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imPsimon wrote:...so many stars...  billions and billions  thanks for the link!
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Here's another one (Not one billion pixels but still, a lot) which you can spin around 360 degres if you drag and hold the mouse button. Use + and - buttons on your keyboard to zoom in and out. http://www.sergebrunier.com/gallerie/pleinciel/
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Awesome pic I had little swim some where like that Dissolving The Boundaries
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"My God, it's full of stars!" Awesome. My son is going to love this. Thanks. Welcome Home Mister_Niles. We've Been Waiting For You.
"Don't worry. When it happens, you won't be able to not let it do its thing. You won't have the ability to distinguish a pen from a hippopotamus"
- Art Van D'lay
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It reminds of my first smoke. Suddenly I realized a great grid, and my consciousness is not a blank emptiness, but a infinitely complex system. I realized, that which I see out there is also in here.
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And then of course, instead of looking at stars in our own galaxy, we can look further out at other galaxies: Lots of Galaxiesgibran2 is a fictional character. Any resemblance to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental.
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Wow, just wow. That detail is so nice. It would seem so very odd to me to think that there are not other rocks with life growing on them. My ego is insane, but I'm alright
The path of excess leads to the palace of wisdom. -William Blake
Lavos is a fictional character, a dream inside a dream. Don't take what he says to be true or representational of reality in any known form. He is inspired by pure fantasy.
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