Galileo and Cassini Upcoming Schedule of Events, as of 9/28/00:

If approved, the Galileo spacecraft's mission will be extended until about
2003.  It will end with an impact of the spacecraft into Jupiter, to avoid
accidental contamination of any potentially life-bearing Galilean satellites
by the spacecraft.

Galileo Millennium Mission

Orbit	C/A date	Goals (satellite, atmosphere)

G29	12/28/00	Ganymede, South Equatorial Belt, Cassini synergistic obs
C30	05/25/01	Callisto, Equatorial Hot Spot
I31	08/06/01	Io, Mesoscale Waves
I32	10/16/01	Io, Equatorial Hot Spot
I33	01/17/02	Io, South Equatorial Belt
A34	11/05/02	Amalthea, Super High-Resolution study (~700 m/pix)
EOM	01/15/03	End of Mission
J35	09/22/03	Jupiter Impact

C/A => Periapse Date for that orbit

The Cassini spacecraft will fly by Jupiter at the end of this year, on its
way to Saturn.  The flyby will be distant, about 10 million km, but good
temporal coverage will be obtained with an imaging camera, infrared spectro-
graph, visible and near-infrared mapping spectrometer, ultraviolet imaging
spectrometer and particles and fields instruments.  The spatial resolution of
the imaging camera will exceed that of HST from 1 month before until one month
after closest approach (Dec. 30, 2000).  A probe check out also occurs during 
this flyby, and data are continuously taken by almost all of the instruments 
during the -55 to +82 day period.

Cassini Jupiter Flyby

Time Period*	"Phase"		Goals

-55 to -45 d	A		1x1 movie, composition, satellite search
-45 to -25 d	B		2x2 movie, composition, satellite search
-25 to -10 d	C		2x2 movie, N/S maps, rings, Himalia, Galilean
				satellites, HST campaigns
-10 d to C/A	D		N/S Maps, feature tracks (GRS, etc), Galilean
				satellites, 3x3 photometry, solar wind
C/A to +15 d	E		Rings, Atmosphere, Galilean Sats., HST aurora,
				synchrotron, solar wind
+15 to +72 d	F		Rings, 1x2 movie, Io torus, Dust stream, 
				lightning, magnetosheath, 1x1 movie after +41d
+72 to +126 d	G		1x1 movie, torus, magnetosheath, lightning
				After +82d: instrument calibrations, dustband
+126d on	Cruise		Cruise to Saturn

* Days from closest approach.