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Voyager 1: a command that takes a day. Signal wave across the Solar System with a 48 h round-trip timeline. Python-rendered motion graphics, AI-assisted: art direction, script, fact-check and QA by me. Starfield/planets: AI-generated (OpenArt). Earth: NASA Blue Marble.
The signal timeline makes an enormous distance easy to grasp.
Thanks, Mykola! That was exactly the goal: turn "a light-day away" into something you can feel in 20 seconds.
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