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Kepler Contest- 50 Yrs. In Space
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post Apr 12 2011, 12:42 AM
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With guidelines 1.5 and 1.6 in mind, and begging the pardons of the admins, I was asked by a prominent Kepler scientist to please inform UMSF members of the project's "50 Years In Space" poster contest.

Fifty iconic images submitted by participants will be selected for inclusion in a poster celebrating a signficant space milestone. Please visit the link, and I would ask that there be little or NO discussion on this thread.

Thanks for your time & patience! smile.gif


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