A single-shot camera dive through Jupiter's core

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🚨 Fable 5.5 TESTING Part 8 🪐 I asked Claude to fly a camera straight through Jupiter's core. One prompt. I never touched three.js. 🤯 ⏱️ 149 minutes 💸 $11.44 in API costs 🤖 Claude Fable 5.5 Xhigh in Claude Code What it did on its own 👇 🌪️ Wrote its own fluid sim for the clouds, carrying the Great Red Spot's filaments at 8192×4096 🎥 Flew 2,760 frames in ONE unbroken shot, hiding every change of space inside darkness or a flash 🌅 Came out at the exact antipode of the storm, where the sun sits 30° below the horizon, so the climb itself makes the sunrise 🎻 Composed the whole score and sound design in Python, with nothing sampled 🔍 Cut an unverified claim from its own captions 🔦 Caught the sun leaking through the night side of the planet and fixed it 📱 Knew X autoplays muted, so it re-rendered 10 of 13 chunks to keep the captions readable over the glowing core 📦 46 s · 1080p60 · one take · 104 MB · H.264 + AAC

— @camperaigg

Author’s claim. Posted before Fable 5.2 came out. The author called it Fable 5.5, the name rumors gave the next Fable. We can’t verify which model ran.