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January 25th 05, 08:33 AM
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Steve J wrote:
Why are the photos that return from titan not perfect, dont get me wrong its a bloody amazing achievment to land a probe there, but surely thats the difficult bit, if a picture is received from a quality camera which I assume it is, surely the picture should be perfect, or is the data fragmented. I think they should have sent better version , after all it took 9 year to travel , 
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