The composition and structure of Enceladus' plume from the complete set of Cassini UVIS occultation observations
Authors:
- C.J. HansenCHC.J. Hansen
- L.W. EspositoLEL.W. Esposito
- J.E. ColwellJCJ.E. Colwell
- A.R. HendrixAHA.R. Hendrix
- G. PortyankinaGPG. Portyankina
- A.I.F. StewartASA.I.F. Stewart
- R.A. WestRWR.A. West
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- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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