Enceladus Flyby - May 18, 2010
May. 18, 2010
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Two light sources illuminate Saturn's highly reflective moon Enceladus in this image featuring bright rings. Most of the moon is dimly lit by sunlight reflected off Saturn. However, a thin crescent of the moon is lit by sunlight on the moon's leading hemisphere.
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Enceladus 'E10' Flyby: The Plume's the Thing
During an Enceladus flyby, the Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrograph (UVIS) watched the sun go behind the plume will use the data collected to understand whether there is any nitrogen in the plume material.
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Cassini Heading to Titan after Tagging Enceladus - May 19, 2010
Cassini Double Play: Enceladus and Titan - May 17, 2010
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Enceladus Flyby at a Glance
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Enceladus, Titan, and Rings -- Raw
Enceladus - Raw
Enceladus 'E10' Flyby: The Plume's the Thing
