Cassini Probe Does Titan Flyby

Posted by michael on Tuesday October 26, 2004 @10:40AM from the wave-for-the-camera dept.

EccentricAnomaly writes "Today, Cassini had its first close encounter with Titan around 8:30AM PDT. Data from the flyby will start coming down around 6:30PM PDT, and you can watch the pictures live on NASA TV. If you want higher resolution or just to stare at one picture for a while, the raw images will be put on the web right away, with pretty press images to follow the next day. And if you want to know about the observations planned for the flyby, you can read this PDF or watch this animation."

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welll by Anubis350 · 2004-10-26 10:42 · Score: 0, Flamebait

isnt titan saturns 3rd moon? if so, isnt this..... yup you guessed it, "Close encounters of the third kind" ::ducks::

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