In the night 30 June to 1 July 2004, Cassini/Huygens will arrive at Saturn and begin a four-year investigation of the Saturnian system. Never before, a space probe has been put into an orbit around the most complex planetary system. Dozens of lunar flybys are scheduled, 54 alone for Titan, Saturn's intriguing companion, the atmosphere of wich is believe to resemble the early earth.
On january 2005, the Huygens probe will be entering into Titan's thick atmosphere and explore the worlds beneath it.

CASSINI -HUYGENS
Saturn Orbit Insertion B-roll
10:00:30 Title
10:00:40 Title : ANIMATIONS
10:00:50 Cassini interplanetary journey to Saturn (2 shots)
10:01:21 Views of Cassini spacecraft (2 shots)
10:01:48 Saturn and its moons animation
10:01:59 Cassini spacecraft approaches Saturn
10:02:13 Cut away animation showing Cassini propulsion system
10:03:15 Animation of Saturn Orbit Insertion (SOI) burn (2 shots)
10:03:45 Diagrams of SOI (2 shots)
10:04:05 Animation of Cassini's release of Huygens probe
10:04:37 Huygens descent towards Titan surface (9 shots)
10:07:24 Title : VIEWS OF SPACECRAFT AND PROBE
10:07:34 'Stacking' the Cassini Spacecraft (Sept 1996) (6 shots)
10:08:47 Cassini in Space Simulator for Sun test (Jan 1997) (3 shots)
10:09:10 Engineers in front of CAO views of Huygens probe (3 shots)
10:09:26 Testing Huygens thermal protection tiles (1995) (5 shots)
10:10:03 Thermal tiles being placed on Huygens probe (5 shots)
10:10:34 Integrated Huygens probe (earl