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Astronomic Zoom
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An Establishing Shot that includes a wild planet-scale or even galaxy-scale zoom — for example, showing Earth from space and then zooming in through the atmosphere to a single room/street, or zooming through galaxies to Earth. Often used to convey a message like this: "The universe is big, and on this Insignificant Little Blue Planet, there is a totally unremarkable spot where..." Steven Johnson called this "The Long Zoom" in a pre-release article on Spore, referring to it as the "defining view" of our era. It is extremely common in documentaries about space, often zooming from the scale of entire galaxies being pixels big, until reach the scale of measly people. In a historical context — in films before the mid 2000's, when Google Earth became available, seeing this sort of zoom was a real novelty. Subtrope of Epic Tracking Shot. Can happen in a "Pan from the Sky" Beginning. Contrast Flyaway Shot and "Pan Up to the Sky" Ending. |
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Happens in the Adventure Time episode "The Real You". When Finn puts on a pair of mind-enhancing glasses, the camera zooms in on his cells, then to molecules, and atoms, and it transitions from there to galaxies, then the solar system, zooming past the sun to Ooo, and zooming back in on Finn, as a way to establish just how much the glasses let him understand everything. When the glasses are removed later in the episode, the zoom is reversed. Oh, and the shot of the planet from space is interesting. | |
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Enemy of the State has zoom outs to the surveillance satellites in orbit. | |
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The seven worlds of Super Mario Galaxy 2 are actually all based on this trope. The first world in the game takes place in Earth orbit, the second near the inner Solar System, the third inside a nebula, the fourth outside the Milky Way, the fifth between several galaxies, the sixth near a black hole, and the seventh in orbit around a bizarre planet with star-shaped continents. Inside what appears to be in an alternate universe. | |
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Star Ruler: Behold. | |
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Shows several times in MS Paint Adventures: First in the epilogue to Problem Sleuth, then in Homestuck as part of an Overly Long Fighting Animation, the first shot of the one-year anniversary update, and later as a shot from the perspective of a meteor. The Troll arc ends by zooming out of Alternia's galaxy and then zooming into Earth. | |
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Heart of Darkness begins this way with a cosmic zoom to Earth and a narrator giving a speech about the universe. This ends abruptly right as it zooms into a building to see Andy being scared awake by his Evil Teacher and the narration was actually his astronomy lecture in his class. | |
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The last episode of Cosmos, "Unafraid of the Dark", zooms out from Earth during Sagan's Pale Blue Dot speech until it reaches the place where the photograph was taken from, the edge of the solar system. | |
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Looney Tunes short The Mouse-merized Cat starts with a view of Planet Earth and slowly zooms in on a mousehole in a cheese shop, where a mouse greets the audience with "I thought you'd never get here." | |
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Star Trek: Picard: In "Broken Pieces", there's a CGI sequence where the "camera" flies past the eight stars which comprise the octonary solar system before it focuses on Aia, the Grief World, and it continues to zoom in through the planet's atmosphere until we see the top of the heads of the Zhat Vash initiates who form a circle while standing around the Admonition. | |
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Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann starts the Action Prologue with a zoom-out that extends to entire galaxies. To be more precise, it starts with a single galaxy, then zooms out until a hundred galaxies are but a single pinprick in a screen filled with them. And then it blows them all up. It also inverts the trope for its final episode: Zooming out past astronomical levels in order to fit the final robot on screen |
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A Matter of Life and Death opens with space, followed by a zoom-in to a battered WW2 bomber. | |
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A variant of this is often used in Starship Operators when panning from one ship to another - appropriate, as most space battles take place beyond visual range. | |
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The Divine Comedy: Paradiso IX briefly follows the Sun throughout its life-giving orbit to remind the reader of how fundamental and important it is to human life despite being so distant. Then the narrator says "I was there," and the canto moves to the very surface of the Sun and stays there. | |
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The Tenchi Muyo!: Ryo Oh Ki OVA series uses a stepped zoom out from Earth in the opening titles. | |
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Drive (2007) would often start a scene high enough to show the entire USA (complete with superimposed map labels), then close in on our current location. It would also sometimes back up into the sky a bit and refocus on another team's location hundreds of kilometers away, to establish the distance. | |
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The entire intro shot of Mr. Bug Goes to Town uses this majestically, zooming out from a God's eye view of Earth, into the skylines of New York City, all the way down to the measly inches high houses of the bugs. | |
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The opening of Contact, combined with an aural equivalent. As the camera went further back, the sound of TV and radio transmissions play in the soundtrack, becoming older, fewer and fainter, until there was total silence. It eventually pulls out to the protagonist's pupil. | |
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Cold Winter begins with a satellite orbiting around earth before it zooms through the clouds, pass the stratosphere, before finally settling in on a rural Chinese village. And next to it, the political prison where you're held captive. | |
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The Big Bang Theory: The title sequence zooms in from a cosmic perspective onto the solar system, then the planet Earth. It continues with zoom-ins on snapshots through a timeline of "The History of Everything" (this is the title of the theme song) before ending on a scene of life in the apartment. They did a zoom-out to accompany Sheldon's literal Shout-Out to The Khan. Also done in the season 5 finale, when the guys have Howard's wedding on the roof of their building so that it gets photographed by the Google Earth satellite. |
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Using his mindsight, Ringo mentally zooms out from himself at the end of the first chapter of The Keys Stand Alone: The Soft World, farther and farther, until he's looking at the entire planet—which is when he realizes the four have been brought back to C'hou, since he recognizes the shape of the continents. | |
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Several minigames in the Rhythm Heaven series use this as a way of obscuring the visuals and forcing the player to rely on sound. A notable example would be the climax of Flockstep, where the camera zooms out to show the earth in space, and then zooms out again to show that the earth was inside one of the birds' eyes. Don't ask. | |
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An Irregular Webcomic! strip zooms in from an asteroid threatening to strike Earth, to the Oval Office of the White House, where the President of the USA (an Allosaurus, natch) deals with the crisis. | |
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A less extreme version occurs in the first episode of Scrapped Princess: after the opening credits, the viewer sees an upside-down physical map of east Asia, then zooms in on Korea. | |
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In Obsidian, once you enter the titular structure, a transition begins with a scene of thousands of robots constructing tiles, then your POV slowly pulls outward to show just how small they actually are, while also revealing that what they're building is a simulation of a dream. Appropriately, the point you zoom out from is a globe of Earth supported by a statue of Atlas. | |
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One of the bonus features in Unicorn Jelly is a powers of ten map that zooms out from a closeup of a couple of characters to an overview of the entire multiverse. | |
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Walking with Beasts: The series ends on an aerial zoom-out shot from the Oxford Museum of Natural History, then panning around the Earth. | |
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This trope tends to pop up whenever the Guardians of the Galaxy are in transit within space, notably used in their arrival at Knowhere in their debut film, as well as their first scene in Avengers: Infinity War. | |
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So does Ted. | |
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Opening sequence of Phone Booth. | |
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Parodied by xkcd with an image of Powers of One.note One raised to any power is one, so it's just repeating the same picture. | |
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Used in the opening of the remake of The Thomas Crown Affair (1999), zooming in on New York, then Central Park and finally the museum. | |
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Disturbed's Rockumentary Decade of Disturbed starts like this, interwoven with the band's hits fading in and out. | |
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005) did an astronomic zoom out, shortly before the Earth-Shattering Kaboom. It does this with camera jumps with every "beat" of the music. All fifty-five. | |
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The ending of StarTropics has one of these, though being the NES, it's only a screen-by-screen sequence. | |
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Happens at the end of Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath. Once LEGION interfaces with the Tacitus, the view zooms out of Earth and out of the solar system rapidly while Scrin writing flashes on the screen. This sequence is the reverse of the Scrin intro in Tiberium Wars which, you guessed it, zooms in from the edge of the solar system onto Earth after they detect the liquid Tiberium detonation. | |
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The first season of Suburgatory is bookended this way. The pilot began with a zoom away from Lower Manhattan then back down to somewhere in Westchester or southeastern Connecticut, and the last shot of the season finale reversed from that latter scene out to the satellite view. | |
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Haruhi-chan The beginning of each episode combines this with Camera Abuse to hilarious effect: the camera in orbit over Earth zooms down through the atmosphere and straight into Haruhi's unsuspecting face, knocking her out and breaking the lens. Episode 19 does an inversion of the trope; when Haruhi thinks she's finally encountered Santa Claus (who is really just Taniguchi in a Santa costume), her excited shout of "Santa!" causes a zoom out from earth through the solar system and all the way out from the Milky Way. |
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Averted in The Land Before Time, which instead starts out underwater and panning up to the surface revealing a prehistoric landscape. In fact, the film was originally going to have its opening credits be shown in outer space (a concept that later resurfaced in Rock-A-Doodle, mentioned below), slowly moving toward a newly-formed Earth, and centering on its surface as it gradually changes from a volcanic landscape of the Precambrian era, to an endless ocean of the Paleozoic era, and finally a prehistoric swamp of the Mesozoic era, but this was changed to the final version as mentioned earlier because the writers thought it looked too much like the first part of the Rite of Spring segment from Fantasia, again mentioned above. | |
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Stranger Than Fiction opens with one of these, starting from space and zooming into a close-up of Harold's wristwatch. | |
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Pixar's WALL•E starts with multiple cuts of outer space before eventually focusing in on a highly polluted Earth, thus establishing not only setting but story. | |
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A variety of this trope occurs in Kamichu!. After Yurie invokes her first spell, the "camera" zooms out from the roof she's standing on until we see almost all of Japan. Then there is a zoom-in way further to the south, where Yurie appears to have caused a gust of wind which turns into a full-blown hurricane later on. Not bad for a beginning god who thought that nothing was happening at first. | |
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The 'Burbs uses a zoom into the Universal Pictures globe as a Logo Joke. So does Ted. |
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The first season of Dead Like Me has this as visual Bookends. The first thing you see is the Earth from orbit level which then zooms in. The final (non-credits) shot is essentially the same in reverse. | |
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John Carter opens with space, followed by a zoom-in to Mars (or Barsoom, as the characters call it) to set up the main plot. Andrew Stanton seems to love this trope (see Films- Animated above). | |
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Futurama liked to use this, sometimes to indicate the distance between Earth and some other planet/nebula/God/whatever, and once to show the universe being sucked into a featureless void. | |
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Resident Evil: Afterlife features a zoom out from Tokyo and a rolling Big Blackout as the T-virus envelops the world, followed by a zoom in...to Tokyo, but after the Zombie Apocalypse. | |
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NEXT!!! Sound of the Future: When Shine finds out how many views the video of her falling off the bridge got, the camera zooms out to her apartment building then to the entire country of Japan, a comedic moment showing how much she’s freaking out and symbolizing how many people are suddenly aware of her existence. | |
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Inverted in the closing shot of The War Of The Worlds, with a Microscopic Zoom into a raindrop, then a protozoan's nucleus. | |
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Noah has one. During the climactic battle scene, when the last of the Watchers dies, the camera follows his flight from the planet, showing us Earth, covered in clouds, as it looks from space during the storm. | |
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An early draft of the novel version of 2001: A Space Odyssey had one of the characters narrating a film which was very like Powers of Ten. The chapter can be found in the book The Lost Worlds of 2001. | |
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Rock-A-Doodle has possibly the most ludicrous example, going from orbit to the main character's uvula in a rather short period of time. | |
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Invader Zim has a zoom-in on Earth in the first episode, as well as a few in later episodes (such as "Zim Eats Waffles"). | |
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In turn, the Season 1 finale of Loki (2021), "For All Time. Always." turns this up a notch by one-upping the one from Thor, opening from the shot of a galaxy and going through more space, wormholes, nebulae and presumed time tunnels (while overlaid with dialogue of people throughout the history of the MCU and even Real Life people), culminating on a fortress in a barren rock at the end of time, surrounded by the light of the Sacred Timeline. | |
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The Mind's Eye does this in its first segment, starting with what is implied to the the Big Bang, panning through a set of galaxies until locking onto the Milky Way in the center, then zooming all the way to Earth, rounding past the Moon as the music builds up. The film also inverts this trope at the end | |
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Crank combined this with the Google Maps logo in the bottom corner. | |
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The intro of Damnatus has one. | |
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An inversion happens in Princess Jellyfish when Kuranosuke says something inconceivable to our heroine: "Because I wanted to see you, Tsukimi." Those words echo in Tsukimi's mind as the camera gradually zooms out from the building, to the city, to the globe, to the whole solar system, showing just how mind-blowing that is for her. | |
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The opening shot of The Great Wall is a zoom in on the Great Wall of China... from outer space. | |
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Doctor Who: "Rose", "The Christmas Invasion", "Army of Ghosts" and "The Runaway Bride" all begin with the same, reused zoom. In the case of "Army of Ghosts", however, it doesn't use the full zoom, instead fading out to Rose on a bus partway through. "The Eleventh Hour" chooses to zoom in on London with a brand-new shot, instead of recycling the old one. |
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Men in Black ends with a Zoom Out, revealing that our entire galaxy is contained in a marble played by really, really humongous creatures. | |
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In the intro to Tamagotchi: Happiest Story in the Universe!, the shot cuts from an outer space view Tamagotchi Planet to Tamagotchi School and the camera moves backwards as the narrator introduces a bunch of Tamagotchis before zooming out, back to an outer space view of the planet. | |
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The many YouTube videos involving zoom out to display comparative planetary and stellar body sizes. They form an unusual case because they often have to use side pans in conjunction with a pan out in order to fit things in. | |
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Universe Sandbox and Universe Sandbox2 allows you to do this to varying levels depending on how good your CPU and/or GPU is. If you're playing the game in VR then you can perform a stretching or crushing gesture with your controllers while holding both grip buttons to scale the universe relative to you. You really have to see the effect for yourself when you can go from a (simplified) Sol system the size of a baseball all the way down to floating next to a 1:1 scale Earth. | |
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The opening of Ninja Nonsense. | |
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Battlestar Galactica in the Season 3 finale was another variation, the shot zooming out from a battle to show the entire Galaxy before zooming back in at a nearby area to show how close the fleet were to Earth, though given the sizes involved they could be right next to it and never have found it without help. | |
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One of the earliest prototypes of Spore was meant to be capable of just this: from the unicellular to the galactic in one fell swoop. The resulting game lets you do most of this in Space Stage, scrolling from your spaceship hovering over a planet, to the star system, to your stellar neighborhood, to the entire galaxy. | |
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Superman Returns started with the destruction of Krypton and took the viewer on a trip through space all the way to Earth. Then we cut to a scene on Earth just in time to witness Superman's ship re-entering the atmosphere. | |
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The opening credits of Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock opens with a spinning globe, before zooming down to Doc's workshop window, into the workshop, following Gobo into the Fraggle hole, and down to the Rock. | |
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Stargate Atlantis uses this in the opening episode of season 5. The Atlantis team have infiltrated the Michael facility where the kidnapped Teyla will soon be taken to deliver her baby, but a booby trap triggers and it collapses on top of them. We zoom out from the wreckage all the way into space past planets, stars, and nebulas, until we arrive at Michael's cruiser hovering in orbit over a planet several systems away. | |
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Parodied on Family Guy, where it's revealed that all of existence (or at least the Family Guy universe, anyway) is just a speck on a lamp in Adam West's bedroom. | |
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The establishing shot in the first episode of Terra Nova tracks past the Apollo footprints on the Moon to reveal an Earth That Used to Be Better covered in yellow smog, then zooms down to a rusty Chicago skyline and in through an apartment building window where we meet our breathing-mask-clad hero. | |
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The Time Machine (2002) has one that in function is also a Progressive Era Montage. The camera zooms out (starting from the place where the time machine, transversing the 20th and 21st century, is standing), and first we see skyscrapers being erected in fast forward. Then a series of progressively sophisticated airplanes are flying across the picture, then satellites and the ISS, and finally there is a futuristic space shuttle and a colony on the moon. | |
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The How I Met Your Mother episode "Three Days of Snow" has a zoom out from Ted and Barney to a view of a huge nor'easter bearing down on the east coast. | |
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Friends: In "The One With Ross's Sandwich", Ross gets upset when he discovers that somebody at work stole his sandwich made from his Thanksgiving leftovers. When he meets with his boss, he realizes that not only did his boss steal the sandwich, he threw most of it away. Ross doesn't take this well. | |
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Star Trek: Nemesis starts in space before zooming in on Romulus and going into the Senate building. | |
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Minilife TV: The Season 4 theme song opens with Legondo as seen from space and then zooms in all the way down until Minilife Studios can be seen. | |
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