Unknown Dimension

Totally alien. Not anything that can be described. Something from a fantastic dream...something Zen or Tao---

Another Universe

Photo of a galaxy in another universe. This bizarre universe is made from anti-matter; time also flows backward here. The galaxy teems with intelligent life; just like our own Milky Way.

Beach at Dawn on Quebakh III

Quebakh III oceans have an incredible 50 foot storm surge every day because of its five moons! Most buildings are on stilts. Beautiful red beaches and turquoise skies make this a perfect vacation spot.

Dawn On A Double Planet

Minerva and Athena are identical twin planets that share the same orbit in the Tau Ceti solar system. They orbit roughly the same position Venus takes in our own system. Both planets are waterworlds and too hot to colonize. Daytime temperatures are above 180 degrees!

Black Door Nightmare

Was trapped in this spooky basement last night for about an hour (in a nightmare). Something was behind the black door in the middle of the photo.

New Philadelphia

All roads lead to New Philadelphia. The city was rebuilt farther west after The Great Calamity that destroyed Philadelphia. This evening shot was taken in 2018. A crescent moon graces the western sky.

Lava Moon Around 'Hot Jupiter'

A boiling hot moon made from lava circles a 'hot Jupiter' type planet that is very close to its blue giant sun. The planet rotates the sun in only three days. This nameless planet is in our galaxy in the Delta Quadrant.

The Moon Dies

The last photo of the moon before it is gobbled up by the angry red sun. The sun is a red giant now. The photo is from 5 billion years from now.

Omen

Something wicked is on the way soon, something very bad. This photo is from a dream I had last night, something real bad is coming...

Tunguska 1908

The flying saucer crash from a hundred years ago. The craft was a scout ship from a hostile race; they never sent another!

Tower On Termiticus

Termiticus is home to an alien race that is a curious mixture of termite and human. The planet is only 20 light years away.

The Termiticans build huge towers that house over a 100 billion souls. The Termiticans also construct artificial moons that encircle their world like a black pearl necklace. Each of these moons contains trillions of beings.

They lost a brutal interstellar war with humans in 2110 and destroyed the planet Saturn with one of their Queen Ships. They never bothered humans again.

Evening Sky With Moons On Gem II

Three moons help decorate the evening sky on Gem II. The moons are pure carbon and are actually enormous diamonds! The beautiful Gem II is immortalized throughout the universe as a place of peace and contemplation.

Cydonia Sunset

Planet Earth shines as an evening star at the famous Cydonia location on Mars. The top part of the 'Face on Mars' is at right, forever looking at the empty sky.

Tethys Sea About 200 Million Years Ago

The red and green, tropical Tethys Sea covered most of central Europe during the Mesozoic. You can see a volcano on Gondwanaland on the horizon. It was a beautiful day here, the water was about 90 degrees and full of pleisosaurs!

Serrana IV Twilight

An orange giant star rises above a crater wall on Seranna IV. The star is in the Small Magellanic Cloud. A red moon also glows in the dark skies. Seranna IV is dead now but gave birth to a galactic civilization in its distant past. Soon the star will grow into a red giant and consume the ancient planet.

Gem II

Gem II orbits a stable binary star system in the Beta Galaxy. It's blessed with a tropical climate and stunning jeweled beaches. The hill in the background is almost entirely pure gold! It will be discovered about 5,000 years from now.

Dawn: 984, 197,122 A.D.

A bloated, grotesque sun rises over the remains of the Himalaya Mountains about a billion years from now. Malignant sunspots disfigure the sun's face. The earth is searing hot, almost 800 degrees! Lava and sulfurous geysers shape the landscape now. The human race abandoned the planet eons ago to colonize billions of other planets.

Tranquila Moonrise With Comet

A pale moon rises through the Rings Of Tranquila. The planet is located in the Hydrox Galaxy; it is one of the most beloved planets in the universe. Tranquila is 24 billion light years away. The famous Bridge Of Sighs over Pacifica Bay is at left. The majestic Red Comet graces the evening skies in the upper right.

Red Sky At Morning On Altama

Morning on Altama in the Cyclops Galaxy about 2 billion years ago. The red sky is mostly methane. Wispy green clouds of formaldehyde drift by. The Altamaians are very proud of their capital city Kaleidiscopia. The photo was taken in their industrial era. They eventually went on to colonize millions of planets in their galaxy before dying out millions of years ago. Altamaians would consider our atmosphere poisonous!

Golden Sky Dream

Not sure where I got this photo. Some unknown dream from last week. Nothing else remains. It looks like it was a bad dream; something wicked is on the way...

Carina Eta Explodes

Carina Eta furiously explodes in a tsunami of unparalleled violence! The blue star is 150 times the size of the sun. The explosion easily melts a terrestrial planet in its wake. An unlucky moon also glows white hot as it meets its fate. A Space Bird observing from 800 million miles away has no chance of escape! The stellar explosion will occur in about a thousand years.

Underneath The Ice On Europa

Took this picture 60 miles underneath the ice sheet on Jupiter's moon Europa. Strange, blue and purple jellyfish-like creatures roam the inky sea. The creatures are phosphorescent and over 20 miles in diameter!

The Road To Paradise On Submin VII

Pilgrims come from all over the Milky Way to walk The Path on Submin VII. Tropical vegetation blooms under a rare golden sun on this rich world.

The road is 25,000 miles long and encircles the globe. The path begins nowhere and ends nowhere.

It simply is.

Pilgrims believe anyone that dies on this blessed world goes to paradise. The planet is towards the center of the galaxy.

Ice Lake On Nimbus VII

This beautiful little world has very low gravity and the hills rise at a sharp angle. A white-dwarf sun is reflected in a pool of frozen ammonia. The atmosphere is almost gone.

There is still life here! The hills glow from a blue, fluorescent algae. Nimbus VII is located at the edge of our galaxy.

Moons of Kaeh

Kaeh is a planet around Epsilon Eridani, third closest star to the sun. Kaeh is a terrestrial planet but is graced with twelve moons. Five of these moons surround the Statue of Victory, erected by the first colonists in 2108.

River Of Dreams

Michellina II is a very isolated planet about 300 million light years from Earth. The lonely planet's sun was ejected from the Andromeda Galaxy eons ago and the solar system drifts in intergalactic space. No stars show in its desolate skies. Two moons grace its riparian lanscape.

Midnight Sky on Orientus III

Night sky on Orientus III in the Trifid Nebula. The sky shows off the colors of the nearby nebula.

Blue Giant Planet

Morilius V orbits a blue-star in the Gamma Quadrant of the Milky Way. The monument is to the first colonists that arrived here in 2772. Their star sports enormous sunspots.

April Sunset on Rochella III

Rochella III is so earth-like the early colonists used the same names for the months of the year. The planet is also in the Andromeda Galaxy. It's nearly identical twin, Rochella II, shines as an evening star.

Martian Canal With Red Weed

This photo was taken 07/04/2576 during the 500th anniversary of the first Martian Colony. Canals crisscross the Red Planet much as Percival Lowell envisioned in the early 1900's. A curious red weed, as mentioned in H.G Well's The War of the Worlds, chokes this canal. The sun shines through the dusty martian sky.

Renoir World

Renoir World was settled during the Second Wave in 3166. It orbits a star in the Sombrero Galaxy. The vegetation reminded the first settlers of a Renoir painting.

Oceania

Unlucky Oceania is a waterworld. It orbits a red dwarf and a pulsar in the Large Magellanic Cloud. The world is bathed in deadly radiation.

Hot Jupiter Lava Flow and Volcano

A very hot planet! It orbits its sun once every three days at a distance of 23 million miles. The glowing planet to the upper right is even closer. The planet is in the Andromeda Galaxy.

Alpha, Beta and Gamma Centauri

A lifeless, icy moon orbits the triple Centauri system. There is an alien monitoring outpost here.

Radioactive Ruins of Philadelphia 3010

The ruins of Philadelphia still glow an angry orange even after 1,000 years. The city was destroyed in 2010 by a 20 megaton warhead during the first days of The Great Change. The white lines are the remains of its empty streets.

Tidal Wave Strikes East Coast of USA on April Fools Day 2012

A massive two-mile high tsunami will drown the East Coast in 2012. The remains of Atlantic City show at the top of the photo.

A Space Bird Flys Through The Whirlpool Galaxy

A common space bird flys with a comet in a starry region of the Whirlpool Galaxy. The dark circle is the remains of a recent supernova.

Martian Sunset, South Pole

Beautiful, but very cold! The distant sun sets at the Martian South Pole. The blue ice is frozen carbon dioxide.

Site of First Earth Landing on Cydonia

The obelisk marks the spot where the first colonists touched down on Mars on 07/04/2076. You can see Earth as a blue ball above the monument. The photo was taken in 2208 after a century of terraforming.

Dawn on Beryllia III

Stunning dawn on a beach on Beryllia!! This is a moon that orbits the orange Jupiter-like planet. in the sky. The planet is also being eclipsed by another of its many moons. The whole system orbits a red giant sun over 50,000 light years from Earth. One of the jewels of the Milky Way!

River Planet

River Planet is in the Hydra star cluster. The planet has 15,000 stars as neighbors within one light year and stars light up the night sky. There is only one main river on this world and it stretches for 4.000 miles.

Lost Van Gogh

This is the final Van Gogh and the only known photograph. The original painting was destoyed by the artist before he died

Autumn on 'Chi

Autumnal vegetation burns on 'Chi, which orbits a star only 150 light years from Earth. It's climate is very similar to temperate zones on our planet but much more intense.

Masonic World

Masonic World orbits Tau Ceti, it was settled in 2109 during the early part of the First Wave. The monument in the foreground honors the first colonists. The purplish moon above the background monument is a watermoon. The ocean is 50 miles deep and the ocean is purple from algae.

Styxx River Sunset on Kafkan IV

The miserable planet was named for Franz Kafka and was settled in 2883. The mocha colored river flows through the capital city of Purcello. You can see a hummingcopter in the upper left. Their star is a red giant and sports gigantic sunspots.

Monument to Earth

This is an old monument to Earth on one of the many thousands of colony worlds. The year is 3404 and the planet is Gandhi III. It also orbits a dual star system. Gravity is 1.4 of earth and no building is over 50 feet tall.

The Monument to Ze'De on Kankedo IV

Ze'De will conquer most of the Milky Way Galaxy 12,000 years from now. The monument is at her birthplace on her home planet of Kankedo.

Maxwell V Parliament Building

This planet is Maxwell V in the Andromeda Galaxy. The planet is much like Earth in the early 20th Century. The dark building is their parliament and the the brown building to the right is their supreme court. The sky is a smoggy brown and makes their sun appear bluish.

Last Day on Titabia II in the Coma Galaxy

This photo was taken moments before their sun went supernova. The blue lake in the background contained an intelligent aquatic lifeform that was extinguished with the planet.

Sunset at Valley Forge in 1777

Sunset at Valley Forge on February 12,1777 I tried getting George Washington to stand in front of the cannons but he was too busy.