Radio Telescopes 'Save the Day,' Produce Data on Titan's Winds

If I'm not mistaken, the only data that was initially lost was the
wind doppler information. All the other data was broadcast on two
different channels.

Alas, not so. Some of it was simply duplicated across the two channels,
but the camera in particular sent different images on channels A and B
rather than duplicating them.

Any hope that they can recover the missing images? Or is the
signal to noise not good enough?

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