Mission Type: Orbiter Launch Vehicle: Titan IVB/ Centaur Launch
Site: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla., USA NASA Center:
Jet Propulsion Laboratory Spacecraft Mass: 5,712 kilograms
(12,593 pounds) with fuel, Huygens probe, adapter, etc; 2,125
kilograms (4,685 pounds) unfueled orbiter alone Spacecraft
Instruments: 1) Composite infrared spectrometer; 2) imaging
system; 3) ultraviolet imaging spectrograph; 4) visual and
infrared mapping spectrometer; 5) imaging radar; 5) radio
science; 6) plasma spectrometer; 7) cosmic dust analyzer; 8) ion
and neutral mass spectrometer; 9) magnetometer; 10)
magnetospheric imaging instrument; and 11) radio and plasma wave
science Spacecraft Dimensions: 6.7 meters (22 feet) high; 4
meters (13.1 feet) wide Spacecraft Power: Three Radioisotope
Thermoelectric Generators Maximum Power: 885 watts (633 watts at
end of mission) Total Cost: About $3.27 billion, of which the
U.S. contribution is $2.6 billion and the European partners'
contribution $660 million Deep Space Chronicle: A