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Description: What do the exoplanets of the Trappist system look like? No one knows for certain. Just because they are Earth-like doesn't mean they are anything like Earth. However, they may hold liquid water and they are so close together you can see some of the other planets in the sky, including their clouds and surface features. Rendered in Bryce with help from Daz3D and Photoshop Winner of the Fringe Science and Beyond Challenge "Trip to Trappist":http://www.redbubble.com/groups/cutting-edge-fringe-science/forums/12309/topics/453463-challenge-results-trip-to-trappist-earthlike-exo-planets (April 1, 2017)
Description: This floating city is a fractal, meaning it was generated using mathematical equations. The computer program used to create the image is called Incendia. I chose a rose gold color for the city and added a bit of fog and a sky background. It is a raw fractal, with no image processing.
Description: Hubble releases its glorious images to the public to use, but their maximum filesizes are too gigantor for most people to want to mess with. So, here you go! This is a composite photograph of the Small Magellanic Cloud or NGC 602, using data from the Chandra X-ray Observatory. It's been processed with a noise reduction aglorithm to make it cleaner, but otherwise untouched. Credits: NASA, ESA, CXC and the University of Potsdam, JPL-Caltech, and STScI "no claim to copyright is being asserted by STScI and it may be freely used as in the public domain in accordance with NASA's contract. However, it is requested that in any subsequent use of this work NASA and STScI be given appropriate acknowledgement"
Description: The planet was believed to be devoid of any plant or animal life, so the explorers were surprised to find organic-looking structures. The team sent out to investigate didn't report back, although their craft appeared undamaged. There was something familiar-looking about the shapes in the pods... Made using Daz3D and Photoshop
Description: This accurate periodic table features all 118 element names and atomic data. The background is Hubble's public domain photograph of the Carina nebula. The full graphic is 60" wide, so it looks great on large products. Please note I didn't size the graphic to display the full periodic table on all products. If you need anything adjusted for your needs, just let me know. We have the table (and many more) available on sciencenotes.org as a free printable download. 2326 views as of March 8, 2017. Thanks!
Description: Here's a 3D rendering of the nicotine molecule (C10H14N2). I made the molecule sort of a smoky blue-gray and set it against a deep navy blue background. The full molecule is displayed on some products and only partially on others. I can make this molecule in other colors and with other backgrounds. Let me know if you have a request!
Description: We took our most popular periodic table and made it better. You've got clear element symbols and atomic numbers for all 118 elements. There's no pesky extra text to detract from the simple beauty of the element arrangement. The element colors identify their groups (transition metals, halogens, etc.)
Description: Are you into chemistry or other science? Here's a big blue ethanol molecule for you. Ethanol is grain alcohol or the kind humans can drink (as opposed to the other types, which are poisonous). This is a space-filling model of the compound, with all the atoms the same color. I can recolor the molecule, if you like, or place it against a colored background. Let me know if you have a special request.
Description: Here it is -- the famous original About.com Periodic Table, finally updated to include all 118 elements. We knew we had the old file on a hard drive somewhere. In addition to adding the recently discovered elements, this table contains the latest atomic data. Also, the old table was small. Enjoy the new on in 6K HD!
Description: I used a CT scan of a real human skull from the NIH public database and converted it for 3D rendering. This particular version I left with the "triangles" used to compute the fractal because I liked the effect. This one is rendered using a solid chrome metal skin. Let me know if you'd like to see other colors or effects. I have a few different versions of the skull available and can render it to suit your likes.
Description: This colored fire is made by sprinkling a selection of chemicals onto a cookie sheet, covering them with hand sanitizer gel (which contains alcohol and water, so it dissolves the chemicals and also acts as a fuel). and igniting the mixture. A quick shutter speed is used, to reveal all of the color present in the flame.
Description: This is one of the most popular periodic tables because the muted or pale colors makes it easy to read the atomic data for the elements. The colors indicate the element groups. This table has been updated March 2017 to include all 118 elements, their names, symbols, and atomic weights.
