Solar System – The Impressive Photos of Our Cosmic Home
Born about 4.6 billion years ago in the result of a huge collapse of molecular cloud, our Solar System is part of the Milky Way galaxy and it is the cosmic location of Planet Earth and its seven planetary neighbors. Thanks to the advanced and highly sophisticated imaging techniques we now have many pictures of the Solar System, which draw the attention of not only scientists, but also artists and individuals delighted with the unusual and literally “extraterrestrial” forms, shapes and color combinations, found in the Solar System.
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The Art of Michael Paukner
Admit it, deep down inside we (or at least I) all secretly want to explore the heavens untethered from the Earth and unlock all the mysteries of the universe. Perhaps that is why the beautiful info-graphic art of Michael Paukner is so appealing. His work focuses on many scientific themes such as space exploration, as seen in this poster of the Solar System as it is known today (above), to more conspiratorial “junk science” theories like numerology, the Doomsday Planet (follows the link) and that crazy Aztec calendar that ends in 2012.
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The turning heads
Thomas Woodruff’s series Solar System (aka The Turning Heads) is a parade of super magical otherworldliness with a twist – every painting from this series is meant to be flipped, thereby revealing an inverse meaning.
Full series here.
Full series here.
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