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Brentom III is located in the heart of Brentom System and is our image for scientfic cataloguing for the day. Our latest images based on ground observation and computational planetary formulation have only until recently led our scientists to conclude that the dust ring is not the remains of any large scale planet or moon but rather of debris caught from the formation of the planets. This debris is still in orbit because it is caught in the gravimetric cancellation zones of Brentom III and its two natural satellites and was never allowed to clump together to form into a small moon.
As for Brentom III the planet is currently at its closest approach to the sun. For this very reason, is why there are two hurricanes running rampantly on the planets' surface and can be seen here to some detail here. The planet consists of large and erratic temperature shifts on its day and night faces, and has an atmosphere that is comprise of mainly surfuric acid, carbon dioxide, and some hyrdrogen.
I appreciate any tips, pointers and constructive criticism that you may have for me. I am working on a step by step guide to creating a dust ring since i just happened to stumble on making the asteroids with particle array in 3D studio Max. I was just playing with the settings but msg me and i will send it over once i am finished with the guide. As always you may not use this image or any of my images for commercial gain with out my consent.
P.S. NASA if your reading i would be happy to send some and create some images for you to use for free. And Nasa thanks for you hurricane images.
Comments (2)
DarkFlame
Pretty nice work :) Some (slight) atmospheres would be nice (obviously you dont see the thickness of the atmosphere from this distance, but I find a slight hazeness at the edges of planets helps stop them looking too much like billard balls). Apart from that good work.
tony_br22
oh, stunning composition