New Pluto images discussed |
New Pluto images discussed |
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Telecon announcement (via Jupiter List - thanks)
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/jupiter_list/message/8170 |
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Odd - the HST archive search doesn't show any Pluto observations since March 2006, so these are not new WFC3 or ACS data under discussion. (Unless the target name was listed as something else...)
Maybe something to do with the changing aspect of the illuminated part of Pluto with time helping break degeneracies of where spots are, since regions in permanent sunlight didn't give a handle on what the pattern was there? |
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