Angry Birds Space Cosmic Crystals Level 7-2 Walkthrough

Hello @xanadude & @frankieman . I hope that you will appreciate that I only tied you Top Score without going above it.

Top Score proof in case it is necessary:

https://www.angrybirdsnest.com/members/sglouk/album/picture/10758/

Nothing much to say about the strat. The key to get many point is to have Red to fall together with the rocks toward the left planets. One possibility is to send him quite above the first planet, so that his closest approch is at 1:30 wrt it (4mm away on my iPhone screen). Then he passes quite close (but not as close as possible) to the second planet (2mm on my iPhone screen). Then he hits the third plant at ~1:30 wrt to it. Red then has to continue turning clockwise around the now freed rock and then go left, BUT he must hit the second planet after the infalling rock (if not, he will stop or bounce to the right). Red may possibly break the planet if the rock did nothis job. The point is that during this second infall, Red but trail behind and below the rock, so that the reaches the planet center after it has broken and can break as many debris as possible.

For my highscore, it is Red who broke the second planet, and he was significantly and unusually below the planet center, so that I presume he had a unusual bounce at that moment.

In any case, as long as Red falls toward the two planets, you are in position of getting good score if AB God are with you.

Btw, there is an unimportant glitch on the game that you can seen on this level:

When Red crosses the boundary of a gravitational field, this is heralded by a small puff of white smoke (you see it when he enters the first gravitational field). Now, when a crystal planet is being imploding, the edge of the gravitational field shrinks, but before it disappears, there is still the puff of smoke when Red reaches the initial (but not current) edge of the gravitational field. Since Red does not accelerate when in between the initial and current position of the edge of this gravitational field, I do not think it affects his motion, but the puff should not be seen anyway.