My version of the Jupiter 2 lifting off from a desert planet. Mostly to test the surface glows and engine lights. Audio needs work, may re-upload in the future.
The sound of the Jupiter two is transcendental and exciting. You can literally feel yourself taking off from the vibrations and harmonics it creates that move through your entire body and takes you to another place. There's nothing else like it!
whenever I heard that incredibly exhilarating full power departure it would invoke thoughts of actually leaving this planet in search of frontiers we hadn’t yet dreamed of - there will never, ever be another spacecraft like our beloved Jupiter II
Love that sound! Never forgot it.. Now it's back on utube forever..! That sound frequently is close to the orgonotic harmonic of the vast ocean of the life energy that fills all space. That's why you feel it inside you as it vibrates. You feel it's streaming as pleasure.
The Time Tunnel startup sound effect is comparable, IMO. 60s television sci-fi shows were what made me get into the genre. You had 'Twilight Zone', 'Outer Limits', the Irwin Allen sci-fi juggernaut of four different series going, 'The Invaders',...a lot of stuff to feed make an impression (or ten) on a young mind growing up in that decade...then, there was the music, too...
Thanks for the reply...just watched the pilot episode of the 'Time Tunnel' this morning (at 4 a.m.) too bad the series only lasted one season.@@moboutmen
Those sounds and the Glow of the saucer at launch... just wow! gives me chills even today! why they never used the glow in anything other than the pilot episode is beyond me... it ties it in with real saucer mythology where the y actually Do glow when powered up ...
Please explain the domed under part below the lights. I don't recall the Jupiter 2 having this feature. Excellent work, eerily realistic, especially the lighting and engine light effects. You effectively merged the sci-fi expectation with what UFOs have been described as and look like in modern culture.
The USA navy recently encountered a fleet of cubes inside of spheres off the coast of North Carolina. The light field surrounding the J2 may be like the sphere around the cube. A gravitational or dimensional field. Love the sound effects
In 1968 when 20th Century-Fox (the same studio that made "Lost in Space") made the motion picture "Planet of the Apes" they used the Jupiter 2 sound effects for the sound effects of Charlton Heston's spacecraft "The Icarus" combined with the sound effects of the Batmobile from the TV show "Batman" when the Batmobile would ignites its engines. Give a listen and it's pretty obvious and clear.
Erwin Allen used many similar souns fx in his Tzv shows and movies, like Voysge, Incredible Journey, ot was that Fantastik Voyage, Batman, Time Tunnel and so on.
Steve Miller Band, Fly Like An Eagle on a synth in the intro. I'd like to know how they did this sound FX for the J2. The Outher Limits also had some kewl mystery sound FX? To this day, many of us wonder how they did them?
You can faintly here a turbo encabulator in use during liftoff. It sounds as if it was of the original design, with the base plate being constructed of pre-famulated amulite surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing. To effectively prevent side fumbling, you gotta keep the two spurving bearings in a direct line with the panametric fan, which consisted simply of six hydrocoptic marzlevanes, so fitted to the ambifacient lunar waneshaft. It's quite a nice piece of history.
Someday, in the far distant future, perhaps beyond all of our lifespans, the actual engines of an interstellar spacecraft will make this sound, because they will know it must, as an homage to the humans who dreamed that it was possible during the era of science fiction that eventually gave rise to those who finally made it possible.
Dec. 20, 2020----I was 13 years old when the 1966 Lost in Space tv series started and I watched it every episode I could, but then the producers put out stupid scripts and lost me. It was the same way when I saw the trailers for the Batman tv series.....oh boy, oh boy, can't wait to watch this. And it was crappy, campy stuff. Watched The Walking Dead series, though at the time, didn't know it was based on a comic book. But they started losing me when they left the CDC center, leaving behind a Humvee and troop carrier, with the troop carrier having a multi-fuel engine. Thanks for the video, looks great and really enjoyed the lights and sound as the ship rose into the air.
The first season of Lost In Space was pretty good for the most part. But the next two were ridiculously stupid culminating in The Great Vegetable Rebellion. Horrific. One good episode in the third season was when when the Jupiter 2 went through a time warp and wound up in 1947. That was a good episode….except for stupid old Dr. Smith. They should have left him there!
Dual compact laser-generated dense plasma-focused proton-boron aneutronic crossfire nuclear fusion reactors provide nominal and startup power. Next, heavy radiation shields close off crew compartment. The beautiful symphony of the Jupiter's sound is secondary to the startup of the main matter-antimatter annihilation nuclear drive with its proton-antiproton magnetic "harmonically synchronized" pre-ignition plenum. Noise, radiation and blinding light emit from the engine's sonic, gamma ray and photonic computer-controlled tuned exhaust ports. As the matter-antimatter reactor ramps up a deep synchronized pulsating hum marks full power at ready. Fusion-powered alphavoltaic electrical repulsive graviton beams mark levitation phase. As the ship rises through the atmosphere, the hull begins to glow from static electricity as the fusion reactors build a powerful deflective force field for interstellar travel. The power of the universe.
I had a idea as a kid that they should’ve launched several Jupiter’s like a 1 thru 5 with 5 different families, and still having the Jupiter 2 go off course because of Smiths extra weight, but having them meet up with the other ships , finding one that had a similar problem and crashed landed on a planet, only to find no survivors, but salvaging things from the other ship, and each ship could’ve had their own unique robots, but as they continue to travel they eventually meet up with the other ships, only to discover that alpha Centauri was not habitable, as well hey hoped, so they continue to pursue other planets that could suit earth Colonization
Maureen said each mission was $30 billion. Adjust that for inflation and you’re looking at $1 trillion for three missions. No wonder they could only support individual ships.
And here we are in 2021, 28 years after the Jupiter was supposed to exist, and no flying saucer anything close to it, with a sound like it. Not even a drone?
The most incredible engine sound of any spacecraft in movies or TV .. ever!! Nothing compares. It's haunting 😊..
IMO, Irwin Allen's best sound effect.
That take off sound always thrilled my childhood heart, and, still does. When you heard it, you KNEW they were escaping something creepy.
Very impressive. Ever since I saw the pilot when I was a child I've always loved the sound of that ship.
The sound of those engines are so hypnotic.
One of the most eeriest sound effects in science fiction ever. I could listen to it over and over. And the graphics are astounding.
THE GENIUS OF IRWIN ALLEN !
Incredible sound and so addictive
Its a Hoover vacuum on a sound board.👈🤣
It’s a lathe. Wood or metal I forget
@@edsmale I heard it was an industrial laundry dryer.
The sound of the Jupiter two is transcendental and exciting. You can literally feel yourself taking off from the vibrations and harmonics it creates that move through your entire body and takes you to another place. There's nothing else like it!
Thrills me to this day.
Totally - totally brilliant. The Jupiter 2 looking better than it ever did , the lights really suit the ship -- and that sound is INCREDIBLE.
Yes - the coolest spaceship sound effect ever!
The sound is epic and also the spinnig lights are majestic
Simply brilliant....................................Loved the series..back then and still do...The Atomic engines that sound is forever....
That sound never grows old.
Well done. I loved hearing that sound again. The lights were great.
added the blue glow arond ship too
This is simply brilliant ..I was 6 years old when I first heard this sound....
as a kid I really did love some of the increasing sound effects
whenever I heard that incredibly exhilarating full power departure it would invoke thoughts of actually leaving this planet in search of frontiers we hadn’t yet dreamed of - there will never, ever be another spacecraft like our beloved Jupiter II
This was a show where the sound effects alone have a huge nostalgic effect on people who grew up in the sixties.
I love that sound affects, keep it up you guys, you're re terrific.
The most interesting special/ sound effect I've ever heard.
My favorite of all time.
This what the next Jupiter 2 should be in the next lost in space.This the best one yet,sound and shape.
Even more of a brilliant lift off than from the launch pad at Alpha Control
Amazing video! As others have said, the best sci fi ship sound there’s ever been.
The take off was spectacular! Nice job on that.
Love that sound! Never forgot it.. Now it's back on utube forever..! That sound frequently is close to the orgonotic harmonic of the vast ocean of the life energy that fills all space. That's why you feel it inside you as it vibrates. You feel it's streaming as pleasure.
The lighting effects are stellar! The plasma glow around the ship is great.
The sound effects, ESPECIALLY from almost 60 years ago, are truly awesome. Gives goose bumps! The rest of the show, not so much.
I submit this audio as the top recognizable sound of 60s television (at least top 3!).
It's right up there with the sound of the Enterprise firing photon torpedoes.
I always relate 50s and 60s scifi sound as the F104 howl.
The Time Tunnel startup sound effect is comparable, IMO. 60s television sci-fi shows were what made me get into the genre. You had 'Twilight Zone', 'Outer Limits', the Irwin Allen sci-fi juggernaut of four different series going, 'The Invaders',...a lot of stuff to feed make an impression (or ten) on a young mind growing up in that decade...then, there was the music, too...
@@jeffnelson7915 Good point.
Thanks for the reply...just watched the pilot episode of the 'Time Tunnel' this morning (at 4 a.m.) too bad the series only lasted one season.@@moboutmen
Lost in Space was great.
Great effects! Obviously a "labor of love". Thanks for posting!!
The Jupiter 2 doesn't just look like a UFO, it is a UFO. Creepy as can be. I have always loved the ship and the sounds.
Your effects are AWESOME.... Really really cool.... AND THE SOUND... WOW...!!!!!
Incredible work!!!
Those sounds and the Glow of the saucer at launch... just wow! gives me chills even today! why they never used the glow in anything other than the pilot episode is beyond me... it ties it in with real saucer mythology where the y actually Do glow when powered up ...
I wanna cry because science is where I should be right now trying to make this happen. 😔
Please explain the domed under part below the lights. I don't recall the Jupiter 2 having this feature. Excellent work, eerily realistic, especially the lighting and engine light effects. You effectively merged the sci-fi expectation with what UFOs have been described as and look like in modern culture.
The USA navy recently encountered a fleet of cubes inside of spheres off the coast of North Carolina. The light field surrounding the J2 may be like the sphere around the cube. A gravitational or dimensional field. Love the sound effects
So awesome! Wish you were there to redo this show, (better than the Netflix version)!
In 1968 when 20th Century-Fox (the same studio that made "Lost in Space") made the motion picture "Planet of the Apes" they used the Jupiter 2 sound effects for the sound effects of Charlton Heston's spacecraft "The Icarus" combined with the sound effects of the Batmobile from the TV show "Batman" when the Batmobile would ignites its engines. Give a listen and it's pretty obvious and clear.
Erwin Allen used many similar souns fx in his Tzv shows and movies, like Voysge, Incredible Journey, ot was that Fantastik Voyage, Batman, Time Tunnel and so on.
On HALLOWEEN (or at a rock show ) I PLAY THIS SOUND THRU THE P/A... FOLKS LOVE IT !
Steve Miller Band, Fly Like An Eagle on a synth in the intro.
I'd like to know how they did this sound FX for the J2.
The Outher Limits also had some kewl mystery sound FX?
To this day, many of us wonder how they did them?
The engine sounds give me goosebumps every time.
You can faintly here a turbo encabulator in use during liftoff. It sounds as if it was of the original design, with the base plate being constructed of pre-famulated amulite surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing. To effectively prevent side fumbling, you gotta keep the two spurving bearings in a direct line with the panametric fan, which consisted simply of six hydrocoptic marzlevanes, so fitted to the ambifacient lunar waneshaft. It's quite a nice piece of history.
Groundbreaking show !
Never gets old.
love it!
Very imaginative...noisy but imaginative.
That's so cool , terrific rendition.
I have this sound set up for an alarm on my phone. I love it…
Outstanding job
Beautyful !
The profect and perfect design...
Something like an ancient functional technology. That put a brigth in mi eies.
Worked for the Time Tunnel as well!😊
***AWESOME**** LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! love that sound of J2!!!!
AWESOME STUFF....👍😎
Nice work! Many thanks!
We need you to request a new series with your technology A+++++ 100% gorgeous
Someday, in the far distant future, perhaps beyond all of our lifespans, the actual engines of an interstellar spacecraft will make this sound, because they will know it must, as an homage to the humans who dreamed that it was possible during the era of science fiction that eventually gave rise to those who finally made it possible.
Jupiter 2 still looking good. 8 years old
Awesome sound!
Coolest space ship ever!
Please continue work on this great clip.
Very very cool.
that would be so Amazing back in the Day!
Dec. 20, 2020----I was 13 years old when the 1966 Lost in Space tv series started and I watched it every episode I could, but then the producers put out stupid scripts and lost me. It was the same way when I saw the trailers for the Batman tv series.....oh boy, oh boy, can't wait to watch this. And it was crappy, campy stuff. Watched The Walking Dead series, though at the time, didn't know it was based on a comic book. But they started losing me when they left the CDC center, leaving behind a Humvee and troop carrier, with the troop carrier having a multi-fuel engine.
Thanks for the video, looks great and really enjoyed the lights and sound as the ship rose into the air.
The first season of Lost In Space was pretty good for the most part. But the next two were ridiculously stupid culminating in The Great Vegetable Rebellion. Horrific. One good episode in the third season was when when the Jupiter 2 went through a time warp and wound up in 1947. That was a good episode….except for stupid old Dr. Smith. They should have left him there!
If we ever develop that kind of technology, maybe they can incorporate that sound for takeoffs, just to make it sound cool.
Love my childhood Jupiter 2😍👌
TRULLY AWEsOME
Super cool
Fantastic adaptation!!!!
Please keep at it, far far better than that movie or the new tv run.....
That is so COOL!!!!
Dual compact laser-generated dense plasma-focused proton-boron aneutronic crossfire nuclear fusion reactors provide nominal and startup power.
Next, heavy radiation shields close off crew compartment.
The beautiful symphony of the Jupiter's sound is secondary to the startup of the main matter-antimatter annihilation nuclear drive with its proton-antiproton magnetic "harmonically synchronized" pre-ignition plenum. Noise, radiation and blinding light emit from the engine's sonic, gamma ray and photonic computer-controlled tuned exhaust ports.
As the matter-antimatter reactor ramps up a deep synchronized pulsating hum marks full power at ready.
Fusion-powered alphavoltaic electrical repulsive graviton beams mark levitation phase. As the ship rises through the atmosphere, the hull begins to glow from static electricity as the fusion reactors build a powerful deflective force field for interstellar travel.
The power of the universe.
This should have been used in the TV series..
Awesome!
Great stuff!
I always wanted to use the astrogator, the elevator, use a laser, wear the spacesuit, and fly the Jupiter 2 with Will.
I grew up w\this show...who can EVER 4 get, 'WARNING...DANGER WILL ROBINSON'...
Nicely done! Great job!
Gorgeous.
Sweet !!! Lovin It !!!
0:47 lol kinda looks like Gamera is carrying the Jupiter 2 into orbit.
Awesome! Really incredible! What program did you use?
Amazing work!
Better than the original.
I had a idea as a kid that they should’ve launched several Jupiter’s like a 1 thru 5 with 5 different families, and still having the Jupiter 2 go off course because of Smiths extra weight, but having them meet up with the other ships , finding one that had a similar problem and crashed landed on a planet, only to find no survivors, but salvaging things from the other ship, and each ship could’ve had their own unique robots, but as they continue to travel they eventually meet up with the other ships, only to discover that alpha Centauri was not habitable, as well hey hoped, so they continue to pursue other planets that could suit earth
Colonization
Maureen said each mission was $30 billion. Adjust that for inflation and you’re looking at $1 trillion for three missions. No wonder they could only support individual ships.
OMG that is so cool
Cool take off.
Beautiful ❤️
Well done, but whats with the dome on the underside of the engines?
this is a nice video of the jupiter 2 but why do you add things that where not on the ship even in test clips?
Awesome
What episode or fan produced. Very impractical if trying to escape a hostile planet under ground to air attack.
The best ship😊😊
Show de nave amo a jupitet 2
Sweet..
Looked great, well done!
And here we are in 2021, 28 years after the Jupiter was supposed to exist, and no flying saucer anything close to it, with a sound like it. Not even a drone?
Sweet.......
NICE!!!
I wish they would have done a crossover with Star Trek, where the Jupiter could land in the hanger of the Enterprise.
Sweet
Bons tempos não se preocupar com nada só curtindo 😃
reminds me of Gamera taking off ....