Re: Cassini?

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If it was the Cassini Centaur, it would have been the residual O2 and/or 
H2 being vented from the tanks upon spacecraft separation and anti 
collision burn. This has produced a very large cloud which would slowly 
dissipate.

Bill Bard
wtba@eci-esyst.com

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Date: 10/16/97 12:16 AM
To: Bill Bard
From: Tony Beresford
... The event looks like perhaps the post separation
firing of the Centaur to make sure its in a separate orbit
to Cassini.

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