Spaceship mah duck 🚀

Rain is too loud, sometimes louder than ambient

Видео очень понравилось, эмбиенты просто супер 👍! Спасибо 🙏 вам наиогромнейшее, за такие интересные видео. 🥰👍❤️

Видео очень классное и интересное, эмбиенты просто супер 👍! Спасибо 🙏 вам наиогромнейшее, за такие интересные видео и эмбиенты. 🥰👍❤️

Where are you listening from today? 🤔

Baliens 👽🛸

Мне очень понравилась музыка и эмбиенты, заставка просто супер 👍! Спасибо 🙏 вам наиогромнейшее. 🥰👍❤️

Who else feels stranded? ⛈️

Excellent music. Love the scifi imagery.

No giant Octapus?

I would like to have the same willpower as those four photovoltaic panels pointing at the sun from a satellite as far away as Europa.

Without music it'd be better.

This was awesome. I do hope you make more. Thanks.

got jumpscared by a friggin burger ad

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nice one

Like teaching apps we need way more of that teaching robots are good to - willy 0

And yes id live on mars but if there was trips like that available id be way more prepared but bet your ass we wont without automatic teachers outnumbering students- willy 0

Nope i even showed them my fattest form im already weigh way way less and am way healthier probably chiropractic and a gym somewhere along the way - willy 0

I lost count of how many signals came through in the end, anyone get a final number? 🤔

What do you think this facility is actually used for? 🤔

Would you actually live on Mars if you could? 🤔

Did anybody manage to count all the fish? 🐟🐠

Impossible to spot but there's actually a visible alien in this video. Comment 👽 down below when you find it 🤫

this ambience was perfect until there were ads every 4 minutes

Марс - красная планета, суровая и непредсказуемая. Сколько всего написано фантастических романов и хроник, российскими и зарубежными писателями фантастами. Взять к примеру Рэя Бредбери и его Марсианские хроники или есть ещё фантастический российский роман Марс пробуждается, кто автор не знаю, потому что, когда я его читал, мне было где-то десять или одиннадцать лет и я позабыл имя и фамилию автора, а книга очень старая, толстая, в твёрдом переплёте, с красивыми иллюстрациями, хотя и черно белыми. Помню, что правителей Марса звали : Матоа, это женщина и Ирган, это мужчина, они были муж и жена. А вообще эту книгу можно найти в интернете по названию, тогда всё станет ясно. Видео очень понравилось, эмбиенты тоже. Спасибо 🙏 вам наиогромнейшее. 🥰👍❤️

Очень интересное видео, только живности маловато, какие то две рыбки проплывают внизу и ещё две рыбки вверху, скрывшись в подводном строении. Вот если бы ещё вдоль строения проплывали акулы или дельфины или осьминоги, а может быть даже батискаф, то тогда видео было бы гораздо интересней. А ещё пузырики поднимались со дна. Эмбиенты мне очень понравились. Спасибо 🙏 вам наиогромнейшее. 🥰👍❤️

Chi-Cas 6a: Mir Okeana, Plateau of Loss June 22, 8124 Julian Calendar The waves rippled across the surface of the vast ocean and up against the salvage barge _Once Again_ as Ivan counted his consumables, and checked the dive equipment one last time, mentally checking off each item, once, twice. Three times. The wreck they were diving wasn’t too far. But he didn’t have the money to pay for another treatment against Bends. Once satisfied, he turned to Yuri and checked his equipment, rigged to his person. Once complete, Yuri did the same to him, as he thrust his hands outstretched. “Radio check.” Yuri keyed, and Ivan replied an affirmative. Yuri gave a thumbs up, and rolled forward into the moon pool, and after sitting to the edge, Ivan did the same. The water was clear of algae despite the warmth and below he could see their target. The ship was not like the freighters or even their dive barge and had only a superficial resemblance to a desiccated submarine, which he had seen once before. Plating was missing in many places, and algae and coral grew from what remained. It had gantries sticking out at different angles, and antennas bent at odd angles. It appeared to be buried in the muck, but they wouldn’t know until they dove to its depths. Yuri was tangling with the cable hooks and anchor, pulling out and casting down the slack, and Ivan clipped a scooter to his belt. He checked the sonar, and nothing revealed itself. He checked the Geiger counter. Normal. Once Yuri had done the same, they both began their descent, fifty feet at a time and acclimating for two minutes. They leveled off at a working depth of 200 and marveled for a moment at the odd vessel. Lights festooned its hull, and they realized after a moment, into the surrounding seafloor. Ivan thought it strange they were still powered-mostly-albeit on a dim setting. They hadn’t noticed that from above, and they only seemed to serve enough light that the exposed belly was lit enough to drive out the deep shadows. Yuri pointed to a larger opening in the hull, and they moved towards it. Once close enough, Ivan reached out and gripped the skeletal exterior bars to arrest his movement. He was jolted by the realization that the hull had a pulse, a little vibration not felt in the water. More than just lights were capable of being powered. Yuri paused at the discovery too, but only commented to be careful of electrical shocks. “We still need to make profit this dive.” He tied off a pair of navigation cables, and instructed Ivan to push down one direction, while he would explore the other. Checking the radios once more, and with a few conservative kicks, they separated. Unlike the broad exterior, this part of the vessel was dark, and the headlamp came in use. Many of the signage had been rotted away, or became unmoored from metal fastenings, and moved by interior currents through the section he swam. Old beds, desks, and chairs were neatly stacked against the walls of one room, a Darter fleeing into the pile at the sight of him, but no great treasures. He turned down another hallway, and the environment changed, namely by the white light and red LED next to a much heavier portal than the ones he’d passed. He kicked, and drifted towards light. A keypad, covered with a thick plastic sheath, but clean of any debris, was embedded into the wall next to the door, and a glassy black eye a foot above it. The LED was embedded somewhere within that. He looked back down the silky cable and then to the portal, and experimentally entered a few sets of 4. 1234? _BEEP_. 1111? _BEEP_. 4321? _BEEP_. 5678? _DING_ The light over the door cycled on/off red and a hiss emanated from the portal, and then it opened, revealing a very brightly lit and sterile white interior and another door. From one door to another it looked like 4 divers and equipment could fit. Part of him was curious to continue… but tied off the cable to a fastening and swam back the other way. The camera followed him as he turned the bend in search of Yuri.

From the unreleased incomplete movie Event Horizon 2

Ahhh....the Serenity of 4 APU's just sitting on Top of yaaa. oops, I just heard a Loud Cracking sound coming from the Carbon fiber weave on my Submersible exterior hull. Now That's the second loud Crack I've heard at this Depth. I should assume that the loud crack was a layer of Carbon Fiber Snapping and therefore has weakened my hull. If I know that, then I also know that 2 Cracks means the hull is Severely Compromised, so why would I go that Deep Again without a Completely New CARBON FIBER Hull done FIRST ?

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this gave dead space or callisto protocol vibes and I love it

Very chill & relaxing

i dont know what "futuristic relaxation" is... but im here for it

The mars planet aswell oxygen there isnt . High mountains , hills , abyss there are

Love this one....

This music sounds like a soundtrack to a movie, not yet filmed.

This nature music, is very soothing and relaxing. Good job!

Nice work my friend.

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This is cool thanks

When we finally reach Mars. We will realize that it is a much harsher place to live than we initially thought. The days will be long and the climate will be unforgiving. Nights will be cold and restless as the wind pounds against the walls. Constantly reminding us that we are not home and that we are more alone here than on Earth.

This is great. Using it while writing my sci-fi series. Thank you for these awesome tracks.

very nice!

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Another one to add to the playlist 👌🏼👌🏼

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nice