File:Human.png

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DescriptionHuman.png	English: Detail from Pioneer 11 plaque, showing a man and a woman. Note that this version is not redundant to the SVG version, because the SVG is not identical, and the bitmap version is the original. Deutsch: Detail der Pioneer-Plakette. Das Bild zeigt einen Mann und eine Frau.
Date	25 February 1972
Source	This is a crop (with trivial modifications) of Image:PPlaqueLarge.png, which is itself derived from Image:Pioneer10-plaque.jpg.
Author	NASA
Other versions	Pioneer 11 plaque Pioneer plaque gallery Further information: Pioneer plaque Full Original Transparent vector (.svg) format Non-transparent vector (.svg) format Female and male Raster format Vector format Vector format silhouettes Raster format (man's hand down, transparent background, white fill) Vector format (man's hand down, transparent background, white fill) Female Transparent raster (.png) Vector format Vector format silhouette Vector format silhouette Male Transparent raster (.png) Vector format Vector format silhouette Vector format silhouette Other details

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