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This just dropped into my email from Natalia Clarke of Screenhouse
(production company for the Beeb) -------------------- Happy New Year! I would like to draw your attention to the next programme in the Stardate series - "Mission to Titan". This will be broadcast LIVE on BBC2 at 23.30 on Friday 14th January and will feature the latest images from the Huygens probe, which will have landed on Saturn's moon, Titan, earlier that day. As part of the show, we will have a live Question & Answer session with 3 scientists who have been closely involved in the mission: Prof John Zarnecki - the Principle Investigator who has dedicated 17 years of his life to work on the instrument that will try to figure out the characteristics of Titan's surface Prof Marty Tomasko - The Principle Investigator on the Huygens imaging team. He's hoping to create fantastic panoramas of Titan's surface, which has never before been seen, because of the thick orange haze blanketing the satellite. Dr. Athena Coustenis - A Titan expert, who also works on the Huygens atmospheric structure instrument. To put a question forward, go to www.open2.net and click on "Ask an Astronomer" at the bottom of the page. Please feel free to forward this to any other members of your astronomy society who may be interested. We hope you enjoy the show! Kind regards, Natalia ---------------- Cheers Martin -- Martin Frey http://www.hadastro.org.uk N 51 02 E 0 47 |
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