#galaxyartist

[mysticstars02]

Hey there starry peeps!

I am MysticStars/GalaxyArtist and I make some bootiful artworks

This will be a sub-account meaning that I may post artwork I already made or something.

I have a huge art motivation, play video games, and also I am a space maniac and dragon fan :>

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YW Sangokushi: Kunitori Wars Stories Blog

[elizam770]

I made this artwork last night, is a woman dancing in the space with a Galaxy as a tutus. ✍🏻🌌 She’s is dancing all over the black empty space, creating new planets🪐 , stars 💫, lives 🌎 and beyond of what we see. Follow me❗️ #procreate #procreateart #procreatedrawing #procreateillustrations #procreatetutorial #glaxy #galaxyartwork #galaxyartist #galaxyartwork #galaxylover #artistsoninstagram #artist #artwork #artofinstagram #sketch #sketchbook #sketching #sketches #sketchbookdrawing Art by ; ELIX’S Art me❗️✍🏻 https://www.instagram.com/p/CXSMO4oNHve/?utm_medium=tumblr

[theoldmillyard-blog]

It's not fun unless it's challenging. Therefore painting space is always fun 🖌️🙃 . I can't wait to share the finished piece with everyone. Comparing my first attempt at this painting from a few years ago is going to be fun too. . . . . . . . . . #art #artist #wip #workinprogress #oilpainting #painting #spaceart #spaceartist #galaxyart #galaxyartist #hubble #hubbleart #nasaimage #nasaart #fineart #kariweatherbee #TheOldMillYard #space #deepspace #nebula #cosmos #universe

[blissfulbrushes]

And Guess what?! Another tutorial is released on my YouTube channel 😲😲♥️♥️ . Learn to paint ths beautiful galaxy in just 10 minutes with some easy steps and minimal supplies... Link in bio💯 . . Do share your views in the comment section below ♥️❤️ . #inktober #inktober2020 #inktoberwithhtc #arteoctober #artober #octartoberchallenge #november #galaxyartist #easygalaxy #artwork #shalinizartfam @shalinidhameja #theuncommonbox @artyshils_art_brushes @hindustanonline @sitaramstationers #sitaramstationersfeatures (at New Delhi) https://www.instagram.com/p/CG41qNMhh9_/?igshid=1sqx25tnzlo8r

[baissanee]

Everybody has a little bit of the sun and moon in them. Everybody has a little bit of man, woman, and animal in them. Darks and lights in them. Everyone is part of a connected cosmic system. Part earth and sea, wind and fire, with some salt and dust swimming in them. We have a universe within ourselves that mimics the universe outside. None of us are just black or white, or never wrong and always right. No one. No one exists without polarities. Everybody has good and bad forces working with them, against them, and within them. @baissanee @bsn.art . . #bsnart #baissanee #galaxyart #galaxydrawing #coupledrawing #drawings #coupleart #coupleartgift #galaxyartist #artistsoninstagram #coupleartwork #artoftheday #artgallery #galaxydesign #blackandwhite #line #linestatto #lines #minimalist #simple #pencil #pencildrawing #pencilart #pencildesign #pencildesigns #lineart #sketching #sketchart #kiss #couple https://www.instagram.com/p/B_jDUQgheix/?igshid=1jyj7ud9jh5s

[anjiedeeart]

Message me for commission if you want something done for you

[luxwood-art]

What best day than the 1701 day to finish my new Captain Pike ! I made many drafts for this one, because I wanted a concept/theme that really spoke to me, and then I thought of the beautiful magical @qinniart stars and illustrations and that was it ! The perfect influence for one of my favorite captains ! Maybe my Pike will meet some of her luminous space fishes on his voyages 💙✨💜 . . . . @ansonmount @startreknetflix #ansonmount #captainpike #christopherpike #stangenewworlds #ansonmountfanart #startrek #startrektos #startrekkers #startrekoriginalseries #startrekdiscovery #startrekart #startrekfanart #startrekfan #starfleet #trekkie #sciencefictionart #sciencefictionartwork #artofhelpingartists #galaxyart #galaxydrawing #galaxyartwork #galaxyartist #qinniartinspired #1701day (at Paris, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/CY2IcAmI89z/?utm_medium=tumblr

[aisha-kunwal]

Painted with #infinitepainter app. Watch my YouTube video while making me this art. Please don't forget to subscribe if you like it. Thank you.💛🧡❤ #infinitepainterapp #digitalartwork #digitalartist #digitalpainting #digitalart #galaxy #galaxyart #galaxyartist #galaxylandscape #galaxyarts_ #galaxyarts #landscape_lovers #landscapeartwork #art🎨 #artwork🎨 #dailyarts #dailyartistiq #dailyartwork #everydayart #everydayarts #instaartistclub #instaart🎨 https://www.instagram.com/p/BnZ33cGCrRz/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=mifxn9ootrt3

[thedisc0panda]

What do you know I decided to revisit the Galaxies part of the #messypages class from @tanyaleekahler and @getmessyartjournal I really love painting galaxies as a warm up they’re a great way to just experiment with paints and color combinations in a no stress way. I masked off two pages in my @cansonpaper mixed media sketchbook, put down some marks with the water soluble crayons I have (similar to marabu art crayons) and took a brush to paper for a quick warm up sketchbook spread. I might make a few more and list them in the shop if you’re interested, let me know in the comments!!⁠ Also, shop update is scheduled for Sunday at 2 PM EST! #youngartist #mixedmediaartist #youngentrepreneur #artistentrepreneur #mixedmediaart #artistjournal #sketchbooktour #watercolorgalaxy #watercolorartist #watercolours #janedavenport #smallbusinesssupport #artbusiness #creativebysiness #makersgonnamake #myartspace #artworkcreator #betheartistyouwanttobe #cansonpaper #drawthisinyourstyle #watercolour #sketchingdaily #plannerpeach12k #witchtober #galaxyartist #mixedmediaart #fantasyartwork #fantasyartist #fantasyart (at Boston, Massachusetts) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdO2_qAuuCW/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[meowloafs]

🌵🐳💕I'm SUPER happy to show you, Cactus whale!!!💕🌵🐳 Technically it's a prickly pear cactus humpback whale, but regardless, I'm super stoked with his this turned out! Is he in the ocean? 🌊Is he in space?🛸🌝🌟 I hope you love this whimsical creature as much as I do!!! 🥰 . . . ➡️COMMENT:🐳 your favorite whale ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ . 🌊 Mines an orca, but I can never seem to draw them quite right 😭 . . . If you are interested in seeing the creative process, a time lapse of this drawing has been uploaded to my tiktok ✅ p.s. follow me on tiktok if you don't already 🙏😇🤗 . . . . . #cactuswhale #oceanwildlife #spacewhale #oceanartwork #cactusbloom #cactiofinstagram #cactusart #rarecactus #rainbowbubbles #whalesofinstagram #pricklypearcactus #weirdplants #whalelovers #marinelifeart #alienartwork #beautifulbizzare #vibrantart #underratedartistts #galaxyartwork #desertanimal #magicalart #artjourney #alwaysdrawing #etsyart #ilovewhales #marineart #seascapepainting #nebulapainting #galaxyartist #cosmospainting (at Portland, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBtUDBfloRR/?igshid=1mldmjokbb89q

[shmosnet2]

Where Do Black Holes Lead?

Where Do Black Holes Lead?

Where does a black hole go? So there you are, about to leap into a black hole. What could possibly await should — against all odds — you somehow survive? Where would you end up and what tantalizing tales would you be able to regale if you managed to clamor your way back? The simple answer to all of these questions is, as Professor Richard Massey explains, "Who knows?" As a Royal Society research fellow at the Institute for Computational Cosmology at Durham University, Massey is fully aware that the mysteries of black holes run deep. "Falling through an event horizon is literally passing beyond the veil — once someone falls past it, nobody could ever send a message back," he said. "They'd be ripped to pieces by the enormous gravity, so I doubt anyone falling through would get anywhere." If that sounds like a disappointing — and painful — answer, then it is to be expected. Ever since Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity was considered to have predicted black holes by linking space-time with the action of gravity, it has been known that black holes result from the death of a massive star leaving behind a small, dense remnant core. Assuming this core has more than roughly three-times the mass of the sun, gravity would overwhelm to such a degree that it would fall in on itself into a single point, or singularity, understood to be the black hole's infinitely dense core. Related: 9 Ideas About Black Holes That Will Blow Your Mind CLOSE The resulting uninhabitable black hole would have such a powerful gravitational pull that not even light could avoid it. So, should you then find yourself at the event horizon — the point at which light and matter can only pass inward, as proposed by the German astronomer Karl Schwarzschild — there is no escape. According to Massey, tidal forces would reduce your body into strands of atoms (or 'spaghettification', as it is also known) and the object would eventually end up crushed at the singularity. The idea that you could pop out somewhere — perhaps at the other side — seems utterly fantastical. What about a wormhole? Or is it? Over the years scientists have looked into the possibility that black holes could be wormholes to other galaxies. They may even be, as some have suggested, a path to another universe. Such an idea has been floating around for some time: Einstein teamed up with Nathan Rosen to theorise bridges that connect two different points in space-time in 1935. But it gained some fresh ground in the 1980s when physicist Kip Thorne — one of the world's leading experts on the astrophysical implications of Einstein's general theory of relativity — raised a discussion about whether objects could physically travel through them. "Reading Kip Thorne's popular book about wormholes is what first got me excited about physics as a child," Massey said. But it doesn't seem likely that wormholes exist. Indeed, Thorne, who lent his expert advice to the production team for the Hollywood movie Interstellar, wrote: "We see no objects in our universe that could become wormholes as they age," in his book "The Science of Interstellar" (W.W. Norton and Company, 2014). Thorne told Space.com that journeys through these theoretical tunnels would most likely remain science fiction, and there is certainly no firm evidence that a black hole could allow for such a passage. Artist's concept of a wormhole. If wormholes exist, they might lead to another universe. But, there's no evidence that wormholes are real or that a black hole would act like one. (Image credit: Shutterstock) But, the problem is that we can't get up close to see for ourselves. Why, we can't even take photographs of anything that takes place inside a black hole — if light cannot escape their immense gravity, then nothing can be snapped by a camera. As it stands, theory suggests that anything which goes beyond the event horizon is simply added to the black hole and, what's more, because time distorts close to this boundary, this will appear to take place incredibly slowly, so answers won't be quickly forthcoming. "I think the standard story is that they lead to the end of time," said Douglas Finkbeiner, professor of astronomy and physics at Harvard University. "An observer far away will not see their astronaut friend fall into the black hole. They'll just get redder and fainter as they approach the event horizon [as a result of gravitational red shift]. But the friend falls right in, to a place beyond 'forever.' Whatever that means." Maybe a black hole leads to a white hole Certainly, if black holes do lead to another part of a galaxy or another universe, there would need to be something opposite to them on the other side. Could this be a white hole — a theory put forward by Russian cosmologist Igor Novikov in 1964? Novikov proposed that a black hole links to a white hole that exists in the past. Unlike a black hole, a white hole will allow light and matter to leave, but light and matter will not be able to enter. Scientists have continued to explore the potential connection between black and white holes. In their 2014 study published in the journal Physical Review D, physicists Carlo Rovelli and Hal M. Haggard claimed that "there is a classic metric satisfying the Einstein equations outside a finite space-time region where matter collapses into a black hole and then emerges from a while hole." In other words, all of the material black holes have swallowed could be spewed out, and black holes may become white holes when they die. Far from destroying the information that it absorbs, the collapse of a black hole would be halted. It would instead experience a quantum bounce, allowing information to escape. Should this be the case, it would shed some light on a proposal by former Cambridge University cosmologist and theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking who, in the 1970s, explored the possibility that black holes emit particles and radiation — thermal heat — as a result of quantum fluctuations. "Hawking said a black hole doesn't last forever," Finkbeiner said. Hawking calculated that the radiation would cause a black hole to lose energy, shrink and disappear, as described in his 1976 paper published in Physical Review D. Given his claims that the radiation emitted would be random and contain no information about what had fallen in, the black hole, upon its explosion, would erase loads of information. This meant Hawking's idea was at odds with quantum theory, which says information can't be destroyed. Physics states information just becomes more difficult to find because, should it become lost, it becomes impossible to know the past or the future. Hawking's idea led to the 'black hole information paradox' and it has long puzzled scientists. Some have said Hawking was simply wrong, and the man himself even declared he had made an error during a scientific conference in Dublin in 2004. So, do we go back to the concept of black holes emitting preserved information and throwing it back out via a white hole? Maybe. In their 2013 study published in Physical Review Letters, Jorge Pullin at Louisiana State University and Rodolfo Gambini at the University of the Republic in Montevideo, Uruguay, applied loop quantum gravity to a black hole and found that gravity increased towards the core but reduced and plonked whatever was entering into another region of the universe. The results gave extra credence to the idea of black holes serving as a portal. In this study, singularity does not exist, and so it doesn't form an impenetrable barrier that ends up crushing whatever it encounters. It also means that information doesn't disappear. Maybe black holes go nowhere Yet physicists Ahmed Almheiri, Donald Marolf, Joseph Polchinski and James Sully still believed Hawking could have been on to something. They worked on a theory that became known as the AMPS firewall, or the black hole firewall hypothesis. By their calculations, quantum mechanics could feasibly turn the event horizon into a giant wall of fire and anything coming into contact would burn in an instant. In that sense, black holes lead nowhere because nothing could ever get inside. This, however, violates Einstein's general theory of relativity. Someone crossing the event horizon shouldn't actually feel any great hardship because an object would be in free fall and, based on the equivalence principle, that object — or person — would not feel the extreme effects of gravity. It could follow the laws of physics present elsewhere in the universe, but even if it didn't go against Einstein's principle it would undermine quantum field theory or suggest information can be lost. Related: 11 Fascinating Facts About Our Milky Way GalaxyArtist's impression of a tidal disruption event which occurs when a star passes too close to a supermassive black hole. (Image credit: All About Space magazine) A black hole of uncertainty Step forward Hawking once more. In 2014, he published a study in which he eschewed the existence of an event horizon — meaning there is nothing there to burn — saying gravitational collapse would produce an 'apparent horizon' instead. This horizon would suspend light rays trying to move away from the core of the black hole, and would persist for a "period of time." In his rethinking, apparent horizons temporarily retain matter and energy before dissolving and releasing them later down the line. This explanation best fits with quantum theory — which says information can't be destroyed — and, if it was ever proven, it suggests that anything could escape from a black hole. Hawking went as far as saying black holes may not even exist. "Black holes should be redefined as metastable bound states of the gravitational field," he wrote. There would be no singularity, and while the apparent field would move inwards due to gravity, it would never reach the center and be consolidated within a dense mass. And yet anything which is emitted will not be in the form of the information swallowed. It would be impossible to figure out what went in by looking at what is coming out, which causes problems of its own — not least for, say, a human who found themselves in such an alarming position. They'd never feel the same again! One thing's for sure, this particular mystery is going to swallow up many more scientific hours for a long time to come. Rovelli and Francesca Vidotto recently suggested that a component of dark matter could be formed by remnants of evaporated black holes, and Hawking's paper on black holes and 'soft hair' was released in 2018, and describes how zero-energy particles are left around the point of no return, the event horizon — an idea that suggests information is not lost but captured. This flew in the face of the no-hair theorem which was expressed by physicist John Archibald Wheeler and worked on the basis that two black holes would be indistinguishable to an observer because none of the special particle physics pseudo-charges would be conserved. It's an idea that has got scientists talking, but there is some way to go before it's seen as the answer for where black holes lead. If only we could find a way to leap into one.

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[theoldmillyard-blog]

I'm packing up and saying goodbye to a couple of my favorite miniatures this morning. Many thanks to the buyer! 🤗🌟 . . . . . . . . . . . #art #artist #galaxyart #galaxyartist #spaceart #spaceartist #nightsky #milkyway #milkywaypainting #milkywaygalaxy #galaxypainting #painting #galaxy #stars #cosmos #universe #bandofstars #fineart #kariweatherbee #theoldmillyard #minicanvas #tinypainting #smallbusiness

[badbugs]

#Repost @liveheroes with @get_repost ・・・ The universe in a soap bubble. Interesting idea for sweater's graphic, isn't it? ♥️ @badbugs_art 🌌 #universe #galaxy #soapbubble #graphic #art #fullprint #spaceart #trippyart #420art #nasashirt #nasa🚀 #artistoninstagram #philipprietz #badbugs_art #paintingtheuniverse #galaxyart #galaxyartwork #galaxyartist #hubbleart http://bit.ly/2Y3aAcv

[blissfulbrushes]

Getting some Northern lights on the feed because why not? 🙈😉 . Here's my entry for the prompt #winter for #septemberartmania hosted by @pen.n.parchment @mr_watercolour @quillsncolors @meraki_artsy @helloartlover And sponsored by @vivivacolors @artloungein @karinmarkers . Materials Used : #chitrapat 440gsm matt paper from @hindustanonline Brushes @artyshils_art_brushes Colors @camlin_official and masking tape from @sitaramstationers . #sitaramstationersfeatures #theuncommonbox #artist #artwork #instaart #blissful_brushes_ #shalinizartfam @shalinidhameja #instalight #northernlights #winter #winterlights #galaxyartist #northamerica #pinetrees #wintersnow #artfam #septemberartsaga #landscapephotography (at Dwarka, Delhi) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFv2DRZlu3O/?igshid=a3cmh2zcm77r

[blissfulbrushes]

The darkest nights prpduce the brightest stars ✨🌠🌌 . My experimentation with chitrapat 440gsm matt paper. Look how lovely the colors blend!!! Do i need to say anything else😍.. In love with this paper💕 . Materials used : Watercolors : @camlin_official Paper : chitrapat 440gsm 100% cotton matt texture from @hindustanonline Brushes: @artyshils_art_brushes and @camlin_official Masking tape from @sitaramstationers . . Do save and share if you like this! ❤️ . #theuncommonbox #galaxy #galaxyartist #galaxyartwork #watercolorday #watercolorartist #shalinizartfam @shalinidhameja #artwork #instaart #arte #septemberartmania #septemberartsaga #itsartsept #blissful_brushes_ #beginnerartist #chitrapat (at New Delhi) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFoUi74Fmha/?igshid=13n71u7oomm34

[blissfulbrushes]

Into the woods🌳🌲 . My first ever collab with a great artist @maujart!!!! 😍😍..swipe left to see her amazing work👉 . Our theme was 'Mystery' because we both are a part of same challenge 😁❤️ . . My first entry for the third prompt "Mystery" for #augustwatercolorists2020 hosted by some of the amazing artists 👇 @artopium_bongsbelleza @world_of_water_colours_ @drawing.pigment @pen.n.parchment @mr_watercolour . And sponsored by👇 @vivivacolors @watercolor_daily @artyshils_art_brushes @theartindustry.in . Please share your thoughts in the comment section below ❤️❤️ . /* #artaugust #doodlewashaugust2020 #artist #artwork #instaart #arte #artistsoninstagram #watercolorartist #watercolors #watercolorart #watercolorillustration #instaartsy #wanderlust #galaxys20 #galaxyartwork #galaxyartist #love #mystery #mysterybox #woods #letsartaugust #forests #roadslikethese #roadtrip #northernlights #fineartpainting #blissful_brushes_ #beginnerartist #buddingartist */ (at New Delhi) https://www.instagram.com/p/CD9BNpxlfWe/?igshid=8dig6h5zdrts