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Spotlight on Titan for Next Cassini Flyby
11.13.07 - Saturn's moon Titan will be backlit by the sun during Cassini's upcoming flyby on Nov. 19, 2007.
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First Known Belt of Moonlets in Saturn's Rings
10.24.07 - A narrow belt harboring moonlets discovered in Saturn's outmost ring.
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Cassini Celebrates 10 Years Since Launch
10.11.07 - Celebrating the 10th anniversary of its launch from Cape Canaveral, the Cassini-Huygens mission to Saturn is once again at the center of scientific attention.
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Cassini Scientist Gets Prestigious Achievement Award
10.09.07 - Andrew P. Ingersoll, Cassini imaging scientist, of the California Institute of Technology has been awarded the 2007 Gerard P. Kuiper Prize by the Division for Planetary Sciences of the American Astronomical Society in honor of his outstanding contributions to planetary science.
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Cassini Heads South on Next Titan Flyby
09.26.07 - The Cassini spacecraft has been moving progressively over Titan's southern hemisphere and is getting ready for a Titan flyby on Oct. 2, 2007.
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Cassini Heads South on Next Titan Flyby
09.26.07 - The Cassini spacecraft has been moving progressively over Titan's southern hemisphere and is getting ready for a Titan flyby on Oct. 2, 2007.
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Cassini Completes Titan Flyby, Prepares for Iapetus
09.04.07 - Cassini successfully flew by Titan on Aug. 31, 2007, imaging the Huygens probe landing site.
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Cassini Flyby: A Double Moon Saga
08.28.07 - In late August, Cassini flies by Titan. A few days later, it will fly past Iapetus.
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Probing Titan's Surface West of Huygens
07.24.07 - Cassini successfully completed a flyby of Titan on July 19.
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Cassini Finds Saturn's 60th Moon
07.19.07 - Scientists have recently discovered that the planet Saturn is turning 60 - not years, but moons.
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Probing Titan's Surface West of Huygens
07.12.07 - Cassini's next Titan encounter on July 19 will include bistatic scattering observations just to the west of the Huygens probe landing site.
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Cassini Completes Tethys and Titan Flybys
07.03.07 - This week, Cassini successfully completed flybys of Saturn's moons Tethys and Titan.
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Cassini to Fly By Tethys and Titan
06.25.07 - Cassini is getting ready for its next Titan and Tethys flyby.
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Cassini Sees the Sun Set and Rise on Titan
06.21.07 - Cassini is getting ready for its next Titan flyby.
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Cassini to See the Sun Set and Rise on Titan
06.07.07 - Cassini is getting ready for its next Titan flyby.
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Huygens' Path to Titan
06.01.07 - Scientists now know exactly how Huygens made its way to the surface of Titan.
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The Way the Wind Blows on Titan
06.01.07 - A simulation of the winds encountered by Huygens has lead planetary scientists to believe that it's entire atmosphere is circulating around on a conveyor belt.
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Dissecting the Dirt on Titan
06.01.07 - Planetary scientists are a step closer to understanding the composition of the dust in Titan's atmosphere
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Titan's mysterious radio wave
06.01.07 - Huygens scored a first in 2005 by measuring the electrical conductivity of Titan's atmosphere.
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Revealing Titan's Rugged Surface
06.01.07 - Today, two and a half years after the historic landing of ESA's Huygens probe on Titan, a new set of results on Saturn's largest moon is ready to be presented.