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Huygens
Science,
Payload and Mission
Available from the European Space Agency as ESA SP-1177
published
in August 1997. Selected articles are available online by
clicking the link above.
Passage
to a Ringed
World. The
Cassini-Huygens Mission to Saturn and Titan
NASA SP-533
published in October 1997. Full publication or individual
chapters are available in PDF format from JPL.
Space
Science Reviews, Volume 104, Issues 1 - 4
The articles from this issue are available online and can be purchased
from Springer.
GCMS Instrument Pamphlet
designed to be printed on both sides of the page and folded
Outside (gcms_brochure_out.pdf,
size 391kB)
Inside (gcms_brochure_in.pdf,
size 174 kB)
Block diagram "cartoons" show the component sequencing of the GCMS
instrument during
the mission. These depict the states of the valves
(open or closed) and heaters (on or off) and the flow of the gas
samples within the instrument. Also shown is the atmosphere entry
profile either as altitude or as pressure vs. time. These
animated GIF files are sized about 1.6 MegaBytes.
GCMS Instrument Testing Elapsed
Times <HTM Format> or
<PDF Format>
A static block diagram of the GCMS instrument can be examined here (as
a PDF file.)
A graphic of the GCMS operations timeline can be examined here
(as a PDF file.)
The complete sampling sequence can be examined here or
here (as
a PDF file.)
The
archived data files on this site are the same as those archived in both
the
European
Space Agency's
Planetary
Sciences Archives (ESA PSA) and at the
Atmospheres Node in
the National
Aeronautics and Space Administration's
Planetary Data System Archives
(NASA PDS). Supplemental information will also be made available
here.
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