QUOTE (Bjorn Jonsson @ Oct 12 2005, 05:19 AM)
However, if you want to know exactly when the images were taken you are out of luck (although usually it can be determined indirectly from the distance from the target).
Thanks.. that occurred to me, but it's kind of a pain and during flybys Cassini is at a given distance twice, coming and going & it can get even more complicated like with the current flyby of Dione:
So today and tomorrow, the 12th and 13th, Cassini will be at certain distances twice during the day and the view of Dione will be almost the same in each case (at least on the 11th it is easy to see whether Cassini is inbound or outbound).
Wish they just put the timestamp on the web pages.