Scheduled for launch in October 1997, NASA's Cassini mission will carry the ESA probe Huygens towards Saturn's intriguing moon Titan. The probe is being developed to parachute through the atmosphere of Titan and analyse pressure, temperature and chemical constituency. The probe will also send back information on the type of surface it finally encounters.
The video contains the following images - cleanroom footage, coated representatives of ESA, Daimler-Benz Aerospace and Aerospatiale attach compact disc to Huygens probe; animated sequences to illustrate mission; interview, more cleanroom footage; photographs of Saturn; animation of descent of Huygens probe; Voyager photographs of Titan. English version follows (00:06:18:00), plus B-roll (00:09:21:00).

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00:09:26:00 interview Jean-Claude Boschel, Aerospatiale chef de projet Huygens
00:10:14:00 ditto
00:11:16:00 interview Dr Hamid Hassan, ESA project manager Huygens
00:12:19:00 Cassini spacecraft at NASA
00:12:34:00 Huygens in Munchen
00:13:06:00 scientists installing CD-ROM on Huygens
00:14:26:00 Huygens ensemble
00:15:06:00 photos of Titan made by the voyager
00:15:54:00 photos of Saturn made by the voyager
00:16:25:00 ESA animations of Saturn and Titan
00:16:43:00 animation of Cassini's journey to Saturn
00:17:02:00 animation of Cassini-Huygens approaching Saturn
00:17:14:00 animation of Huygens descent to Titan on parachute into atmosphere
00:19:40:00 end