Rev 61 Enceladus (March 12 2008) |
Rev 61 Enceladus (March 12 2008) |
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Thank you all for the kind words of the images and the video I posted - and yes, it does bring Fritz Lang and Murnau to my mind too! :)
During the flyby Cassini took about ten color images of Enceladus (10? 11?). I composited nine of them using the raw images. Some of the following images I already posted earlier, these are new a little bit better versions done with some more care, I even bothered to erase most of the cosmic rays. In all images filters IR3, GRN, UV3, CL -> RGB+luminance Approach. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() North pole. ![]() ![]() Outbound. In these images reflected lights give a different tint on each side of the moon. BTW: there's a bright blue-green spot near south pole. What is it? A mountain? ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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