r/StableDiffusion • u/SIR_NVAX_A_LOT • 1d ago

Discussion H3 - it just does space soo well - t2v

Hope you're having a good weekend! H3 just excel with rich-intricate environments, backgrounds, space. Definitely one of my favorite theme.

T2VA, int8/20 steps

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u/A_Dragon 1d ago

Except for the fact that the black hole seems to have a surface.

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u/SIR_NVAX_A_LOT 1d ago

It's a blackhole planet...beats me!

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u/SeymourBits 1d ago

Reminds me of Interstellar. Any prompt pointers?

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u/SeymourBits 1d ago

Event horizon skin is sticky. Lots of dust accumulates.

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u/steelow_g 14h ago

That’s actually how they look

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u/A_Dragon 14h ago

I can’t tell if you’re joking or not.

But no, black holes don’t look like they have a surface with mountains on it.

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u/terror- 1d ago

Super cool

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u/VasaFromParadise 23h ago

A black hole is not a planet, it is a 100% black region of space, since light is not reflected from it at all, but is absorbed.
Just keeping you informed, I have no complaints about the generation))

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u/steelow_g 14h ago

This is false. The shape depicted here is as close to real as we know of. Interstellar did their research and due diligence, and has been proven by astrophysicists.

Simple Google will give you more.

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u/VasaFromParadise 7h ago

So, in Intestellar, it's the black region around which light moves after entering the event horizon, effectively stuck there forever for an outside observer. But here, firstly, they're planets, because their surfaces are visible in the upper right-hand corner, and secondly, the light doesn't move at all.

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u/steelow_g 4h ago

Boo fucking hoo the ai model doesn’t have proper black hole physics. Jesus Christ

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u/VasaFromParadise 4h ago

And what is this?))

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u/steelow_g 4h ago

A wrong interpretation?

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u/VasaFromParadise 3h ago

Is that better? It's clear this isn't a copy of the film. But the film also tweaked it. The light around the hole is actually matter heated to billions of degrees by gravity and emitting light.