List of Figures.- List of Tables.- Author's Preface.- Acknowledgements.- Saturn from Afar.- First Close Look.- Saturn Revealed.- The Titans.- Cassini-Huygens.- Collected footnotes.- Table of Saturn's Satellites.- Further Reading.- Index.
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"David Harland takes a long, serious look at Saturn from the first
telescopic observations, the theorising about the rings, the early
spectroscopy, the vistas and the science revealed by the spacecraft
flybys of 1979, 1980 and 1981. Then he tackles the planning,
building and journey of the Cassini orbiter, the most highly
instrumented spacecraft ever dispatched on a deep space mission,
and the Huygens Titan probe. Mission to Saturn is superbly
illustrated, well referenced and an eminently readable book." - New
Scientist "We learned more about Saturn in one week than in
the entire span of human history."
–Bradford Smith, Voyager Imaging Team Leader
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