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Rev 49 - Aug 9-Sep 14, 2007 - Iapetus I1, The only close flyby of Iapetus
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post Jan 2 2010, 06:02 PM
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Animation covers time from 13:54:28 to 14:05:14 UTC (date is 10.9.2007).
Original images are from WAC. Resolution is from 372 m/pix (beginning) to 250 m/pix (end).


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post Jan 2 2010, 06:38 PM
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At last, I'm seeing it! smile.gif It is indeed everything I'd hoped it would be and finally does full justice to this spectacular image sequence. Way back I voted for the official product as best movie in the Ciclops poll, but this is a much more satisfying version. Great work, and a fitting tribute to the brilliant achievement of the Iapetus mission designers.
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