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Photo Of Planet Earth!
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When the Voyager finally left our solar system, it took a very poignant picture as it 'looked back' which showed the Earth as a tiny, tiny blue dot..... has this photo been made available to buy?.....many thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It was called 'pale Blue Dot' taken in September 1996.
The story is here:
https:/ /www.na sa.gov/ jpl/voy ager/pa le-blue -dot-im ages-tu rn-25
You can download a fairly low-resolution image (450 x 600) here: https:/ /photoj ournal. jpl.nas a.gov/j peg/PIA 00452.j pg
I'm not sure it is available in any other size, as the 'Pale Blue Dot' is less than half of one pixel, and in a bigger image, would simply disappear.
The story is here:
https:/
You can download a fairly low-resolution image (450 x 600) here: https:/
I'm not sure it is available in any other size, as the 'Pale Blue Dot' is less than half of one pixel, and in a bigger image, would simply disappear.
Here is a selection of NASA photos. Perhaps the photo that you're looking for is among them:
https:/ /www.na sa.gov/ multime dia/ima gegalle ry/iotd .html
https:/
Turns out it was taken February 14, 1990 but only uploaded to the JPL website in 1996.
It's part of a much bigger project photographing the whole solar system, so there may be larger images out there, but the Earth will not be bogger than 0.12 pixels - that's the best resolution the cameras could get from that distance.
It's part of a much bigger project photographing the whole solar system, so there may be larger images out there, but the Earth will not be bogger than 0.12 pixels - that's the best resolution the cameras could get from that distance.
Here's a bigger image, showing more background...
https:/ /www.na sa.gov/ sites/d efault/ files/i mages/5 40616ma in_pia0 0452-43 _full.j pg
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