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From: eugene@ames.UUCP (Eugene Miya)
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Subject: Re: Voyager at Uranus
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Date: Mon, 21-Oct-85 18:35:32 EDT
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I had occasion to visit my old haunts at JPL on Friday (a working day off
for me) where I had a chance to revisit old friends [wow! some soon to
be Shuttle mission specialists, others proposing Uranus orbiters]
and meet new JPL people who read this news group.  I had a chance to
stop by and see a few Voyager images which is what you want to hear about.  

First, there is not much detail to see.  Yes, there is a fuzzy, disk
(looks a bit like distant shots of Titan, Saturn's methane covered moon).
It is a side view maybe 3/4 full.  The satellites are visible, but only
as points.  The images I saw were tinted with blue, probably the
same one Doug and others report.  I didn't get a chance to see a histogram
of the images as a spent less time with imaging team and more time with
HyperCube people.

Second, you [I forgot to tell you this] can get these images from
the JPL by writing the public information office [don't mention me,
that doesn't help] or get tours of the Lab thru PIO.  Black and White
Voyager Bulletins are available without charge while supplies last.
They are typically a page or two with one photo and text.  Better to
know someone currently working there on the project.

Encounter is sometime in January 1986.

From the Rock of Ages Home for Retired Hackers:

--eugene miya
  NASA Ames Research Center
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