Last evening, I presented the subject:Saturn, Titan, Cassini and Huygens during an open door public day for the Louvain-La-Neuve (a university city) astronomy club. Lots of people in the auditorium! What's nice is the possibility to use the very same laptop I'm writing this post with, for the conference. Thanks to videoprojectors! I'd love to own one, but it's still too expensive (880 EUR, the cheapest).
A comparison with 25 years ago:
Getting Cassini ready:
It's rather difficult to take a picture in a big dark room, without flashes.
It's also very difficult to talk to an audience ranging from children to grandparents! I saw some of the former closing their eyes. Ok, nothing we can fo about it. Only a few did it.
Raoul
Conference on Cassini
