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Evening Falls.
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Uploaded: 10/14/06 11:12 PM GMT
Evening Falls.
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A beautiful view of Saturn in shadow taken from the Cassini orbiter.
Credit: NASA/JPL/ESA.
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::jswgpb
10/14/06 11:31 PM GMT
Good post Phil, the allure of far off worlds.
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When I first looked at this, I found it hard to picture this as the 'real' planet, because the surface looks so plain. It is a beautiful image!
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Unbelievably beautiful. I thought this was a 3D rendering at first. Hard to replicate such natural beauty that is found in creation. Thanks for sharing it!
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SINCERE THANKS to everyone who visits, views and/or comments on my Gallery. I really appreciate your feedback!
This makes one believe that there is something greater than ll of us who is in charge of Creation, doesn't it? Once again Phil, I thank you for enlarging my "Phil folder" as well as taking the time to find and clean up these images to broaden my knowledge of space and the planets . If my parents were still here, I am sure that they would thank you as well :))
Have a good day my friend ;=)
Have a good day my friend ;=)
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~mimi~
Astonishing. Just imagine what it would be like to see this in person...
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-Everyone is entitled to my opinion- rescope.com.au
This is a great shot , in every sense , Thanx for posting Phil .
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if this were clothing, it would've been designed by calvin klein... simple and elegant. very nice.
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lately, i've fallen horribly behind in my thanks and comments. I'll catch up, but until I do, please know all your kind words are greatly appreciated.
This is gorgeous. I love space type image and this is beautitufl. My Favs it goes.
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Angelle
"Words are like crayons and paints. The only difference is you have to work harder to see their colors.
