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 so
> >I keep thinking what a shame it is that the best
> >battery technology we could muster could still could
> >only give us two hours on the surface, and that was
> >exceeding expectations.
> >
> >You want a problem that relates to Europa? There's
> >a problem that relates to Europa.
Gary McMurt
--- Michael Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This whole Huygens episode considerably exceeded my
expectations. I
half-expected permanent loss of contact within the
atmosphere, or that if it
did communicate on the way down, signals would be
scrambled, and anyway if
it did communicate coher
--- Michael Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This whole Huygens episode considerably exceeded my
> expectations. I
> half-expected permanent loss of contact within the
> atmosphere, or that if it
> did communicate on the way down, signals would be
> scrambled, and anyway if
> it did communicat
I heard somewhere that they think these "rocks"
are actually chunks of ice. Can anyone confirm
this, or do they even know yet?
Also, even if they're rocks, they're large pebbles
at best; that prominent rock in the center of the
main surface photo is, judging from what I've read,
about golf-ball
Physics, abstractphysics/0501068From: Dirk Schulze-Makuch [view email]
Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 18:09:31 GMT (160kb)
Biologically Enhanced Energy and Carbon Cycling on
Titan?Authors: D.
Schulze-Makuch, D.
GrinspoonSubj-class: Biological Physics; Chemical Physics
With the Cassini-Huygens Mis
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