I’ll be there too. Come join us.
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I’ll be there too. Come join us.
Seems a little bit of self #hypnosis to calm the limbic system is in order these days. #AutogenicTraining might be of help.
“I am completely calm.”
Paper with pulverized red lava rock from the outback of Oregon, USA
23 3/8” x 29 3/8” (each)
Photo by San Diego Mesa College Communications
A couple of years ago I created this #animation based on a short story I started to develop about a dying #planet with its lone survivor, a #robot with the memories of human who lived centuries ago. I haven’t created an animation since. Credit: Melissa Weiss
#scifi #unrealengine #sciart #space
Your moment of zen.
300 Days
Paint, salt, and graphite on board
17.25” x 59.25”
It can take 300 days for a spacecraft to reach the planet Mars. This work is a meditation on the marking of time in relation to that journey.
#astronomy #astrophysics #sciart #scienceandart #artandscience #Mars #space
Well since it would take tens of thousands of years for us to get there with current technology, we should probably leave soon.
This release features an artist's illustration of the red dwarf star Wolf 359, with a small orbiting planet in the distance. Wolf 359 occupies much of the illustration. The fiery orange and yellow star fills the lower right corner of the image, extending well beyond the edges of the frame. The star's exterior appears to churn, with white hot flares bursting off the surface. A glowing yellow and orange haze surrounds the star, blanketing white flares and tendrils of hot gas. In the distance, at our upper right, is an illustration of a small planet set against a black background dotted with faint specks of light. This represents one of two planets that may be in orbit around Wolf 359. Here, the orbiting planet has a blue-grey surface beneath a layer of swirling clouds. The water-like surface and cloudy atmosphere suggest that in this depiction, the planet is in Wolf 359's habitable zone, which may allow life to flourish.
This #illustration represents effects of #X-ray & other high-energy radiation unleashed on potential #exoplanets from Wolf 359, a red dwarf star. Only a planet with greenhouse gases & at a large distance away from Wolf 359 could possibly support life.
#NASA /CXC/SAO/M.Weiss
#astronomy #sciart
I’m looking into already! And yes I did! 🥰
Come on in! There’s plenty of room.
In a vortex and not coming out until the timeline is fixed. ✌️
Of All Things
Paper and acrylic
2019
ICE Gallery
A #sitespecificinstallation that considers the physical space and ourselves in relation to the theoretical #Multiverse and the #BlackHole #BigBang Theory.
Photo by Studio Maha
#sandiegoartist #astrophysics #sciart #scienceandart #art
Starting on the left, a bright flare that represents the Big Bang that then expands to visuals that represent the different epochs of the cosmic timeline. There are labels for the cosmic dark ages, the AXIS X-ray Limit, and the Current X-ray Limit.
Illustration of the timeline of the evolution of the #Cosmos from the #BigBang to the present day; it also illustrates how far the Advanced X-ray Imaging Satellite (AXIS) will detect X-ray sources compared to currently available observatories.
Credit: Melissa Weiss/CfA/AXIS
#astronomy #sciart
