Rubix Calisto by Fiery-Fire
Bryce + Apo + PS7+ manipulation
The rise of the Rubix Moon in Calisto nebula is always accompanied by meteors displays and skies on fire ;) it is the gravitational field shift, what pulls the meteors. Luckily they don’t reach the planet surface, just burn and dissolve in the atmosphere and give stunning ‘fireworks effects’ to
watch. No wonder everybody calls Rubix the red moon.
Resources used in the image from devArt and my own library.
Top-10 in I’ve got a bad feeling about this… at Sci Fi 2011-12-11
wow!!
Featured in Universal Innovation 11-21-2009
(5 images in one shot ;) )
Featured in Sci Fi 03-17-2010
Featured in Breaking The Boundaries 05-07-2010
Comments
Wow+++++!! . . . Fantastic stuff . . .
The print of it is huge ;) Thanks, yes it looks pretty flamey LOL
– Fiery-Fire
Great work. :)
Thank you :D
– Fiery-Fire
awesome work .. an instant fave for me
Thank you :D
– Fiery-Fire
great work
Thanks !!! :)
– Fiery-Fire
This is awesome. I love the details and view. I keep shaking my head back and forth in awe…lol :)
Thanks a lot !! That was a bit of work ;)
– Fiery-Fire
Awesome work.
Thanks :D
– Fiery-Fire
WOW
Thank you !!!
– Fiery-Fire
Fantastic image.
Thanks so much :)
– Fiery-Fire
Terrific image :
Congratulations on your feature.
Take Care.
Bill.
Thank you so much Bill – glad it’s liked :)
– Fiery-Fire
CONGRATULATIONS … well done
Wow !!! Super cool many thanks for the feature !!
– Fiery-Fire