Voyager 40th anniversary posters
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That is awesome. Only wish it didn't crop out current voyager 1 & 2 locations. And included Pluto for old time's sake.
Label for those numbers is a bit tiny at the left, they're millions of miles.
EDIT: Though I see it's got New Horizons headed on a trajectory to Pluto, it's just from ~2008 so it hadn't gotten there yet.
(Edit: this comment got severely downvoted, but I'm actually serious -- I think a reprint of the record would be a nice product considering the resurgence of record players.)
There's nothing wrong with being a hipster. I meant it as an affectionate term for people (like myself) who buy retro stuff at silly prices. I might get the Golden Record too.
It's a cool idea but it's too bad about the cost.
- Lithograph of Voyager Golden Record cover diagram, gold metallic ink on archival paper
- a Voyager trajectories turntable slipmat
- a hard cover book containing all images included on the original Voyager Interstellar Record, gallery of images transmitted back from the Voyager probes, and a new essay by Timothy Ferris, producer of the original golden record
- Voyager Golden Record diagram pin
(trivia: the replica is on 3 discs as the original was 16⅔rpm)
I already wanted the LEGO Saturn V....