Stars looking from the south of Enceladus, Trying to guess which stars are shown |
Stars looking from the south of Enceladus, Trying to guess which stars are shown |
 Dec 16 2008, 09:05 PM
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(Is it possible to show the picture?) In our astronomy club at Gembloux, we tried to figure out which stars we can see in the picture...Cassini was looking from below Enceladus, so they must be familiar to us living in the northern hemisphere...I thought of Cassiopeia, but maybe not. |
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Raoul Stars looking from the south of Enceladus Dec 16 2008, 09:05 PM
volcanopele Enceladus was in Ursa Minor at the time. The brig... Dec 16 2008, 09:28 PM  |
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