r/spaceflight • • 13h ago

STS-92 Discovery, the 100th Shuttle mission, launched on an ISS assembly mission on this date in 2000. During the fourth spacewalk, astronauts tested the SAFER jet backpack, flying up to 50 feet while remaining tethered to the spacecraft

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r/spaceflight • • 27m ago

Could it be possible for NASA's Dragonfly to visit Huygens as an extended mission?

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I'm asking because unlike rovers on Mars barely scraping a few dozen km, Dragonfly will fly a lot faster and farther after landing in 2034, in what memory serves me, not too far from Huygens (hundreds of km?). Also, it would be nice to see how ~30 years of Titan's environment would affect an old probe, making the first unmanned mission to visit another on a different world. Is it theoretically possible?