Very satisfied with how the video about Hygiea turned out, probably the most edit intensive one so far on the channel and I definitely enjoyed watching it back, even for several times in order to correct mistakes, so the mission of making a visually interesting video is accomplished. But the mission doesn't stop there, I want pretty much all of the future videos to be like this one in terms of being visually interesting, although that isn't entirely up to me, because sometimes material isn't widely available, I will still try to do best with what I have. Now that does mean that videos will probably take a bit longer to come out, so instead of the usual two week space between videos, probably three is more likely likely for future content, but I think people are going to like the trade off of having a bit less content in favor of better quality content.
As for what's next, not entirely sure, I am really favoring another one about dwarf planets, particularly examining as to how many there are, specifically I want to dispel the notion that hundreds are already found. I retract that statement that I made in some of my previous videos so I want to make an interesting correction video on that, however one huge problem is that I just don't see a way of making a title that is going to interest people, my best one is "Not As Many Dwarf Planets As You May Think", but problem is most people already never had the notion that there are that many anyway, Mike Brown did (he co discovered many dwarf planets such as Eris, Haumea, Makemake and so on), him being convinced that there are hundreds of dwarf planets found then convinced me and then I convinced my viewers. Another problem with that title is that there still could actually be hundreds but among the undiscovered ones in the far reaches of the solar system beyond Sedna. It's a very interesting topic that I want to cover but I don't know what to title it in order to attract attention, I might just end up sticking with that title though.
Edit: now that I think about it, it could just be titled "Forgotten Dwarf Planets", that probably will attract attention and I still will get to talk about obscure dwarf planets while dispelling the notion of there already being hundreds that were found.
Dreksler Astral
Dreksler Astral
Very satisfied with how the video about Hygiea turned out, probably the most edit intensive one so far on the channel and I definitely enjoyed watching it back, even for several times in order to correct mistakes, so the mission of making a visually interesting video is accomplished. But the mission doesn't stop there, I want pretty much all of the future videos to be like this one in terms of being visually interesting, although that isn't entirely up to me, because sometimes material isn't widely available, I will still try to do best with what I have. Now that does mean that videos will probably take a bit longer to come out, so instead of the usual two week space between videos, probably three is more likely likely for future content, but I think people are going to like the trade off of having a bit less content in favor of better quality content.
As for what's next, not entirely sure, I am really favoring another one about dwarf planets, particularly examining as to how many there are, specifically I want to dispel the notion that hundreds are already found. I retract that statement that I made in some of my previous videos so I want to make an interesting correction video on that, however one huge problem is that I just don't see a way of making a title that is going to interest people, my best one is "Not As Many Dwarf Planets As You May Think", but problem is most people already never had the notion that there are that many anyway, Mike Brown did (he co discovered many dwarf planets such as Eris, Haumea, Makemake and so on), him being convinced that there are hundreds of dwarf planets found then convinced me and then I convinced my viewers. Another problem with that title is that there still could actually be hundreds but among the undiscovered ones in the far reaches of the solar system beyond Sedna. It's a very interesting topic that I want to cover but I don't know what to title it in order to attract attention, I might just end up sticking with that title though.
Edit: now that I think about it, it could just be titled "Forgotten Dwarf Planets", that probably will attract attention and I still will get to talk about obscure dwarf planets while dispelling the notion of there already being hundreds that were found.
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