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Any Tholin At Huygens Landing Site?
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post Jan 28 2005, 08:02 PM
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Is there any indication of tholin or oganic goo at the Huygens landing site or was it believed to be washed away by the methane rain?
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post Jan 29 2005, 03:52 PM
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"at most 15 minutes of available post-landing communication with the orbiter"

ARHGHGHAH

Ironically, a screw up forces a resdesign which gave us >6 times that. I wonder, if they'd have known about the dopper issue during PDR - would they have redesigned the misison as they have, or fixed the doppler issue's engineering. And if the former - would they then have considered some sort of modifications to instrumentation for the possibility of extended surface operations.

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