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Pop of the heatshield blew out my ears.

Not only is the animation stunning but the insane design and programming of the delivery capsule, heat shield, powered flight, sky crane delivery and disconnect system it represents is overwhelmingly awesome! And it had to function autonomously because it was 24 million miles or so away from any NASA controller!!! Well done.

That was brilliant.😭🤯

1000 extra points for showing the crane's impact o7

Oh wow didn't expect you to do an animation about this! Good job man!

Wow..... First class. NASA engineers have to see this

Well done! I really liked how we saw the skycrane impact afterwards, most animations seem to leave that out.

No way! I cried this is so beautiful! And tomorrow we will get the real thing, 2021 is good to us. Thank you so much for this eye candy.

Wow, a first class animation of the skycrane lookdown camera. Can't wait to match it with reality!!

damn that dust plume simulation was some of the best I've ever seen, completely convincing :)

Thank you I was trying to explain to family what had happened last night and this was brilliant far better than any Official NASA stuff.

MASTERPIECE !!!

Lets all hope that the landing is a smooth and flawless as this video! We shall soon see as it will or will not happen today!

The delay in the sound from the crash of the descender. [Chef's Kiss]

marvelous CGI, amazing work! I liked it very much, obviously. I catch one thing immediately at first sight, the air-flow simulation would be better to animate on sync with the thrusters during skycrane maneuver. That is a lil' bit unreal. Well done!

Unbelievable!

I know perseverance has a camera that recorded all the discend. Sure we will see that video soon but I thought THIS VIDEO was the real video! Damn is hard to see this is CG. Good work.

Fantastic rendering and effects!

Each new animation has better quality than the last one keep it going for as long as tech will allow it.

Amazing work bro!!!!!

Amazing job! Speechless 👏🏽

skycrane in action sends shivers up my spine. Well done!

Great as always

Absolutely eye candy! Beautifully done!

So realistic. I liked the real camera angles better and especially the dust pattern but was very impressed how good you predicted yesterday's landing video.

This is awesome! I have a request though, can you add speed? As in MPH? I just think that would be great! Again, AMAZING Job. Keep em coming

awesome work man! this looks so nice!

Even if this is an animation. It's too nerve-racking still

Incredible work!

Landing complete *Skycrane explodes in the background*

awesom work!!! can't wait!

🤯 no words could describe what you just animated

Great work mahn keep on going

Amazing and thank you :)

That's a well done animation. Thank you for sharing and congrats.

Absolute brilliant!

Thank you for giving me goosebumps

That is a very detailed animation I rewatched this a few times!

Really liked the shadow. Great work.

That was amazing! I’m blown away.. 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

I wish they would have the crane land instead of crash. Those parts might be useful in the future (see Mark Watney in the Martian). It this is accurate, it looked like there was plenty of fuel to get away and land the thing.

That was beautiful! I wanted to cry watching this, it was so moving. Great work on this wonderful animation.💕

looks awesome!

Beautiful! Amazing talent!👍

Astonishing work!

Engineering masterpiece.

Impressive work, coolest thing I've seen this year.

If this is any different from how the real thing is gonna look I'll be sad

Looks and Sounds Great Corey. Curious to know where the skycrane will end up exactly ;)

Excellent 👍

Amazing!

can't wait!

Just phenomenal.

Incredible work man. The hours to get this looking this good - amazing!

Can’t believe Perseverance is safe and sound on the red planet Mars.

He'll yeah! This is awesome!

Wow unbelievable!! Very stunning🤯

This is some fancy shit right here.

Well executed, rather beautiful to be honest!

Yooo Corey that's pretty awesome

Excelent animation! Very realistic!

Truly amazing. Very well done. Greetings Bedford, UK.

Nice job! Can’t wait to see the real thing and compare. Going to watch again. Okay, even more impressive second time. Saw landing booster crash in the distance this time. I feel very privileged to have seen the first manned space launches all the way to this, you make it personal.

This guy is good

Amazing job! I can't wait for tomorrow, this will be incredible. Watching the team at NASA react to the Curiosity landing was one of my favorite moments ever, it was truly a moving day and Perseverance's arrival will be even better.

This is so cool

Here before the million views!✨🚀

Thanks

I wasn't expecting this animation. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one🙏🚀

In the future they need to find some further use of the skycrane, instead of letting it be disposable.

Corey, I am speechless.

Can't wait

Impresionante trabajo!!

This stuff is next level... 😎

Genius!!!!

"Touchdown Confirmed! Perseverance Safely on the surface of Mars!"

It was incredible 😱

Your event timings are slightly off. see the eye's on the solar system feature from JPL. But other than that excellent work.

i hope nasa video is just as good!

You know, I’m so excited for 3:55 where the rover will be on Mars!

Remarkable after the landing video was shown that it turns out this animation took _waaay_ too long to land. The reality was the time between heat shield jettison and the landing was only about 90 seconds or less.

that was fun

Wow so realistic

cool

NASA should have such talent!

That sound doe

Nice animation. Just the camera view I would like to see on the real rover.

Part 2: And could NASA aim the SPACE-TELESCOPE and film this mission ? or were they on the opposite side of the planet? Maybe future missions could have an array of space mini cameras, all over the planet, constantly filming the event and then later be used for other missions. Good solar wings and they can be there for a while until the wings get upgraded. By number, I mean like 40 mini SATS creating a circle around mars, making a NETWORK between each mini SAT... then sending visual data but more than that. Going back to upgrading... Have all these MINI SATS have USB-like/MAGNETIC connections on board for future UPGRADES in SAT-TECH... Modular will sum it up... but I also want to explore if the SATS can each make parts/fix each other and make more units in space possibly. Or more modular items can be sent every time something ELSE is going to mars. The small parts could be like a RASPBERRY PI add-on module... a small shoebox can have 40 new parts for 40 SATS waiting... this could be OPENSOURCE and for non-NASA earthlings making items for SPACE MINI SATS. Having millions of human brains on earth deciding what is the best NEXT upgrade, HOW COOL IS THAT??! Think of the FUNDING you would get from all the AD REVENUE using this method? The Ad revenue can REALLY DO GOOD, and all the money usage is VOTED on where it goes, making everything VERY FAIR for the human interest in space/mars, the discussion platform could be made on a 'REDDIT like' website :) -The most HONEST way of gaining good information on the whole internet, in my opinion. Now, THAT would be exciting and a way to bring PEOPLE/STUDENTS to the forefront of SPACE TECHNOLOGY... THINK OF A FUTURE HEADLINE ... " a 13-year-old girl just wrote the code for new MINI SATS systems on MARS"... or "NEW Tech for MARS MINI SAT ARRAY upgrade was based on retired/self-taught man's homemade module"... and I bet there will be even better headlines like that. Anyone could have their tech out there, "that would be SUPER COOL". AND best thing yet, imagine all the cool stuff WE will learn!

Ohhhh yes

Dude, such an awesome animation. How long did it take you to learn this? Very exciting and nerve wracking video. Felt like i was a passenger on the rover 😅.

awsooooome

Very good! Better than NASA's!

I have no words... Beautifull animation!! When the Starship SN10 animation?

you're insane!

One thing, the Descent module will go away forward or backward

No one talking about how you can see the flames?

Nice work, but why are exhaust flames and smoke visible? The actual landing video shows nothing (as it's supposed to be).

Whats the music used called?

Were did you get the detailed terrain of mars from?