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virgo cluster outpost
© proxima_centauri
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Uploaded: 11/24/04 5:15 PM GMT
virgo cluster outpost
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renchi
11/24/04 8:44 PM GMT
very nice, mr. proximusus
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Great picture David. I really do enjoy the detail put into this. 9/10 =)
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"-Life is a pile of crap, just have to shovel through it"
nice
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'Study the past, if you would divine the future.' - Confucius
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NICE! and im a virgo =D
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"Cursive writing does not mean what I think it does" - Bart Simpson
....................Rawwrr
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thats one freaky planet. but beautiful at the same time. nice work.
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"We all hide from what we know, but the unknown is what kills us" - Matthew Smith
Space always makes for a great image. This is beautiful and the colours are perfect.
Peace:)
Peace:)
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There's someone in my head but it's not me. -Pink Floyd
Excellent image. It has a misty quality to it which is interesting.
Really bizarre looking, though. Do you know if something like this is (i) theoretically possible, (ii) known to be actually instantiated (seems highly unlikely), or (iii) known (believed on the basis of current best models) to be impossible?
I take it you've got a ringed planet with a ringed satellite here with additional satellites, one of which orbits the ringed satellite? (I'm not sure if this is correctly expressed since I can't remember the outcome of the debate on the term 'planet' in any detail.)
Makes for an interesting desktop, anyway.
- cfr
Really bizarre looking, though. Do you know if something like this is (i) theoretically possible, (ii) known to be actually instantiated (seems highly unlikely), or (iii) known (believed on the basis of current best models) to be impossible?
I take it you've got a ringed planet with a ringed satellite here with additional satellites, one of which orbits the ringed satellite? (I'm not sure if this is correctly expressed since I can't remember the outcome of the debate on the term 'planet' in any detail.)
Makes for an interesting desktop, anyway.
- cfr
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