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From: doug@escher.UUCP (Douglas J Freyburger)
Newsgroups: net.astro
Subject: Voyage Uranus pix: 4 moons show
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Date: Mon, 14-Oct-85 17:11:26 EDT
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Posted: Mon Oct 14 17:11:26 1985
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	I walked through the corridor with the Uranus
pictue again, and it was the same picture as last week.
There were some interesting facts, though.  It is dated
9/9/85, and there are four stars visible in the sky, but
they are satelites, not stars.  Four of the five known
satelites were visible a month ago.  One of them looks like
it takes up two pixels.  I think that is a printing
artifact, but I'm not sure.

	I haven't heard that any features have been seen on
the planet itself yet.  I've asked around, but I don't know
anyone on Voyager any more, so word has to filter down
slowly in the cafeteria, etc.

-- 

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JPL M/S 23 		...escher!doug, escher!teleop!doug
Pasadena, CA 91109	doug@aerospace, etc.

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