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104923_thumb_enc09_approachThis sequence of 12 frames was taken by NASA's Cassini spacecraft over a span of about 45 minutes on March 12, 2008. In that brief time, Cassini covered almost 40,000 kilometers in its approach to a flyby encounter with Enceladus, one of the moons of Saturn. The overexposure and smearing of the images gives a hint of the raw speed involved - 14.4 km/sec (or 32,211 mph). Shortly after this sequence, at its closest, Cassini approached within 52 km (32.3 miles) of the surface of Enceladus
112120_thumb_249827_another_20throw_20a_20catthe hovering cat of st. fjord strikes again by peeing on the distinguished guest
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83150_thumb_875WAKE UP TYPECAST!
83150_thumb_875the pixels!
83150_thumb_875what about it?
83150_thumb_875take a look at the bowls shadow...