VOYAGER II-Rendezvous With Saturn
National Archives and Records Administration
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VOYAGER II-URANUS FLY BY
U.S. Information Agency. (1982 - 10/01/1999)
VOYAGER II-URANUS FLY BY - HIBBS/STONE/SMITH/GAUTIER/BRAHIC. ARC Identifier 59760 / Local Identifier 306-WNET-188. TELEVISION DISCUSSION: AL HIBBS, DR. EDWARD STONE, DR. BRAD SMITH, DR. DANIEL GAUTIER, AND DR. ANDRE BRAHIC, SCIENTISTS, JET PROPULSION LABORATORY, DISCUSS THE DISCOVERY OF NEW MOONS, ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION OF URANUS, THE NINE KNOWN RINGS OF URANUS, THE DISCOVERY OF A 17-HOUR DAY, PLANET TEMPERATURE, AND THE FACTS UNCOVERED ABOUT URANUS' MAGNETIC FIELD. SHOWS RECENT VOYAGER PHOTOGRAPHS.
Made possible by a donation from Shawn Masters.
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- English
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