Hello Mike,

I followed up your NASA JPL hint, and searched there (with their search 
engine) for "earth planetary maps" but the result contains many links. And 
no earth images.

I want to ask you if you could give me a more exact link, let's say, a web 
address. It would help me a lot. I am on a difficult, maybe as it seems even 
impossible quest for image maps of our earth with clouds and in high 
resolution, which I can use for a spherical texture.

Besides that, your planets look very good!

Greetings,

Sven



"Mike Sobers" <sob### [at] mindspringcom> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
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> David Brickell <d.b### [at] nospamgmailcom> wrote:
>>
>> Wow
>>
>> Really nice image.  I take it they are all to scale.
>>
>> Spent a little while just looking at the different sizes and reminded me
>> of relaxing one night with a few beers and friends looking at the clear
>> sky above.
>>
>> Nice image that puts thinks in perspective.
>>
>> Dave.
>
> Yes, all to scale.  Most people are surprised to find how much smaller 
> Pluto
> is than our own moon!
>
> Need to mention a few more credits:
> Planetary maps from NASA JPL and Bjorn Jonsson, with POV conversion of
> Saturn's rings by Sigmund Kyrre Aas.
>
> Mike
>

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