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| − | The Voyager spacecraft has reached the outer boundaries of the Solar System, which, is divided into sections, such as, the 'heliosphere'. If this were a real, typical, digital image, brightness gradations would show up, in a 'darker to lighter' progression, like | + | The Voyager spacecraft has reached the outer boundaries of the Solar System, which, is divided into sections, such as, the 'heliosphere', which have, no, actual, demarcations. If this were a real, typical, digital image, brightness gradations would show up, as digital compression, in a 'darker to lighter' progression, like in this graphic. The joke, is, that, those gradations actually exist in space! |
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The Voyager spacecraft has reached the outer boundaries of the Solar System, which, is divided into sections, such as, the 'heliosphere', which have, no, actual, demarcations. If this were a real, typical, digital image, brightness gradations would show up, as digital compression, in a 'darker to lighter' progression, like in this graphic. The joke, is, that, those gradations actually exist in space!
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