It's a project document. I've asked the site owner that I got the PDF from if it's OK to publish the link more widely. He just told me in an email that he will find out by next week.
But, in any event, I think it's probably OK for me to extract the dates and distances of the major and minor satellite encounters, which I will at least get started on in the next few days. Unless, of course, someone else (Alex, are you lurking ?) knows of a more complete listing than those already posted on JPL or ESA that is available.
AFAIK, encounters for the rest of the tour after the Huygens entry (starting with Titan 3 on Feb 15) were not affected by the change from November to January and the adding of the earlier orbits.
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- New picture of the Death Star (Mimas)
- What's the closest approach to Mimas going to be?
- I'd be surprised if there wasn't a good close up in the extended mission
- Dr. Linda Spilker spoke at JPL recently
- Thanks, all! I guess I'll have to take what I can get.
- 5 flybys less than 100,000 km
- Detailed 168 Page 1997 Report On Mission Had 5 Medium Range flybyes of Mimas
- No Close Flybye of Mimas
- re: What's the closest approach to Mimas going to be?
- What's the closest approach to Mimas going to be?
