Before crashing, Cassini captured the rather strange Moon Pan of Saturn

[uzn]

Here some of the last Pictures of the Spaceprobe Cassini and some of the first Closeups of Saturns Moon Pan. He looks well..... , judge yourself

[uzn]

[Eram]

Looks like the Dutch tiny mini pancakes that we named : poffertjes

[Chester]

Posted by Eram (here)
Looks like the Dutch tiny mini pancakes that we named : poffertjes

There is nothing like "Dutch Humor."

I Love It!

[uzn]

Lets remember poor Cassini Spacedrone, destined to snap some Pictures. Strikes me why they did not give her a Color Camera, but hey its NASA . So on her Way while snapping some Pictures Cassini crashed, poor Thing not much of a guiding System there I guess.
Here some more pics:


Daphnis making waves in the Rings of Saturn








Surface of Titan:


Hexagon of Saturns Pole

[uzn]

Anomaly in F-Ring

[norman]

Those rings look like they were hot plastic extrusions from some sort of cosmic Tarmac machine.

[Pam]

Looks a bit like a pan pizza, or maybe a calzoni

[uzn]

Epimetheus












Dione

[Foxie Loxie]

Thanks so much for the pictures! Can't help but think of "Ringmakers of Saturn"!

[uzn]

Enceladus




NASA is going for the psychedelic experience


definitly getting somewhere NASA:

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Nimas






Epimetheus




Tethys




another good one NASA

[uzn]

[Axman]

I wonder If NASA has pic's of the Federation of plant's ships that are supposed to reside in Saturn's rings. Just throwing that out there. Some fricken Awesome pictures indeed. One observation How come some are full of stars in the back round and some are not. Hmm


The Axman

[Star Tsar]

Speaking of Moons n Rings...

Posted by Star Tsar (here)
SETI Institute

SETI Talks 2017 | Paul Kalas - The Search For Extra Solar Moons Using Transit Observations

Published 10th March 2017

Given the dectection of several thousand exo-planets, A very interesting question to ask is whether or not they have moons or rings?
Exomoons or rings have yet to be detected with Kepler data.
Given our understanding, Gas giants may not support life but a Moon could be far more conducive to life. In this presentation Paul Kalas points out the best candidates for detection.

Supporting link: http://www.seti.org/weekly-lecture/s...t-observations

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ooa-07dN6Tc

[uzn]

more Titan


Enceladus


?

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Pandora










Tethys

[uzn]

Titan








Titan


Mimas

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Titan


Janus


Prometheus

[Yetti]

ERAM> Plese send me the recipe of those : Poffertjes... they look delicious !