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  1. Amazing Enc 8th flyby raw images! Here's one http://is.gd/50r6g, closer http://is.gd/50rb1 closest http://is.gd/50rjr Wow! 9:04 AM Nov 21st from Seesmic
  2. Big weekend ahead! 8th Enceladus flyby of tiger stripes Saturday. Raw images posted after downlink. Flyby http://is.gd/4Zg6J 6:15 PM Nov 19th from Seesmic
  3. More ring shadow beauty from equinox! Look for vertical F-ring out-of-plane structures casting shadows. http://is.gd/4Z05o 11:11 AM Nov 19th from Seesmic
  4. Meet the winners & read their essays! The Fall '09 US Cassini Scientist for a Day contest results are in! http://is.gd/4Yjl9 2:20 PM Nov 18th from Seesmic
  5. Dark rings contrast with bright spokes on Saturn's Bring in this image taken a month after equinox. http://is.gd/4UlVf 9:36 AM Nov 13th from Seesmic
  6. 365 Days of Astronomy podcast Nov. 12, 2009: : "Rewriting the Textbook on Saturn" by Dr. Kevin Grazier: http://is.gd/4TYv7 11:39 PM Nov 12th from Seesmic
  7. Today's APOD shows Saturn After Equinox That makes +150 Cassini APODs, not that I'm counting or anything http://is.gd/4S27Y 1:10 PM Nov 10th from Seesmic
  8. "First morsels of science coming back from Enceladus" blogs Dr. Bonnie Buratti today. http://blogs.jpl.nasa.gov/?... 10:54 AM Nov 5th from Seesmic
  9. Awesome raw images fr yesterday's 7th Enceladus flyby are on the ground, & on the web. Check them out! http://is.gd/4M5s4 7:59 AM Nov 3rd from Seesmic
  10. Today's 7th Enceladus flyby was the deepest dive yet into the plumes spewing out fr the south pole. Blog: http://is.gd/4LxKm 5:03 PM Nov 2nd from Seesmic
  11. The Cassini flight team sends you bats witches for a happy Halloween! http://is.gd/4IpFr 11:02 AM Oct 30th from Seesmic
  12. RT @PhysicsChris: Playing w/the Cassini interactive tour http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/... [try it, it's awesome] 6:50 AM Oct 30th from Seesmic
  13. Close flyby of Enceladus next week. Nov 2, 103 km/64 mi above surface! Flyby details in mission descr. http://is.gd/4HBQz 3:25 PM Oct 29th from Seesmic
  14. Scientist 4 a Day participants ask Cassini team Q&As. Follow USTREAM TV Oct. 20 noon PDT/3pm EDT/19:00 UTC http://is.gd/4rnxs 2:08 PM Oct 19th from Seesmic
  15. The sun travels around the galaxy not like a comet, but like a big round bubble. Cassini and IBEX results http://is.gd/4mArZ 8:36 AM Oct 16th from Seesmic
  16. I remember my launch day, Oct 15,1997 so well!. Happy Anniv to me, and thks Flight Team (wearing mission shirts/having cake today) 7:26 AM Oct 15th from Seesmic
  17. Giovanni Cassini discovered Iapetus 1671, & knew one side was dark, other white. New ring may be the cause http://is.gd/45tfX 12:12 PM Oct 8th from Seesmic
  18. RT @NASAJPL From interplanetary Lost & Found Dept: Found! Enormous ring located ~6 million km around SATURN. Story: http://bit.ly/42zSnv 5:48 PM Oct 6th from Seesmic
  19. Here's an image of Titan showing its North Polar Hood - a detached high-altitude haze layer http://is.gd/3Z58G 12:39 PM Oct 5th from Seesmic
  20. Tiny Epimetheus (113 km/70 mi) not pictured but its shadow stretches fr thin F ring past A ring's Encke Gap http://is.gd/3QUWh 1:10 PM Oct 1st from Seesmic
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