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Dave Cook wrote:
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> As Jon Berndt mentioned a few days ago, the originals of these can be found,
> along with many more, at http://maps.jpl.nasa.gov. Moreover, the
> OpenUniverse versions are JPEG'ed whereas the JPL versions are the
> unadulterated TIFFs - although maybe not in the super-duper hi-res versions.
I do not argue with that but 'can be found on' and 'can find' are two
different issues. Specificity is the greatest desirable attribute of a
URL.
That aside, back in my 486DX66, 16.6 days I found an montage image of
the earh from space with clouds eliminated in mercator projection
perfect for map_type 1 onto a sphere. Unfortunately is would have been a
significant fraction (half) of my 1.5G disk.
Can you find that image?
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We never learned if Harvey had been to Akron.
-- The Iron Webmaster, 75
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