New Raw Image: Tethys and Odysseus
This new raw image of Tethys taken Wednesday prominently shows Odysseus crater, the north-south albedo assymmetry, and a crater discovered last year near Tethys' south pole.
posted by Jason Perry at 11:22 AM
Friday, February 11, 2005
This new raw image of Tethys taken Wednesday prominently shows Odysseus crater, the north-south albedo assymmetry, and a crater discovered last year near Tethys' south pole.
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- Name: Jason Perry
- Location: Tucson, Arizona, United States
I work for the Cassini Imaging team, usually processing Titan and Enceladus images and making maps of Titan based on our images. When I am not working or studying, I'm...I forget. I watch a lot of movies I guess.
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