Saturn: A New View
 

Saturn: A New View

by Laura Lovett, Joan Horvath, Jeff Cuzzi

After a journey of seven years and 2.2 billion miles, the spacecraft Cassini, with a probe named Huygens aboard, reached Saturn in July 2004, beginning a four-year tour to observe the remote planet, its rings, and its moons in depth. As a result of the spectacularly succesful Cassini-Huygens mission, photographs of astounding beauty have come streaming back to Earth, together with enough data... (read more)

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  • Christophe J

    christophe j said:

    I'm glad they were able to make a book out of all the pictures they took, they are amazing and worth appreciating. The book is way cheeper than the cost of getting the photos, probes of this kind cost millions of dollars, this is a true treasure.

    posted Sunday, June 15 2008
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