Comments on: Mapping Jupiter http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/ Fri, 05 Sep 2008 13:03:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Solar Flare http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-432 Tue, 28 Mar 2006 15:06:42 +0000 http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-432 Sunil, I would say it's a VERY exclusive one! :-) Sunil, I would say it’s a VERY exclusive one! :-)

]]> by: sunil http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-427 Tue, 28 Mar 2006 12:17:37 +0000 http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-427 very nice top view of jupiter, in all books and photos of jupiter there are only routine "jupiter's images", this is some what exclusive one. :)very nice view. sunil very nice top view of jupiter, in all books and photos of jupiter there are only routine “jupiter’s images”, this is some what exclusive one. :) very nice view.

sunil

]]> by: Wolverine http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-422 Tue, 28 Mar 2006 00:52:29 +0000 http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-422 I couldn't pick a favorite if I tried... guess that makes me a polygamist of sorts. :lol: While I've grown tremendously fond of Cassini for consistently returning new and breathtaking details, I could say the same of any other spacecraft capable of capturing photons and beaming the imagery back to Earth. They're each marvelous in their own way. I couldn’t pick a favorite if I tried… guess that makes me a polygamist of sorts. :lol:

While I’ve grown tremendously fond of Cassini for consistently returning new and breathtaking details, I could say the same of any other spacecraft capable of capturing photons and beaming the imagery back to Earth. They’re each marvelous in their own way.

]]> by: Solar Flare http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-421 Tue, 28 Mar 2006 00:40:14 +0000 http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-421 Lol, you knew where <i>I</i> was going with that one. Though I'd probably feel like I was cheating on Hubble...I mean, that Pinwheel Galaxy photo--the bluish one with the millions of stars--pretty much won me over for good. But then there will be the upcoming MRO photos. ~sigh~ So many spacescopes, so little time. :-) Do you have a favorite? I know that some people like Cassini's work better than Hubble's, but I guess it's a matter of whether you prefer planets over galaxies, and so on. Lol, you knew where I was going with that one.

Though I’d probably feel like I was cheating on Hubble…I mean, that Pinwheel Galaxy photo–the bluish one with the millions of stars–pretty much won me over for good. But then there will be the upcoming MRO photos. ~sigh~ So many spacescopes, so little time. :-)

Do you have a favorite? I know that some people like Cassini’s work better than Hubble’s, but I guess it’s a matter of whether you prefer planets over galaxies, and so on.

]]> by: Wolverine http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-420 Mon, 27 Mar 2006 19:24:39 +0000 http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-420 "Oh, if the Cassini spacecraft were a person…" ... I think I'd have already proposed. :D “Oh, if the Cassini spacecraft were a person…”

… I think I’d have already proposed. :D

]]> by: Solar Flare http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-419 Mon, 27 Mar 2006 18:47:46 +0000 http://www.wolverinesden.org/2006/03/27/mapping-jupiter/#comment-419 WOW! Those are great. I looked at the ones on the site, too. Oh, if the Cassini spacecraft were a person... Thanks. (-: WOW! Those are great. I looked at the ones on the site, too.

Oh, if the Cassini spacecraft were a person…

Thanks. (-:

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