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I had just logged to post the link when I saw your post!
=D> =D> http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedi.../raw/index.cfm |
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BURN SUCCESSFUL! \
/ =D> Cassini pulled off the burn and the ring crossing with no trouble! On NASA's website, there are more details than I remember. But the important thing is, we made it! Now time for Cassini to go where 3 probes have been before! \ / The next excitement will undoubtly come when Huygens lands on Titan. I'm betting on there being ponds of hydrocarbons. What do you folks think? Anyone know how Titan's atmosphere is so dense, even though its slightly smaller than Jupiter's Ganymede? That's always puzzled me. Maybe it's the cold. So cold out there! "Oh don't worry about it. You're Weather Servo Nine!"
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Cassini will be one million kilometers from Saturn at 03:13 UT on 2004-Jul-02 in SCET.
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Probably right. But we can always change the title to "Cassini is now in orbit of Saturn". However, there seem to be plenty of Cassini threads going around. Depending on how popular Saturn gets, we'll see if a new forum develops. Probably could put it in place of the Planet X forum, seeing how that one is a bit dated now.
In the meantime, keep on charging Cassini!
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Our Jim Oberg wrote a nice article about how the Doppler problem of Huygens was discovered and fixed.
Titan Calling How a Swedish engineer saved a once-in-a-lifetime mission to Saturn's mysterious moon http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/WEBONLY...1004titan.html
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Just seen the new pictures of Titan on the news today. They think they can see land with the methane sea lapping up against it?
The news lady said 'fascinating.' Hardly surprising as she's married to David Scott of Apollo 15!! :P
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Hmph theres no metion of titan any were on all my local stations even all of my back up alert email won't say any thing. :-#
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Can't wait to see what Huygens finds..
Ice landscapes coloured orange. Green sky. Green rain falling slowly in huge raindrops the size or grapefruits. A true alien world.
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image of the day Perplexing Tethys
Cassini used its narrow-angle camera to record this image http://www.space.com/imageoftheday/i...ay_050707.html colossal crater and a canyon system are just two of the perplexing features on the surface of Saturn’s moon Tethys. Check this wonderful photo http://ciclops.org/media/dr/2005/1130_2745_1.jpg Quote:
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