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July 4th 04, 03:39 PM
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Just the beginning for Cassini and Titan
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ca...sini-0703.html
If all goes well, Cassini will make 45 flybys, some at much closer range. So resolution of images will improve with time. jt 
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July 6th 04, 01:23 AM
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Just the beginning for Cassini and Titan
I should have added: If you're reading this, you haven't killfiled me yet. Of
course, if your're reading this, you haven't killfiled me yet. jt If all goes well, Cassini will make 45 flybys, some at much closer range. So resolution of images will improve with time. jt
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July 6th 04, 01:23 AM
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Just the beginning for Cassini and Titan
I should have added: If you're reading this, you haven't killfiled me yet. Of
course, if your're reading this, you haven't killfiled me yet. jt If all goes well, Cassini will make 45 flybys, some at much closer range. So resolution of images will improve with time. jt
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