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I'm a bit of a spacey geek and have been looking at news on the this mission. Titan is one of Saturn's moons, has a thick atmosphere and could have oceans of liquid methane on the surface AND it's going to take pictures tomorrow I think!!
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fragout123 wrote:
> However chances are, we'll lose contact after a couple of hours, and
> that will be a few more million down the plughole!
The craft will take 1000 pictures on it's 2 1-2 hour decent, even if it lands in the sea or on a mountain and breaks they'll still have enough to have made it worthwhile.
They don't even know what it looks like inside the atmosphere yet. It could be bright pink for all we know!
Although it probably won't be. But that would be fun!
> However chances are, we'll lose contact after a couple of hours, and
> that will be a few more million down the plughole!
The craft will take 1000 pictures on it's 2 1-2 hour decent, even if it lands in the sea or on a mountain and breaks they'll still have enough to have made it worthwhile.
They don't even know what it looks like inside the atmosphere yet. It could be bright pink for all we know!
Although it probably won't be. But that would be fun!
However chances are, we'll lose contact after a couple of hours, and that will be a few more million down the plughole!
This side of Sheepy surprises me.
I'm a bit of a spacey geek and have been looking at news on the this mission. Titan is one of Saturn's moons, has a thick atmosphere and could have oceans of liquid methane on the surface AND it's going to take pictures tomorrow I think!!
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4171945.stm[/URL]
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4171945.stm[/URL]
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