Earth's Evil Twin! - sequel to The Naked Eye Astronomer!

Date: 2013
Format: Animated Documentary Short
Length: 5:30 minutes
Distributor: Online

Exactly like Earth - but 100 times more deadly!

An animated documentary short film about the most hostile planet in the Solar System: Venus.

We take a deep look at Earth's neighbour: the planet Venus. We examine its history, its immense atmospheric pressure, and a surface temperature that could deep fry a probe.

Almost a year to the day that I released The Naked Eye Astronomer, I give you its sequel: Earth's Evil Twin. It took me a VERY LONG time to make, and at certain points I wanted to give up, but it was worth it.

Written, Computer Generated Images & Animation, Narrated and Directed by me, Luigi Pangaro, in 2013.


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All music by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com

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Available on the iTunes Podcast Store!

Official Shy Squidge Speaks site

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