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1. The squiggly lines in this image might represent ice or quakes. It could have been formed by colder temperatures and water on Europa.

2. The colors in this image might represent more ice or different textures. It could have been formed by lots of wind or different natural changes to Europa.

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1. The high value in this image could represent frozen parts. It could have been formed by the process of the temperature freezing parts of the comet.

2. The texture in this image could represent rocks because it looks lumpy. It could have been formed by things floating and running into the comet

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1. The big and small circles in this image might represent craters. It could have been formed by smaller asteroids colliding with it.

2. The different shadings in this image might represent different levels of the surface. It could have been formed by different disasters (sizes and types) impacting in different places.

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1. The curvy lines of the ice in this image might represent ripples of water. It could have been formed by the process of katabatic winds which blow the wind down.

2. The contrast of the colors in this image might represent clouds above the ground. It could have been formed by the poles being colder than the equator.

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"Venus Colorized" and "Rainbow Planet" by Hannah Kimm

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1. The variety of color in this image might represent that it is colored by heat signature. It could have been formed by editing and technology.
2.The veiny look in this image might represent rivers. It could have been formed by water moving and running.

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The starburst pattern near the bottom left of the image might represent the impact of an asteroid crash. It could have been formed by an asteroid crashing onto the moon's surface

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1. The high value in this image might represent a collision. It could have been caused by an explosion caused by an impactor

2.The craters in this image might represent a meteorite. It could have been formed by a meteor colliding with the surface.

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1. The straight lines in this image might represent faults in the moon’s icy surface. It could have been formed through the process of a moon-quake.

2. The blue color in this image might represent the icy surface of the moon. This might have been formed by a cold atmosphere, freezing the surface.

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"Enceladus' Icy Surface" and "Icy Surface" by Marielle Essma

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The jagged and straight lines in this image might represent craters. It could've been formed by an asteroid collision.

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Jupiter's Moon Europa: Chaos     Will Dale

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Jupiter's Moon Europa: Chaos     Will Dale

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NASA Image ID Tag |
| Original Artwork ID Tag
Jupiter's Moon Europa: Chaos  |
| Jupiter’s Moon on Canvas
Image Description: Jupiter’s Moon is very rocky and there are a lot of lines on the moon. |
| Artwork Description:I used a variety of pastels to color and blend colors for the planet. I also used a pencil, and a flair pen for the lines. I also used string for the lines.
Image Credit: NASA/JPl |
| Artist Name: Will Dale
Additional Detail:The cracks and fault lines and fissures on the icy surface of Europa resemble activity we observe on our own North and South poles.
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| Additional Detail:I did a lot of blending with this piece between the brown and blue. I also used string to add depth to show better how it is a rocky terrain and how it isn’t just flat terrain. I also added some blends in blue to the brown to show that there is a little ice in that area.

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Artistic Element DescriptionThe lines in all over the terrain might show that it is A rocky terrain.The Brown area to the left side shows a lack of ice which means that It is a warmer climate in that area.

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The circle or circular shapes in the image might represent a crater.. It could have been formed by a collision from a smaller asteroid.

The dark values  in this image might represent shadows from small mountains or hills. These could have been formed by platonic plates moving or by other weathering.

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"False Color image of Oppia Crater on giant asteroid Vesta" (original image from NASA) and "Pastel Planet" by Connor White

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1.) The circle shapes in this image could represent tall mountains or hills on the surface of the planet. They could also represent craters caused by impact from large asteroids/meteors.

2.) The vast amount of colors in this image could represent a toxic atmosphere around the planet. It could have formed after many toxic gasses/chemicals came to rest in the planet's atmosphere.

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"Saturn's Moon Hyperion" and "Holy rock"by Audrey Essma

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1.The Many circles in this Imagine might represent craters. It could have been formed by Asteroids crashing on the surface.

2.The rough texture in this image might represent rocky mountains. It could have been formed by the number of asteroids hitting Saturn’s moon, making the surface have a rough texture

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"Saturn's Moon Hyperion" and "Holy rock"by Audrey Essma

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"Saturn's Largest Moon" (original image) and "Blue Blood" bye Hailey Carter

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1.) The organic lines in this image might represent liquid.  It could have been formed by the process of hot liquid melting the plate of the plant.

2.) The squiggles in this image might represent rivers.  It could have been formed by the process of moving liquid.

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"Saturn's Largest Moon" (original image) and "Blue Blood"

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1. The circles in this image represents a crater that could have been formed by being hit by tiny pieces of rocks.

2. The light in this image represent a giant rock thatś been hit but it could have been formed by other comets. The light is it was hit by another comet

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1. The amount of circles in this image might represent a numerous amount of craters. It could have been formed by the process of asteroids colliding with the surface. 2. The large amount of craters and color differences along the entire surface in this image might indicate that many areas have different temperatures,

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1. The amount of circles in this image might represent a numerous amount of craters. It could have been formed by the process of asteroids colliding with the surface. 2. The large amount of craters and color differences along the entire surface in this image might indicate that many areas have different temperatures,

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1 The organic shapes in this image might represent craters.That might have been formed by a collision. 2 The values in this image might represent dents and shadows. The could have been formed by the comet hitting other objects in space.

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1.  The tiny holes in the drawing might represent other smaller rocks hitting against the comet.
2. The rough texture on the rock might represent past collisions with other things

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1.  The straight lines in this image may represent plate movements from plates of the planets moving against each other.
2. The squiggly lines in this image might represent bumby features. It could have been formed by the process of frozen water and made into shapes.

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"Yukon Delta Alaska"(original image) and "Flowing to the Ocean" by Elle Winfield

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The wavy lines in this image could represent rivers and might have been formed by water eroding a canyon. The higher value in this image could represent mountains and might have been formed by erosion.

Link to original image: https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/edu/pdfs/cosmicart_images.pdf (on pg. 37)

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"Jupiter's Moon Europa: Caos" and "Crystal Lake" By: Lan LeGentry

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1.  The squiggly lines in this image might represent bumby features. It could have been formed by the process of frozen water and made into shapes.
2. The straight lines in this image may represent plate movements from plates of the planets moving against each other.

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"Jupiter's Moon Europa: Caos" and "Crystal Lake" By: Lan LeGentry

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"The Color of the Moon" (original image) and "Lunar Fireworks" by Aesa Medower

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The circular shapes in this image could represent craters formed by a meteorite collision. The high and low values could represent the chemical makeup of the moon.

Link to original image: https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/edu/pdfs/cosmicart_images.pdf (on pg. 2)

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1. The circle shapes on the Ice volcano might represent craters formed by collision with different asteroids in saturn's belts.
2. The high value of white and grey might represent a lot of ice on the surface.

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***icey spikey***

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The blue on venus was caused by an ultraviolet filter which makes it seem like the planet Venus is blue. The values in this image might represent dents/shadows.

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"Cilix". and "Cilix on Canvas" by First name Last Name

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The circle shapes on this image ....... The mostly straight lines on this image.....