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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Mar 1996.
Re: request:planet and/or space station

Re: request:planet and/or space station

In article <4i1n55$gr...@library.erc.clarkson.edu>, cas...@craft.camp.clarkson.edu (Trekker) writes:
>I need a opening graphic for a talker I'm putting up.  I would like to have a
>picture of a circular space station orbiting a planet preferably Earth.  If 
>you only have one of Earth or a space station, I would still like to take
>a look at it.
>  
>Thanks,
>Dave

Dear Fellow Trekker:
This is a little something I pulled of this group a while ago...might, or might
not work for you, but it's worth a shot.  I also have a ASCII-PICT of the moon
too, if your interested.  Again something I pulled from here.  Later

EVERLAST
                                           _.oo.
                   _.u[[/;:,.         .odMMMMMM'
                .o888UU[[[/;:-.  .o@P^    MMM^
               oN88888UU[[[/;::-.        dP^
              dNMMNN888UU[[[/;:--.   .o@P^
             ,MMMMMMN888UU[[/;::-. o@^
             NNMMMNN888UU[[[/~.o@P^
             888888888UU[[[/o@^-..
            oI8888UU[[[/o@P^:--..
         .@^  YUU[[[/o@^;::---..
       oMP     ^/o@P^;:::---..
    .dMMM    .o@^ ^;::---...
   dMMMMMMM@^`       `^^^^
  YMMMUP^
   ^^

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Subject: Re: request:planet and/or space station
Date: 1996/03/12
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