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Soda Bottle Rocket Launch
A kitchen soda bottle launches like a miniature Starship. Sol 6.1 was asked to scale real flight speed and acceleration to the bottle and keep everyday objects visible for scale.
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Prompt
Create a beautiful, realistic Blender animation of a soda bottle taking off like a rocket in a kitchen. Accurately scale Starship’s speed and acceleration to the bottle’s width using real flight data. Keep everyday objects visible so the scale is easy to understand, use a minimal HUD
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- GPT-6.1 Sol
- Sam
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