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Cassini Stargazing?
jmknapp
post Oct 25 2005, 11:22 AM
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An activity several days ago had the narrow angle camera pointing to the Pleiades (RA 56.871, dec 24.449). What's that all about? Here's the science plan entry:

BEGIN_TIME: 183256204.182416 (2005 OCT 22 12:29:00 UTC)

END_TIME: 183289624.182419 (2005 OCT 22 21:46:00 UTC)

PRIMARY_POINTING: ISS_NAC to 56.871/24.449

REQUEST_ID: VIMS_017OT_PLEIADES001_PRIME

REQUEST_TITLE: Pleiades

REQ_DESCRIPTION: Turn to Pleiades; Time: 30 min

Pleiades: multiple cubes w/64x64 FOV IR @ 640 ms, VIS @ 40000 ms; Time: 7.0 hr 47 min; Volume: 86.5 Mbits; CompRatio: 2.0

Turn to waypoint: 30 min

Primary: -y to Pleiades; Secondary: +z to TBD

Not time critical.

RWA REQUIRED.

SECONDARY_POINTING: POS_X to NSP

SEQUENCE: S15

SUBSYSTEM: VIMS


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SigurRosFan
post May 29 2006, 02:41 PM
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There is another Deep Sky image online.

Gasgiant Saturn and supergiant Rigel:


- PIA08187: Help from Orion


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