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Published: 2017-03-05 15:13:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 668; Favourites: 3; Downloads: 0
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Inspired by wonderful worlds of Noon. XXII century by Strugacky brothers.Related content
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Can't say I like the style this woman uses for her clothings, but the way you drew them is pretty good. In some way it fits well to the artifical wings she attached to her back. 2 kittens inside her case among with what she wears and absence of any kind of boots adds some kind of home atmosphere, like she left her bed (or homeplace) to enjoy the flight or even it is like her dream.
Background is also looking like astonishing expect it could be a bit more complicated and detalized, but it fits the scene well at all.
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Thank you very much for you critique!
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Awesome! I like the wing concept for personal flight more than jetpacks. And even when her dress and the kittens are cute, I would probably choose something more covering for flyiing to dont freeze!
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Thanx! These are wings equipped with antigravity engines) As for the dress, if you keep at low altitude somewhere on a planet with worm climate, you are okey))
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If only the anti-g engines existed...
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It's a matter of time. The so-called Standard Model is a scrappy blanket, which is about to tear. Soon we will see physics breaking ouf the current limits. I would expect anti-g technology to appear within the next 25-50 years.
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Standard Model is a desperate attempt taken by physicists to combine and explain three fundamental forces in one theory. It's full of singularities and paradoxes, which are a sign ofΒ inadequacy of the mathematical model
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You meant snadard Einstein theory?
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Well, it's based upon the Einstein theory but the Standard model is more than that. It's basically an attempt to combine relativity with quantum theory whoch do not really fit well with each other.
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Im more biological sciences, so these two are kind ofΒ over my level of understanding to physics...
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