In addition to the flyby spacecraft images, at least 30 telescopes around
the world, including Spitzer, Hubble and the Chandra X-ray Observatory, will
be watching the dramatic impact. This may help explain the eccentric paths of planets
orbiting other stars.
The Cassini-Huygens mission is a cooperative project of NASA , the European
and Italian Space Agencies.

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Weak, linear density waves caused in Saturn's rings by the small moons
Atlas and Pan have yielded more reliable calculations of their masses.
Hunter Waite, principal investigator for the spectrometer from the University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor. The findings were published
in the journal Science.gov/cassini

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In infrared light , a comet's radiated heat is
measured, providing a direct look at its size.2-meter telescope at Mauna Kea. By analyzing the material blown out of the
interior of the comet, this global network of telescopes will assemble a list
of the raw ingredients that went into making the planets in our solar system .
Several faint Saturn rings have been discovered in Cassini images.

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It's dynamically
similar to Jupiter's, but in places it chemically resembles water-based
plasmas surrounding comets," said Dr.
Another surprising find was made by the ion and neutral mass spectrometer
instrument, which measured molecular oxygen ions above Saturn's ring plane.

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After the impactor is released, its specialized software will steer it
toward the sunlit portion of Tempel 1's nucleus .
"Knowing the reflectivity also tells us how to set up our cameras," Lisse
said.gov/home/index .html

http://www. Polydeuces is a Trojan moon of Dione.
"This is at first surprising since the rings are made of water ice," said Dr. For information about the Cassini mission on the
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Spitzer
and Hubble refined these measurements, revealing a matte black comet
approximately 8.
"Spitzer was crucial in pinning down the comet's size," said Dr.

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Several of the rings are kinked, likely
evidence of nearby moons .

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Together they came
up with the best estimates of the comet's size, shape, reflectivity and
rotation rate.
On July 3, as it approaches Tempel 1, the spacecraft will separate into
two parts."
Tempel 1's shape and two-day rotation rate were derived from long-term
observations made by various telescopes, including Hubble, Spitzer and the
University of Hawaii's 2.nasa.
Other results improve the understanding of Saturn's complex magnetic
environment.

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As if that is not challenging enough, the comet's size, shape and other
characteristics are not entirely known. Lisse is team leader for
the Tempel 1 Spitzer studies. Its mission
is to study the primordial soup of our solar system, which is sealed away
inside comets.
JPL manages the Deep Impact mission for NASA.
The new findings include refinements in the orbits of several of Saturn's
small satellites.

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Two of NASA's eyes in the sky, the Spitzer and Hubble Space Telescopes,
helped scientists prepare for the comet encounter.
"Even tiny adjustments to our model of Tempel 1 are crucial to hitting the
target and setting camera exposure times," said Dr. "We'll know exactly what it looks
like when we get there," he said.
The Deep Impact spacecraft was launched on January 12, 2005. The impactor will attempt the tricky task of placing itself in the
path of the speeding snowball, while the second part, the flyby spacecraft,
swings around for a ringside view. To program the software,
mission planners at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) needed to know the
size and reflectivity of Tempel 1's surface. WASHINGTON, NASA's Cassini spacecraft continues
making new and exciting discoveries.
Scientists also found Saturn's winds change with altitude, and small
storms emerge out of large ones.

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Y. Michael
A'Hearn, University of Maryland, College Park.

NASA'S Cassini Continues Making New Saturn Discoveries

Dennis Matson, Cassini project scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
Pasadena, Calif.
But these new measurements at Saturn suggest there are lifeless processes
associated with cold icy surfaces that may produce an independent pathway for
the formation of molecular oxygen in atmospheres.

Study of motion of 'bodies' - physical objects .

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It has been a whirlwind, and already we have many new results, " said Dr. David Young. He is Cassini principal
investigator for the plasma spectrometer instrument from the Southwest
Research Institute, San Antonio.

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Previous observations of Tempel 1 taken with ground-based telescopes
indicated the comet is dark and oblong, with a width of a few miles .5 miles, or roughly one-half the size of Manhattan
Island, N. He is principal investigator
for Deep Impact and the Hubble observations.

Concepts involved: force, velocity, acceleration, etc.

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The data may help Deep Impact snap pictures of the dramatic
rendezvous and increase the probability of making contact with the comet.7 by 2. The findings include wandering and
rubble-pile moons; new and clumpy Saturn rings; splintering storms and a
dynamic magnetosphere. The
observations offer a glimpse into the process which transfers energy by
convection from Saturn's interior to help sustain strong winds.

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NASA's Space Eyes Focus on Deep Impact Target

One intriguing result is the eccentric and slightly inclined
orbit of Pan in Saturn's A ring.

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The
masses imply the moons are very porous , perhaps constructed like rubble piles.

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WASHINGTON, On July 4, NASA's Deep Impact
spacecraft will attempt an extraordinarily daring encounter with the far -flung
comet Tempel 1 hurtling through space at tens of thousands of miles per hour.
When viewing a comet in visible light from very far away, only reflected
sunlight can be seen, so a big, dark comet can look the same as a highly
reflective, small comet. "Like photographers, it's important for us to know our subject before
the shoot. They are found near
gravitationally stable points , and Saturn is the only planet known to have
moons with companion Trojan moons. If Pan's orbit remains eccentric due to this interaction, then
planets growing in a disc of material surrounding a star may also have
eccentric orbits. Some
lie in various gaps in the rings and may indicate the presence of tiny
embedded moons acting as shepherds.
The abundance of molecular oxygen on Earth is uniquely tied to biology.

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Since its surface can't be
observed directly from Earth, scientists turned to Spitzer's infrared eyes to
measure its size.jpl.
"For the last seven months it has been a nonstop, science-packed mission. For the first time, Cassini images captured
possible evidence of processes that may maintain the winds on Saturn.

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Carey Lisse, Johns Hopkins
University Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Md.

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From their orbits high
above Earth, the telescopes watched Tempel 1 in early 2004.nasa.
They are similar to the moons that shepherd Saturn's F ring, Prometheus and
Pandora.

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They calculated the amount of reflected, visible light observed
by Hubble and found Tempel 1 reflects only four percent of the sunlight that
falls on it.org/news/

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Another discovery was a tiny moon, about three miles across, recently
named Polydeuces. The orbit's shape is significant, as it
indicates the type of interaction the moon has with the ring material
surrounding it. "This may have important consequences for the
identification of spectral features to use in the search for life on
extrasolar terrestrial planet systems," he added.

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Once the size of Tempel 1 was known, scientists could calculate surface
reflectivity .edu/spitzer

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caltech. "Saturn's magnetosphere is truly unique.