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Terragen • Science/Medical • posted on Oct 30, 2008

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An encore presentation, this time putting a little more effort into the starfield. Thanks for the tip, Matthias! Enceledus, the 2nd innermost major moon of Saturn was discovered by the Cassini probe to have active geysers in its southern hemisphere. Here again I have tried to depict a plume erupting from one of the features called "tiger stripes". Thanks for looking in!

Comments (20)

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Ink-Charmer

2:37PM | Thu, 30 October 2008

WOW! This is Terragen? Amazing!!

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faroutsider

2:39PM | Thu, 30 October 2008

Excellent image - I really like the tweaked starfield and POV.

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WeeLaddie

2:56PM | Thu, 30 October 2008

Makes you wonder, all that cold stone out there that's been around for millions of years, but has never had a flicker of sentient thought cast upon it. It'll come and go and never be known about. Then along comes Rich2. Good work.

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me109

2:58PM | Thu, 30 October 2008

You are welcome Richard! :) Perfect Starfield and wonderful Terragen work. The plume is really impressive!

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choronr

3:18PM | Thu, 30 October 2008

WeeLaddie said it all ...amazing work Rich!

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Markal

4:47PM | Thu, 30 October 2008

Still love it...I faved the last one even though this is a tad better. :)

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Fidelity2

6:30PM | Thu, 30 October 2008

F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C. 5+.

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DeathTwister

7:47PM | Thu, 30 October 2008

Holly Molly Bro, that is a master piece I believe, Wow I am so impressed with what you have done, WTG Bro.

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efron_241

8:36PM | Thu, 30 October 2008

yeah.. it think this is one of the best artist-impressions of that place you could send it to Space.com they will love that i save it as a fav.. and it will be on the desktop for a while

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