File:Enceladus - Rev 131 Flyby - 2010-05-18 (42314161791).png
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[edit]DescriptionEnceladus - Rev 131 Flyby - 2010-05-18 (42314161791).png |
4 frame CLR filter mosaic of Enceladus taken from a distance of approimately 40,000 km. This image captures the transition between the heavily tectonized surface of the leading hemisphere and a strip of relatively older terrain near the central meridian. The region of active geysers near the south pole is visible at the bottom edge of the image. Image Credit: NASA / JPL / Cassini-ISS / Justin Cowart |
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Source | Enceladus - Rev 131 Flyby - 2010-05-18 |
Author | Justin Cowart |
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