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Alex
Artist | Hobbyist | Digital Art

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21yo Astronomy/Physics student who needed a place to dump his scribbles.

www.trulyscience.com

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~preethi524 Jun 1, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

woah! Thank u sooo much for the favs and the watch

Much appreciated! Sorry for the delay in responding

*DestinyDecade May 13, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Happy Birthday.

~depyy May 13, 2013 General Artist

thanks for the watch!

*GabrielEvans May 7, 2013 Professional Traditional Artist

Thanks for the fave, bud

If you want to see more of my work please.....

Check out my website, Creations in a Teapot [link]
Like me on Facebook [link]
Follow my blog [link]

But no pressure

....I appreciate the support you've shown

*OddworldianPrincess Apr 17, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Thanks again for stopping by at my gallery. Here's a llama for you :3
What is it that you like the most about astronomy and physics? What goals do you have in your future in that field?

~Synethos Apr 17, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Thanks

And I want to go on in Astronomy. Not 100% sure yet what direction yet, but instrumentation seems awesome. (developing tools for telescopes to make them better, and thinking of new ways to observe the stars.)

*OddworldianPrincess Apr 26, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

That sounds like an awesome job- I dream of one day being able to see the surfaces of the Keplar planets

~Synethos May 12, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Seeing the planets is extremely hard, we've only directly seen about 7, and they were miniscule specs on the pic. Most are found via other methods which do not directly see them, but for instance look at the brightness of the star (which gows down by ~ 0.1% when the planet moves infront of it.)

Astronomers are busy with indirectly measuring the atmosphere though

*OddworldianPrincess Apr 17, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Also, thanks for the watch!

I hope you like my future pieces

~PictureOnProgress Apr 16, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

You're an astronomer? That's quite interesting

Also, thanks for tuning in

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