Wonderful flame & blues, Claude!!! Excellent image!!!

Absolutly excellent Fractal Composition (but I whish a better Render Quality)!

Very very good

An explosion of color and energy, I love it

Beautiful choice of colors!!

Je l'aime! Le bleu est tres jolie!

This is an exquisite composition...I love the colors especially and the sharpness of detail. Fantastic work, and definitely one of my favorites.

Cela me fait pensé à une bulle de plasma au centre de la Galaxie d'Orion A lire mon ami: A new image from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope shows a baby star 1,140 light-years away from Earth blowing two massive "bubbles." But instead of bubble gum, this youngster, called HH 46/47, is using powerful jets of gas to make bubbles in outer space. The infant star can be seen as a white spot toward the center of the Spitzer image. The two bubbles are shown as hollow elliptical shells of bluish-green material extending from the star. Wisps of green in the image reveal warm molecular hydrogen gas, while the bluish tints are from starlight scattered by surrounding dust. These bubbles formed when powerful jets of gas, traveling at 200 to 300 kilometers per second, or about 120 to 190 miles per second, smashed into the cosmic cloud of gas and dust that surrounds HH 46/47. Red specks at the end of each bubble show the presence of hot sulfur and iron gas where the star's narrow jets are currently crashing head-on into the cosmic cloud's gas and dust material. According to Thangasamy Velusamy of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena , Calif. , baby stars and their potential planet-forming disks grow by gravitationally pulling in and absorbing surrounding gas and dust. Scientists suspect that these disks stop growing when the central baby star develops powerful winds and jets that blow away surrounding material. "Spitzer can image these jets and winds in infrared light and help us understand the details of these phenomena," says Velusamy. For astronomers who know what to look for, Spitzer's supersensitive infrared instruments are excellent tools for studying young stars embedded within thick clouds of cosmic dust and gas, revealing information about their growth. However, Velusamy notes that it is often difficult for most people to get a clear, detailed picture of infant stars and their "growing pains." "When you see a star through a telescope, its image is blurred in a known way, and the smaller the telescope the larger is the blurring," he says. To clear up this blurring, astronomers at JPL developed an advanced image-processing technique for Spitzer data called Hi-Res deconvolution. This process reduces blurring and makes the image sharper and cleaner, enabling astronomers to see the emissions around forming stars in greater detail. When Velusamy and his team applied this technique to the Spitzer image of HH 46/47, they were able to see winds from the star and jets of gas that are carving the celestial bubbles. According to William Langer, also of JPL, this image will help scientists determine which of many different mechanisms are responsible for producing the winds and jets of baby stars. This infrared image is a three-color composite, with data at 3.6 microns represented in blue, 4.5 and 5.8 microns shown in green, and 24 microns represented as red.

nice work. great color. it looks soft and smooth.

What a fabulous explosion of color and light. Love your colors and forms on this one.

love these colours and it's lovely design ;O)

Fantastic...Hugs

Oh c'est magnifique ! Ça me fait penser à un jeu de gamin dans lequel tu peux jouer au technicien de laboratoire et créer des choses en forme de pate plastic gélatineuse beurkkkk hahaha !!! Cette flame et le travail que tu as fais est fantastique ! Bravo ! Bisous et bonne soirée ;)

very kinetic flame and a beautiful gradient

Great light and colour! Nice 3D effect.

Shining work/colors.

A glorious use of colors and design. Splendidly done my friend. Bunny

bravo mon ami,super joli.

do look like a bubble that is danceing

Beautiful blues and a dynamic image.

Beautiful blue and that background is very nice.

Tres beau!Tu sais mon ami j'aime le bleu...bien pour moi il semble un portal espace/temporale qui conduit dans une galaxie mystérieuse!

A very beautiful dance !!!

Chers amis, qui avez eu la gentillesse de déposer un commentaire pour ce travail, je vous prie de vouloir bien m'excuser de n'avoir pu répondre dans de courts délais à vos magnifiques commentaires. Pour pouvoir être sur une bonne base dès lundi, je vous prie d'accepter ce commentaire qui vous concernent tous. Merci donc à tous ceux qui ont ecrit ci-dessus. Amitié artistique. CLAUDE Dear friends, who had the kindness to deposit a comment for this work, please agree to excuse me not to have been able to answer within short times your splendid comments. To be able to be on a good basis as of Monday, please accept this comment which concern you all. Thank you thus with all those which have ecrit above. Artistic friendship. CLAUDE Sehr geehrte Freunde, die die Liebenswürdigkeit gehabt haben, einen Kommentar für diese Arbeit vorzulegen, bitte ich Sie, zu entschuldigen, mich nicht in kurzen Fristen auf Ihre großartigen Kommentare antworten zu können. Um auf einer guten Basis sein vom Montag an zu können bitte ich Sie, diesen Kommentar zu akzeptieren, die Ihnen alle betreffen. Danke also an all jenen, die oben geschrieben haben. Künstlerische Freundschaft. CLAUDE

Love the original use you made of this beautiful script,a splendid image filled with energy Claude,splendid!!!:-)

C'est une amibe de l'espace en train d'ingurgiter un soleil! magnifique bleu royal.

For some reason this makes me think of the photographs that Valerie-Ducom takes of water! I see a larger drop of water that has just hit the surface of water in a container, and produced this wonderful wave all around it, and splashed up small droplets! Awesome!