Tour de France
Winner of the Tour de France, 2nd win, with 37 shotgun pellets remaining in his body (including two in the lining of his heart)
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Winner of the Tour de France, 2nd win, with 37 shotgun pellets remaining in his body (including two in the lining of his heart)
Fined $150,000
Hansen helps characterize active Triton plumes and their dark material carried by high-altitude winds.
Voyager images reveal distinctive pitted terrain on Triton resembling the surface texture of a cantaloupe.
Voyager images reveal active geyser-like plumes erupting from Triton's surface.
Spectroscopic interpretation supports the presence of methane ice on Triton's surface during the Voyager encounter.
Ultraviolet observations help establish that Triton possesses a thin nitrogen-rich atmosphere.
Voyager results show that nitrogen frost dominates large areas of Triton's bright surface.
Soderblom's team finds Triton plumes rising roughly eight kilometres before material is carried downwind.
Kirk helps analyse Voyager images showing long dark streaks associated with active plume deposits on Triton.
Brown helps analyse nitrogen and methane volatiles on Triton's extremely cold surface.
Voyager imagery indicates that much of Triton's surface is geologically young and has been extensively resurfaced.
Stone oversees the return of an extensive Neptune data set from all ten functioning Voyager 2 instruments.
Releases the third volume of You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, continuing his curated live archive.
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