Angry Birds Space Cosmic Crystals Level 7-9 Walkthrough - AngryBirdsNest.com

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Our strategy for Angry Birds Space Cosmic Crystals level 7-9 is to aim the Orange bird between the trio of asteroids near the slingshot. Expand when it reaches the middle, hopefully clearing out the left half. The mass of debris can make its way into the gravitational field of the eastern planet, popping both nearby pigs upon implosion. The score in the video below is 76,390.

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Rank: Boss Hog with 13690 points
By tinostar11 (@tinostar11) → Score: 68,840

The video is the High score. Had the same thing happen in the video , but that big rock at the end landed in a soft spot.

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Rank: Pig Leader with 12035 points
By DrT (@drt) → Score: 80,090

HappyShake, I knew my top score wouldn’t last long. But, looking at your scores…YOU’RE GOOD!

CONGRATS!!!

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Rank: Out of this World with 2875 points
By HappyShake (@happyshake)

thx, I really like this chapter because it has no self-destruct and no shoot-and-wait-half-an-hour-levels.
My solution to this level was a single-birder. I shot orangebird over the little planet with reduced speed right into the eye of helmie pig. Inflated manually on impact with the bubble. Had some luck with the flying debris to kill all pigs and bust all planets.

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Rank: Pig Leader with 10655 points
By burpie (@burpie) → Score: 86,920

I flubbed the shot, missed the bubble and instead landed with a soggy splat on the contraption itself. Debris drifted to the right and took out the two planets there, and the implosion kicked a splinter of wood into the large boulder hoovering next to the planet on the left. New highscore.

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Rank: Boss Hog with 13495 points
By Bird Maniac (@earthbound) → Score: 81,470

Perseverance comes to those that wait (& try & try & try again!!!) as per video after hours of trying – thanks guys!

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Rank: Boss Hog with 13670 points
By carman5912 (@carman5912) → Score: 84,150

Thanks @happyshake great method only took a few tries to get high score. Thanks again

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Rank: Sling God with 32625 points
By Hoy49 (@hoy49) → Score: 85,040

Tried this again for todays challenge. Used a method similar to @happyshake at reduced speed. I don’t remember exactly where I hit but I think it was near the left pincher arm. Things went flying everywhere.

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Rank: Pig Leader with 10655 points
By burpie (@burpie) → Score: 86,920

Not a new strategy but a refinement for the daily challenge… I got some more shots in and picked up 600 points on the way to the office.

Shoot with reduced speed just over the head of the pig on the first planet. The speed should be such that OB taps the small boulder down and continues on to contact the elbow of the helmet pig contraption. Inflate a split second after OB bumps into the contraption. This will regularly (70% of the time?) send enough debris to the right to blow up those two planets and once in a while (5% of the time?) a shard of crystal will travel left to get the third planet.

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Rank: Sling God with 31305 points
By HunnyBunny (@hunnybunny) → Score: 85,620

Thanks @burpie made an extra 6k

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Rank: Avian Overlord with 17065 points
By GypsyBird (@gypsybird) → Score: 84,970

Thanks for the added detail @burpie! I gained 4k so far. 78 to 82k. I have to work more on finding the right reduced power/speed that will cause a bigger chain reaction.

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Rank: Master Slinger with 7130 points
By Kelani (@kelani) → Score: 85,920

@burpie‘s shot is the way to go, however one tiny tweak can give more repeatable 80-85+k 1-birders. Here’s 2 ways to go about it, or skip my novel and check out the screenshot:

1. Find the strongest reduced-power shot that still bounces off the tiny stone at 3:00 from the leftmost planet, then aim 1-2 pixels higher and leftward (move finger down and to the right 1-2 pixels). Zooming in helps lots. Zoomed out, it’s darn near impossible.

2. Aim so OB flies over the 3:00 tiny stone and hits the crab’s stone “elbow” at 9:00-11:00. Inflate when you hear OB’s impact. This blasts the crab’s forearm into the large boulder at the left planet’s 4:00. It catches the grav field and blasts the planet. Meanwhile, the other debris takes out both planets with ~80% success. Occasionally, the largest planet survives.

Screenshot with aim and impact spots, plus crab arm and boulder flight paths.

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Rank: Sling God with 22540 points
By Sglouk (@sglouk) → Score: 89,230

@kelani

I was about to write an almost identical post. The only issue with this improvement is that I have not yet found a way to use the crab debris to push afterward the lower right big boulder into the lower right planet. Should this happen, then it could beat the highscore. It is really a pity because when you barely, barely fail to push the upper boulder into the upper left planet, then the crab debris do the job with this lower right boulder.

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Rank: Sling God with 22540 points
By Sglouk (@sglouk) → Score: 89,230

I may add that wrt @burpie strat, OB passes a little bit further from the planet upper left, and slightly faster. The reason why the largest planet occasionally survives comes (I think) from the fact that the amputated crab is no longer enough to destroy it, so that the outcome depends on how many more debris hit the planet.

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Rank: Sling God with 44365 points
By Kathy (@kathy) → Score: 81,400

@kelani @sglouk thank you both for the details ..*deep sigh* ifear I’ll be here a while this is a tough one.
Congrats to both on your great score;) *deep sigh*

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Rank: Master Slinger with 7130 points
By Kelani (@kelani) → Score: 85,920

@sglouk I agree, and have the same issue. Sometimes a small stone will bump the big boulder toward the lower planet, but it just doesn’t have enough speed. There’s so much unused stuff floating around, I’m positive a better strategy, or even a better variant of this one exists. No idea what that is. :)

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Rank: Sling God with 22540 points
By Sglouk (@sglouk) → Score: 89,230

@kelani

There is one, actually, but it is highly random: miss your first shot in the sense that the upper left boulder does not move, then hope that large lower right boulder hits the planet (fairly easy in this case), then pray that some debris of the upper right planet hit straight the upper left boulder. I got this last event to happen twice, but never when the large lower right boulder had done the job.

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Rank: Sling God with 22540 points
By Sglouk (@sglouk) → Score: 89,230

Oh, just got the fluke now. Unfortunately, only 83820.

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Rank: Master Slinger with 7130 points
By Kelani (@kelani) → Score: 85,920

Has anyone else had the crab’s floating right section violently break apart and fling sections of itself away? I started getting it after one end catches the upper right planet’s gravity field, which whips it around and folds it backwards, like a spring. It’s not controllable, but it causes some amazing damage to stuff.

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Rank: Sling God with 22540 points
By Sglouk (@sglouk) → Score: 89,230

This level deserved more attention than it did…

I beat top @happyshake‘s top score many times till I could reach 89k. My strat is better explained in the following vid:

https://youtu.be/Bz9aN2j_jEk

It is the small pebble immediately at the right of left planet that does (most of) the job: it must be pushed by OB prior it inflates. It must be pushed again by OB after it inflated. Then it must bounce of nearby big rock, pushing it toward leftmost crystal planet (which will be subsequently destroyed, together with boulder), and bounce toward south east. When done correctly, it hits straight on second big boulder, pushing it toward bottom crystal planet. In order things to proceed well at that stage, the big shard close to the second big boulder MUST be destroyed by drifting contraption (otherise it will fall on bottom planet prior to big boulder, destroying it without boulder being destroyed -> 2k less if this happens). After this, remaining contraption is expected to fall on last planet, destroying it as well. A 85k score is guaranteed there, and getting more necessitates that stars align correctly so as to get good debris destruction.

Top score proof in the end of my run:

https://www.angrybirdsnest.com/members/sglouk/album/picture/21042/

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Rank: Sling God with 44365 points
By Kathy (@kathy) → Score: 81,400

@sglouk Great detailed start And video, one Question, are you using reduced speed?bi get the shot in your video but it seems I’m overshooting?
I’ve tried various degrees of reduced speed but having no luck..
My memory of fling these levels is sketchy at best :( Again trying to make it to the challenge, but need to unlock all these levels before i get there.

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Rank: Sling God with 41660 points
By comex666 (@comex666) → Score: 90,070

many thx to @sglouk for great video
for me the same, video on my YT-Channel

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Rank: Sling God with 41660 points
By comex666 (@comex666) → Score: 90,070

and now with the same puppy
you can find the right video in my YT-channel

@sweetp
https://www.comex666.de/angrybirdsnest/bilder/Angry%20Birds%20Space%20Cosmic%20Crystals%20Level%207-9.png

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Rank: Sling God with 29480 points
By asher (@asher) → Score: 89,770

89770 with 1 bird.

It seems that I got puppy #100 for my birthday :-)

Since we are all quarantined, that’s probably the only thing that I will get today. Stay safe out there.

Anyway, thanks a lot to @sglouk for the strategy and the video.
And to answer to @kathy, yes it is with slightly reduced speed.

Here is the final result for the Daily Challenge.

And this is highscore screenshot.

All the screenshots are also available in high res here in one set.

@sweetp

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Rank: Sling God with 31420 points
By skowse (@skowse) → Score: 87,360

Happy birthday, congrats on 100 stay safe

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