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October 20th 04, 10:46 PM
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NASA announces Cassini Titan flyby coverage
NASA ANNOUNCES CASSINI TITAN FLYBY COVERAGE Saturn's smog-cloaked moon Titan will be examined up close by the Cassini spacecraft next Tuesday. Cassini will fly by Titan at 1,200 kilometers (745 miles). In the close flyby, which is about 250 times closer than its flyby in July, Cassini's radar will be used for first time to image the cloud-shrouded Titan. Lookin forward to seeing those images. Hoping that Titan has some lakes or seas or oceans. 
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October 21st 04, 02:48 AM
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"Robert Casey" wrote in message ... NASA ANNOUNCES CASSINI TITAN FLYBY COVERAGE Saturn's smog-cloaked moon Titan will be examined up close by the Cassini spacecraft next Tuesday. Cassini will fly by Titan at 1,200 kilometers (745 miles). In the close flyby, which is about 250 times closer than its flyby in July, Cassini's radar will be used for first time to image the cloud-shrouded Titan. Lookin forward to seeing those images. Hoping that Titan has some lakes or seas or oceans. I can't wait. What a treat! Jonathan s
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