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DescriptionPIA02202 Neptune's full ring system.tif	English: This pair of Voyager 2 images (FDS 11446.21 and 11448.10), two 591-s exposures obtained through the clear filter of the wide angle camera, show the full ring system with the highest sensitivity. Visible in this figure are the bright, narrow N53 and N63 rings, the diffuse N42 ring, and (faintly) the plateau outside of the N53 ring (with its slight brightening near 57,500 km). This is the original unmodified NASA image.
Date	26 August 1989
Source	http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA02202
Author	NASA/Jet Propulsion Lab
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