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Originally posted by Juston
For those like me who do not know that much or appreciate AU's, here is a short video detailing the actual distance between planets.
Originally posted by zorgon
Most of us here can recognize a Lunar Orbiter image from a Clementine Image from an Apollo image. The MGS (Mars Global Surveyor are also unigue as are the HiRise images
Originally posted by zorgon As for the birds... this will help... comes in camouflage
Originally posted by jkrog08
An "AU", or Astronomical Unit is approximately the mean orbital distance from the Earth to the Sun. It equals 93,000,000 miles (million).
Zorgon: I have already looked over many images from multiple probes, I have found no terrain match, but maybe you can.
Originally posted by jkrog08
None of those are in the same color, nor match the terrain of the images provided by Taymour
Originally posted by hey1212
Originally posted by StevesResearch
This Taymour character, IF he is sitting on actual proof
Yea its that little word that means so much.
How many threads here has that little word started? Its a real star!
Here's a for IF. Keep up the good work little man.