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Explore stunning images and data from NASA's Cassini mission to Saturn. This app provides access to energetic particle data, ENA images, and spectrograms from Saturn's magnetosphere. Discover new scientific releases and browse daily updated plots and movies.
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December 12, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Enhancements: - Energetic Neutral Atom Movies are added to both the public and team menus. On the movie screen, a double tap toggles between an enlarged and a normal sized image, and a single tap brings the progress bar in and out of view. The movie legend is best viewed in iPhone’s landscape orientation, enlarged and without the progress bar. - The forward arrows and backward arrows now skips over days with no plots or movies. You can still see what is on a specific day by selecting the date on the date wheel. - In iPhone’s landscape orientation, a tap will make the header appear or disappear. Besides giving you the date, interval, number of plots, and page number, the header enables you to search for the previous or next plot. - LEMMS: PHA Spectrograms and Multiple Sensors: Pressures plots are added back into the APL Public Daily Plots menu. - A pop up message appears if there is no plot or movie, before or beyond a date. - When there is no plot, a list of possible reasons is now shown on the screen. - In poor network conditions, error messages are shown to the user
MoreCassiniMIMI is an iOS application that provides access to data and imagery from NASA's Cassini mission to Saturn, specifically focusing on the Magnetospheric Imaging Instruments (MIMI).
You can find energetic charged particle data, Energetic Neutral Atom (ENA) images of Saturn, spectrograms, line plots from particle detectors like LEMMS and CHEMS, and movies.
Yes, CassiniMIMI is available for free on the App Store. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.
CassiniMIMI is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices.
For some products, the app provides the most up-to-date plots produced on a daily basis. New MIMI data products are also being released.
CassiniMIMI was developed by Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, the team responsible for the Cassini mission's Magnetospheric IMaging Instruments.
CassiniMIMI has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide audience interested in space exploration.
The app provides links to supporting resources, including the Cassini MIMI website, the instrument user's guide, and the Planetary Data System (PDS) archive.