foldable map of Ida |
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Here is a constant-scale natural boundary map of Ida that folds to a decent replica of the asteroid. Map edges are Ida's major ridges.[attachment=16299:Ida_MaxRidge_post.jpg]
[EDIT] Here it is again with the photomosaic properly credited; apologies to M. Nyrtsov for my oversight. |
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Chuck the comparison photo is really impressive.
Due to Ida's irregular shape slices will not be contiguous and I suggest first we try it with Phobos. I will post the slices in DXF and CDR formats in a few days. |
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Chuck the comparison photo is really impressive. Due to Ida's irregular shape slices will not be contiguous and I suggest first we try it with Phobos. I will post the slices in DXF and CDR formats in a few days. How do you make the slices? By hand? Don't know if I have a suitable freeware SW to read DXF or CDR, would it be possible to export to the old WMF/EMF format? Where can I download an asetrodi model in 3ds format? (or any other compatible with Google Sketchup) Ok, questions are finished. ![]() |
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