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Introducing The Jupiter 3
The Jupiter 3 is an imagined successor to the Jupiter 2 in the Universe of TOS. Nothing more. Over 200 feet (61 meters) in diameter with 4 decks, it accommodates up to 6 families on their way to Alpha Centauri.
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Fire / Place
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Just a simple meditation of what a fire means when we bring it into our homes. Does it fulfill the rich ancient metaphors, or is it merely a decoration? An original short film by Ron.
Lost in Space - The Jupiter 2: Descent to the Lower Level
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A quick ride down the elevator of the classic Jupiter 2 from 1965's "Lost in Space." The animation is a rough approximation of one of the sequences from the show's Pilot episode. The music is an excerpt of Prokofiev's 3rd Symphony. Model created in Cinema 4D. Rendered with Octane 3.
Flight Desk Test 01
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Brief video of my detailed, animated CG model of the original Jupiter 2 from the 1965 TV show. Modeled in Cinema 4D and composited in After Effects. Music clip is an excerpt from Prokofiev's Symphony #2.
TEST CLIP Return of the Jupiter 2
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TEST clip from the upcoming video "Return of the Jupiter 2." This and all my other videos are based upon the original 1965 TV show.
Test Hyperdrive01
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Preliminary test of a "hyperdrive" effect for the upcoming video "Lost in Space: The Return of the Jupiter 2." THIS IS ONLY A TEST. :)
J3 overview
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The J3. The successor to the Jupiter 2. The ship will be part of the new video "Lost in Space - The Return of the Jupiter 2."
Jupiter 3 - Test of the Medical Bay Stasis Tube
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An old video I did a couple of years ago to study how the 7th freezing tube in the Jupiter 3's Medical Bay moves. In the vertical position it acts just like the main deck tubes. Horizontal, it acts as a diagnostic bed. The Medical Bay has now been fully furnished.
Jupiter 2 - High Resolution lighting test of elevator lift.
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Brief test of the lighting scheme for the elevator lift on the lower level of the Jupiter 2. This is in preparation for the high-resolution tour.
Jupiter 3 Crash Couch Tests02
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Rough study of how the fixed crash couches aboard the Jupiter 2 could be modified to fold up and be stored in a lower cabinet aboard the new ship, the Jupiter 3.
Odyssey Landing Gear Test Clip.mov
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Test of the final version of the landing gear legs. Each leg is slightly different. This particular leg uses a small elevator. Another leg will have stairs and the 3rd will have a conveyor. Some minor details will still be added.
Odyssey Plasma Rim Test
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Brief test of the edge effects of the plasma rim when powering up or down. Also shown is the landing gear.
Lost In Space - The Web Series: Test Title Sequence
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Version #21 of the Lost in Space Title Sequence.
B205 Console Animated01
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Sample of the B205 console animation on the Jupiter 2
Interstellar Odyssey - Main Title Sequence
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Interstellar Odyssey - Main Title Sequence
Lost in Space - Jupiter 2 Landing Gear Tests
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Lost in Space - Jupiter 2 Landing Gear Tests
Always loved the scenes that just straight up showed the robot walking. You don't see him from the waist down but he's obviously walking. lol
Yup, you're right. Budget issues at the time. But the show was still fun.
@@Haselius00 it sure was. I grew up on it in the 90s. My uncle had taped almost the entire series from the Sci-fi channel and sent them to me. I watched them through so many times.
This is so cool but it's liminal as hell without the Robinsons and Dr. Smith in the ship.
I understand. That's why I positioned the video to be an automated test flight. It was beyond my capabilities at the time to add any characters. 14 years later software has changed, of course. I'm toying with the idea to re-create the Jupiter 2 in Unreal Engine. That would be something. :)
@@Haselius00 I'm actually super impressed with the detail. All of this was modeled so well. Even your oldest videos were super impressive. What program did you use to model it? I'm actually making my own Jupiter 2 in Blender.
@@PastaMaster115 Thanks! I'd love to see what you come up with. I originally modeled and animated these older videos in 3ds Max and edited them in After Effects. I've since transitioned to Cinema 4D with the Octane render engine and edit in DaVinci Resolve. I use Cinema 4D only because that is what I use on a daily basis at work. Once I retire I will probably switch to Blender. :)
This is still awesome.
Simply a great work of love....Do more of these please.....Peace
That constant noise would have driven me insane.
What a beautiful video! Now give the Jupiter 2 back to the Robinsons - Dr. Smith has already sold some of your equipment to aliens in exchange for Beef Bourguignon and a nice Cabernet )))
I’ve always thought Jupiter 2 was the coolest sci-fi spacecraft, with the Space 1999 Eagle a close 2nd. The Lost In Space series first season in black and white was the best. When they went color it just got stupid.
I also love the 1st Season episodes! Thanks for watching!
Very creative and well-done tech. I assume the human crew is in hibernation ? The only thing is, all this work in honor of an Irwin Allen TV series ? As time went on and the budget became a trickle, they always descended into silly cheesiness. I remember how refreshing and perspective-giving watching the pilot episodes were after a season or two of regular episodes had aired. The pilots had better matte painting backgrounds, a cast of dozens and a sense of the story taking itself seriously. And then the long slide downward.
Let the others have the Millennium Falcon and the Enterprise, I've always liked the Jupiter 2 design
How Cool would it be to have a full size structure, design like the Jupiter 2 inside and out that you could live in, complete with the background music available at the push of a button
The scripts were sometimes pure corn, but I've always been sold on the set design, especially the Jupiter 2
Agree 100% The Lost in Space set design made Star Trek look like cardboard. (But I also still love Star Trek!)
Not to mention, the design of the robot 🤖
That's the design that they should have used in the movie instead of that thing that they put together, do I see a show of hands? ✋✋✋✋✋✋✋✋
Love Júpiter 2 for ever
Now if they could do the movie with a better script with this level of animation they'd really have something! As a kid I always wondered why they just didn't "whack" Smith!
Fantastic!
Very cool that you spent the time to make this. Thank you.
Thanks kianjoseph!
Where is the robot where is doctor smith ? 😂
Very Nice 😊
Thanks Nelson!
Still brilliant all these years later
Thanks Jeff! The video is pretty creaky compared to today's CGI capabilities. But I tried to make (at the time) something that was nostalgic for fans given the tech available to me 14 years ago on my little Lenovo laptop.
Magnificent!
Cool
BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great show. Judy. Was smoking hot.
This is so awesome to watch! Is there going to be a part two?! Fantastic job!
Yes!
❤❤❤❤❤love this video Love the Jupiter 2
Seriously how do you create this! Is the equipment expensive? I'm blown away by this awesome video 😧
Thanks James! I did this 14 years ago using the modeling program called 3DS MAX by Autodesk. It was assembled & edited as a video in Adobe AfterEffects. Today, my videos are made with Cinema 4D (as the modeling program), rendered with Octane and compiled using the free video editing program DaVinci Resolve. While DaVinci is free, Cinema4D is a costly program, although I have a license through my job. But similar modeling results can be had with the free program called Blender. So basically, you can create videos like this using free software. Yes, it's a steep learning curve, but it can be damn fun! 😀
@@Haselius00 thanks so much for replying. Keep up the masterful work. 👍
Never get tired of watching this. Awesome detail. Anything new coming up?
Thanks kens3000! Yes, I have been adding videos to my channel, although they have been few and far between. (Click on my name in the title bar to bring you to my channel.)
Very nice!
Tight! Nothn like watching the 1st episode with the lift off engine sound effects. Gave me chills as well The glow on the Jupiter. When it k lifted off . Should've added Dr. Smith's best scream outta all episodes. I love it!.
Never get tired of watching Jupiter 2. This is such great work. I ran across your channel today (2024.03.23).
Amazing work! New subscriber.
Wow
Excellent
Wow! Love it.
There just wasn’t enough room for a lower deck, much less a chariot and landing Pod. Discuss
You're correct if we accept the original diameter of the ship as shown in the TV show. But in order to accommodate the lower deck as seen in the show and then cross-referenced to the contours of the ship, then the diameter of the Jupiter 2 needs to be 30 meters, or 98 feet, 6 inches, minimum. My design for the Jupiter 2 made for the defunct web series is just that. 30 meters is the sweet spot for the ship. But the magical thing that happens is that a 30-meter diameter also allows for a real chariot AND space pod to exist within the contours of the hull. This larger diameter for the ship accommodates everything shown in the original series, with one exception: The episode where Will is imagining the lower Power Core. From that episode, I've always taken this to be merely William's dream and not a real aspect of the Jupiter 2. If this were a real space, then the Jupiter 2 would have to be almost 200 feet in diameter.
Extraordinary beyond comprehension 👍👍👍 /240312
Very nicely done! Thank you
There's a flaw with this. Where you have the Chariot coming out is where the Pod is stored, and when it launches it comes straight out the bottom so I don't understand why this is showing accommodations for the Chariot with a ramp and all. Just to be fair, it is just a show and they didn't really plan for letting us know where they stored everything, but the Chariot just suddenly appeared, outside and we never saw them taking it out of storage and that's probably because they never really had a place to put it. Then when crashed on a planet and the bottom of the ship isn't exposed, how are they supposed to get it out with this style of ramp? And when you're on the top level you can clearly see the Pod through the door to access it so obviously the Chariot can't be located here.
There is not a flaw. This larger version of the Jupiter 2 designed for the defunct Web Series was carefully thought out to a high degree. #1 - The ship was not designed to crash. It was designed to land on it's tripod legs. The crash was a disastrous accident. The Chariot ramp might have been a design flaw, but it still was designed to operate this way as a ramp down to a planet's surface. Hence this version of the Jupiter 2 adheres to the original intent: Delivering the Chariot to the ground as an exploration vehicle. #2 - The Space Pod (added in Season 3) was an afterthought by Irwin Allen. The design shown in this video tries to accommodate the Pod as an intentional vehicle. And from the very conception of the Pod, it was ridiculous to assume it emerged from below the ship as the original series showed it. (As if it were the Flying Sub from YTTBOTS.) If the Jupiter 2 had landed safely on a planet then the Pod would be impossible to launch as a recon vessel and would be completely useless. So the decision for the web series was to show the Pod as launching vertically from the Main Deck so that it could still function when landed on a planet.
@@Haselius00. I know nothing of the so-called web series, therefore my comment aimed at the original Lost in Space.
Bit of an odd takeoff
Yes in the reboots they totally missed the Jupiter 2, the hardware both are s an integral and inseparable part of the show. Star Trek got it right I can't understand wy they could not have done something like your superb rendition. Sorry for the English, I am French Speaking.
This is terrific !
What is a Unitectic Drive?
Where is the bathroom ?
I agree with other comments about the netflix series. Something like this would have been so much better. Simple and elegant. Not sure why technology in current sci fi has to be a visually complicated mess.
Yeah the netflix series was justa bunch of woke stuff
I watched this show when I was a child, and the Jupiter 2 is still my favorite space ship. I now own a Tesla car and when you put it in reverse it makes a noise like the Jupiter 2 taking off.
3 years of episodes and they never once showed the shitter!
Better scale than the first ship ....but still too small
Every now and then I just rewatch this video. This is what the Jupiter 2 should have looked like in the Netflix series.