The warped skyline of Kaleidiscopia City graced the world of Altama for eons. A full, blue moon shares the Winter twilight with the planets warm, golden sun.
Red flying saucers begin harvesting fruit off a giant bubble-tree on Mohawk VII. The yellowish Chrysant Galaxy shines in the evening twilight. Mohawk VII is 25 billion light years away. The entire Universe hums with life and incredible beauty!
Feeble light from stars shines on the ruins of Moribdus III. Their star went nova centuries ago, leaving ruins of their 19th Century technology to rust forever. The dead husk of the star still haunts the sky!
Kaleidiscopia City was nicknamed the 'City of Gems', among many others. This view of The Crystal Tower is from the foot of The Bridge of Sighs. The Tower was almost eight miles high!
Altama was a remarkably beautiful planet in the Cyclops Galaxy. It's capital city was Kaleidiscopia.
The photo shows the famous Crystal Tower at the left, across The Great Square. The tower is over 1000 stories tall and was carved from a single quartz crystal!
The planet also sports a gigantic moon covered in water 200 miles deep!
Mankind's first interstellar probe enters the Wolf 351 solar system 01/12/2086. The Icarus probe is shown folding its solar wings as it prepares to orbit the earth-like planet.
A lazy reptilian creature sleeps by the banks of a salty stream in Surreal Park. The bizarre stream has oceanic type waves. The park is on the planet Altama, about 35 billion light-years away in the Cyclops Galaxy.
The Ionic Sea is on Atlantica III in the Electric Universe. Intense radiation lights up the sky. There is no life in the Electric Universe, although it can be very beautiful!
Green comets buzz harmlessly by in the sky above Gladever III in the Whirlpool Galaxy. Two bizarre moons slowly rise.
The skies above Gladever III are constantly bombarded with electromagnetic radiation causing spectacular daytime auroras. The planet is very tropical and will be colonized about 5000 years from now.
An icy moon with a liquid methane ocean orbits a lifeless, nameless planet in the Cyclops Galaxy. Wispy clouds of methane drift by in the eternally dark sky.
A double sunset ushers in the first night of Winter on Jane's World. This planet orbits the double-star W0lf 424, only 14 light years away. Our sun is the bright star in the far upper left.
This world, and thousands of others, was named for Jane Sennett-- the heroine of The Great Calamity Of 2010.
This Jeweled City on Altama in the Cylcops Galaxy was often plagued by magnetic and electrical storms in its 10,000 year history. The legends of Kaleidiscopia City lasted millions of years after the planet died.
The last of the ice melts away on the Jovian moon Europa in the distant future. The sun will expand 5 billion years from now, heating Jupiter to a bright orange colour and melting its frozen moons into liquid seas.
The warmer temperatures will also form an atmosphere on Europa. Life will flourish on Europa in the distant future, just as it does now!
Carnival on an alien planet could be very, very surreal! This planet was called Altama and its capital city was Kaleidiscopia. The inhabitants enjoyed riding around in bizarre balloons!
Altama existed billions of years ago in the Cyclops Galaxy
A gigantic blue egg orbits the asteroid Vesta in the Asteroid Belt. Mars glows red in the background and the earth appears as a blue dot eclipsing the sun. The egg is 150 miles long and its shell is 5 mile thick. Something is growing inside....
The Egg will be discovered during the first manned expedition to the Asteroid Belt in 2078.
This colourful building provided all the energy needs for Kaleidiscopia City for hundreds of years, using nanotechnology and fusion. The entire building glowed with power!
A swarm of stars, galaxies and moons surrounds the Parliament Tower on Aurilieus II in the Comma Galaxy, 10,000 years in the future. The Earth is now a forgotten legend from the very distant past...
The beautiful moon Serpentine is framed in an archway on the Imperial Palace on Gladimoris III. The planet is in the Cyclops Galaxy, 35 billion light years from Earth.
The moon is covered with small lakes and tropical vegetation.
Agra is an agricultural world in the Andromeda Galaxy. It is mostly dry grasslands but sports a small ocean. It will be settled during the Third Wave, about 1,500 years from now.
Petra is the reddish moon. It is almost entirely made from quartz except for its small polar ice caps. The highest mountain on Petra is 20 feet!
Akwah is almost 100% pure fresh water. It supplies the drinking water to over 1,000 colony planets.
Neuyawk is a moon of the gas giant Gaspron seen in the upper left. It is one of the oldest colony worlds, settled in 2156, and is only 101 light years from Earth.
In a bizarre twist of fate, the Triple Towers were destroyed in a terrorist attack 09/11/2201!
Our Sun will turn into a planet-eating monster in the distant future. The Sun is hours away from devouring the Earth in this scene. The Earth's oceans are shown violently boiling away into space.
Venusia is a planet in the Cyclops Galaxy. The photo shows its giant moon rising above some odd alien structures. Venusia's sister planet is Altama, which is shown in the next entry!
Both planets were destroyed billions of years ago in a supernova.
A monstrous looking bloody moon rises above the Bridge of Sighs across Kaleidiscopia Bay. The water turns to crimson in the waning autumnal twilight. The green evening star overhead is Venusia.
First day of Winter on this planet in the Whirlpool Galaxy. Two beautiful full moons share the velvet skies. Jeremius !V will be settled about 2000 years from now.
These twin worlds are only 136 light years away. The larger planet, Castor, is a desert world. Pollux is very earth-like with continents, clouds, seas and even a hurricane in its primary ocean.
A celestial intruder has sent this planet and its strange moon on a deadly path into its sun. The unlucky planet's ocean has already started to boil away!
Two beautiful moons, Lula and Ruth, orbit Jane's World. Both moons sport planet-wide oceans over 300 miles deep. Jane's World is named for Jane Sennett, the courageous heroine of The Great Calamity Of 2010!
Over 5,000 star, planets and moons will be named after Jane in the next 1.000 years!
A crater-scarred purple moon gently collides with a reddish moon above the surface of an alien world. This surreal photo is from a different universe, or maybe just a bizarre dream!
A piece of a different Universe is floating in the Milky Way Galaxy. The fragment broke off after a recent collision in the Multiverse. This fragment has its own laws of space and time as it quietly floats in our Universe.
The luckless planet Kirena III was completely destroyed by a gigantic asteroid, instantly slaying 3 billion souls. The poor planet had only a mid 20-Century technology and couldn't save itself from the impending calamity.
The planet's sun and a handful of stars look upon the wicked scene with complete disinterest.
How rich with life the Universe is!
These photos and digital paintings attempt to show what other worlds may ylook like. Use these photos for wallpaper or anyway else that you like, they are all free!
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Eduardo Fish.....................................