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chris1990 — A Closer Look At Destiny.
Published: 2007-10-30 16:45:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 1370; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 47
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The asteroid known as Avianx powered through space at over 40,000 mph. We managed to get a good photo as it blasted past our station. The sheer force of it passing by totally knocked us off course. This photo shows how close the two planets were before the asteroid struck. There was a constant burning of atmospheres because of how close they were. We watched helplessly as it plummeted into Anton. The EMP forces coming off this asteroid wiped out our systems so we couldn't contact anyone.It was a tragic day for humanity, and the force of Avianx hitting Anton, smashed Anton out of the sun's gravitational field, therefore it got pulled into the neighbouring planet Schania. Like I said before, tragic.
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Not done any in a while, so i'm proud of this one.
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Comments: 11
The farther planet has a more visible halo but the closer one does not. Do not be fooled by darkness: atmospheres do show even on the darker side of a planet from this close up!
Otherwise amazing and brilliant.
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Very good reason to proud of it ! 
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Nice colours and sharp details make for a very dramatic scene. But the real winner here is the asteroid. It may only be a small part, but you would be surpised at how much space art I see where the planets look great but the asteroids aren't so hot. Nicely done overall !
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Cheers, i know what you mean!
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Great job. Definite favorite. Awesome work like always.
~Seth
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