Earth and its moons!! by johndoop
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The Earths Moon was once Bigger than Luna now A long time ago Their was a planet the size of Mars That smashed into the earth Called Thea. It was similar to Pluto and Charon it was almost a double planet.
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Thanks for all the lovely Comments & favs!!

Comments (26)
Geweldige creatie weer... mooie kleur blauw.. Ik wens je een fijne avond toe.
Very real looking!
LOVE IT STUNNING ARTWORK
very special. a very enjoyable Art work
Wonderful space scene!!!
Beautiful space scene, well done.
Very, very good John, outstanding render. I also believe the comment about this. I didn't know about the planet that crashed into the Earth, but the two moons I read about 6 years ago, so you are right. Great work here, Stan
Excellent space image.
It really is excellent. Very nicely done. Rick
Absolutely marvelous !
stunning work
dizzy ! fantastic 3DF composition !
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
Terrific color, contrast and depth in this beautiful rendering. I never heard of Thea or Charon. I thought the Earth has had only one moon, being created when another huge body struck our world way back when, shooting out debris which eventually coalesced into our nearest neighbor. I've also read that our moon was just floating around in space and was captured by the Earth.
That is just breathtaking.
Absolutely spectacular work!
Wonderful arrangement planets.
Excellent art work!!!
Amazing work on this very cool.
Your pics always make me go WOW!!!! xx
Superb work, I like the atmosphere around the earth!
Outstanding work
Prachtige creatie.
A wonderful view here.
Outstanding work on this beautiful space scene my friend.
An amazing image John and an impressive zoom.