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Rev 192 Titan's subSaturn hemisphere
titanicrivers
post Jun 18 2013, 02:26 AM
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Rev 192 featured Titan's subSaturn hemisphere in a CL1 CB3 image taken on 6-14-2013. Most impressive is a clear view of Kraken and its bright ring up North. Titan's 'white rabbit' and Yalaing terra grace the sounthern-central terrain.
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post Jun 18 2013, 02:42 AM
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Earlier in Rev 192 Cassini acquired a composite color image of a crescent Titan on June 10th. The vortex identifies the southern hemisphere in this overlay of the SSS image and the actual photos.
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