Scan the rings from the inside with @CassiniSaturn on September 9th#CassiniInspires pic.twitter.com/vVxtdtaPZM
Scan the rings from the inside with @CassiniSaturn on September 9th#CassiniInspires pic.twitter.com/vVxtdtaPZM
“In one way,” Spilker said, “the mission will end. But we have collected this treasure trove of data, so we have decades of additional work ahead of us. With this firehose of data coming back basically every day, we have only been able to skim the cream off the top of the best images and data. But imagine how many new discoveries we haven’t made yet! The search for a more complete understanding of the Saturn system continues, and we leave that legacy to those who come after, as we dream of future missions to continue the exploration we began.”
Maybe step outside in the dark before Fri morning, find Saturn and take a moment to say hello and goodbye to @CassiniSaturn one final time
Maybe step outside in the dark before Fri morning, find Saturn and take a moment to say hello and goodbye to @CassiniSaturn one final time
A Journey’s End: our team members reflect on a historic, international collaboration https://t.co/LYtMIwghLE #GrandFinale #GoodbyeCassini pic.twitter.com/OsDRPGyo43
A Journey’s End: our team members reflect on a historic, international collaboration https://t.co/LYtMIwghLE #GrandFinale #GoodbyeCassini pic.twitter.com/OsDRPGyo43