From spencer Thu Dec 14 14:44:14 1995
From spencer Thu Dec 14 14:44:14 1995
To: oleroemer
Subject: Jupiter in Brisbane next July
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I got this from Chris Russell (ctrussell@igpp.ucla.edu) last week:

     ANNOUNCEMENT:  IJW RELATED SESSIONS AT THE 
     WESTERN PACIFIC GEOPHYSICS MEETING
     
	  The Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting to be held in
     Brisbane, Australia July 23-27, 1996 will include several special
     sessions of interest to participants in the International Jupiter
     Watch.  A full day session is planned to cover the results of the
     IJW to date.  Invited speakers include N. Thomas, J. Spencer, I.
     de Peter, J. Clarke, H. Rucker and K. Imai.  A second full day
     session is planned on the Early Results from the Galileo probe and
     orbiter.  Invited speakers include R. Beebe, H. Niemann, D.
     Hunten, A. Seiff, B. Ragent, K.  Rinnert, M. Belton, R. Carlson,
     J. Anderson, D. Williams and C.  Russell.  A third session will
     cover the non-Jovian outer planets with invited presentations from
     A. Lane, K. Noll, W. Hubbard and L. Ben Jaffel.  Other planetary
     sessions being organized include results of the SL9 impact on
     Jupiter (convener, V. Meadows); inner planets (convener, J. G.
     Luhmann) Venus tectonics (convener, R.  J.  Phillips) and
     Australian impact craters (convener, L.  Hamilton).  For more
     information see URL http://igpp.ucla.edu/spa/activities/meetings/
     wpgm96.html on the World Wide Web or send an email message to
     ctrussell@igpp.ucla.edu.  Abstract deadline is March 15, 1996 at
     AGU Headquarters, 2000 Florida Ave. N.W., Washington, DC  20009.

GALILEO NEWS

Not much new to report, except that the probe data began playing back
on Saturday, a day earlier than originally planned.  I think the 
download has now been suspended for solar conjunction, but a sizable
fraction of the total data set is now on the ground, and details
will be revealed at next week's press conference.  Check out
the probe Web site, http://ccf.arc.nasa.gov/galileo_probe, for
more details.