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<p>Saturn Orbit Insertion
This graphic shows the trajectory of the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft from the perspective of Earth as it enters orbit around Saturn. All times in listed are Pacific Daylight Time.
</p><p>Highlights of orbit insertion:
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<ul><li>6:10 PM.: Spacecraft turns so its high-gain antenna can shield the craft from particles as it crosses Saturn's ring plane.</li>
<li>7:36 PM: Engine begins burn, which will slow spacecraft down so it can be captured by Saturn's gravity. Burn lasts approximately 96 minutes.</li>
<li>8:54 PM: Cassini captured in Saturn orbit.</li>
<li>9:03 PM: Closest approach to Saturn of entire mission: 19,980 kilometers (12,400 miles) from Saturn's cloud tops.</li>
<li>9:12 -9:22 PM: Engine burn ends.</li>
<li>9:35 PM: Spacecraft begins to take pictures of Saturn's rings.</li></ul>
Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech , Credit: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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