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Published: 2019-10-06 12:07:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 35344; Favourites: 1357; Downloads: 1039
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Artwork no.146... ...target in sight...Pack contains:
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It does indeed look very alien although lovely too. Just beautiful and wonderous in its own way.
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Thank you very much
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Good morning, Very Wonderful View!!!!!!.Β
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You're very welcome!!!β€οΈπ.
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A gorgeous and wonderful place!Β 
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Β You deserve the praise.Β Β
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yo, someone need's to hire you, to make cover's for sci fi movie's or books.
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Hi, don't worry, have already done a few book covers, game artworks, album covers and movie concepts.
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You are welcome.
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Looks pretty cool.
This moon would probably be with in or near the Roche Limit, given the angular diameter of the gas giant. The more distant moons that are significantly closer to the gas giant would likely be torn apart by tidal forces.
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Not necessarily - it depends on the density/gravitation force of the gas giant.Β
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Perhaps... Especially if the gas giant is mostly made of hydrogen, or if it is very hot. For Saturn, the least dense planet in our solar system, the Roche Limit is about 1 of its diameter distance for a small gravitationally rounded moon.
But of course, even if the moon is outside the Roche Limit, there would still be significant effects from the tidal forces if you are anywhere near the Roche Limit. For instance, Io is almost 400,000 km away from Jupiter, about 5 times the distance of Jupiter's Roche Limit, and yet, Io has a high amount of seismic activity due to friction caused by the tidal forces. An even closer moon could potentially become very oblate, much like the egg shaped dwarf planet, Haumea .
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I agree with these facts. We can guess the effects by observation of closer bodies in our solar system. On the other hand we have no idea about the actual consistence of these bodies in the picture (how solid they are and what materials are they made of). Nevertheless, unless stated otherwise, I don't intent to follow each and every scientific rule to paint space art - it's about 30/70 ratio of aesthetics/science and sometimes even more in favour of the art. It's a sci-fi wallpaper, not HC space art - for those see the 'Experience the planets' section of my gallery.
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Why of course... I just think it is fun speculation. I wasn't really expecting the art equivalent of an Arthur C Clark novel.
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Actually, the 'Experience the planets' project was an awesome idea back in the days and I would like to continue with it (probably next summer). You can find the first 10 artworks here:Β mymodernmet.com/experience-theβ¦
Sadly, Greg decided to pull the original site down (there was around 20 of artworks by several artists). I liked to learn about all the stuff regarding each picture. It was both entertaining and educational.
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Thanks. There are some WIPs in my scraps section of the gallery. Check them out.
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You have some absolutely stunning space/scenery art. love it.
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I really love how you have it mostly dark, and threw in some bright warm colors. They make for some really good accents that bring the picture more together.
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Thanks. Yup, contrast is a powerful tool
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Wow! now that's a world I wouldn't want to get lost into
Awesome work as always Joey
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