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Ganymede Flyby - PJ35
Steve G
post Jul 18 2021, 11:35 PM
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In the earlier posts of the extended mission, there was listed a second Ganymede flyby at a more distant 50,000 km, also for mid 2021. Is this still happening, and what kind of science can we expect?
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Brian Swift
post Jul 23 2021, 10:07 PM
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I see PJ35 has two TDI=16 Exposure=51.2ms images of Ganymede (PJ35_02 and PJ35_10).
I wonder what those are trying to observe (geysers, atmosphere, something else)?
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mcaplinger
post Jul 23 2021, 11:33 PM
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QUOTE (Brian Swift @ Jul 23 2021, 02:07 PM) *
I see PJ35 has two TDI=16 Exposure=51.2ms images of Ganymede (PJ35_02 and PJ35_10).
I wonder what those are trying to observe (geysers, atmosphere, something else)?

Jupitershine? We were just trying it out since we had the available data volume.


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