Space Station Ansarious Fractal Art Square Wall Clock

Space Station Ansarious: Report Top Secret - Station Emergence In Sector Alpha Gamma Delta i9759 Space Station Ansarious Is Reported To Have Emerged From A Trans-Dimensional Jump Station On 3011:12:19 At 21:22 Hours During A Routine Maintenance And Fire Up Testing Procedure. Ansarious Was Believed Destroyed When The Insin 7 System In Sector 8527 Imploded Sucking In All Matter Within The System. This Included The Binary Stars, The 9 Planets And 15 Moons That Made Up The System, Several Orbiting Platforms And The 307th Fleet Comprising 215 Ships And Over 45,000 Personnel. Total Estimated Humanoid Lifeform Losses Is Figured At 497,235,177,000 As These Were Some Of The Largest M3 Class Giant Planets In That Sector Of The Galaxy. What Makes This Event Even More Incredible Is That The Smaller Of Binary Stars Is 10,000 Bigger Than The Biggest Planet In The System; So How Does All That Mass Just Vanish. No Debris, No Radiation, Nothing, Absolutely Nothing Except For The Orbital Shifts Encountered By Surrounding Solar Systems Due To The Disappearance Of These Massive Celestial Bodies. No Explanation Has Been Found As To Why The Insin 7 System Imploded Or Where All That Mass Went; But With The Mysterious Appearance Of The Ansarious Maybe We Can Find Some Answers. The Entire Quadrant Has Been Quarantined And Experts In Trans-Dimensional Teleportation Have Been Dispatched To Begin A Preliminary Assessment Of The Situation. Military Personnel Have Been Scrambled And Placed On Alert Status With Additional Forces Being Dispatched To The Area. This Piece Is Composed Of 89 Fractal Objects Comprising 47 Fractal Elements; 22 Of Those Elements Make Up The Space Station. I Also Used 141 Adjustment Layers For Masking, Color Adjustments And Light Level Tweaking Of The Fractal Elements. Another 11 Layers Were Also Used As Under Mask To Easily Block Out Fractal Portions That Were Below Other Fractals Where I Did Not Want The Fractals To Blend Through. Space Station Ansarious Fractal Art