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"Posters Of The Solar System" is labelled as "https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap200519.html" but shouldn't it be ap20200519? It'll make it hard to find it again!

[quote=johnnydeep post_id=302346 time=1589985224 user_id=132061]
I pity the fool who prints out the poster of Uranus or Neptune!

Also, it's a crying shame that the posters for the different versions of "asteroids", "comets" and "beyond" don't indicate what particular object they are pictures of :-(
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I suppose they wanted to keep it generic, so as to not focus on the specific objects, but rather, their classes.

The two versions of the asteroids posters feature Vesta and 193 Ida.

All three versions of the comets posters feature 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.

The "beyond" series is quite diverse.

I pity the fool who prints out the poster of Uranus or Neptune!

Also, it's a crying shame that the posters for the different versions of "asteroids", "comets" and "beyond" don't indicate what particular object they are pictures of :-(

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[quote=dlw post_id=302308 time=1589917269 user_id=100770]
Really? One of the moons of Jupiter is "Europe" ?!
;-)
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Auto-correct is a plausible defense. :-)

If that Jovian moon had a civilization and decided to send rockets to investigate us, what would they call themselves? I think they could be the Europan Space Agency.

Really? One of the moons of Jupiter is "Europe" ?!
;-)

All the images saved some are not like in the image of the day but they will serve some time to illustrate if you want to make exchange cards it can be done with the Power Point program for greetings or presentations for posters or simply to cover a damp pattern of the wall , can be used for book covers, folders, diaries or for sweaters or t-shirts, for flyers of any kind, even funeral for example "... Juan took a ticket to this place that he loved so much ..." with the allusive image (sorry, it is chascarrillo, plis do not remember my family)

What can I say? I wish there were more photos of Pluto! :mrgreen:

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