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Voyager 2 Saturn timeline Paolo Ulivi 10-07-2006
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Posted by Paolo Ulivi on October 7, 2006, 1:24 pm
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Hi all,
I am looking for a timeline of the Voyager 2 Saturn encounter, showing
the times and distances of the main events (satellite approaches, ring
plane crossing, occultations etc). Anybody has one?
I have tried looking in Morrison's "Missions to Saturn" and in the
encounter "wrap up" article in Science but I have found nothing.
Perhaps, it could be found in the Voyager 2 encounter press kit. I have
the one for Voyager 1 and it includes such a timeline
thanks in advance
Paolo

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Posted by cfleon@hotmail.com on October 7, 2006, 11:21 pm
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Paolo Ulivi wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am looking for a timeline of the Voyager 2 Saturn encounter, showing
> the times and distances of the main events (satellite approaches, ring
> plane crossing, occultations etc). Anybody has one?
> I have tried looking in Morrison's "Missions to Saturn" and in the
> encounter "wrap up" article in Science but I have found nothing.
> Perhaps, it could be found in the Voyager 2 encounter press kit. I have
> the one for Voyager 1 and it includes such a timeline
> thanks in advance
> Paolo
>
> --
>
> ICBM Address: 45deg 31m 0.9s N 9deg 19m 24.9s E

Look at issues of Sky and Telescope around the encounter date. They ran
pretty good encounter info for each of the Pioneer and Voyager flybys.
Official press kits were alright, but sometimes were not updated with
changes. Star and Sky had some good articles at the time, also.
Astronomy magazine at the time was not as detailed in its coverage.


Posted by John Irwin on October 9, 2006, 4:44 am
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If you're still struggling to find this information, I can determine
basic event data from the spacecraft trajectory during the Saturn
encounter, though to do this I would need to know exactly which events
you are interested in.

John Irwin.

Paolo Ulivi wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I am looking for a timeline of the Voyager 2 Saturn encounter, showing
> the times and distances of the main events (satellite approaches, ring
> plane crossing, occultations etc). Anybody has one?
> I have tried looking in Morrison's "Missions to Saturn" and in the
> encounter "wrap up" article in Science but I have found nothing.
> Perhaps, it could be found in the Voyager 2 encounter press kit. I have
> the one for Voyager 1 and it includes such a timeline
> thanks in advance
> Paolo
>
> --
>
> ICBM Address: 45deg 31m 0.9s N 9deg 19m 24.9s E

Posted by Paolo Ulivi on October 9, 2006, 2:37 pm
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Thanks to everyone who replied. I have the data I needed now
Paolo


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