October 28, 2016
#1752: Interplanetary Experience explain

[Caption above the panel:]
Where to go on Earth to get the Interplanetary Explorer Experience
[A chart with seven rows with celestial bodies on the left side of seven lines and a description on the right side. The first entry has three celestial bodies in two rows, the rest are in one row, although the last entry encompasses a list of planets. Four times the day/night side of the celestial bodies is mentioned in brackets.]
{|class=“wikitable”
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| Pluto, Moon (night)
|rowspan=“2” | Mt. Everest at night
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| Mercury (night)
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| Moon (day) || Mt. Everest at noon under a tanning lamp
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| Mercury (day) || A lava flow on a volcano at noon
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| Venus || A heat-shrink wetsuit in a blast furnace
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| Mars || Mt. Everest at sunset
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| Titan || Waist-deep in an outgassing Siberian swamp
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| Jupiter-Neptune || Jumping from a high-altitude balloon over an Antarctic Ocean winter storm
|}