Considering, and rejecting, Department of Public Sanitation, my mind turned to a faint memory of Emily Lakdawalla recently mentioning some meeting with webcasts.

Planetary Society Weblog: Cassini flies within 25 kilometers of Enceladus [October 9]

Such as (times EDT):

Edit: I tried the "Dynamical Classification of Planetary Bodies" which should have started half-past the hour, but all I get is "Waiting for presentation to begin". It's 20 minutes late (now) or something's not working or misscheduled.

DPS 40, the 40th meeting, AKA DPS08, has a website at Cornell: 40th annual meeting of the Division for Planetary Sciences of the American Astronomical Society

Edit: Something's not working. But something else is, in the wrong place. I found, underway:

Dynamical Classification of Planetary Bodies: http://cornellmediasite.cit.cornell....9-6f48d0706d61

at:

Enceladus: http://cornellmediasite.cit.cornell....b-ded936f07705

Edit: They swapped the URLs for the above two.

Enceladus presentation is at: http://cornellmediasite.cit.cornell....9-6f48d0706d61 and the webcast is on now, but the speaking hasn't quite started. Edit. Wait. No, it looks like a repeat the "Dynamical Classification of Planetary Bodies" talk at that URL (but the viewer software calls it "Enceladus"). Grr. Where's Enceladus?

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