Rev 141 - Nov 20-Dec 10, 2010 - Hyperion and Enceladus E12 |
Rev 141 - Nov 20-Dec 10, 2010 - Hyperion and Enceladus E12 |
Nov 22 2010, 02:34 PM
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The latest article has been up a few days, and goodies include a doppler-tracking pass over Enceladus' northern hemisphere, a search for Rhea co-orbitals, and the first reasonable-range imaging of Hyperion for five years.
The article doesn't state whether a different hemisphere will be on view than that imaged during the targeted flyby in '05, but I suppose it would be very unlucky if this was the case. Images from the Hyperion encounter should be comparable to this: |
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