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Doug Ellison

Doug Ellison

Proposed name: Founder

Proposed name: Founder

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Public Outreach and Amateurs in Space!

09/29/2008 | 0:28:52
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Europlanet : Life's a bleach

Posted 2007/08/24 10:30 CDT | 0 comments

Europlanet : Life's a bleach

Europlanet : RADAR views of Titanian Geology

Posted 2007/08/24 05:38 CDT | 0 comments

Europlanet : RADAR views of Titanian Geology

Europlanet : Swings and Roundabouts with Rings

Posted 2007/08/24 02:48 CDT | 0 comments

Europlanet : Swings and Roundabouts with Rings

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Latest Processed Space Images

At the foot of Husband Hill

At the foot of Husband Hill

Posted 2013/04/08 | 0 comments

On sol 182, Spirit looked back at tracks she made at the foot of the Columbia Hills, exploring rocks named "End of the Rainbow," "Pot of Gold," "Jaws," and "Shredded," among others.

Galileo view of an Earth-Moon conjunction

Galileo view of an Earth-Moon conjunction

Posted 2013/02/13 | 0 comments

As Galileo receded from its ssecond flyby of Earth on December 16 and 17, 1992, it captured this sequence of Earth rotating as the Moon zipped by on its orbit. There are 56 frames in total, each separated by 15 minutes, spanning about 14 hours.

Earth rotates under Galileo

Earth rotates under Galileo

Posted 2013/02/13 | 0 comments

As Galileo receded from its first flyby of Earth on December 11 and 12, 1990, it took images of Earth in six different filters almost every minute over a 25-hour period. The animation here includes images taken once an hour, representing about a tenth of the full number of frames.

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