The Solar Hegomony by pmoores
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Description
Circa 3 million A.D.
In a nearby solar system, the distant descendants of man live. For millions of years the slow burn of time has evolved man far beyond anything we could comprehend now. Minds both organic and artificial, some a portion of both have a built the largest known civilization within this galaxy.
Great biospheres surround a central blue-white supergiant almost ten million miles in diameter. The great ecologies and massive machines of this future race span the solar system for 60 million miles. Even now, newer stars are coaxed into place. Eventually a mesh of metal and star will be built crossing the lightyears like jewels caught on a chain. Self replenishing with science beyond our ability to comprehend, these stars will burn long after the untamed universe burns out.
All modelled in Xfrog, suns were a free object from tjohn
Comments (13)
jocko500
this is sf very good
MoonGoat
Interesting work. Those suns could be more realistic though.
motyka
That is really good. Looks like a complete sci fi city. - Nancy
vbarreto
Another fantastic scene with powerful details. Excellent job.
mrscience
Some of the very best modelling I've seen on Renderosity! Fantastic idea and execution! V
tjohn
Well done!
LFNForever
Excellent!! :)
dougocd
Wild, no idea how you got all this into Bryce without you're computer exploding lol...
waldomac
Imaginitive. I think this is unique, which is amazing in sci-fi nowadays. Cool style.
eres
LOl!!! Wonderful stuff!!!
shadowdragonlord
Massive and complex... Must have taken a great deal of patience!
melevos
Fantastic and excellent work!!
Fractelaar
Great SF world Very impressive how you build this all together Compliments Have much to learn in Bryce I see