File:Doomsday clock (9 minutes).svg
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[edit]DescriptionDoomsday clock (9 minutes).svg |
English: Doomsday clock, positioned at 9 minutes to midnight |
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Author | Ryanicus Girraficus |
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Short title | Doomsday Clock - 9 minutes to midnight |
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Width | 512 |
Height | 512 |