Endless

Another gigantic super-cluster of galaxies lies beyond The Great Void. Trillions of distant galaxies glow red in the endless sea of space!

The dark moon in the foreground is Termi; a Great Void of 10 billion light years looms in the distance.

Marbles In The Sky

A dark-green moon named Liso gently rises above one of the golden arches in Surreal Park on Cordero Prime at dusk. Venusia is the bright evening star on the left.

The Dark And Endless Skies

A globular star cluster turns the night sky into a jewel box above Cordero Prime. Dozens of blue-giant stars also help to light up the Emperor's Garden on this incredible planet in the Sombrero Galaxy. Thousands of the stars in this rich cluster sport their own civilizations. The Sombrero Galaxy is perhaps the most fertile galaxy in the entire Universe!

Equidora Rising On Lingero III

The desert moon Equidora gently rises above the Red House on a typically cloudy evening. Lingero III is a water-soaked world that is blessed with fountains and enormous rivers and swamps. Equidora hardly has a molecule of water on its dessicated surface.

The solar-system is located in a very dense globular cluster in the Sombrero Galaxy. Dozens of stars are close enough to shine even in the daytime.

Lingero III And Equidora At Night

Lingero III is a swampy planet located in a globular cluster, deep inside the Sombrero Galaxy. Thousands of stars lie within a one-light year radius, and Lingero III is a stranger to darkness. Many of these stars can also boast of their own life-forms and galactic civilizations.

A lone moon, Equidora, sports a planet-wide desert, and helps to give the nocturnal riparian landscape its ruddy hue.

Verdeoro II Double Dawn

Another golden dawn on this green, pastoral world in the Sombrero Galaxy. Grazing, antelope-like quadrupeds watch the twin suns rise. Verdeoro II is one of the many agricultural planets that help to feed Cordero Prime.

Red Sky At Morning

It was a red sky at morning for the First of July. It was an ominous portent of The Great Calamity about to strike the world!

Julio II In The Whirlpool Galaxy

Another sultry, summery day on Julio II. The planet is very hot and humid because it is only 84 million miles from its sun. Violent storms have just turned the sky a menacing dark green.

Temperate and tropical rain forests cover this very rich and beautiful green world! One of the most precious gems of the Whirlpool Galaxy!

A Sky Full Of Saucers

Dropa stone-shaped UFO's swarm in the skies of Mauikaui'i II, only 180 light-years away. The UFO's make frequent trips to Earth. Mauikaui'i II is known throughout the Milky Way Galaxy for its rich beauty!

Mauikaui'i II's lone moon is covered with a thick ocean 100 miles deep. The moon is called Quaabaha and is shown gently rising above a sleeping volcano.

The Ancient Gardens Of Cordero Prime

Bizarre plant specimens grow outside in the ancient ruins of Cordero Prime. The Emperor's Garden is over 10,000 years old. It can boast of having many strange plants native to the Sombrero Galaxy.

The two suns of Cordero Prime, Rojo and Blanco, gaze lazily through the roof of the old ruins, while another Summer day slowly drifts by on this remarkable planet!

Aceite II

Massive geysers of petroleum erupt on Aceite II in the Whirlpool Galaxy. Purple and yellow flames scorch the ground as the bloated red sun rises in the east.

Winter Solstice Midnight On Cordero Prime

Cordero Prime is located inside a thick cluster of stars in the Sombrero Galaxy. The midnight sky is velvet blue as millions of colourful stars, some very close, gaze down on the tranquil Winter scene.

Summer On Cordero Prime

A riot of psychedelic colours erupts each Summer at the Emperor's Garden on Cordero Prime. These surreal gardens adorn the palace grounds of this rich world in the Sombrero Galaxy!

Acobo VIII Summer Sunsrise

The planet Acobo VIII is in the Sombrero Galaxy. Acobo XVIII orbits two blue giant suns-- El Gordo and La Flaca. The smaller, darker sun is La Flaca. She has risen in the East at least an hour before her stout, slothful spouse!

Acobo VIII has a moon that is very Mars-like called Ares. It even sports two polar ice caps and a planetary desert. Ares is retrograde and about to set in the East!

Winter Dusk On Germanicus III

This planet in the Sombrero Galaxy has a red giant sun. The sky turns crimson with the Winter sunset. A monstrous, crystalline moon is already rising in the East above the bare trees.

El Gordo And La Flaca In The Sombrero Galaxy

Acobo VIII is a beautiful world orbiting two blue giant stars in the Sombrero Galaxy. The tropical planet orbits its suns at the same distance Pluto orbits our Sun. El Gordo, the larger of the two blue titans, has a girth as wide as the orbit of Mars. La Flaca gives off an alien, ultraviolet glow as she circles her portly mate.

Last Day On Nictickba II

A distant, galactic collision has resulted in a planetary calamity on Nictickba II. A Jupiter-sized planet is about to destroy this inhabited world. A bright comet heralded the arrival of the behemoth, minutes before the atmosphere was ripped away!

The Ruins Of Dijiste III

Ruins of some sort of temple were found by the first Earth colonists when they surveyed Dijiste III in the Whirlpool Galaxy, about 5,000 years from now.

Two bright suns blaze in the cerulean skies of this lonely planet.

Oceaniania III

The first day of Summer begins on Oceaniania III in the Sombrero Galaxy. A Saturn-like moon eclipses the purplish sun as it dawns over the alien sea.

Three unattractive moons trail behind their beautiful sister in the dream-like skies of Oceaniania III.

Creoque

Creoque was a beautiful planet that existed trillions of eons ago in a distant Universe. Graceful, giant moons filled its tranquil skies. Many Seekers walked Creoque's surreal landscapes and found eternal peace in its bizarre beauty.

Red Antares

A scorched and ancient asteroid orbits the star Antares. Two Saturn-like worlds are off in the distance. Antares is a red-giant star, about 600 light-years away.

All Along The Watchtower

An ancient watchtower still stands on a Nieve VII in the Sombrero Galaxy as a mysterious blue moon watches from the bizarre sky. Nieve VII was abandoned hundreds of years ago after being conquered by the Cordero Empire.

Sister Moon

The newborn Moon still glows red, as it rises above the Earth's first ocean. Greenish, volcanic clouds still cover parts of the nascent lunar landscape.

The Moon had a sister for only 5 million years, called Samantha. The smaller, greenish moon was in an unstable orbit, and Samantha drifted away billions of years ago.

Dark Side Of The Moon

Two silver flying saucers buzz past the dark side of the Moon. Next stop, Earth!

Spring Evening On Cordero Prime

Two tiny twin moons, Fue and Fui, gently rise above the Emperor's Garden. It is another warm Spring evening on Cordero Prime in the Sombrero Galaxy.

Siempre Hay El Sol

A newborn moon watches a boiling hot sunrise on the steamy Earth. Small craters dot the unfamiliar,red-hot landscape. The young Sun gazes proudly at its two beautiful children. Siempre hay el sol!

Sombrero Galaxy Scene

A rare green comet sails between twin gas giants in the skies above a rocky moon.

Flying Saucer On Cordero Prime

A multi-coloured flying saucer buzzes the Imperial Gardens on Cordero Prime. A vivid sun also shares the surreal skies of this incredible planet in the Sombrero Galaxy!

The Great Calamity Of 2009 Strikes!

The Great Calamity of 2009 is upon us all!

Spring Evening On Cordero Prime

A balmy Spring evening invites the stars to shine on Cordero Prime in the Sombrero Galaxy. The planet is in a cluster stuffed with stars. The colourful walls of the Old Palace are almost 10,000 years old

The Sombrero Galaxy is very rich with life and can boast of spawning thousands of galactic civilizations!

The Garden Of Fountains On Cordero Prime

Artists came from all over the Sombrero Galaxy to study art under the bizarre but beautiful skies of Cordero Prime. The Emperor's Garden Of Fountains stretched on for almost 500 miles!

The Surreal Skies Of Cordero Prime

A bizarre alien city on Cordero Prime, somewhere on a planet in the Sombrero Galaxy. A psychedelic sun looks down upon the surreal skyscrapers of this dream-like world!

The Midnight Skies Of Cordero Prime

Midnight in the Emperor's Garden on Cordero Prime. The exotic Gardens contained bizarre specimens from the all over the Sombrero Galaxy!

A phosphorescent nebula shares the skies with an icy moon above the surreal topiary display.

There's A Bad Moon On The Right

Another green dawn heralds another day in Kaleidiscopia City! The ancient ruins of the Old City are silhouetted against the kaleidoscopic sunrise. A dark moon still hangs in the sky, a portent of a great calamity!

Another Night In Kaleidiscopia City

The streets of Kaleidiscopia City were always jumping after dark. The buildings glowed with their own power systems and many bizarre moons filled the dark skies above the City of Gems.

April Nova

The sun suddenly explodes in the early April sky. Enormous gravitational tides cause massive tsunamis of boiling water to sweep across the hills of eastern Pennsylvania!

Swamp World And Cerdo

Swamp World and Cerdo are twin worlds that orbit Epsilon Eridani, only 10 light years away. The planets rotate around each other once a day. The smaller world, Cerdo, raises gigantic oceanic tides on Swamp World. A warm, gentle tsunami of salt water bathes Swamp @orld every 25 hours. Cerdo is a sterile world with a sulfuric atmosphere. It sports an enormous sulpher volcano at its North Pole.

A deeply blemished Epsilon Eridani gazes at her two homely offspring with a little disappointment, far off in the distance at the lower right.

Springtime In Surreal Park

A giant bird takes off from the top of a monument in Surreal Park. The sun explodes with a wave of Tesla Energy and ignites the psychedelic skies!

Cordero Prime

A reddish moon gazes upon a temple complex on Cordero Prime in the Sombrero Galaxy. The Cordero's empire covers most of the beautiful galaxy in the Virgo Cluster.

Axis II

The planet Axis II is in the exact center of the Milky Way Galaxy. It orbits two bright stars and a black hole. A purple flying saucer buzzes by, admiring the colourful flowers that grow on this fascinating world!

Tengo II Sunrise

Sibling moons help to greet another icy dawn on Tengo II. A frozen mist of carbon dioxide coats the trees and ground, the temperature is 390 degrees below zero!

Spring Dawn In Surreal Park

The first day of Spring begins in Surreal Park. The park is on Tesla III in the Sombrero Galaxy. Spikes of Tesla Energy explode from the strange sun.

Nighttime In Surreal Park

The park glows with two full moons! One moon is very earthlike and the other resembles Venus. Millions of stars glow in the skies of Surreal Park!

Spring Tides On Gato II

The rare alignment of two crescent moons causes massive tidal flooding on Gato II. A red flying saucer also buzzes by take a look. The planet is in the Rana Galaxy, about 4 billion light years away!

Far Away

This planet is in another Universe inside another dimension. Totally alien!

Late Winter's Evening At Kaleidiscopia Harbour

A fat, full moon turns the clouds yellow above a Tall Ship in Kaleidiscopia Harbour. The waters of the harbour were always a bright, blue azure.

Verano IV

Verano IV orbits a very sun-like star in the Andromeda Galaxy. The planet is tropical and blessed with vivid tropical plants of all colours, very much like Earth during the Cretaceous Period.

Eclipse On Morgan III

A blue moon is too small to cast much of a shadow on Morgan III as it eclipses the sun. The silver-rich planet is in the Whirlpool Galaxy. Silver ore covers the planet, the moon is made mostly of iron ore.

Moonrise Over Kaleidiscopia Bay

A greenish moon named Mahalo rises over Kalei-discopia Bay just as the sun sets by The Bridge Of Sighs.

Ghost Ship

A phantom ship slips underneath The Bridge Of Sighs as the morning sun burns off the orange mist in Kaleidiscopia Harbour.