The THING from Elsewhere (Phase V the End) by claude19

Fractal • Science Fiction • posted on May 21, 2010

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The strange thing was discovered in the desert of Moravia, on a hot summer afternoon! In our laboratory, we had this thing in X-ray frequency Black & White ... then we have found an alteration of that thing at the eyes and the smallest axis of symmetry! What is it??? Yesterday, we submitted this unknown thing to a cold of -170 ° Celsius and found this change in shape and the central edge color significantly with the original. Some of our biologists assume that this has significantly "rehydrated"! To see ... We put this thing yesterday, in a bombing of lightweight particles of a noble gas, argon in a chamber previously evacuated. The impression was for observers, that the thing is "warmed" to the extent that its colors have completely changed, and what it took for the eyes turned out to be a rather cosmic history. As the room that NASA had laid on an artificial satellite many years ago ... After several unsuccessful electrical and biochemical tests, it was decided to keep the Unknown Object, in a spherical vacuum chamber at a temperature technically maintained at 22 ° C to allow observers to admire its color and graphic mathematical! Time will tell whether we have done wrong. Hier, nous avons soumis cette chose inconnue à un froid de -170° Centigrades et avons constaté ce changement de forme centrale et cette couleur tranchant notablement avec celle d'origine. Certains de nos biologistes supposent que la chose s'est sensiblement "réhydratée" ! A voir... Nous avons soumis cette chose hier, à un bombardement de particules très légères d'un gaz rare, l'argon, dans une enceinte préalablement mise sous vide. L'impression fût pour les observateurs, que la chose se "réchauffait", dans la mesure où ses couleurs ont complètement changées, et ce que l'on prenait pour des yeux s'est révélé être plutôt une histoire cosmique. Comme la pièce que la NASA avait fixée sur un satellite artificiel il y a de nombreuses années... Après divers tests biochimiques et électriques infructueux, il a été décidé de garder cet Objet Inconnu, dans une enceinte sphérique sous vide à une température techniquement entretenue de 22 °C pour permettre aux observateurs d'admirer ses couleurs et son graphisme mathématique ! Le Temps nous dira si nous avons fait fausse route...

Comments (32)

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Annihilator-6

3:52AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

It is definitely very interesting!

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carlx

4:02AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

Very beautiful and lovely thing!!!

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Biffowitz

4:18AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

I love the detail in full size view, nice work my friend!

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jmb007

5:10AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

je ne sais pas ce que nous dira le temps dans longtemps,mais aujourd'hui,il fait soleil!!!bientot le printemps!!! superbe image!! a bientot bonne journee!!

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Seaview123

5:18AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

That's pretty neat. Nice looking fractal image!

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rocserum

6:11AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

Love your explanation! well done! RS

Enlightened

6:17AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

It has four nucleii - its definately not one of those artificial life forces that have just been developed this week?? Excellent work and explanation :)

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lyron

6:19AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

Wonderful mutation. Great image!!

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flavia49

6:39AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

fantastic series!!! wonderful colors!

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ginb

6:56AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

final tout en couleurs beau travail merci

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chesscanoe

7:30AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

No wonder the eyes are so red - 22° is way too hot for comfort! :-)

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AureliusdeMercoeur

8:24AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

Elle a pris de belles couleurs, cette fois !! Excellente petite série d'images!

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MrsRatbag

8:42AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

Such a vibrant sense of movement! Well done!

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annie5

10:27AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

De merveilleuses culeurs! Une magnifique série :)

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peedy

10:28AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

Great final image, Claude. Love the colors. Corrie

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LivingPixels

11:12AM | Fri, 21 May 2010

awesome finish claude lovely colours!!

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Umbetro38

12:48PM | Fri, 21 May 2010

Today I agree here with all other comments - like it

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farmerC

2:31PM | Fri, 21 May 2010

Its a Beauty.

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sandra46

5:39PM | Fri, 21 May 2010

superlative as usual! excellent work!

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three_grrr

9:11PM | Fri, 21 May 2010

Since it is not known what the ideal temperature for this thing to survive is, what temps it requires to "breed", that is to divide and mulitiply, one can only pray that it is NOT 22 degrees C. One hopes it will not break free of it's solitary confinement, that the enclosure it is in can keep it forever isolated. Perhaps it will occur to one of those scientists that it could be what I say it is, an alien bacterium, that has been reactivated .. It's beauty must not deceive.

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