Like Mars by johndoop

PhotoShop • Space • posted on Dec 26, 2013

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Seems a bit on Mars only 2 times greater, and no liquid water.only ice and snow on the mountain tops. He has two moons and orbits a sun in the habitable zone. Thanks for all the lovely Comments & favs you must ZOOM for all the details!!

Comments (23)

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rickclark

11:13AM | Thu, 26 December 2013

Beautiful image. Maybe earth size, wonder how many billions of years ago this planet had water. Rick

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claude19

11:23AM | Thu, 26 December 2013

fantastic creation, excellent spatial astronomy !!! wonderfuol idea !!

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jendellas

12:29PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

Amazing work!! x

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Wolfenshire

12:31PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

I was six years old when the first moon landing happened. I hope I can see the first Mars landing someday.

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jayfar

12:38PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

Would love to see this in space for myself. Super image John.

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farmerC

12:42PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

Dit is weer Genieten. Exellent werk.

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ArtistKimberly

12:57PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

Very Beautiful and well executed image,

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matstan2610

1:32PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

Wonderful picture of Mars.

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giulband

2:22PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

Very well done !!!!!

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netsuke

5:21PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

Looks like a place one might want to vacation. Excellent image.

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flavia49

5:23PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

marvellous image

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Cyve

5:24PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

Outstandingly done my friend !!!

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jeroni

5:28PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

Beautiful composition. excellent work

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sandra46

5:48PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

SUPERLATIVE WORK

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goodoleboy

7:37PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

Well, it does have an atmosphere, and, assuming there is water and is in the habitable zone, then the planet most likely harbors life of some sort. I like the silhouette of the one small moon against the planet, and the moon to the right looks cool. Actually, in this case the only comparison to a dry, cold and lifeless Mars, with its thin atmosphere, is the two moons.

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Richardphotos

8:53PM | Thu, 26 December 2013

a photographer in Puerto Rico was taking a picture of the moon and luckily got the space station in the picture as it was going by. when I seen this, the picture was the first thing on my mind. it is on yahoo. superb work on this

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