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Amazing!
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Gracias! También es de los que más me gustan de esta serie.
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amazing! i love how each moon has a little reflection in the water
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Thanks! I loved that effect too. I still continue to do that kind of thing. I just love reflections.
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Kind of reminds me of the moon, Titan. Looks fabulous, either way.
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Thanks Clare (:
The similarity with Titan it's not accidental. Well, this is much more Eart-like in its chemical composition. Think of it as a warm Europa or Enceladus. However, just like Titan, this satellite it's the biggest moon of that Saturn-like planet. It is also the 6th in order of distance, like Titan on the saturnian system.
And for the rings I used the same homemade ellipse template I used for the rings of Saturn on this titanian lake from 2012: aexlpls.deviantart.com/art/Lak…
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You're welcome 
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I think it's highly probable. But I think it's due to in-system panspermia. In earlier times there was a lot of exchange of material between planets and moons due to constant collitions, and bacteria are very good astronauts.
Maybe Enceladus and Europa were seeded by material from Earth or Venus. Or was it the other way? Whatever, I think there is bacterial life on those worlds. What about you?
The sad part it's maybe we'll never know, with all those budget cuts on space exploration.
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There might be a slim chance there's something on one of those two moons, or both, but it'd have to be teeny. Like bacteria-type teeny, like you said. They've cut the budget for space exploration? Sad.
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Thanks Luiz. Looks like this is one of my most liked pieces!
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Thank you very much!
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