56 Eridani, an eruptive type B star by Morcilla

Other Apps • Space • posted on Jul 20, 2006

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More than 1000 Light Years away, at Eridanus constellation, 56 Eridani, a star 2.5 times our Sun, expels eruptive flares, seen at a distance of 20,000,000 Km Image is a real-time rendering took with MPL3D Solar System, using real data.

Comments (3)

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squeelydan

2:57PM | Thu, 20 July 2006

great image, Thanks for sharing

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Morcilla

10:19AM | Fri, 21 July 2006

I've seen yours and they are the great ones, I guess we cannot compare results of real-time against batch rendering. Thanks for encouragement, I might be posting some others. You keep on your good work.

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