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D. Graham Andrews
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Maybe its just the low resolution on my phone...numbers a bit blurry...but shouldn't the line lengths be roughly equivalent in terms of the delta v they are labeled with?
I think the natural urge with this sort of chart is to compare various destinations and a visual comparative rather than quantitative version would suit that task better.
Also I'm surprise at mercury's comparably high dV.
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Subway maps generally do not show scale distances.