Cut to comparison with older images of Neptune

Close-up of Neptune's intricate cloud patterns and atmospheric details

Cut to the stunning Webb image of Neptune

Opening shot of the James Webb Space Telescope

Closing shot of a chaotic scene with everything floating away

Cut to planets and moons drifting away from their orbits

Cut to visualization of the Earth’s atmosphere dissipating

Cut to animation of people and objects floating into the air

Opening shot of people walking on Earth

Closing shot of a tiny solar system next to the massive black holes

Closing shot of a tiny solar system next to the massive black holes

Cut to a wide shot showing the scale difference

Cut to animation comparing the size of the solar system to the event horizons of these black holes

Cut to visualization of TON 618 and Phoenix A

Cut to animation showing the solar system's layout

Opening shot of the solar system

Closing shot of Mars with the setting sun

Side-by-side comparison of Earth and Mars sunsets

Cut to animation of a Martian sunset with a pale blue glow

Cut to a Mars rover capturing a blue-tinted sunset

Cut to a stunning time-lapse of an Earth sunset

Opening shot of a beautiful sunset on Earth

Closing shot of the flower-shaped orbit with the black hole at the center

Cut to animation showing the effects of the black hole's gravity on S2

Cut to visualization of the star's elliptical, rosette-like orbit

Cut to animation of the star orbiting the black hole in a complex, flower-like pattern

Opening shot of the Milky Way galaxy

Closing shot of Earth's surface with a massive crater

Cut to visualization of the impact effects: shockwaves, fires, and a massive crater

Cut to simulation of Bennu impacting Earth

Cut to animation of Bennu approaching Earth

Opening shot of the asteroid Bennu in space

Closing shot of a beam of light traveling through space

Cut to visualization of light bending through atmospheric gases

Cut to animation of light moving through various atmospheres

Cut to visualization of light traveling on different planets