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Description	Image from this blog that I added color to in order to mimic Ceres and Vesta since for some reason NASA won't release or didn't take a true-color image of this exceptionally large planetoid.
Source	I created this work entirely by myself.
Date	April 1, 2009
Author	Black and white ulta-violet version taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, color added by me with GIMP, saved as .svg (currently not working for some reason) with Inkscape.
Permission (Reusing this file)	See below.
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