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

In article et,
robert casey wrote:
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?


I'd be quite surprised if they can pull data out of the radio-telescope
recordings well enough to recover any images. The S/N just isn't there.

I'm sure the idea occurred to people, but if there was any hope of
success, by now I'd have expected at least some mention of it.
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