Go to the website of the Cassinin spacecraft.
You done?
Good!
Now go the webpage for the Cassini spacecraft's instrumentation.
You done that?
Good!
Now tell me! What's wrong with the posted agenda for the Cassini radar
at that website?
The Cassini's radar will only be used on Titan?
And you're going to tell me with a straight face, with all the sincerity you can muster that JPL made the right decision to use Cassini's radar
ONLY for Titan?
Are you telling me that Cassini's radar will obtain......nothing.....
valuable scientifically by beaming at and scanning the other moons; like Enceladus, Tethys, Hyperion, etc?
Shame on you if you agree with JPL's lack of vision in this case and its limitation of the Cassini scientific analysis of the Saturnian system.
Any of you have the guts to tell me I'm wrong on this one?
Have a nice day, eh.
Jake
Explain to me the [so-called] logic of this decision of JPL.
