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reACTIONary

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12. The flicker version...

Reply to KelleyKramer (Original post)

Fri Oct 18, 2019, 09:31 PM

Oct 2019

... at the link below, includes a view of Titan transiting Saturn. We will be exploring Titan!

https://dragonfly.jhuapl.edu

https://t.co/8SLjERSRWc

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Breathtaking view of Io, Europa and Jupiter captured by Cassini spacecraft [View all] KelleyKramer Oct 2019 OP

Breathtaking! lunatica Oct 2019 #1

Wow! Awesome! lastlib Oct 2019 #2

Wow, most impressive. Duppers Oct 2019 #3

Passing on the outside. Wow Marcuse Oct 2019 #4

Woo woo! Feels like we're there! Karadeniz Oct 2019 #5

Kicking for later. Dem2theMax Oct 2019 #6

Looks like Jupiter is keeping an eye on its moons.:-) patphil Oct 2019 #7

I see what did there..... diverdownjt Oct 2019 #13

Is there a way to share this? TNNurse Oct 2019 #8

Here is a flickr link HuskyOffset Oct 2019 #9

THANK YOU TNNurse Oct 2019 #11

NASA's fake videos have improved so much since the faked moon landings! DavidDvorkin Oct 2019 #10

The flicker version... reACTIONary Oct 2019 #12

This happened a loooong time ago.. diverdownjt Oct 2019 #14

Wo! First time to this forum. I'm going to visit regularly. nt LAS14 Oct 2019 #15

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