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Published: 2017-06-26 13:00:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 15578; Favourites: 426; Downloads: 381
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Spaaaaaaace art
Atfer millions of years one of the Voyager orbiter entered another planetary system. Even if it still was able to send information there would not be anybody who would be listening to the signals.
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Space the final frontier the edge...... never mind well this obviously beautiful the light and the beautiful nebula behind with a bright sun casting a shadow my only problem is the sattalites as the satellite and the moon. i feel the satellite is wrongly place or should be there attt all some time the emptiness of a painting or piece is the best. The satellite makes a bit cluttered. For the moon realistically its too close to the planet it would crash into it and its color is the same as the planet allowing for no variety makes look a bit dull.
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thanks for your thoughts
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np, your work is legendary
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This is a very beautiful piece of art. Great work. π
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After millions of years, the Voyager has become a proper work of idealized art: Truly only there for the sole enjoyment of the receiver.
I do unfortunately not possess the technical competence to provide any meaningful critique, but as someone who looks to the night sky with a shamelessly sentimental eye, I can only say that when it comes to capturing all that can be felt for the spacecraft plunging alone through the darkness between stars, you have succeeded and more.
Well done.
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Someone will pick up the probe's signal. Who they'll be is left to the imagination.
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The probe's batteries are going to last for another 20 years from today guess. There won't be any signal
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Something will see it, hopefully.
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I thought at first it's New Horizons, Pluto and Charon.
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hehe yeah 
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Crazy to think that thing just might still be intact after a few million years.Though I would imagine particles battering it and radiation exposure would have taken its toll on it. The things it would see on its journey though. I'd just love to see an exoplanet in the same level of detail and clarity as this artwork before I die, but Voyager ain't sending anything back now anyway.
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yeah but maybe mankind is going to send faster probes in near future
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I'm not so good at critique so I'll just say that this is amazing 
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Like the nebulous background and blended colors. The Aperture Science Space Core would approve of this art.
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