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November 21st 04, 02:50 PM
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BW universe
Anybody else missing to see Saturn in non-B/W ?
Is it a one-channel hue-mission ? They forgot the other two at the launch pad ? Pete (true colors) 
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November 22nd 04, 03:37 AM
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"Nobw" wrote: Anybody else missing to see Saturn in non-B/W ? Is it a one-channel hue-mission ? They forgot the other two at the launch pad ? Almost all of the Cassini "Image of the Day" images have been taken at IR wavelengths, since visible wavelength images of Saturn's atmosphere are so bland. Which would you rather see: interesting atmospheric details or pretty but bland color pictures? http://www.planetary.org/saturn/cassini_inst_iss.html
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November 22nd 04, 08:16 AM
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Both.
Not a 99,99 / 0,01 ratio. Peter (non-IR, you know) "Ed" @ skrev i en meddelelse ... "Nobw" wrote: Anybody else missing to see Saturn in non-B/W ? Is it a one-channel hue-mission ? They forgot the other two at the launch pad ? Almost all of the Cassini "Image of the Day" images have been taken at IR wavelengths, since visible wavelength images of Saturn's atmosphere are so bland. Which would you rather see: interesting atmospheric details or pretty but bland color pictures? http://www.planetary.org/saturn/cassini_inst_iss.html
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