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The Planets: The Sun (Scientific Edition)
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:iconzlok:
2km² of sunlight weigh 500g
Just thought you should know, Awesome pic.
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`snowmask Feb 1, 2003  Professional Traditional Artist
I Heart this scientific edition....
its so professionally layed out~~
I think I'll fave the entire collection w00t!
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:iconshoobydoowap:
Outstanding detail! And I LOVE all the mathematical computations. I especially like the derivative part . . :D (Big Grin)
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:iconmasterkey:
Brilliant. Just Worship
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:iconralasterphecy:
Brilliant! Awesome! Inspiring!
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:iconrerighthand:
o the sun is a mass of incadesant gas..........
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:iconrikkie:
Each of these walls has an incredible attention to detail .Simply brilliant...one thing : is there any chance of posting them as zipped files for us dial-up guys abd girls ???
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~jjay Jan 27, 2003   Photographer
Great colour usage and very nice solar flares, but it does feel like somethings missing. Very nice though. :) (Smile)
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:iconkelida:
i absolutely love the calculus in the bg. great facts!!! this is so neat. I kind wish you had a differnt picture of the sun though, this is almost too overpowering to look at, to plain. The flare is distracting, it would be neat to have a clearer one off to the side or something. But nice work! I do like it lots!
Kelida D.
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:iconpogotribal:
Actually, several Greek natural philosophers proclaimed that the earth actually rotated around the "central fire" that is the sun... namedly Aristarchus of Samos (circa 310-230 BC). This view was not adopted by later generations until empirical evidence could prove it true (Copernicus).

But anyways, screw the history for now, and let me congratulate you on your excellent deviation series. I'm sure you studied photographs of every planet to achieve your goal, and artistically these are very well done. I also love the facts and figures you threw in.

Very nice!
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