Radiation II by tutri
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This is the second part in the Radiation series, supposedly depicting an antimatter particle shower colliding with the surface of a metal object. I don't know if there's any scientific credibility in this, but at least I got to use the words "antimatter" and "particle" :-P
Comments (11)
psion005
hahahahahaha and loving it :) and i think we should all go out today and make an effort to use those two words in a sentance with a complete stranger LOL Thanks for making me laugh Petri ~VOTE~
Dinhi
hahaha.....omg that's funny...can I say it too? ...antimatter lol wait! Partical hahaha...Your the best Petri, now off to work for me, and like Andrew said, I think I will use both in a sentence today...(= Love the image, it's like looking across a vast dark ocean and watching lightning dance upon the surface...Very nice, I'm loving this series!
Shelamay
Excellent job!Magnetic antiparticles!
Macvee
Was this a sub atomic antiparticle shower? As long as this shower was created in a self-contained antiproton factory utilising the Antiproton Decelerator..... Dunno what I've just written, but hey I think it sounds authentic as does your image!!! LOL Cheers for the chuckle! before work!!
Henny31
you made 2 people laugh at this side... I had to read your subscription to my husband and both of us had a good laugh. Your picture is a beauty and looks like a tornado having fun with water.
blatte
Excellent image. It reminds me of a cyclone touching down. The beautiful flow and motion to this piece are brought into sharp focus by the lack of colour.
sharkrey
==== but at least I got to use the words "antimatter" and "particle" ==== Not to mention the phrase "scientific credibility". Excellent image. Very intriguing.
Pink_Program
Amazing effect ;)
fractalinda
Fascinating and excellent!
Asylumc3
lol, thanks for the laugh! Love the twisting motion on this and the slight reflection of it on the metal suface.
Vecster
Given Your "Radiation" works, I think that this one was the most compelling for me to view. The perspective sense established by the composition of the "wave" seemed far reaching and dangerous. Like you were given a chance to view an instant of the effect assisted with a scope of some sort, just before being obliterated. Charming I know, but unfortunately "Radiation" has far more negative connotations than positive in our collective societies. Is that something we want to change? Well I guess so if mutation becomes a little more predictable, and a little less deadly.