Vallis Alpes is © 2001 and beyond by Pamela Ramali. Site layout and graphics are © Pamela Ramali and may not be reproduced or taken without written permission. Site contents are taken from various books, while images are either scanned or taken from the NASA website (link provided in the Links section). HTML pages are created and edited with Windows Notepad and best viewed with MSIE 5 or above under 1024 × 768 resolution and with at least High Color mode. Site graphics created using Adobe Photoshop 5.5 (thank God for such a wonderful graphic editing program XD~). Vallis Alpes is originally created for the purpose of school assignment; it is made solely for the Computer and Information Management subject in the Trinity College Foundation Studies Program. Vallis Alpes, the title of this site, means Alpine Valley, and is taken from the name of a flat-floored valley 180 km long on the surface of our Moon. The rock on the lower right-hand corner is Eros, one of the asteroids that have been specifically observed within the asteroid belt that is located between Mars and Jupiter.