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Pyrrhos Rising

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8 comments

  1. Gwanuneg
    Gwanuneg
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    I like the way this looks, just fine!
  2. Tobjoern
    Tobjoern
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    At first I had the same concerns as taepal, but after your clarification I am relieved.

    ...and I agree with Betty: It looks absolutely spectacular!
    1. ZekAonar
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      Thank you, Tobjoern. Yes, I am sure that many people, at first glance, found themselves wondering the same. Surely however, you know how dedicated I am to finding the facts and communicating the science behind the lore
  3. Elbethien
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    That is very impressive! Sunrise/Sunset looks most spectacular.
    1. ZekAonar
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      Thanks! I love that one as well.
  4. taepal77
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    Too close to the sun.
    It is very dangerous. X0
    1. ZekAonar
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      No, it is not too close, taepal It is just very large
      Pyrrhos is a red giant -- a very old star that is nearly out of fuel. Low density. High luminosity.
    2. xrayy
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      indeed! very spectacular but it would be definitely the end of our green tamriel world
      but who cares ? i did the same with our moon and earth
      http://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/images/154355/?