This is a RGB composite created from three images that Cassini captured of Saturn a few days ago. Cassini was approximately 1,825,982 miles (2,938,633 kilometers) away from Saturn at the time the images were taken.
Credit: NASA/JPL/SSI
Saturn on September 3, 2014
This is a RGB composite created from three images that Cassini captured of Saturn a few days ago. Cassini was approximately 1,868,571 miles (3,007,174 kilometers) away from Saturn at the time the images were taken.
Credit: NASA/JPL/SSI
Cassini’s view of Saturn on August 26, 2014
Saturn on August 26, 2014
Cassini captured this gorgeous raw image of Saturn a few days ago. Cassini was approximately 1,485,472 miles (2,390,635 kilometers) away from Saturn at the time the image was taken.
In other news, Cassini has been fully funded through mission’s end in 2017. This means that new data and photos will be sent to Earth until at least 2017.
Credit: NASA/JPL/SSI
Cassini’s view of Saturn from Jul 31-Aug 5, 2014
Cassini’s view of Saturn from Jul 31-Aug 5, 2014 (raw images) https://t.co/BBDH8xvEdw #cassini #saturn #vortex #space #nasa
— Observing Space (@ObservingSpace) August 16, 2014
Saturn’s rings & Tethys on July 14, 2014
The view from Cassini of Saturn’s rings & Tethys on July 14, 2014
The view from Cassini of Saturn’s rings & Tethys (& Hyperion?) on Jul 14, 2014 https://t.co/VgwsG72Mid #saturn #tethys #hyperion #nasa #jpl
— Observing Space (@ObservingSpace) July 19, 2014