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What will we know about Titan at the end of the mission?, tieing it all together
craigmcg
post Oct 25 2006, 04:41 PM
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As we see the very cool stuff come in from Cassini, one orbit at a time, I'm curious: at the end of the mission, what will the book on Titan be like?

What kinds of global maps will be available? What gaps will still remain?
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