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An Eagle from Space: 1999 unloads toxic waste into the nuclear dump that will soon explode and force the moon out of orbit.

[edit] Licensing

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Non-free / fair use media rationale for Moonbase Alpha
Description	Screengrab of Nuclear Disposal Area 2 from space:1999
Source	From Carlton Region 2 DVD
Article	Moonbase Alpha
Portion used	Segment of a frame of the episode 'Breakaway'
Low resolution?	350 × 233 pixel, file size: 17 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg
Purpose of use	To illustrate the Nuclear Disposal Facility in the Moonbase Alpha article, Nuclear Disposal Area 2 section
Replaceable?	None
Other information	Image of the facility intended to illustrate article

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current	21:13, 9 September 2006	350×233 (17 KB)	SineWave (Talk \| contribs)	(An Eagle from ''Space: 1999'' unloads toxic waste into the nuclear dump that will soon explode and force the moon out of orbit.)