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Destination Titan
It was a voyage of exploration like no other. Intrigued by the similarity of Titan's atmosphere to that of a primordial Earth, scientists in 1997 sent a probe to Saturn's largest moon to test its surface for conditions that might harbor life. The program tells the story of the Cassini-Huygens probe and the engineering team who built it: a group of graduate students, led by researcher John Zernecki, working on a shoestring budget.
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- "It was a voyage of exploration like no other. Intrigued by the similarity of Titan's atmosphere to that of a primordial Earth, scientists in 1997 sent a probe to Saturn's largest moon to test its surface for conditions that might harbor life. This fascinating program tells the story of the Cassini-Huygens probe and the engineering team who built it-a group of graduate students, led by researcher John Zernecki, working on a shoestring budget. Despite setbacks and a major last-minute glitch, the endeavor succeeded beyond expectations, yielding remarkable images of Titan's mountains, rock fields, and seas of liquid methane. With stunning re-creations of the probe's interplanetary trip, the video documents the joint NASA/ESA mission. Produced by the Open University. (60 minutes) A streaming videorecording."
- "Documentary following the work of British scientists as they prepare to send a space probe to Saturn's largest moon."
- "It was a voyage of exploration like no other. Intrigued by the similarity of Titan's atmosphere to that of a primordial Earth, scientists in 1997 sent a probe to Saturn's largest moon to test its surface for conditions that might harbor life. The program tells the story of the Cassini-Huygens probe and the engineering team who built it: a group of graduate students, led by researcher John Zernecki, working on a shoestring budget."@en
- "It was a voyage of exploration like no other. Intrigued by the similarity of Titan's atmosphere to that of a primordial Earth, scientists in 1997 sent a probe to Saturn's largest moon to test its surface for conditions that might harbor life. This fascinating program tells the story of the Cassini-Huygens probe and the engineering team who built it-a group of graduate students, led by researcher John Zernecki, working on a shoestring budget. Despite setbacks and a major last-minute glitch, the endeavor succeeded beyond expectations, yielding remarkable images of Titan's mountains, rock fields, and seas of liquid methane. With stunning re-creations of the probe's interplanetary trip, the video documents the joint NASA/ESA mission."
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- "Destination Titan"@en
- "Destination Titan"