re: What's the closest approach to Mimas going to be?

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REB — 7/26/2004 5:45:57 PM (archived)

I don't know, but I do know the next close approach will be on August 2, 2005. How close, I don't know, but the source I read said it will be a distant flyby.

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New picture of the Death Star (Mimas) - REB - 7/26/2004 3:33:06 PM
- What's the closest approach to Mimas going to be? - Tom Brosz - 7/26/2004 4:51:30 PM
  - I'd be surprised if there wasn't a good close up in the extended mission - Buck Galaxy - 7/27/2004 9:41:50 PM
    - I Agree And More Close Passes of the Other Major Moons Which Prove Most Interesting - Mark Eby - 7/28/2004 12:45:08 AM
  - Dr. Linda Spilker spoke at JPL recently - alcaray - 7/27/2004 8:55:37 PM
  - Thanks, all! I guess I'll have to take what I can get. - Tom Brosz - 7/27/2004 4:46:48 AM
  - 5 flybys less than 100,000 km - Pete B. - 7/27/2004 3:10:19 AM
    - Thanks - you have more on timing and resolution for other moons? - E.P. Grondine - 7/29/2004 4:21:19 PM
    - What's Your Source? - Mark Eby - 7/29/2004 3:15:48 AM
      - re: What's Your Source? - Pete B. - 7/29/2004 5:55:00 PM
        
        re: What's Your Source? - Alex R. Blackwell - 7/29/2004 7:52:14 PM
        
        Cassini orbital tour - Alex R. Blackwell - 7/29/2004 7:39:36 PM
  - Detailed 168 Page 1997 Report On Mission Had 5 Medium Range flybyes of Mimas - Mark Eby - 7/27/2004 2:24:30 AM
  - No Close Flybye of Mimas - Mark Eby - 7/27/2004 1:58:59 AM
  - re: What's the closest approach to Mimas going to be? - REB - 7/26/2004 5:45:57 PM

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