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Art inspired by the movie Interstellar, as you might have suspected from the title. 
In General Relativity wormholes can (hypothetically) appear in certain points in spacetime, where space is bend so much that two seperate points in space are connected through a tunnel. Contrary to many depictions in movies and literature, the entrance of a wormhole itself is actually not flat 2D circle but a 3-dimensional sphere.
If you are interested in science fiction with real physics, then Interstellar is a must-see for you! It is not only very accurate, but also visually enganging.
Thanks go to Dagohbert for his asteroids and to in-the-skies who provided parts of the texture I used for the wormhole.
On the right you can download two HD wallpapers in the sizes 2560*1440 and 1920*1080. Enjoy!
© Erik Schumacher
This is no stock image, so don't use, copy or manipulate the original artwork without my written permission.
Visit: www.xkire.de
In General Relativity wormholes can (hypothetically) appear in certain points in spacetime, where space is bend so much that two seperate points in space are connected through a tunnel. Contrary to many depictions in movies and literature, the entrance of a wormhole itself is actually not flat 2D circle but a 3-dimensional sphere.
If you are interested in science fiction with real physics, then Interstellar is a must-see for you!
It is not only very accurate, but also visually enganging. Thanks go to Dagohbert for his asteroids and to in-the-skies who provided parts of the texture I used for the wormhole.
On the right you can download two HD wallpapers in the sizes 2560*1440 and 1920*1080. Enjoy!
© Erik Schumacher
This is no stock image, so don't use, copy or manipulate the original artwork without my written permission.
Visit: www.xkire.de
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this is an incredible art piece. I love the placement of the elements and the contrasts. I like how it is focused on the star while keeping the rest of the area detailed and interesting. I can't stop looking at this, you have blessed my eyes! 
