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Published: 2012-04-26 19:32:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 3595; Favourites: 69; Downloads: 160
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An old pic inspired by SoundGarden's classic song.My idea of a "Quantum Singularity" or Black Hole, viewed afar.
I based the ideas off what Hubble showed this thing to be.
Ain't much but enjoy
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Yeah...that was back in the day that I thought this was way important etc etc..
Not so paranoid now
It was just a guess based on stuff spouted about from Hubble many years ago
Thank you sir for your great words
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Was just browsing around your gallery and had to laugh again how similar our both pieces are. Worst of all is, our color schemes are even complementary colors, basically preciesly opposite to each other on the color wheel 
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I put it down to great minds matey - I saw yours and thought - WOW! Me likΓ©!!
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This is gorgeous! Very smart angle and placement of things to draw the eye all around the picture. I love it.
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I am glad you do
And thank you for coming by and commenting - appeciated
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I love this piece. It feels like the astronaut is standing on the edge of oblivion!
Fantastic.
M
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It has its moment - but not in the league of your Galactic Gateway - that is just speechless epicness...
But thank you for the fave and visiting sir
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The fact you have the figure in the forground saring out to infinity and the strange cosmic bodies gives the feel of timelessness. This piece is truly epic in its own merit.
Regards,
M
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Coming from the awesome original (and you are!!!) talent like yourself, I am honoured.
Thank you
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Indeed - what a powerful statement.
Thank you for your visit sir - its welcome
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Nice work, like the song. I like their newer tunes Black Rain and Live to Rise a bit better tho.
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Ah, thought they spilt up....
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Basically a black hole but its so bright because of the intergalactic energy collecting around it, its like a sun!
Hope that helps amigo
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Okay! I see!! Thanks!!
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nice job.. in-particular like the x-ray jets!
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Thank you sir - so that's what they are eh?
Learn something new everyday
Cheers and thank you for visiting
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Nice job! I really like the ring of dust you see around the black hole!
But the hole itself looks like it is in front of the light and not in the middle (in my humble opinion). I've no idea how to change something like that but I figured I'd give you a heads-up.
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Actually I left it like that - be honest, if I read the idea behind a black hole, its an element that captures all including light, therefore the theory is that its black.
So think a 3D hole - all you see at every angle is a black hole.
But that is my interperatation - the other bits are from actual pics from Hubble.
Thank you very much for popping by and commenting
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You know I really like the simplicity of this piece it really gives a good impression of emptiness. Great use of colour too, its very eye catching.
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Thank you sir - I just played about and it came to this. The Orange really gives it drama.
It just worked
Appreciate your visit
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I like the light, quietness ( for a change
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hAHhahahahh! Quietness eh? Will remember that next time
Thank you my friend HUGS!!!
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Ahh, another of my favourites, happy to see it here. I still love the small cool blue lights contrasting with the rest of the image. The scale too, is fabulous, and the sloping angle to the left gives it a feeling of energy and instability, as though things could change at any minute. The astronaut (cosmonaut?) just standing there gives it a strange feeling of peace, or reflection that contrasts beautifully with the inherent danger of a black hole that close. Your simple, uncluttered images always have much to say, to me. Thanks for adding this one to dA so I could remember how much I like it.
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Awww now then, I am glad that this oldie evokes such emotion and I am also glad that the elements added here work the way planned. As I always say, less is more.
All the points you have made are perfect here.
Thank you so much my friend HUGS!! Its always an honour when you visit - I mean that 
Makes my day!
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Thank you my friend
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Beautiful work.
Pretty much how I expected to see such.
I can picture myself in that astronaut's shoes right there... that would just be the most moving, emotionally
captivating moment in history... I can feel myself getting all whimsical here.
Congrats, sir! Certainly one of my favourites of yours!
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Hey now, there is nothing wrong with whinsical - its a good thing - too many forget the power and majesty of the universe.
Pleasure sir, and thank you for popping by to comment
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It's a great thing. I am always baffled by the universe and it's
contents- the sheer size just puts everything in proportion (wow, I
really am an insignificant speck!).
You're most welcome!
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Yes I so agree - shame no F***Ing show ever did that! Shame.
Anytime sir
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This is amazing.
I mean, really amazing.
Black Holes are some of my favorite astronomical phenomenons and you made a great work in capturing its awesome power.
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Well sir, am glad I did this some justice - and I am glad you are a happy bunny for it
Thank you very much for your kind words and visit
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And talking about awesome astronomy styff: [link]
Enjoy.
You're welcome, good sir.
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Thank you sir! Very informative!
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Ok, found it. You are right, the heck... 
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"I would say "gread idea", but then i would have to complement myself"
Nothing wrong with that so...do! Hey one of them things!
Thank you sir, and thank you for popping by
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Very atmospheric, great idea for an image. I've never tried to make anything like a black hole or wormhole in 3D or animated form, I might have to give it a go. See, it's inspiring too!
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