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Titan T-90 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2013-095T21:43:31
April 5, 2013
Altitude: 1400 km (~870 miles)
Speed: 5.8 km/sec (~13,000 mph)
Closest Approach latitude: 16.8° S
The highest resolution images of the T-90 flyby will be of the western part of Xanadu, including Tui Regio.
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Titan T-89 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2013-048T01:56:35
Feb.16, 2013
Altitude: 1978 km (~1229 miles)
Speed: 5.8 km/sec (~13,000 mph)
Closest Approach latitude: 20.7°
T-89 is one of four RSS gravity flybys in the Solstice Mission.
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Titan T-85 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2012-206T20:03:07
July 24, 2012
Altitude: 1,012 km (~629 miles)
Speed: 5.9 km/sec (~13,000 mph)
VIMS will look for specular reflection on Kivu Lacus, one of the Northern small lakes.
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Titan T-84 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2012-159T00:07:21
June 7, 2012
Altitude: 959 km (~596 miles)
Speed: 5.9 km/sec (~13,000 mph)
RADAR will acquire SAR of the sparsely covered Northwest quadrant (plus global shape from SAR topo), altimetry on Adiri, and HiSAR on equatorial regions.
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Titan T-83 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2012-143T01:10:11
May 22, 2012 (SCET)
Altitude: 955 km (~593 miles)
Speed: 5.9km/sec (~13,000 mph)
RADAR uses SAR to detect changes in small lakes seen on the T-16 and T-19 flybys.
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Titan T-82 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2012-050T08:43:17
February 19, 2012
Altitude: 3,803 km (~2,362 miles)
Speed: 5.8 km/sec (~13,000 mph)
CIRS performs a wide variety of observations, including limb sounding, and mapping of surface and atmospheric temperatures.
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Titan T-81 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2012-030T13:39:48
Jan. 30, 2012
Altitude: 31,131 km (~50,100 miles)
Speed: 5.4 km/sec (~12,000 mph)
On this high-altitude encounter, ISS will perform high-resolution observations around closest approach along Titan’s leading hemisphere at high southern latitudes, including a late view of Ontario Lacus before the Sun sets for southern winter.
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Titan T-80 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2012-002T15:13:38
Jan. 2, 2012
Altitude: 29,415 km (~47,339 miles)
Speed: 5.5 km/sec (~12,000 mph)
On this high-altitude encounter, ISS will perform high-resolution observations around closest-approach along the antisaturnian and trailing hemispheres at mid- to high southern latitudes.
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Titan T-78 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2011-255T02:50:05
Sept. 12, 2011
Altitude: 5,821 km (~3,617 miles)
Speed: 5.8 km/sec (~13,000 mph)
During this flyby, UVIS has a solar occultation and VIMS has a stellar occultation of R-Aqr, which allow us to constrain the composition and the spectral properties of Titan’s atmosphere.
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Titan T-77 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2011-171T18:32:01
June 20, 2011
Altitude: 1,359 km (~844 miles)
Speed: 5.6 km/sec (~13,000 mph)
During this flyby, RADAR is prime at closest approach and will conduct long altimetry over Shangri-La/Xanadu boundary for global shape and Xanadu characterization.
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Titan T-76 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2011-128T22:53:45
May 8, 2011
Altitude: 1,873 km (~1,164 miles)
Speed: 5.9 km/sec (~13,000 mph)
During this flyby, VIMS is prime at closest approach and will acquire high resolution images of Belet and its limits with the surrounding dune fields.
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Titan T-75 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2011-109T05:00:39
April 19, 2011 (spacecraft event time)
Altitude: 10,053 km (~6,247 miles)
Speed: 5.6 km/sec (~13,000 mph)
For parts of this flyby, the spacecraft pointing is optimized for CAPS by keeping the expected plasma flow direction within the instrument’s field of view. This allows Cassini scientists to accurately measure plasma parameters such as ion density and flow speed.
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Titan T-74 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2011-049T16:04:11
February 18, 2011 (spacecraft event time)
Altitude: 3,651 km (~2,269 miles)
Speed: 5.8 km/sec (~13,000 mph)
CAPS will observe Titan’s plasma interaction over 24 hours as it goes from south to north of Saturn’s solar-wind-warped magnetodisk from one solstice to the next.
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Enceladus E-13 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2010-355T01:08:26
December 21, 2010 (spacecraft event time)
Altitude: 48 km (29.8 miles)
Speed: 6.2 km/sec (~14,000 mph)
The focus of this approximately 48-kilometer (30-mile) altitude, northern hemisphere flyby is the study of Enceladus’s environment. This northern hemisphere pass (E-13) will provide important comparative measurements to the south polar data.
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Enceladus E-12 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2010-334T11:53:59
Nov. 30, 2010
Altitude: 47.9 km (29.8 miles)
Speed: 6.3 km/sec (~14,000 mph)
The focus of this ~50 kilometer altitude, northern hemisphere flyby is the study of Enceladus’s gravity and interior. The Cassini radio science subsystem (RSS) will measure the strength of the Enceladus gravity field as the Cassini spacecraft flies by.
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Titan T72 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2010-267T18:38:41
Sept. 24, 2010
Altitude: 8,175 km (~5,080 miles)
Speed: 5.7 km/sec (~12,800 mph)
CIRS performs medium-range and close limb sounding of Titan’s stratosphere to probe the vertical structure near 60 degrees N. This is part of our campaign to monitor seasonal change during the early northern summer, as we expect to observe the break-up of the northern winter polar vortex and dissipation of the interior region of enhanced gas tracer species.
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Enceladus E11 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2010-225T22:29:42.33
Aug. 13, 2010
Altitude: 2,502 km (1,555 miles)
Speed: 6.8 km/sec (~15,000 mph)
CIRS will have prime pointing during closest-approach. The observations will map the thermal radiation from the tiger stripes, continuing coverage from previous flybys and taking advantage of the excellent viewing geometry of this flyby.
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Titan T71 Flyby Quick-Look Facts
Closest Approach at 2010-188T00:22:45
July 7, 2010
Altitude: 1,010 km (~630 miles)
Speed: 5.9 km/sec (~13,000 mph)
Closest Approach latitude: 56.1° S
This is the debut of the "Quick-Look" format to describe the latest Titan flyby.
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Titan-T70 Mission Description
After a 16 day interval since last visiting Titan, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s seventy-first targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Sunday, June 20 at 172T01:27:43 spacecraft time at an altitude of 880 kilometers (~547 miles) above the surface and at a speed of 5.9 kilometers per second (~13,200 mph).
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Titan-T69 Mission Description
After a 16 day interval since last visiting Titan, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s seventieth targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Friday, June 5 at 156T02:26:27 spacecraft time at an altitude of 2,044 kilometers (~1,270 miles) above the surface and at a speed of 5.8 kilometers per second (~13,025 mph).
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Titan-T68 Mission Description
After a 45 day interval since last visiting Titan, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s sixty-ninth targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Thursday, May 20 at 140T03:24:20 spacecraft time at an altitude of 1,400 kilometers (~870 miles) above the surface and at a speed of 5.9 kilometers per second (~13,250 mph).
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Enceladus E10 Encounter (Rev 131)
Cassini will approach Enceladus on the moon’s dark side and depart on the sunlit side providing optimal views of the plume and surface under different lighting conditions by optical remote sensing instruments.
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Enceladus E9 Encounter (Rev 130)
This close flyby of Enceladus offers the first measurement of the moon’s gravity field in the warm, plume-spewing south polar region. Gravity measurements should reveal much about what lies beneath. There are broad hints that the area is underlain by a diapir, an intrusion of less-dense material, perhaps water.
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Dione D2 Encounter (Rev129)
Could Dione have a secret plume that contributes to the E ring? This flyby focuses on a hunt for activity or a very thin atmosphere that could explain previous hints that Dione exhibits geologic activity.
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Titan-T67 Mission Description
After a lengthy 65 days since last visiting Titan, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s sixty-eighth targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Monday, April 5 at 095T15:50:38 spacecraft time at an altitude of 7,461 kilometers (~4,636 miles) above the surface and at a speed of 5.7 kilometers per second (~12,800 mph).
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Titan-T66 Mission Description
Sixteen days after last visiting Titan, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s sixty-seventh targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Thursday, January 28 at 028T22:28:49 spacecraft time at an altitude of 7,490 kilometers (~4,654 miles) above the surface and at a speed of 5.9 kilometers per second (~12,800 mph).
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Titan-T65 Mission Description
Sixteen days after last flying by Titan, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s sixty-sixth targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Monday, January 12 at 012T23:10:36 spacecraft time at an altitude of 1,073 kilometers (~667 miles) above the surface and at a speed of 5.9 kilometers per second (~13,200 mph).
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Titan-T64 Mission Description
Sixteen days after the previous Titan visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s sixty-fifth targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Monday, December 28 at 362T00:16:59 spacecraft time at an altitude of 955 kilometers (~593 miles) above the surface and at a speed of 6.0 kilometers per second (~13,400 mph).
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Titan-T63 Mission Description
After sixty-one days without a Titan flyby, Cassini at last returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s sixty-third targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Friday, December 11,2009, at an altitude of 4,850 kilometers (about 3,014 miles) above the surface.
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Enceladus-120EN+121EN (E-7 and E-8) Mission Description
The Cassini spacecraft will visit Enceladus twice during the month of November 2009. On both flybys, Cassini will approach the moon, whose enigmatic south-polar water vapor and particle plume was discovered in 2005, on relatively slow, low-inclination trajectories with closest-approaches over the southern hemisphere.
On Nov. 2, 2009, Cassini will make its deepest plume passage yet, flying 102.7 kilometers (63.8 miles) from the surface above 89 degrees S latitude.
Just under three weeks later, on Nov. 21, Cassini will again fly by Enceladus, this time with a very different geometry, approaching within 1,606 kilometers (997.9 miles) of the surface.
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Titan-T62 Mission Description
After forty-eight Titanless days, Cassini finally returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s sixty-second targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Monday, Oct. 12, 2009.
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Titan-T61 Mission Description
Barely less than sixteen days since its previous visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s sixty-first targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009
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Titan-T60 Mission Description
Barely less than sixteen days since its previous visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s sixty-first targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Sunday, Aug. 9, 2009
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Titan-T59 Mission Description
One fortnight and two days (16 days total) since its previous visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s sixtieth targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Friday, July 24, 2009
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Titan-T58 Mission Description
Barely less than 16 days since its previous visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s fifty-ninth targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Wednesday, July 8, 2009
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Titan-T57 Mission Description
Just under 16 days since its previous visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s fifty-eighth targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Monday, June 22, 2009.
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Titan-T56 Mission Description
Just less than 16 days since its previous visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s fifty-seventh targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Saturday, June 6, 2009.
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Titan-T55 Mission Description
Barely less than 16 days since its previous visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s fifty-sixth targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Thursday, May 21, 2009.
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Titan-T54 Mission Description
Just under 16 days since its previous visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s fifty-fifth targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Tuesday, May 5, 2009.
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Titan-T53 Mission Description
A mere 16 days after its previous visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s fifty-fourth targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Monday, April 20, 2009.
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Titan-T52 Mission Description
Just 8 days after its previous visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s fifty-third targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Friday, April 3, 2009.
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Titan-T51 Mission Description
Following 48 days since its previous visit, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s fifty-second targeted encounter with Titan. The closest approach to Titan occurs on Friday, March 27, 2009.
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Titan-T50 Mission Description
After a 48 day hiatus since its previous flyby, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s fifty-first targeted encounter with Titan. Closest approach occurs Feb. 7, 2009.
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Titan-T49 Mission Description
With only sixteen days having passed since its previous flyby, Cassini returns to Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s fiftieth targeted encounter with Titan. Closest approach occurs Dec. 21, 2008.
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Titan-T48 Mission Description
A mere sixteen days after its previous flyby, Cassini once again approaches Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s forty-ninth targeted encounter with Titan.A mere sixteen days after its previous flyby, Cassini once again approaches Saturn’s largest moon for the mission’s forty-ninth targeted encounter with Titan. Closest approach occurs Dec. 5, 2008.
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Titan-T47 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Nov. 19, 2008.
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Titan-T46 Mission Description
After a 95-day hiatus since its previous visit, Cassini once again approaches Saturn's largest moon for the mission's forty-seventh targeted encounter with Titan.
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Enceladus Mission Description
This document describes the fly-bys scheduled for both Oct. 9 and Oct. 31, 2008.
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Enceladus Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Aug. 11, 2008.
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Titan-T45 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for July 31, 2008.
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Titan-T44 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for May 28, 2008.
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Titan-T43 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for May 12, 2008.
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Titan-T42 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Mar. 25, 2008. |
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Enceladus Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Mar. 12, 2008.
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Titan-T41 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Feb. 22, 2008.
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Titan-T40 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Jan. 5, 2008.
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Titan-T39 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Dec. 20, 2007.
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Titan-T38 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Dec. 05, 2007.
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Titan-T37 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Nov. 19, 2007.
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Titan Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Oct. 2, 2007. |
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Iapetus Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Sept. 10, 2007.
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Titan-T35 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Aug. 31, 2007.
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Titan-T34 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Jul. 19, 2007.
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Titan-T33 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Jun. 29, 2007.
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Titan-T32 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Jun. 13, 2007.
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Titan-T31 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for May 28, 2007.
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Titan-T30 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for May 12, 2007.
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Titan-T29 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for April 26, 2008.
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Titan-T28 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Apr. 10, 2007.
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Titan-T27 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Mar. 26, 2007.
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Titan-T26 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Mar. 10, 2007.
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Titan-T25 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Feb. 22, 2007.
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Titan-T24 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Jan. 29, 2007.
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Titan-T23 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Jan. 13, 2007.
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Titan-T22 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Dec. 28, 2006.
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Titan-T21 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Dec. 12, 2006.
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Titan-T20 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Oct. 25, 2006.
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Titan-T19 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Oct. 9, 2006.
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Titan-T18 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Sep. 23, 2006.
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Titan-T17 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Sep. 7, 2006.
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Titan-T16 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Jul. 22, 2006.
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Titan-T15 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Jul. 2, 2006.
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Titan-T14 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for May 20, 2006.
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Titan-T13 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Apr. 30, 2006.
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Titan-T12 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Mar. 19, 2006.
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Titan-T11 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Feb. 27, 2006.
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Titan-T10 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Jan. 15, 2006.
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Titan-T9 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Dec. 26, 2005.
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Rhea Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Nov. 26, 2005.
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Titan-T8 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Oct. 28, 2005.
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Dione Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Oct. 11, 2005.
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Hyperion-1 and Tethys Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Sep. 24-26, 2005.
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Titan-7 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Sep. 7, 2005.
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Titan-6 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Aug. 22, 2005.
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Enceladus-2 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Jul. 14, 2005.
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Titan 06TI(T5) Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Apr. 16, 2005.
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Titan-4 Mission Description
This document describes the flyby scheduled for Mar. 31, 2005.
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Enceladus-1 Mission Description
The first of four targeted flybys of Enceladus occurred on Wednesday, Mar. 9, 2005.
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Titan-3 Mission Description
This targeted flyby of Titan occurred on Tuesday Feb. 15, 2005
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Huygens Probe (Titan-C) Mission Description
On Jan. 14, the European Space Agency's Huygens Probe was scheduled to descend through the atmosphere of Saturn's largest moon Titan. NASA's Cassini orbiter was in position to collect data from the probe's two-and-a-half hour descent.
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Titan-B Mission Description
The second targeted flyby of Titan occurs on Monday, Dec. 13, 2004 at 4:46 a.m. PST (Earth-receive time) |
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Titan-A Mission Description
The first targeted flyby of Titan occuring on Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2004 at 8:30 a.m. PST
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Huygens Probe Mission Description
The Huygens Probe landed on Titan on Jan. 14, 2005. this presentation covers the engineering and science of the Probe Mission including early analysis of sme of the images.
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Cassini Mission Summary
The Cassini spacecraft is in orbit around Saturn and has begun its scientific exploration of the Saturn system. This updated presentation will give the user a history of the mission, a look at the Saturn system, an overview of the spacecraft, mission operations, cruise to Saturn, and some first results of the Saturn tour.
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