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Galileo - What's New - July 1998

July 29, 1998

• Computer Simulated Animations of the upcoming Europa 17 Flyby are now available.
• Galileo Status Report (July 29, 1998)
  Spacecraft resumes transmitting science data back to Earth, anomaly identified as a shorted signal line, gyroscope test today.

July 27, 1998

• This Week on Galileo (July 27 - August 2, 1998)
• The Countdown home page has been updated for the next encounter, Europa 17.

July 23, 1998

• Galileo Status Report (July 23, 1998)
  Spacecraft computer has been recovered, science processing to be restarted

July 21, 1998

• Galileo Status Report (July 21, 1998)
  Anomaly with spacecraft's main computer, data from Europa flyby lost, recovery of spacecraft in progress

July 20, 1998

• Today on Galileo (July 20, 1998)

July 19, 1998

• Today on Galileo (July 19, 1998)

July 17, 1998

• Computer Simulated Animations of the upcoming Europa 16 Flyby are now available.

July 16, 1998

• Live doppler plots for the upcoming Europa 16 flyby will be available.

July 15, 1998

• Completing A Global Map Of Ganymede
• Dark-Floored Impact Craters On Ganymede
• High Latitude "Bright" And "Dark" Terrains On Ganymede
• Fresh Impact Craters On Ganymede
• Anatomy Of A Torn Comet
• Kittu Dark Ray Crater
• A Tumultous Past For Ganymede's Dark Terrain
• Fratures In Nicholson Regio
• "Calderas" On Ganymede?
• Swaths Of Grooved Terrain On Ganymede
• Highly Fractured Dark And Bright Terrain
• Marius Regio, Ganymede
• Regional View Of Ganymede
• Morning In Tiamat Sulcus
• Perspective View Of Bright Ridges On Ganymede

July 14, 1998

• New Galileo Images Of Ganymede Available On July 15

July 13, 1998

• This Week on Galileo (July 13-19, 1998)
• The 'Where Is Galileo Right Now?' page has been updated to reflect the current distances and relative speeds of the spacecraft to all four of the Galilean moons.

July 7, 1998

• This Week on Galileo (July 6-12, 1998)

July 6, 1998

• Galileo Status Report (July 6, 1998)
  Playback of E15 data continues, successful spacecraft maneuver & gyroscope performance test

July 2, 1998

• Galileo Spacecraft Sees Volcanic Fireworks On Jupiter's Moon Io (JPL - July 2, 1998)
• Close-Up Color View of Io
• Io Imaging During Galileo's 24th Orbit
• The full data sets from Galileo's first eight orbits are now available!

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