Ventar IV Gas Giant by CentraCore
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Description
The following image is the image of the day and has been catalogued for scientific purposes. This asteroid was discovered less than 8 months ago and had been one huge asteroid measuring over 27 miles at its largest point. This discovered asteroid was called Quator and due to the large gravimetric field of Ventar IV and its two smaller natural satellites, Quator was broken into 11 large fragments and has only until now begun its assualt on the gas gaint. Quator C which is the second largest of the 11 fragments is over 5 miles at its widest point and can be seen with some detail on the lower right. The string like asteroids will continue to batter the gas gaint for the next two weeks as they traverse the vast distances to its final resting place on the planets liquid surface.
I was kinda bored so i decided to try something new. Hope you enjoy and i await your constructive criticism.
Comments (3)
This image reminds me of the Shoemaker-Levy 9 impacts into Jupiter in July of 1994. Excellent Work! Keep it up Amigo!;-)
this is excellent .. amazing artwork :-))
Vondebar!