File:Heliopause.ogv

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DescriptionHeliopause.ogv	This video starts at our Sun and quickly zooms out through the solar system to reveal the heliosphere and the heliopause where Voyager I passed through in November 2003. English: This video starts at our Sun and quickly zooms out through the solar system to reveal the heliosphere and the heliopause where Voyager I passed through in November 2003. Македонски: Снимка со Сонцето што се оддалечува низ сончевиот систем и ја прикажува хелиосферата и хелиопаузата.
Date	8 August 2007
Source	http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/goto?10149
Author	NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Conceptual Image Lab
Other versions	High-definition

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English: This video starts at our Sun and quickly zooms out through the solar system to reveal the heliosphere and the heliopause where Voyager I passed through in November 2003.

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English: This video starts at our Sun and quickly zooms out through the solar system to reveal the heliosphere and the heliopause where Voyager I passed through in November 2003.

Македонски: Снимка со Сонцето што се оддалечува низ сончевиот систем и ја прикажува хелиосферата и хелиопаузата.

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