The Huygen's lander imaging system is supposed to
take 700 images of Titan as it descends through the atmosphere.
It would be a great idea to 'stitch' those images together
and run an animation software program showing them at a
rate of perhaps 24 frames per second.; you would be able to view almost 1/2 a minute of virtual time-lapse hypersonic free-fall.
Attn: Doug Ellison.
Hi!.... Isn't that guy, going by the name "Cassiolli", still on the Mars Society forum, Doug?
He did a splendid job of stitching together the MER rover Spirit's images to create some very interesting and creative time-lapse/animation sequences.
You should ask him to do the same with the imminent Huygen's images.
Here's hoping for the best on Friday.
cheers
Jacob
Huygen's lander imaging-system.
