NASA's Cassini spacecraft is on track to reach Saturn in summer 2004. Before it reaches Saturn, however, the spacecraft will release a tiny probe called Huygens that will parachute into Titan, Saturn's largest moon. Astronomers think that the environment on Titan is very similar to primordial conditions here on planet Earth billions of years ago. Huygens will take more than a thousand pictures and countless samples as it travels down to the surface in January 2005. I'm looking forward to that.

Ummmm, countless samples.....

Space ship one travels 62 miles into space powered by liquid rubber and laughing gas, kewl

Oh you noticed that then, I was going to post it earlier but I thought I'd see if you knew about it first.

we should know smily where not from this galaxy me you maljonic LOL

what galaxy are u from or havent we discorvered it yet

what galaxy are u from or havent we discorvered it yet

I'm not from any particular galaxy because I am the collective conciousness of all the living things in the universe. I meerly chose to manifest myself in this back-water part of the universe because it looked the most primitive, thus appeared to be more fun. How wrong I was...

i was talking to benji

Do I look like I'm bothered...