape and video photographer. From

The Solar Dynamics Observatory: Year One Video Collage

Relatively Interesting April 24, 2011 0

NASA has recently released a video collage from the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO). In the last year, the sun has gone from its quietest period in years (the solar minimum) to the activity marking

The Russian Dead Alien Video

Relatively Interesting April 23, 2011 0

On April 20th, 2011, The Daily Mail reported, “Body of ‘dead alien’ is found in frozen wastes of Siberia after claims of UFO hurtling to Earth… but is it an elaborate hoax?“ Igor Molovic,