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...and so they started to worship their bright new God, he was brighter than before and his overwhelming power literally filled the sky......it lasted for about 4 minutes and then they were wiped out of the existence... ...along with another 3-4 systems that had been close and unfortunate enough to get caught in the blast...
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i lurv this kind of wallpapers, wish I could use it, but my monitors aren't the same sizes
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there is that BIG resolution included, so you can adjust it...
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i love supernovas......hope human can one day travel through space......without being to old halfway.
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well, first we should really sort things here on our planet
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Wow...
You really did this very nicely. 
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Beautiful. Love astronomy, really makes you realise how endless the universe is
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wow I liked this, it gives a whole opening to imagination 
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hell, I have no idea, but thx!
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lol xD your welcome for whatever i said
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Is it just me, or are there two supernovae right near each other? 
Very realistic too
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I was inspired by the fact that Pillars of Creation were destroyed by such a thing.
"In early 2007, scientists using the Spitzer discovered evidence that potentially indicates the Pillars were destroyed by a nearby supernova explosion about 6,000 years ago, but the light showing the new shape of the nebula will not reach Earth for another millennium" - wiki
There are actually 3 supernovae (a small chain reaction) - that big (the oldest) one, then the smaller one and then that brightest lense at the edge of the small one (just happened) - that's the one I'm reffering to.
Thanks!
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Oh wow, I never heard of that! it's creepy and a little sad to think that most of the cool stuff we see in space probably isn't there anymore due to the delay of light over huge distances, in that case - we at least have another thousand years or so to enjoy it...but I wonder if the destruction of it when it does come visible to us will be sudden enough to video it on camera, even if it has to be sped up from a few weeks or months worth of filming, or if it will be one of those painfully slow changes that would take many years to notice
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It probably depends on the scale - now I'm not sure about the size of Pillars, but if they're a few light years across, it'll take also a few years for us to observe the whole process.
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Can i ask you how do you make the star scape.
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just like every other space artist
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well that is just maddingly unhelpful
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HOLY COW! this is awesome! Your work is incredible. I've always had a weakness for those really cool hubble telescope images. Your stuff is like a new boatload of images straight from space! Do you create your art digitally?
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Awesome! As always you make space even cooler than it is in my imagination.
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Thank you. Just trying to satisfy expectations
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This is amazing, how did you ever paint this?
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well - tablet, mouse, PS, 8-10 hours of free time (throughout a month)... ...coffee
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This is what it looks like when I meditate... just without the supernovas obliterating everything. Life runs in cycles, though. It is expected... just not inside me.
Thank You for this, Joe! Your work is incredible! Is this an actual photograph?
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You know I paint these... ...how could I ever shoot this?
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I am astonished. Jesus, You are a master.
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Ummm... I don't think it takes four minutes for a supernova blast to reach the nearest 3-4 systems.... Even if it travels at the speed of light (3.00x10^8 m/s^2) the distance between systems is generally a few lightyears (a measure of distance NOT time... that's for you Star Wars...)... And that's... Pretty dang far... Even so... This is soo going into my 'backgrounds' folder....
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That civilization is on a planet, not on another system - of course the rest of them were destroyed later... ...use brains
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Beautiful.
The description reminds me of Arthur C. Clarke's 'The Star'. For that, I like this piece even more!
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