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What Titan is really like: in-situ measurements of the Titan environment by the Huygens probe

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Lorenz, R.D. ; Lunar & Planetary Lab., Arizona Univ., Tucson, AZ

The dramatic findings of the Cassini mission, and especially the Huygens probe, at Titan confirm it to be a planetary target of great interest in many scientific fields. This paper reviews in particular the meteorological and geological results of Huygens as they pertain to future missions

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Aerospace Conference, 2006 IEEE

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