WATCH: Scale model of earth maze built to play Pac-Man in the real world
WATCH: Scale model of earth maze built to play Pac-Man in the real world
Oct 25, 2020
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The Fastest Maze-Solving Competition On Earth | Veritasium
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Earth Has a Tail - Earth has an invisible magnetotail stretching millions of kilometres into space on its night side, formed by interactions between its magnetic field and the solar wind, helping protect the planet from harmful charged particles. | The Brain Maze
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Earth Has a Tail - Earth has an invisible magnetotail stretching millions of kilometres into space on its night side, formed by interactions between its magnetic field and the solar wind, helping protect the planet from harmful charged particles. | The Brain Maze
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Earth's Continental Drift (540 MYA - Present Day) - Let's see Earth's incredible journey through time in this stunning animation of continental drift, spanning 540 million years to the present day. Watch as continents shift and collide, forming the world we know today, with each geological period clearly labeled. Based on the groundbreaking work of Christopher R. Scotese and the PALEOMAP Project, this video brings Earth's dynamic history to life. | The Brain Maze
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Earth's Continental Drift (540 MYA - Present Day) - Let's see Earth's incredible journey through time in this stunning animation of continental drift, spanning 540 million years to the present day. Watch as continents shift and collide, forming the world we know today, with each geological period clearly labeled. Based on the groundbreaking work of Christopher R. Scotese and the PALEOMAP Project, this video brings Earth's dynamic history to life. | The Brain Maze
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How Big is Earth? - Our planet Earth seems pretty big from down here, but how does it measure up in the grand scheme of the solar system? This video takes you on a mind-bending size comparison adventure! Get ready to see how Earth compares to the scorching surface of Venus, the swirling gasses of Jupiter, and the icy giants on the fringes of our cosmic neighborhood. | The Brain Maze
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How Big is Earth? - Our planet Earth seems pretty big from down here, but how does it measure up in the grand scheme of the solar system? This video takes you on a mind-bending size comparison adventure! Get ready to see how Earth compares to the scorching surface of Venus, the swirling gasses of Jupiter, and the icy giants on the fringes of our cosmic neighborhood. | The Brain Maze
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Is Earth's orbit a perfect circle? What are perihelion and aphelion? How much does Earth's distance from the Sun vary? | The Brain Maze
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Is Earth's orbit a perfect circle? What are perihelion and aphelion? How much does Earth's distance from the Sun vary? | The Brain Maze
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Today, Earth is spinning faster than usual—making it the second-shortest day ever recorded. In this video, we explore the mysterious reasons behind our planet’s sudden acceleration. | The Brain Maze
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This is how Earth and Mercury gracefully dance around the Sun. While Earth completes its orbit in 365 days, Mercury races around in just 88 days. The combination of their differing orbital periods and radii gives rise to this mesmerizing hidden pattern. We simulated this pattern using our Hidden Orbital Pattern Simulator, which will be available for public use soon. You’ll be able to create these intricate patterns yourself and simulate the orbital relationships between various planets. | The Br
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This animation takes you through each layer of Earth, from the fiery core to the vast expanse of space. Check the incredible forces at play that shape our world and learn about the unique characteristics of each layer. | The Brain Maze
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Evolution of Earth: 4.6 Billion Years in Review - This is a journey through 4.5 billion years of Earth's history. Let's see our planet's incredible transformation from its fiery beginnings to the thriving world we know today. But that’s not all—we’re taking a bold leap 10,000 years into the future, offering a tantalizing glimpse of what might come next! 🔍 Scientific Foundations: Past: Based on detailed plate tectonic and paleographic maps by C.R. Scotese (2012), courtesy of the Paleomap Project
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Travel Times to Each Planet, From Earth - We created this animation to show how long it takes to reach each planet using current spacecraft technology. You might be surprised—traveling to Mercury can actually take longer than going to some outer planets. Why? It’s all about fighting the Sun’s gravity. Slowing down to get close to the Sun is harder than you think | The Brain Maze
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Largest Everything in the World - Set off on a visual adventure through the planet's most remarkable features, showcasing the largest and most awe-inspiring wonders on Earth. Witness the diversity and scale that define our world, from the vast expanse of continents to the towering heights of skyscrapers. | The Brain Maze
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The Earth's magnetic north pole is drifting at an unprecedented rate, prompting scientists to update global navigation models. | The Brain Maze
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Earth, Layer by Layer - This animation reveals the Earth's layers, their incredible thickness, and scorching temperatures. Explore the crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core like never before. | The Brain Maze
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This animation reveals the Earth's layers, their incredible thickness, and scorching temperatures. Explore the crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core like never before. | The Brain Maze
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How Does the Moon Dance with Earth? - Watch as the Moon elegantly orbits Earth, completing 1 orbit in 27.3 days, while also spinning on its own axis once every 27.3 days. This graceful cosmic dance creates the rhythm of tides and time. | The Brain Maze
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The pattern: Earth-Jupiter-Saturn-Uranus - The mesmerizing hidden pattern created by Earth, Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus as they orbit the sun! Using our Orbital Simulator, created using Unity 3D, we’ve visualized the intricate dance of these celestial bodies, showing the beauty of their movements on different orbital radii and speeds. The orbital radii and speeds are kept in perfect proportion, ensuring an accurate representation of their celestial mechanics. While the orbits of these planets ar
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What if Earth were to move into the orbits of Mars or Venus? We’ve animated Earth moving in two directions - toward Mars's orbit and toward Venus's orbit - to visualize the dramatic effects on its climate and temperature. | The Brain Maze
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Google Earth is used when you want to explore rich geographical content, want to see satellite images, maps, landscapes, 3D buildings or view satellite images from galaxies in outer space. It also lets you search the whole planet within seconds without requiring you to leave your comfortable room. You can search for anything on this planet whether it is a building, a landscape or anything else, Google Earth will help you. In this video we have collected some interesting Google Earth photos, we h
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A snowball Earth. Scientists believe this happened at least twice in Earth's history. But what caused these extreme ice ages? | The Brain Maze
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We have created this animation to illustrate how many Earth days make up a year on each planet in our solar system, including Pluto. Watch as we compare the orbital periods from Mercury to Pluto in a clear, visual format. | The Brain Maze
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As the moon orbits the Earth, and both celestial bodies journey around the sun, they create a mesmerizing dance in the cosmos. It’s a sight that never fails to captivate and inspire. With this video, we wish you a good night. ❤ | The Brain Maze
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Why can't we see Earth's Curvature? - Flat Earth Believers Need a Reality Check! In this animation, we examine why we can't see the Earth's curvature, even though it's a sphere. We start by zooming in on the Earth from space, and then gradually zoom in closer and closer until we can no longer see the curve. | The Brain Maze
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The Place Where the Sun Doesn’t Rise for Months - There’s a remote place on Earth where the sun disappears completely—plunging the land into months of unbroken night. From November to January, Svalbard lives without sunlight, engulfed in a darkness so absolute it changes how people sleep, think, and survive. But this Arctic outpost holds even more secrets: it’s one of the few places on the planet where anyone, from any country, can live and work without a visa. In this video, we take you deep in
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Earth’s atmosphere is leaking to the Moon - Earth is slowly losing its atmosphere to space. Guided by solar wind and magnetic fields, traces of air drift outward and settle on the Moon, recording a quiet exchange that has unfolded for billions of years. This video explores how our planet never fully lets go, leaving its mark across space in silence and time. | The Brain Maze
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This animation shows the orbits of Earth and Jupiter, blending mathematics and design in a stunning display. We are happy to inform you that we are working on creating a software that will simulate the orbital patterns of planetary motion. In this software, you will be able to create your own planetary system and generate these beautiful patterns based on Newtonian mechanics. Stay tuned for more updates! A single line traces the paths between the two planets, creating a detailed pattern that hig
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Discover the staggering difference in scale between our planet Earth and some of the largest celestial bodies in the universe. In this video, we'll take you on a journey from our small blue planet to the giant and mind-boggling TON 618 black hole. Prepare to be amazed as we reveal just how tiny Earth really is in the grand scheme of the cosmos. | The Brain Maze
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41,000 years ago, Earth’s magnetic field collapsed and reversed... unleashing cosmic chaos. For centuries, our planet was exposed—its magnetic shield weakened to just 5% of its current strength. Deadly solar radiation poured in. The ozone layer was scorched. Climate patterns shifted. Some species vanished. And now, for the first time, scientists have translated this ancient catastrophe into sound. | The Brain Maze
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This animation visually depicts the intricate orbital mechanics of Earth and Moon. Watch as they trace their paths around the Sun, creating a mesmerizing celestial pattern. | The Brain Maze
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