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Hyperion, "Oddball Moon"
Sol
post Dec 18 2004, 05:53 PM
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*Hello. Am new to this forum. Have been following this mission. Hyperion is one of my favorites. In this particular photo it reminds me of a one-eyed vampire with a pronounced widow's peak. wink.gif

Of course I'm sure most folks here know that all the latest press image releases can be found here.

--Cindy

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