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Thursday March 11th 2010

‘Saturn’ Archives

Tethys and Saturnian Rings

Tethys and Saturnian Rings

While browsing some images online I came across a site that reworks images from space and produces visually stunning and vibrate results. The integrity of the images remain. Take a look at this one. You can see more on wanderingspace.net

Saturn Moon Ballet

Nice video of Saturn and it's moons in a dance to the sound of the nutcracker. Very festive!....It is a combination of 61 images taken from Cassini.

Titan casts a large shadow…

Titan casts a large shadow…

Titan (5150 kilometers, 3200 miles across) is Saturn's largest moon  but is not pictured here. What you can see is its elongated shadow below  Saturn's rings in this newly released image from Cassini. This view looks toward the northern, sunlit side of the rings from just above the ringplane. The view was obtained at a distance of approximately [...]

Stunning selection of raw images from Cassini

Stunning selection of raw images from Cassini

Its one thing to send a craft to Saturn, but another to take one stunning image after the next. Here is a collection of some of my favorite images over the last 4 months. These images are "Raw" in that they have not been processed/cleaned etc. But I'd rather get the images early that have to wait months for perfection.  Enjoy the set of images.  [...]

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