The two Titan stellar occultations of 14 November 2003

Sicardy, B.; Colas, F.; Widemann, Thomas; Bellucci, Aurélie; Beisker, W.; Kretlow, M.; Ferri, F.; Lacour, S.; Lecacheux, J.; Lellouch, E.; Pau, S.; Renner, S.; Roques, Françoise; Fienga, A.; Etienne, C.; Moreno Martinez, C.; S. Glass, I.; Baba, Daisuke; Nagayama, Takahiro; Nagata, Tetsuya; Itting-Enke, S.; Ludwig Bath, Karl; Bode, Harald; Bode, F.; Lüdemann, H.; Lüdemann, J.; Neubauer, David; Tegtmeier, A.; Tegtmeier, C.; Thomé, B.; Hund, F.; DeWitt, Curtis; J. Fraser, B.; Jansen, A.; Dunkley Jones, Tom; Schoenau, P.; R. G. Turk, C.; J. Meintjies, P.; S. Hernandez, M.; Fiel, D.; Frappa, Eric; Peyrot, André; P. Teng, J.; Vignand, M.; Hesler, G.; Payet, T.; R. Howell, R.; Kidger, M.; L. Ortiz, J.; Naranjo, O.; Rosenzweig, P.; Rapaport, M.

doi:10.1029/2005je002624

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The two Titan stellar occultations of 14 November 2003

Published in Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres • Nov 1, 2006

Authors:

B. Sicardy

F. Colas

Thomas Widemann

Abstract

We report the observation of two stellar occultations by Titan on 14 November 2003, using stations in the Indian Ocean, southern Africa, Spain, and northern and southern Americas. These occultations probed altitudes between ∼550 and 250 km (∼1 to 250 μ bar) in Titan's upper stratosphere. The light c...

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Titan (rocket family)

Geology

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