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User avatar #68 - arrisarrad (11/04/2012) [-]
Is there a giant mirror out in space that I missed hearing about?
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User avatar #71 to #68 - imagnetsux (11/04/2012) [-]
it's probably from the hubble space telescope or something quite like it. cameras are sent into space, they take pictures and send them to earth.
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User avatar #91 to #71 - djbagboy (11/04/2012) [-]
Its Voyager
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#75 to #71 - N. Korean citizen (11/04/2012) [-]
how can the hubble telescope take a pic of earth when its on earth
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User avatar #79 to #75 - waffies (11/04/2012) [-]
hubble isn't on earth, it's a satellite, but your point still stands.
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User avatar #77 to #75 - theqwertyops (11/04/2012) [-]
its orbiting saturn i think
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User avatar #80 to #77 - EnergizierAnon (11/04/2012) [-]
no, no no. imma drop some space knowledge on ya. the hubble telescope is in orbit around earth. The picture in the content most likely from either the Voyager 1 or voyager 2 spacecraft. they are the farthest traveled manmade objects in space, currently they are leaving the solar system.
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User avatar #83 to #80 - theqwertyops (11/04/2012) [-]
well good to know, thumb for you
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User avatar #74 to #71 - arrisarrad (11/04/2012) [-]
Ok, I can see the feasibility of that. But it takes a while to send shit far out into space. Something taking a picture from that far away would have to have been sent a long time ago.
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