this looks like a GIANT dementor from harry potter! AMAZING :D
Miranda
April 5th, 2010 at 9:13 pm
Georgina. I love the comparison.
LOL
Juan
April 15th, 2010 at 1:31 pm
This one looks like Falkor, from the never ending story
Phantasos
April 20th, 2010 at 4:06 am
I agree with the Falkor.
eLusion
May 15th, 2010 at 8:31 am
i always thought Falkor started with a V. hahhaha
SKEPTICAL
May 16th, 2010 at 5:08 pm
these photographs look fake. this one to me is an angel or demon of some sort but how is that possible unless god does exist in some fashion……….
Griskins
June 4th, 2010 at 8:23 pm
Pretty sad to me that when looking back through deep space/time the best you can compare it to is a character from a popular novel. Do you get that the view is of something that may have happened before the earth was formed? That dust cloud might have produced a world that we will someday contact. To me it looks like the tissue that the toilet-flush shredded, but it didn’t go down the bowl. How’s that?
Dave
June 30th, 2010 at 2:11 pm
I’m sorry Griskins but that made me chuckle a bit, however you are right… Comparing something as immensly unimaginable as this to something as insignificant as a character in a movie isn’t really doing it justice.
So far these images have filled me a bit of sadness though, as we have absolutely no chance in our lifetimes to explore these vast wonders.
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this looks like a GIANT dementor from harry potter! AMAZING :D
Georgina. I love the comparison.
LOL
This one looks like Falkor, from the never ending story
I agree with the Falkor.
i always thought Falkor started with a V. hahhaha
these photographs look fake. this one to me is an angel or demon of some sort but how is that possible unless god does exist in some fashion……….
Pretty sad to me that when looking back through deep space/time the best you can compare it to is a character from a popular novel. Do you get that the view is of something that may have happened before the earth was formed? That dust cloud might have produced a world that we will someday contact. To me it looks like the tissue that the toilet-flush shredded, but it didn’t go down the bowl. How’s that?
I’m sorry Griskins but that made me chuckle a bit, however you are right… Comparing something as immensly unimaginable as this to something as insignificant as a character in a movie isn’t really doing it justice.
So far these images have filled me a bit of sadness though, as we have absolutely no chance in our lifetimes to explore these vast wonders.