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Never-before-seen photos of the planet and its moons released to the public.
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power.
Otherwise, very nice. I was wondering when NASA was going to get
around to finishing their grand tour of the outer planets (and
planetoids!).
But agreed..., this is a historical tour of the outer planets.
I'm really interested in seeing what has happend (changed) to
Uranus (gee that statement sounds silly) and Neptune since
voyager visit, with the new HD Camera on NH.
- exponential notation
- by scottk0640 February 28, 2007 6:11 PM PST
- "1 to the -25th power" is equal to 1. You meant 10 to the -25th
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- all the same...
- by smithjones February 28, 2007 7:17 PM PST
- you math geeks are all the same...lol : )
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- Fixed
- by jenguevin March 1, 2007 9:57 AM PST
- Ack! You're right, of course. Thanks for pointing out that typo.
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(6 Comments)power.
Otherwise, very nice. I was wondering when NASA was going to get
around to finishing their grand tour of the outer planets (and
planetoids!).
But agreed..., this is a historical tour of the outer planets.
I'm really interested in seeing what has happend (changed) to
Uranus (gee that statement sounds silly) and Neptune since
voyager visit, with the new HD Camera on NH.