Re: Surface of Titan in color / Scientists elated with quality of Huygens data

2005-01-17 Thread LARRY KLAES 




I'm sure Hoagland is already on it.
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: Michael Turner 
  To: europa@klx.com 
  Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 1:00 
  AM
  Subject: Re: Surface of Titan in color / 
  Scientists elated with quality of Huygens data
  
  Hey, I see a face!  It looks just like the 
  face of this dessert chef I once knew who could whip up an excellent creme 
  brulee 
   
  -michael
  
SURFACE OF SATURN'S MOON TITAN REVEALED IN 
COLORTired and weary 
after a sleepless night spent sorting through their data,scientists on 
Saturday unveiled more pictures returned from the EuropeanSpace Agency's 
Huygens probe that landed on Saturn's moon Titan Friday.   
http://spaceflightnow.com/cassini/050115pic3.htmlSCIENTISTS 
ELATED WITH QUALITY OF HUYGENS 
DATA--A missing computer 
command - apparently the result of human error - causedthe loss of half 
the pictures taken by Europe's Huygens probe as itdescended to the 
surface of Saturn's moon Titan. But project officialssaid today the 350 
pictures that made it back, along with high-qualitydata fromthe 
spacecraft's other instruments and unexpected measurements byEarth-based 
radio telescopes, should fulfill all of the mission's 
primaryobjectives.   http://spaceflightnow.com/cassini/050115science.htmlMontage 
of Huygens pictures:   http://spaceflightnow.com/cassini/images/050115montage.jpg

Re: Surface of Titan in color / Scientists elated with quality of Huygens data

2005-01-16 Thread Michael Turner 



Hey, I see a face!  It looks just like the face 
of this dessert chef I once knew who could whip up an excellent creme brulee 

 
-michael

  SURFACE OF SATURN'S MOON TITAN REVEALED IN 
  COLORTired and weary 
  after a sleepless night spent sorting through their data,scientists on 
  Saturday unveiled more pictures returned from the EuropeanSpace Agency's 
  Huygens probe that landed on Saturn's moon Titan Friday.   
  http://spaceflightnow.com/cassini/050115pic3.htmlSCIENTISTS 
  ELATED WITH QUALITY OF HUYGENS 
  DATA--A missing computer 
  command - apparently the result of human error - causedthe loss of half 
  the pictures taken by Europe's Huygens probe as itdescended to the surface 
  of Saturn's moon Titan. But project officialssaid today the 350 pictures 
  that made it back, along with high-qualitydata fromthe spacecraft's 
  other instruments and unexpected measurements byEarth-based radio 
  telescopes, should fulfill all of the mission's 
  primaryobjectives.   http://spaceflightnow.com/cassini/050115science.htmlMontage 
  of Huygens pictures:   http://spaceflightnow.com/cassini/images/050115montage.jpg

Fw: Surface of Titan in color / Scientists elated with quality of Huygens data

2005-01-16 Thread LARRY KLAES 




 
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COLORTired and weary 
after a sleepless night spent sorting through their data,scientists on 
Saturday unveiled more pictures returned from the EuropeanSpace Agency's 
Huygens probe that landed on Saturn's moon Titan Friday.   http://spaceflightnow.com/cassini/050115pic3.htmlSCIENTISTS 
ELATED WITH QUALITY OF HUYGENS 
DATA--A missing computer 
command - apparently the result of human error - causedthe loss of half the 
pictures taken by Europe's Huygens probe as itdescended to the surface of 
Saturn's moon Titan. But project officialssaid today the 350 pictures that 
made it back, along with high-qualitydata fromthe spacecraft's other 
instruments and unexpected measurements byEarth-based radio telescopes, 
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