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DescriptionNASA child bubble exploration.jpg	English: A child inside a soap bubble depicting exploration methods of the past and future, blows more bubbles (background image from an Science Update sheet on the Voyager Spacecraft)
Date	30 March 2011
Source	Voyager: Humanity’s Farthest Journey NASA direct link
Author	NASA
Other versions	Source pdf-Document jpg-Version of Update Sheet Higher Res. Version

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