Cassini
- March 2008
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Here is the list of entries for Cassini based on the selected criteria.
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Spilling the Beans
Mar 26, 2008 02:52:54 PM | Saturn News
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- Well, now it can be told! It's frustrating for me to sit on exciting
new results - when we've found something cool in our data I want to
tell everyone all about it right away. But it's important to present
mission results in a coherent and coordinated way.
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Culling Through It All!
Mar 21, 2008 05:43:31 PM | Saturn News
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- It's been a whirlwind here at JPL as the data from the Enceladus flyby comes pouring in, and we scientists have been doing our thing . . . culling through it all!
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A First Peek at the Data
Mar 18, 2008 07:30:27 PM | Saturn News
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- Yesterday was a long day of waiting for our Composite Infrared Spectrometer (CIRS) data from Wednesday's Enceladus flyby.
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A Great Day for Engineering
Mar 16, 2008 12:26:31 PM | Saturn News
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- Hello again from the other side of Enceladus! I'm happy to report that the engineering teams are very pleased this morning with this historic Enceladus flyby.
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YIPPEE (and PHEW!)
Mar 16, 2008 12:27:58 PM | Saturn News
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- Well everyone, this is both exciting and a relief! -- the flyby is over and we couldn't have hoped for a smoother ride!
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Flyby Complete - Scroll for 'Enceladus Data Back on Earth'
Mar 13, 2008 11:04:58 AM | Saturn News
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- Two video clips, one with Grant Eller, mission control engineer at the helm, confirming with the Deep Space Station in Goldstone, California that data has begun transmitting from Cassini to Earth, and one with fellow blogger Todd Barber.
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Waiting for Hidden Treasures
Mar 16, 2008 12:33:46 PM | Saturn News
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- I just got the good news that the playback has ended. Now for the fun part!
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Enceladus Data Back on Planet Earth!
Mar 13, 2008 03:34:26 PM | Saturn News
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- Howdy, folks. We've just heard from the Cassini mission control area and
can report that the data downlink has started!
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Enceladus - Then and Now
Mar 13, 2008 11:07:32 AM | Saturn News
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- As the hours tick down and Cassini gathers data during our closest flyby yet of Enceladus I am thinking about the two Voyager flybys of the Saturn system that took place over 25 years ago.
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Post-Flyby Data Less Than Two Hours Away
Mar 13, 2008 03:38:53 PM | Saturn News
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- Hello again from the realm of Cassini engineering! Even though many of the engineering events of this flyby are now behind us, I wanted to take a minute to say how much the flight teams (science AND engineering) have enjoyed all your wonderful blog comments.
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Weeeeee!
Mar 12, 2008 04:57:23 PM | Saturn News
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- As I write this we are just minutes before closest approach.
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Enceladus Play-by-Play Movie
Mar 14, 2008 09:58:35 AM | Saturn News
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- This is a neat movie put together by Brent Buffington, on the Cassini Navigation team. I love these kinds of movies, because you can really get a good idea of what the spacecraft is doing during a flyby.
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Enceladus Flyby Underway
Mar 12, 2008 09:57:46 PM | Saturn News
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- Well our flyby sequence has officially started!! Last night we began our observations of Enceladus!
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Dipping Our Toes
Mar 13, 2008 06:00:51 PM | Saturn News
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- Today's Enceladus flyby is a bit more adventurous than most satellite flybys by Cassini.
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Main Engine Cover Successfully Closed
Mar 12, 2008 06:06:38 PM | Saturn News
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- Greetings again from Cassini engineering, as we are literally a day away
from our date with destiny and a super-close Enceladus flyby.
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Optical Navigation Images
Mar 12, 2008 01:50:20 AM | Saturn News
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- Ok, folks, some readers have expressed additional interest in the Optical Navigation (op-nav) images of Enceladus we took on Sunday night.
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Greetings From Houston
Mar 16, 2008 12:35:40 PM | Saturn News
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- So here I am in Houston at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (aka LPSC).
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RSS Feeds and More
Mar 13, 2008 06:07:12 PM | Saturn News
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- Thank you to all for the wonderful comments of encouragement on this new blog.
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The Gory Details
Mar 11, 2008 08:34:30 PM | Saturn News
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- For the nerds out there (you know who you are), here's a somewhat technical presentation that I gave a couple of weeks ago to the rest of the Satellites Orbiter Science Team (SOST) -- the group that plans the details of all the non-Titan satellite encounters.
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Visiting the Icy Outpost of Enceladus
Mar 14, 2008 10:01:28 AM | Saturn News
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- As we head into the close brush with the geysers of Enceladus, scientists, engineers and the public can come along on the ride as we count down to this amazing flyby, Cassini's closest flyby yet of any of Saturn's moons.
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Holding our Breaths
Mar 10, 2008 07:50:03 PM | Saturn News
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- Two days before the close encounter with Enceladus, there's not much for us on the science team to do regarding the upcoming flyby except to hold our breaths and cross our fingers.
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