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Huygens Alien Winds
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| Categories: Science and Technology Brought to you LIVE [OK, after a long time lag, well, actually recorded] from the moon of Titan orbiting Saturn in the Sol System...
Chilling. An amazing experience.
I didn't work on Huygens, but I did the process analyses (FMECA, FTA, CCA), and led systems engineering and/or risk management for the EUVE, MDI and Gravity Probe-B projects, among other space science experiments and various launch vehicles. So, Huygens' success gets my heart pumping. And chills - did I mention chills?
You can follow Cassini-Huygens progress from Space.com RSS feed or from the ESA.
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