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• 2004-06-02 13:39 Arnomane 461×576×8 (95917 bytes) Bild von Vela 5B

Zusätzliche Copyright Information von: [4]:

NASA, eigentliche Quelle ist aber das Los Alamos National Laboratory

• http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/vela5b/vela5b_images.html
• Der Nachweis ist um ein paar Ecken:

Zunächst einmal wird bei der Quelle auf das Los Alamos National Laboratory als Urheber der Bilder verwiesen. Aufgrund des amerikanischen Gesetzes, dass alle Veröffentlichungen von amerikanischen Regierungsorganisationen in der Public Domain veröffentlich werden müssen ist also davon auszugehen, dass dieses Bild tatsächlich PD ist.

Auf den Seiten des Los Alamos National Laboratory war das Bild jedoch nicht zu finden. Jedoch fand sich ein Hinweis, dass mehrere Bilder und ein Video der Vela-Satelliten in ihrer Medienbibliothek auf Videoband auf Anfrage verfügbar sind:

http://www.lanl.gov/worldview/news/video.shtml (nach Vela suchen)

Auf einer damit unmittelbar zusammenhängenden Seite wird explizit erwähnt, dass alle Fotos aus ihrer Bibliothek PD sind:

http://www.lanl.gov/worldview/news/video-info.shtml

Ich denke dem Nachweis ist hier Genüge getan. Wenn nicht so möge man bitte eine Anfrage diesbezüglich an das Los Alamos National Laboratory stellen (und den obigen Quelllink angeben).