Archive for the ‘ Cassini ’ Category
I have a multiplanetary working life. It’s gotten rather complicated. Half of my time, I am a science planning engineer on Cassini, and the other half of my time I am the Investigation Scientist for the HiRISE camera on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. (Sometimes it seems like the hardest part of operating spacecraft is getting [ READ MORE ]
Go visit Sarah! The JPL Open House is a huge annual event. Scientists and engineers will be staffing the information displays, ready to show demos and answer questions about the spacecraft and instruments that they design, build, and operate, and the data that they analyze. Info, including hours and directions as well as links to [ READ MORE ]
Beyond the Cradle collaborator Rosaly Lopes starts her contribution to this blog with some words about Titan that will act as a teaser for the upcoming Cassini flyby of Saturn’s moon, to take place on April, 20 when the spacecraft will be at only 3600kms from the enticing moon. Understanding the geology of Titan [ READ MORE ]
Do you want to see discovery as it happens? And how YOU can make the difference? Run to the unmannedspaceflight forum where one of its members has spotted the shadow of, not one, not two but thousands of moonlets in one of Saturn’s rings. Great catch Floyd! [EDITED] Beyond the Cradle most recent collaborator, [ READ MORE ]
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