The Ocean of Storms by chrysaor
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Description
The dark Plains on the Moon are Basins of solidified Lava from the Times 700 Million Years ago, when the Moon showed volcanic Activity and the Lava rolled out and covered huge Terrains. They have been given poetic Names of Oceans:
In This Aspect You see from Top down the Mare serenitatis (Sea of Joy), the Mare imbrium (Sea of Rains) and the large Mare procellarum (Sea of Storms). To the right the famos Crater "Copernicus" can be seen, the little one beneath is called "Keppler".
All of these Plains resemble a Face, so it came to the "Man in the Moon"!
Have a good Day and spend some Time on the Sea of Joy! ;)
Comments (13)
Thanks for the wish. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Glad to know how it got it's name. :-)
Now, that is very kind of You! Have a wonderful Christmas, too, as You prefer it and is joyful. At least, all that counts is the Peace of Mind, then the Rest follows! Best Wishes! :)
Excellent representation of the moon. :-)
Thank You, Master Staticon! But this is the bright Side only, wait for the Dark Side of the Moon! ;)
Great Abstracts of Yours right now, I a very sorry for having not enough Time to value each one!!! :(
Great image and information! Thank you for sharing! Keep up with your space travel! Best wishes!
I am very happy about Your kind Words, they mean much to me! Sharing is a Pleasure with all good Souls, so I feel gifted! Best Wishes in return and a Merry Christmas of that kind, You will prefer! Stay safe and sound and take care! :)
Interesting. The "Man in the Moon" reminds me of this old 1902 Melies movie: A Trip to the Moon
:D Wasnt it that when the Rocket hit one of the "Eyes"/ Mare of the Moon! Very funny!
A Merry Christmas to you in Advance and may it be as You wish! :)
Beautifully done!
Glad that You like it! The Moon is always underrated, because it is so close!
May I wish You "Merry Christmas" even before it is there and thank You for Your Support. May You have a great 2026! :))
Very interesting and well made :)
Thank You! It was Your Influence, I started this Series on the Moon! 8(
Its never too early to make god Wishes: Have a Merry Christmas an and wonderful 2026! I wish You all the Best and that all of Your Wishes may come true, ... but only those wishes that are good for you! :))
This really looks like a photo. Wonderful work!
Thank You, glad You like it! Have a Merry Christmas as You like it and a phenomenal 2026!!! :)
ein wunderschönes Bild gefällt mir
Dies freut mich sehr! Ich hoffe, es geht Dir gut und Du bist zufrieden!
Darf ich Dir schon jetzt schöne Weihnachtstage und ein Gutes Neues JAhr wünschen? Ich finde, man kann nie frühe genug anfangen! :)
Ich danke dir von ganzen Herzen und wünsche auch dir ein wünderschönes Weihnachtsfest und ein Gesundes Neues Jahr
Oh, danke, liebe Paulienchen, dass Du so schöne Wort für mich hast, danke! Ja Dir auch das gleiche und doppelt! Ich hoffe sehr, dass Du uns auch im kommenden Jahr so viel schöne und herzerwärmende Bilder schenken wirst! (Bis auf die wirklich gruseligen!) ;D
I didn't know about this man on the moon. He is very kind because seems to take off his hat to say hello
@chrysaor Really? Wow, I'm glad to have influenced something good :) I wish you well for Christmas and 2026 as well :)
Holding on tightly to what is given and truly meaningful always in sight, this is nice work done!
Exceptional lighting and rendering.