PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 RECORD_TYPE = "STREAM" ^MOVIE = "MRI_LIMB_JETS.MPG" DATA_SET_ID = "DI-C-HRIV/ITS/MRI-5-MOVIE-COLL-V1.0" PRODUCT_ID = "MRI_LIMB_JETS.MPG" PRODUCT_NAME = "DI/MRI SEQUENCE OF LIMB JETS - MPEG MOVIE" PRODUCT_CREATION_TIME = 2006-11-06 TARGET_NAME = "9P/TEMPEL 1 (1867 G1)" INSTRUMENT_HOST_NAME = "DEEP IMPACT FLYBY SPACECRAFT" INSTRUMENT_NAME = "DEEP IMPACT MEDIUM RESOLUTION INSTRUMENT - VISIBLE CCD" START_TIME = 2005-07-04 STOP_TIME = 2005-07-04 SPACECRAFT_CLOCK_START_COUNT = "UNK" SPACECRAFT_CLOCK_STOP_COUNT = "UNK" CITATION_DESC = "Farnham, T.L., DI/MRI SEQUENCE OF LIMB JETS - MPEG MOVIE, DI-C-HRIV/ITS/MRI-5-MOVIE-COLL-V1.0:MRI_LIMB_JETS.MPG, NASA Planetary Data System, 2006." OBJECT = MOVIE NAME = "DEEP IMPACT MOVIE: MRI SEQUENCE OF LIMB JETS" DATA_FORMAT = "MPEG-1" DESCRIPTION = "Animated sequence of Medium Resolution Instrument visible CCD (MRI) images showing the upper limb of comet Tempel 1 during the final approach of the Deep Impact spacecraft on 4 July 2005. At least four jets can be seen extending from the surface, highlighted against the sky background. As the horizon shifts with time, the jets approach and (some) pass through the plane of the sky, where they appear brightest. The sequence runs forward, with the surface seeming to disappear over the horizon, and then backward again, so that looping it makes the nucleus seem to rock back and forth. The coma and nucleus are displayed at different contrast levels so that the nucleus does not saturate the display. The images were obtained after the DI impact event (the date and time of each image is given in the upper right corner), so ejecta in the foreground causes the ''sky'' to brighten throughout the sequence. Each image has been rescaled to the same spatial scale and registered to produce a smooth sequence. The section of the nucleus shown is about 3.5 km across. The white gap at the top of many of the frames is caused by the image of the nucleus getting close to the edge of the CCD. For more information, see ''Dust coma morphology in the Deep Impact images of Comet 9P/Tempel 1'' by Farnham, et. al (2007)." END_OBJECT = MOVIE END