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Important Titan Flyby Wednesday

By Marc Boucher
NASA Watch
July 8, 2013
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Significant Titan Flyby Happening on July 10th, NASA
For the Radar instrument, one of the most significant Titan fly-bys of the extended Solstice mission occurs July 10. Measurements from this flyby, combined with data from the previous flyby, will allow scientists to produce stereo images of lakes.
Inbound, the imaging science subsystem (ISS) will acquire a mosaic of high northern latitudes on Titan’s leading hemisphere, approaching northern summer. This area of Titan’s surface has only recently been well observed and each new flyby adds significantly to our data set.

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One response to “Important Titan Flyby Wednesday”

  1. hikingmike says:
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    Very cool. Please make a new post or update this one when there are some results.