A funny for you.


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Funny. 
You know this from personal experience?

Related scene from "Rocketman."  The relevant portion starts at around 1:15.

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:D
Nice figure/character/astronaut, where did you get this from?


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Thanks, Freebie from Sketchfab. They offer So many cool free models and props too. wow. Many in FBX and obj as well.


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HAha cool thanks but actually I got the idea from this video.


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Very intense - and funny - video.



P.S.
I love how SciFi tends to ignore the fact that sound doesn't travel through a vacuum.  Of course, the video would not be nearly as intense, or funny, without the roaring and other sound effects.

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Sound is only a vibration flowing through the air (not like a noise) and interpreted by our ears/brain to recognize the vibration as a known sound. So does that mean there is no actual sound on Earth too? If we had no ears could we hear any sound? Or only feel the unknown vibration?
I will leave you with that thought to ponder..........


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Space rider: :P
Now that was funny. 

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