Andromeda

Proxima Centauri

Hyperion

Callisto is the 4th moon of the planet Jupiter and the 3rd largest moon in our solar system. What's fascinating about Callisto is that there may possibly be an ocean of liquid water under it's frozen surface. After realizing how adaptable life is here on Earth, who's to say life didn't form there as well? I mean after all.. "We are star stuff" right? Even if it is just some archaic form of bacteria near thermal vents deep in the subsurface ocean, life is still life. :)

Callisto

Say hello to Arcturus. An orange giant in the constellation Boötes. At just 36.7 lightyears away, it is the 4th brightest star in the Earth's sky (not including the Sun of course :) It is moving through our own Milky Way galaxy at a speed of 121.7 kilometers per second, relative to the Sun. Being an orange giant, it has likely exhausted its hydrogen and has begun fusing helium into oxygen and carbon in its core. It will continue to expand before shedding its outer shell and ending its life as a white dwarf inside a planetary nebula. 
Just for size reference..
Earth compared to Sun..
http://www.co-intelligence.org/newsletter/images/sun-etc.jpg
Sun compared to Arcturus..
http://hsudarren.files.wordpress.com/2007/07/arcturus.jpg
mindblowing isn't it?

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Arcturus

Named after the Roman god, Mercury is the innermost and smallest planet in the Solar System. It rockets around the sun in about 88 (earth) days with an average speed right around 107,000 miles per hour. That's fast as shit! Since it has virtually no atmosphere to retain heat, Mercury's surface experiences the greatest temperature variation of all the planets, ranging from 800 °F during the day to -280 °F at night.
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Mercury

It's kinda like old megaman video game music mixed with electronica and trance. My solo project just for shits n' giggles :D

Dimensions (Mike DeTillo)