Screenshot Contest for March 2005

TERRIER · Post #21by **TERRIER** » 03.03.2005, 15:32

I'd like to enter this picture of the Magellan launch, but I use 1280 x 1024 for my screenshots.

regards,
TERRIER

jgrillo2002 · Post #22by **jgrillo2002** » 07.03.2005, 12:40

thats fine

Rassilon · Post #23by **Rassilon** » 07.03.2005, 17:51

eburacum45 wrote:I am not really a competitive person, but I am quite proud of this picture (I generally process Celestia images a little bit before they go on the Orion's Arm site to show rocket exhaust and so on, but this one is untouched).
Some Starhand robots building a zero-gee habitat;

Very alien...I like!

ajtribick · Post #24by **ajtribick** » 08.03.2005, 19:38

Alula Australis screenshot - sorry it is located on deviantART, but I can't FTP from this location.

cel://Follow/Alula Australis Bb/2005-03-19T19:14:49.70077?x=AD1J18VwBR5y5qL+/////w&y=AEs/XI/NkV5FMa4&z=AOwzf+V/fAp1RG7//////w&ow=-0.056257&ox=0.961492&oy=0.145047&oz=-0.226561&select=Alula Australis Bb&fov=50.248428&ts=-1.000000&ltd=0&rf=38807&lm=2"

Bob Hegwood · Post #25by **Bob Hegwood** » 12.03.2005, 16:17

Can't believe that no one else has added this screenshot yet... <shrug>

Click the link below to see my favorite screenshot from Celestia.
Is a representation of the Space Station from 2001. Much prefer this to the
floating pile of space junk which is our current space station.

Click HERE.

Thanks, Bob

Tosv · Post #26by **Tosv** » 12.03.2005, 18:18

Alula Australis is indeed one of the most astonishing systems I??ve found in Celestia so far. Two double-stars orbiting each other.

I found it about two weeks ago and I instantly bookmarked it. Space is with no doubt a fachinating place...

TERRIER · Post #27by **TERRIER** » 12.03.2005, 23:12

Bob Hegwood wrote:Much prefer this to the floating pile of space junk which is our current space station.

Awwwww c'mon, it aint that bad !

BTW, My first non-standard Window$ desktop background was a Celestia screenshot of a less detailed 2001 Space Station.

regards,
TERRIER

PS Anybody know where the 2001 Space Station draws its power supply from ?

Rocket Man · Post #28by **Rocket Man** » 14.03.2005, 22:12

How many screenshots can we enter?

The Conjunction by Don Edwards screenshot is really cool. Love the earth-like planets as moons.

julesstoop · Post #29by **julesstoop** » 14.03.2005, 22:43

My screenshot (used photoshop only for conversion from color to grayscale):

The inspiration:
http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/i ... ageID=1426

John Van Vliet · Post #30by **John Van Vliet** » 23.03.2005, 12:10

this is one of my desktop backgrounds

and

and hear is a link to some of my photo gallery
http://johnscelestiapage.no-ip.com/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=CelestiaScreenShots1

Beowulf01 · Post #31by **Beowulf01** » 23.03.2005, 23:36

Now that i got my celestria program back in shap here is my screenshot for teh month.... skating in at the end of the month... typical me.

I call it "A Long Way From Home"

Post #32by **ElChristou** » 25.03.2005, 18:22

hi, one shot... one...

Michael Kilderry · Post #33by **Michael Kilderry** » 26.03.2005, 06:55

Is this still going? I thought I would have missed it during my absence from the forum and the internet altogether...

Well, Here's my screenshot entry!

The gas planet of Demeter and gigantic moon Starlight, two worlds of Proxima Centauri from my new addon.

Michael Kilderry

jgrillo2002 · Post #34by **jgrillo2002** » 27.03.2005, 08:46

Rocket Man wrote:How many screenshots can we enter?

The Conjunction by Don Edwards screenshot is really cool. Love the earth-like planets as moons.

The submitter that wants to enter the contest is one screenshot per person

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