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Cygnus X1

Fractal Science Fiction posted on Mar 07, 2010
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At the center of the Constellation of Cygnus (the Swan), there is a Black Hole known as X1. It has been used as a portal by advanced galactic civilizations for ages. Giant planet sized space probes have moved through the galaxies originating at distances which defy comprehension.This is but one of them. Enjoy!

Comments (7)


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MagikUnicorn

7:31PM | Sun, 07 March 2010

COOL WORK

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amota99517

8:01PM | Sun, 07 March 2010

Very nicely done!

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Faemike55

8:14PM | Sun, 07 March 2010

Fantastic work! wonderful colours

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Richardphotos

10:10PM | Sun, 07 March 2010

very dynamic and outstanding fractals

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peedy

12:52AM | Mon, 08 March 2010

Fantastic. Corrie

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vxbob

10:19AM | Mon, 08 March 2010

cool

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three_grrr

4:24PM | Mon, 08 March 2010

Wow!! Stunning combo of Apo and Incendia! Marvelous tale to go with it! I must say though that I'm somewhat grateful not to have run into these explorers from the distant areas that we know nothing about. Scarey though that they can come to our universe so freely!


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