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How Big is the Universe? Mind-blowingly BIG as Shown in this VideoTake a trip around the universe with Professor Brian Cox in this video by the BBC. Cox serves as the narrator and guide in this short clip. The clip introduces the viewer to the different aspects and celestial bodies that can be found in the universe.The unique aspect of this short video is that it takes the viewers to magnitudes, slowly increasing by powers of ten as it continues to travel around the universe. If this video looks familiar, it is a play on a 1977 short film called Powers of Ten. The original film, created by Charles and Ray Eames also took its viewers to an adventure in magnitudes, starting from a picnic by the lakeside in Chicago and ending at the outer edges of the universe. Check out the video above! #science #universe #BBC #BrianCox #PowersofTen #CharlesEames #RayEames #space #film

The FPV Drone: Seeing The World Like A BirdThis is what diving from Angel Falls in Venezuela looks like. And no. This footage is not 3D-rendered animation. This is real footage. Yes. This kind of footage is now possible thanks to First Person View (FPV) drones.Ellis van Jason, the videographer who filmed the Angel Falls shot, describes the experience as being like a bird. “You can fly wherever you want.”While the footage produced by the FPV drones istruly breathtaking, it is a costly stunt for the videographer, as there is a possibility that he might lose his drone in the process. This is why Ellis, as well as his student, Julio, advise those who like to give FPV drones a shot to understand the technicalities of the drone, as well as practice flying the drone through simulations.(Image Credit: CNN)#Drone #Photography #DronePhotography #Videography #DroneVideography #Film #FPVDrone #EllisVanJason #AngelFalls #waterfall #Venezuela