Space+Instruments

​ Alot of the reaserch that we have discovered about space today and in the past is because of space instruments.Space instruments such as GEO, RPI, and the NAI take different kinds of pictures in space to learn and study plants, galaxies, and other objects in space. Space instruments also help aware people of tragedies such as hurricanes, tornadoes, and earthequakes that are about to happen.Space instruments also help us see what planets look like and what they have on their surfaces, also if there is any life on these planets. If it were not for these special kind of instruments used in space, when we look up at the sky we would just wonder what was up there and never really know what kind of thing's or creations were there, but because of these instruments when we look up we are able to know exactly what we are looking at and even more!

This is the cassini huygens prob. This was sent to Saturn and it's moons in 2004. It was enabled with cameras and is capable of taking accurate measurements and detailed images in a variety of atmospheric conditions and light spectra,it has twelve instruments in it.This probe is a three axis stabilized.This was sent to Saturn and it's moon's including "Titan" when this probe was returned we had found out alot of information such as Satrun has ring's and many moon's!

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