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Picture of the Day Glossary Cepheid: A pulsating variable star. This type
of star undergoes a rhythmic pulsation as indicated by its regular pattern
of changing brightness as a function of time.
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closest distance to the
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Dec 5 08:53 Descriptions of the files in the gifinner directory bluvenus.gif
53288 Mar 9 1995 The globe of Venus through a violet filter (Galileo?)
caloris.gif 299941 Jan 31 1996 Caloris
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