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Season three shot from episode one, "Matters of Honor", contrasts the fictional galaxy with the real world reference, Milky Way galaxy.

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List of locations in Babylon 5

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This representative image from the work is used to identify the location that is the subject of the article section, to aid in criticizing the work, and to educate about the work.

Specifically in this article, this image is meant to illustrate and compare and contrast the fictional reference to the galaxy in the work with the real world reference to the Milky Way galaxy in order to provide a critical literary reference for the reader to understand the setting of the work.

No, it is a creative work of fiction, however, it will be Public Domain in the year 2090 (95 years for corp per Cornell University, Copyright Information Center, "Copyright Term and the Public Domain in the United States")

The work from which this screenshot is taken was first published by broadcast in the US and UK in 1995. I, the uploader, User:Aladdin Sane, believe it to be the wholly owned work of Warner Home Video (both for broadcast and for DVD publication) and/or J. Michael Straczynski.

The original 853 x 480 screenshot was taken from the published DVD source using Kaffeine. In addition to scaling, this uploaded image has been brightened slightly from the original using The GIMP.

Season three shot from episode one, "Matters of Honor", shows the fictional galaxy and shows how the characters Morden and Mollari decide to split it between the Shadows and the Centauri.

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Matters of Honor (Babylon 5)

One screenshot used from about 78,480 frames

Scaled down to 50% original DVD resolution

This representative image from the work is used to identify one fictional setting and two fictional characters that are within the subject of the article, to aid in criticizing the work, and to educate about the work. This image also helps the reader understand that they have landed at the right article, and identifies a plot element not only significant to the episode, but to the entire story arc.

No, it is a creative work of fiction, however, it will be Public Domain in the year 2090 (95 years for corp per Cornell University, Copyright Information Center, "Copyright Term and the Public Domain in the United States")

The work from which this screenshot is taken was first published by broadcast in the US and UK in 1995. I, the uploader, User:Aladdin Sane, believe it to be the wholly owned work of Warner Home Video (both for broadcast and for DVD publication) and/or J. Michael Straczynski.

The original 853 x 480 screenshot was taken from the published DVD source using Kaffeine. In addition to scaling, this uploaded image has been brightened slightly from the original using The GIMP.