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A hand-drawn physics explainer that moves between whiteboard sketches and real NASA imagery to show how big the Sun is, why it appears the same size as the Moon, and how rare that coincidence is. It ends on a sponsor card for Squarespace.
ExplainerHand-drawnVoiceoverMusic-ledMapsTechnicalPush-insFlat 2DLight UIEducationMedia
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minutephysics; original imagery by NASA, image data processing by Gordan Ugarkovic and others, animation by Henry Reich · Watch the original ↗ · Measurements and analysis by Cutmap.
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