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 A million stars 
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 Creation year: 2011    
 Medium: digital    
 Dimensions: 7500 x 5110 px 
  
 
 A view from a hypothetical planet near a globular cluster of stars. A typical cluster contains over 100,000 stars but can contain several million stars - billions of years older than the Sun. In the Milky Way galaxy there are currently over 150 known globular clusters. Most of them are located in a halo surrounding our galaxy. 
  
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5 Comments (comments are closed) 
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Pia from Norge wrote: | August 28, 2012 |  
   This picture is Amazing !! <3  
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dave from uk wrote: | May 28, 2012 |  
   very nice I say being a star trek and scifi fan  
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John from England wrote: | December 17, 2011 |  
   Dear sir, I can't help but think that these colours are too warm for space, I did a painting of the opening Star Trek voyager. As I remember it. (My Aunt has it now) The ship fly's over an Icy planet but the Greens in the other planet made it look cold and isolated gave the painting a cold feel to it So much that i did not want to put in the ship. How I got the effect : sheer accident and I doubt could ever be repeated , (by me anyway). Thanking you J.R. Woodmore  
   @Antoine  Thank you for the kind words :)  
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Antoine from Canada wrote: | October 16, 2011 |  
   Wow, this is amazing. Your talent is unbelievable! It's amazing what the human mind can imagine, especially yours! I love receiving the space creation you do, it sends me afar where I sometimes need to go to so I can escape the everyday life here on Earth. Thanks for posting.  
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