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vector picture of the earth

Fred Weiss

Merchant Member
Why did he have to pay (again) for that image?
Obviously they are public domain since (we the public) paid to have the original images taken.

From the NASA site:
"Many NASA images and most film and video footage are in the public domain can be used for advertising purposes."


As far as a high quality image of the entire earth, there is one very hi-res version (not vector though) on the NASA web site, but I'll be damned if I can find it now. It prints at 54x54 just fine.

I am wondering that too...

we've used NASA images that were public domain too

Insomuch as I did not make the arrangements for his license or acquiring the photo, I was just passing along what he said. It was eight years ago and that may have been their policy for as high a rez version as it was. I would have expected it was public domain also but there may have been other considerations or different interpretations.
 
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