>> ^CrushBug:

I knew about the original Yamato, but even still I didn't think that was a reason to change it. Just saying Yamato sounds cool. Yamato. I am going to say it again. Yamato. Yeah, that is a cool word. Yamato.



~You say YA-MAY-TOE, I say YO-MAH-TOE...~

>> ^CrushBug:

originally called the "yamato" which was changed for obvious reasons

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Great show, I loved this one, too. I think it's the voices they use in dubs that account for at least half the cheesiness, though. You could have a show with semi-serious content, but the american company that casts the voice talent will pull every cartoon voice actor that can do a "funny" voice to do it. It can be a whole different experience watching something in the original Japanese with subtitles, and then watching the same film dubbed into English.

no vote? aww man...

Thanks!

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This is so cool.
It's been a while....I think it's time for another *promote

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Eventually Earth will have some really sweet rings like Saturn, except ours will be made out of aluminum instead of ice and dust.

>> ^Mcboinkens:

>> ^EMPIRE:
I dont' think this is an actual fly-through of a probe. I think this is a simulated fly-through using real hi-resolution photos for the effect.

But since it was all pictures already taken, the probe must have been at that point at some time. Unless I'm missing something.
I was under the assumption that these were photos taken on different flight paths that were composed in a continuous album that made it seem like a movie.


no they are just varouse photographs moved around and what have you in after effects , thats why the rings look mental , although some zoom in in a way thats vaguely uncharacteristic of flight path videos i have seen , im 90% sure this is just a composit in AE.

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Wouldn't the earth end up directly between the sun and Saturn once every year?