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Solipsist WorldYou're in my solipsistic world and I am God in this context.
You interfere and I acknowledge; I might reciprocate.
However my reaction is an action for my own benefit.
I manipulate the world and will inevitably fall for it.
There's no one to catch me, as I find myself in a pantheistic world;
a world that is over-populated yet void;
a world that revolves around me, yet I am no central point.
I'm out of focus, as I am the narrator of my own story, and you are in it.

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04 - The dwarf planetsby *MartinSilvertant

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04 - The solar system - The dwarf planets
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*Urus-28 Apr 10, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

We are little things... Even compare to our small solar system...

*MartinSilvertant Apr 11, 2013 Professional General Artist

Unfathomably small when compared to our solar system alone. There's nothing which inspires more awe than the universe itself.

*Urus-28 Apr 11, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I agree

~MizuMegamiSama Apr 4, 2013

I always get sad whenever I think of Sedna...

*MartinSilvertant Apr 5, 2013 Professional General Artist

Because of the name or the wide orbit?

~MizuMegamiSama Apr 5, 2013

As I recall, Sedna the goddess had a sad story... so both.

*MartinSilvertant Apr 5, 2013 Professional General Artist

I never looked the mythology about Sedna up. I just did briefly, and indeed the stories are rather sad. The name Sedna seems quite appropriate to such a desolate cosmic object.

~MizuMegamiSama Apr 5, 2013

Indeed.

~Dyun Nov 26, 2011 Professional Digital Artist

Nice work! I've seen these kind of (moving) diagrams on NASAs' site.

*MartinSilvertant Nov 26, 2011 Professional General Artist

Thanks. From the NASA images it was actually a lot of work to decipher which orbit belongs to which dwarf planet. I think I got it right...

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