M-Theory For Sheila by Dinhi

Fractal • Science Fiction • posted on Jun 27, 2004

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Met a great new friend here at Renderosity, she reminded me of the fun in thinking...pondering possibilities, something I don't think I have done enough of since my move to Florida. She brought up an important physicist and thinker, Michio Kaku, his work combines Einstein's work (in a nut shell mind you) he came up with a theory called the String or M theory, which combines/unites Einstein's theory of relativity and his quantum theory. Stings dancing in the harmony of dimensions we cannot even begin to formulate...lol sorry gang, I am high on paradigm thought today...THANK YOU SHEILA! UF and post work in PSP 8. Constructive crits and your comments as always, much appreciated! Thank you to everyone that has commented on my other pieces, I learn so much from you!

Comments (8)

BrasilGirl2004

1:18PM | Sun, 27 June 2004

This is so fascinating! It reminds me of those pictures that are made from outer space!

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Darkangel764

3:54PM | Sun, 27 June 2004

Beautiful!!!

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D.C.Monteny

3:59PM | Sun, 27 June 2004

Nice work, it has a fine 3d look.

thelma

4:14PM | Sun, 27 June 2004

Fabulous texture, excellent work !!!

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webshadow

5:40PM | Sun, 27 June 2004

A simply gorgeous blending of texture and color here. Astounding work, my friend.....as always:)

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rocserum

6:32PM | Sun, 27 June 2004

earth is shaking and hot lava floats in its exorability over its surface. impressive! RS

sheilakalajdzic

11:41PM | Sun, 27 June 2004

Wow!!!! How do I tell you how much I love this??? It's SO incredibly beautiful!!! It reminds me somewhat of an India Ink I once did. I love the textures, the lines, and OMG, of course the colors!!! It's so vibrant and alive, and you've captured the energy and movement of those dancin' strings!!! Thank you SO much for such a wonderful piece of art that combines my love of dance and physics!!!! Into my fav's & vote! BTW, check out what I made for you in the photography gallery. Hugssheila

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