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Credits
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The list below details the images used for this website. All of the images
used are in the public domain, and none have been created or developed
by the members of Friends of the Austin Planetarium. The only
exception to this is the conceptual drawings of the actual planetarium.
Web design and development by Torvald Hessel.
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Quarter Earth
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Earth image: quarter of one frame from NASA's
blue marble project
The website states:
Images are freely available to educators, scientists, museums, and the public
The image was taken from one of the rotating earth simulations. Care was taken to
have the Space Shuttle fly over the United States, and more specifically Texas.
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Saturn
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This classic Saturn image was taken by Voyager 2. NASA's Website states:
All of the images presented on NSSDC's Photo Gallery are in the public domain.
As such, they may be used for any purpose. NSSDC does ask, however, that you
acknowledge NASA and the NSSDC as the supplier of the data. In addition, where
the source of the image (by project or as a specific person) is credited in the
text, you should also acknowledge that, too.
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Jupiter
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This image of Jupiter is a very small sliver of the original image taken
by the Cassini Spacecraft
on its way to Saturn. The main reason to use this image is to provide a curve
that the buttons can hug.
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Space Shuttle
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The original image is actually a conceptual painting taken from NASA's
history pages. The full painting depicts a
backgroud which has been stripped for this website. Also the image had to be
rotated and mirrored for the desired arientation towards the image of the Earth as well
as the website itself. Lastly the image had to be edited to show a proper
US flag and readable text.
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Hubble Deep Field
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The Original image from the Hubble Deep Field was taken from
NASA's Hubble Telescope page.
The web site states:
Material credited to STScI on this site was created, authored, and/or prepared for NASA under Contract
NAS5-26555. Unless otherwise specifically stated, no claim to copyright is being asserted by STScI and
it may be freely used as in the public domain in accordance with NASA's contract. However, it is requested
that in any subsequent use of this work NASA and STScI be given appropriate acknowledgement.
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© 2004-2008 Friends of the Austin Planetarium
Last updated: 7/10/2008
