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cleanhippie

(19,705 posts) Tue Oct 2, 2012, 12:59 PM Oct 2012

50 years of Space exploration in one interactive graphic. VERY COOL!!!!

Click here to go to interactive graphic---> http://www.infographicsonly.com/50-years-of-space-exploration/

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50 years of Space exploration in one interactive graphic. VERY COOL!!!! (Original Post) cleanhippie Oct 2012 OP

Nice liberal N proud Oct 2012 #1

Okay, that's very cool! n/t krispos42 Oct 2012 #2

Outstanding! DreamGypsy Oct 2012 #3

That is a beautiful thing. byronius Oct 2012 #4

It's a very nice graphic, but there is nothing *interactive* about it. It's a large JPEG. Bernardo de La Paz Oct 2012 #5

liberal N proud

(60,336 posts)

1. Nice

Reply to cleanhippie (Original post)

Tue Oct 2, 2012, 01:10 PM

Oct 2012

krispos42

(49,445 posts)

2. Okay, that's very cool! n/t

Reply to cleanhippie (Original post)

Tue Oct 2, 2012, 07:24 PM

Oct 2012

DreamGypsy

(2,252 posts)

3. Outstanding!

Reply to cleanhippie (Original post)

Wed Oct 3, 2012, 12:08 AM

Oct 2012

I remember seeing the first views of Olympus Mons from the Mariner expeditions...with a profound sense of the insignificance of Earth and homo sapiens in the perspective of the cosmos...but also, as a naive teenager, of the importance of our investigations.

byronius

(7,395 posts)

4. That is a beautiful thing.

Reply to cleanhippie (Original post)

Wed Oct 3, 2012, 02:37 AM

Oct 2012

Bernardo de La Paz

(49,005 posts)

5. It's a very nice graphic, but there is nothing *interactive* about it. It's a large JPEG.

Reply to cleanhippie (Original post)

Wed Oct 3, 2012, 12:14 PM

Oct 2012

What the heck do you think is interactive about it?

Also, where's the legend for the color coding of the mission tracks?

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