El Agua has an early-20th Century technology, and is very similar to Earth. Visitors come from many galaxies to experience the planet's extreme beauty!
Sunday, November 7, 2010
The Edge Of Night Outside The Black--Eyed Galaxy
Two water-moons rise in the evening above the planet El Agua as evening falls. This planet spins around a star, just outside the Black--Eyed Galaxy. A flying saucer from the Sombrero Galaxy buzzes overhead.
El Agua has an early-20th Century technology, and is very similar to Earth. Visitors come from many galaxies to experience the planet's extreme beauty!
**photo of Black-Eyed Galaxy courtesy of NASA--public domain**
El Agua has an early-20th Century technology, and is very similar to Earth. Visitors come from many galaxies to experience the planet's extreme beauty!
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