Science
WANDERERS is a short science fiction film made by Swedish artist and animator Erik Wernquist.
The film is a vision of a man in space, conquering the expanses of the solar system. The film's visual effects are based on scientific ideas and imaginations of what our future in space might look like if it ever happens.
All of the locations portrayed in the film are real. These are worlds in our solar system that actually exist.
And many are based on photographs taken by telescopes or spacecraft that have visited these remote places.
Space exploration
The cabin of the space elevator descends north to the Terra Cimmeria region on Mars.
Sunset on Mars, a strange ridge that stretches along Saturn's moon Iapetus, the ice fields of Jupiter's moon Europa, the tallest rocks in the solar system on Uranus's moon Miranda.
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A view of a huge anticyclonic storm, known as the Great Red Spot, from a spacecraft orbiting Jupiter.
Nothing is impossible here, even a space elevator towering above Mars and a huge cylindrical rotating colony in space are a technical problem, not a physical one.
A man hovering above Saturn's rings — pieces of ice.
The main idea was to look into the fantastic and beautiful world that surrounds us and neighboring planets and imagine what they would look like if we got there.
People are waiting for several airships to arrive at the edge of the Victoria Crater on Mars.
A view of the inside of an asteroid with a depression, sealed and filled with an atmosphere. The structure rotates, creating a gravitational effect.
A short film about space