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January 19th 05, 07:13 PM
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Pinpoint location
Amazed to read on the WikiPedia entry for Huygens probe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huygens_probe that it is expected that the location of Huygens probe on Titan's surface will be located to within 1 km . This corresponds to a precision of more than 1 part in a billion - equivalent to splitting an E coli bacterium at a distance of 1km. Now that's what I call an accurate measurement! The rest of the WikiPedia article is the best I've read about Huygens (or any other mission come to that). Superb! 
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January 19th 05, 07:26 PM
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The rest of the WikiPedia article is the best I've read about Huygens
OG, that is a very good article. Thanks for posting. -Florian
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