Helios Systemby ~danarogon

Digital Art / Mixed Media / Sci-Fi

Time to come back to life after all this time of hibernation!

This is The Helios System. A fictional extrasolar system for my personal project "Gaia 6".

for the next few months I am going to make one to several artworks of each one of this planets.... since i obviously can't make this sound more interesting i'll just leave you whit the maker of the gas giant's textures:

Planet's names (from left to right):

Hermes

Aphrodite

Ares: [link]

Hestia

Gaia

Cronus

Zeus

Hephaestus

Caelus

Poseidon

Hades

Tartarus

ps: download picture for full view and details

*Colourbrand Aug 5, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Gorgeous -- the gas giants are super sexy here

`priteeboy Aug 4, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Cool! but I can't help but wonder that 5 gas giants is kinda a lot for one system

Then again there's no "four or less" rule just because that's what ours has. But I always imagined our Solar System was already being generous having four of them

That blue one closest to the sun looks like a perfect candidate for floating lifeforms perhaps, and maybe a breathable atmosphere

~danarogon Aug 4, 2012 Student Digital Artist

Yeah I know there are a lot of gas giants on this system. Whit all that mass flying around it does make Helios (the single star on the system) to move around like crazy In my Physics simulations. Details about each planet weren't yet "revealed". I am going to fill all that info on this Image's description each time I a make a artwork about that specific planet. but I can tell you that this is a system of titans. the star is more then 3 times the mass our sun due to the dust cloud where this system formed was much larger then ours. this allowed for more and larger worlds to form.

As for Gaia (the blue gas giant that is about 2.3 times heavier then Jupiter) is in fact on the local Goldilock zone (which Is 4 AUs from Helios). but that is kinda obvious since this is the "Gaia 6" project