Jupiter Discovery by stick
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Description
First I would like to thank Len for his tip on using DEcombinate.
In late 1989 the spacecraft Galileo was launched for further investigation of the planet Jupiter. While orbiting the planet in 1994 the comet Shoemaker-Levey9 struck giving scientist an opportunity like never before to witness the effects. Scientist aimed Galileo the area and started to take pictures. Among those pictures they discovered this image. Not knowing if it was part of the planet or the after effect of the comet crashing into it. In 2003 Galileo was crashed into the planet not wanting it to hit the moon Io because they think there might be some kind of life form on it.
Thanks for the peek and comments, they are all greatly appreciated.
Comments (17)
Beautiful design my friend, excellent done.
AMAZING DESIGN AND COLORS!!!!!!!!!!1
Excellent work and super description to accompany it.
A Sci-Fi Fractal of Beauty!...Very Nice!..
Fantastic job! Corrie
Excellently done! Love the textures :)
PERFECT !
Great work!!
Very unique MB3D, nice one. See how arrogant Humans are, we deem one place possibly inhabited by sentient life and another not, how the hell do we really know. I'm not even sure Earth is inhabited by Intelligent Life most of the time Peace
splendid
nice job :)
Excellent pov on this piece superb work
Beautiful!
outstanding work on this.looks like you are making head way
A wonderful fractal of this landing and the colours look great too.
Shining work.
Hey, this is a great abstract. Gotta try this DEcomb stuff. No chance to play. Oh, have you seen what axotol2 is posting? Vue and bulb... http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2187799