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December 22, 2012
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Just one hair-diameter before going on vacation, I made another Space art. I hope you like it.

I've intended to show off a habitable planet and more particularily what a sapient Race could have done to it instead of destroying it.

Some of you may have noticed, that the Moon has 2 rings with 2 different axes. Of course, this is scientifically not possible, as the centrifugal force of any object only has one axis, not two or three or more. Therefore, all the rings of a planet can only be bound to one single layer, the centrifugal axis.
Of course, I've put that purposely there, because the second ring should be an indication for the sapient race to have achieved sufficient technology in order to produce an artificial, second ring, which may be just for aesthetic purposes or for scientific research.
I think it looks pretty neat. :)

Used: Adobe Photoshop CS4, Geogebra (For the City Lights)
I hope you enjoy.
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Mood: Amazed ~Pontiacc Jan 18, 2013
To be honest: looks like both rings are holographic ;-)
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*BonusExperiment Jan 20, 2013  Student Digital Artist
I've intended to make them look unnatural on purpose. So yes, they could be holographic indeed.
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=Prometheus273 Jan 1, 2013  Professional Digital Artist
Normally, I would bite my tongue and abstain from commenting on the second ring. I've given up pointing out that landscapes showing sky-filling moons are impossible and trying to explain about orbits and the Roche limit and such. But as you've pointed out, after acknowledging the science, it's fun to do fantasy. It's like to old adage that first you must learn the rules, then you can break them once in a while.
So the two rings are fantasy, at least according to our present understanding of physics. They look so cool though. Makes you wonder about the incredible power of the alien race that can move moons, create rings, and sculpt planets.
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*BonusExperiment Jan 2, 2013  Student Digital Artist
Thank you very much for the long comment. I like it when people write a bit more about their opinions on something.
If I make a planet that has a moon, I always try to put the moon in front of the planet. This way, you cannot really tell if the moon is actually so big or so close to it's host, as it may be any close to the camera.

If my moons are behind the planet they are adequately small, like our real earth moon :)
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~Matson2010 Dec 23, 2012  Hobbyist Photographer
brilliant :D love this one! May I ask permission to use this in a youtube video please? Credit will be given along with a link to this photo
Cheers :D

Matson
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*BonusExperiment Dec 23, 2012  Student Digital Artist
Thank you man! Of course you can, you don't even have to ask, as long as you credit me and tell me the link (just read the copyright note on my page).

Go ahead :)
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~Aryjen Dec 22, 2012
whee das is schöönn O3O
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*BonusExperiment Dec 22, 2012  Student Digital Artist
danke :)
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~Aryjen Dec 22, 2012
^^
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