LITTMANNMARK

The Voyager Guide to Giant Worlds, Friends of the Library talk by Mark Littmann, 1989

 

1989-06-03

 

 

Doctor Littmann was the Director of Hansen Planetarium in Salt Lake City, Utah, for 18 years, and taught astronomy at Loyola College in Baltimore, the University of Utah, and Westminster College in Salt Lake City. In this talk, Littman discussed the completion of NASA's Voyager mission on its 12-year tour of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. The tape starts after the beginning of Littmann's speech.

Owen Gingerich; Friends of the Library; Mark Littmann; San Diego State University; Zinner Collection; Lyn Olsson; Voyager 2; NASA; National Aeronautic; Giant planets; Gary Flandrau; Jet Propulsion Laboratory; Gary Arnold Flandro; Walter Hohmann; Gaetano Arturo Crocco; Gravitational assist; Gravitational slingshot; Earth-Jupiter-Saturn trajectory; Elliot "Joe" Cutting; Voyager I; Pioneer 11; Pasadena Society for the Preservation of the Orbit of Jupiter; Jupiter (planet); Ganymede (moon); Europa (moon); Arthur C. Clarke; Io (moon); Saturn (planet); Titan (moon); Uranus (planet); Titania (moon); Ariel (moon); Umbriel (moon); Miranda (moon); Neptune (planet); Solar system

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00:43:12

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