Journey to the Edge of the Solar System

Описание: How far does "home" actually go?
Pack your bags for a 27-minute cinematic voyage from the blistering iron plains of Mercury to the frozen, silent shell of the Oort Cloud. Most people think the Solar System ends at Pluto—but we’re going much further.
In this deep-dive exploration, we traverse billions of miles to uncover the secrets of the giants, the mysteries of the "diamond rain" on the ice twins, and the strange, 17-degree "rebel" orbit of Pluto. We’ll cross the magnetic border of the Heliopause with the Voyager probes and finally reach the Oort Cloud—a massive, spherical swarm of trillions of icy worldlets that marks the true gravitational edge of our Sun’s empire.
In this journey, we explore:
• The Inner Sanctum: Why Mercury and Venus are more than just "hot rocks."
• The Gas Giants: A close-up look at Jupiter’s storms and Saturn’s razor-thin rings.
• The Dark Frontier: The Kuiper Belt, the birthplace of comets, and the "King of the Junkyard."
• The Great Beyond: What lies in the "No-Man's-Land" between us and the nearest stars?

The Sun is just one star among billions. This is the story of our tiny corner of the woods.

The Credits & Disclaimer Section

Credits & Visual Note:
To bring this journey to life, this video utilizes a combination of official mission data and archival imagery courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech.

Because many of these far-flung regions—such as the Oort Cloud and the surfaces of certain distant moons—have never been captured in high-definition photography, this video uses artistic recreations and AI-assisted visualizations. These are designed to be as scientifically accurate as possible based on current data, providing a window into worlds that human eyes have yet to see.