UA&#39;s Cassini Scientists Ready for First Close Titan Flyby
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The Cassini spacecraft is heading for its first close encounter with Saturn&#39;s moon Titan tomorrow. University of Arizona scientists on the mission say Cassini will get its first real glimpse of Titan surface
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Scientists are delighted, fascinated and thoroughly perplexed by the Cassini spacecraft's first close-up pictures of Titan, the smoggy giant moon of Saturn.
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LOS ANGELES -- NASA&#39;s Cassini spacecraft on Tuesday made its closest pass yet to to Titan, Saturn&#39;s largest moon. The spacecraft took the first detailed pictures ever of the moon&#39;s surface.
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The study of Titan, Saturn&#39;s largest moon, will be one of the Cassini spacecraft&#39;s central goals. The probe will execute 45 close flybys during its four-year mission, with the first Tuesday morning.
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NASA&#39;s Cassini orbiter has had its closest encounter with Saturn&#39;s smog-shrouded moon, Titan, but scientists must wait to see their first glimpse of its icy surface.
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PASADENA, Calif. The spacecraft Cassini has begun beaming close-ups of Saturn&#39;s giant moon Titan to Earth. The first image was a low-resolution scene of part of Titan&#39;s disk covered in hydrocarbon haze.
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The Cassini-Huygens spacecraft&#39;s flyby of Titan, the largest Saturnian moon, provided scientists Tuesday with ringside seats to view the solar system&#39;s
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US space probe Cassini will near Titan, one of Saturn&#39;s moons, on October 26 to take pictures with the aid of radar, NASA said.
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Scientists now have their first direct evidence of changing weather patterns on Titan, Saturn&#39;s largest moon. When the Cassini spacecraft flew past the satellite on Monday it spied clouds at mid-latitudes
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The countdown is underway for the next flyby of the Saturian moon Titan for Monday, December 13, 2004 by the Cassini spacecraft expected to yield more detailed imaging
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WASHINGTON - The first radar images of Titan, the cloud-shrouded moon of Saturn, revealed a relatively young, active surface, NASA said Friday (Oct. 29).
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im333mfg writes &quot;Tonight at 7:08pm PST, the Cassini spacecraft will be releasing the much anticipated Huygens Probe for a rendezvous with the Saturn moon Titan.
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The Cassini spacecraft is set to make a close pass of Saturn&#39;s moon Iapetus, a striking world of two halves. One side of Iapetus&#39; surface is as bright as snow, while the other is coated in a material as dark as tar.
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The first targeted flyby of Titan occurs on Tuesday, October 26, 2004 at 15:30 UTC (8:30 am Pacific time). Cassini&#39;s closest approach to Saturn&#39;s largest satellite is at an altitude of 1200 km (746 miles) above
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The Huygens probe is on target and all set for its encounter with Titan, the mysterious large moon of Saturn.
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This view from Cassini&#39;s second close flyby of Titan on Dec. 13, 2004 shows bright material within the large dark region west of Xanadu.
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The Cassini spacecraft's close flyby of Saturn's mysterious moon Titan this week revealed clouds that will give clues to its weather, but the pass left scientists still puzzled about its surface.