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From: anderson@NRL-CSR.ARPA (Paul Anderson)
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Subject: picture of Solar System
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Date: Tue, 18-Nov-86 12:55:42 EST
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A statement in the last SPACE Digest made me think of something interesting:
Has there been any effort to have either Voyager I or Voyager II take a
picture of one or more planets, or of the solar system, as they are flying
away from it, looking back at it?  Of particular interest would be pictures
of Pluto; even though these spacecraft may be a long way away from it, they
still might be closer to it than we are here.
Anybody know anything about this?
Paul Anderson
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