Five of Saturn's 62 moons pose for a cosmic family portrait in this view from NASA's Cassini spacecraft. Bisected by the edge of the frame on the right is Rhea, Saturn's second-largest moon. Close to Rhea's left is the tiny moon Mimas, popularly known as the "Death Star" moon. The bright, geyser-covered moon Enceladus orbits above the thin F ring, which contains the small and heavily cratered moon Pandora. To the far left is another small moon named Janus. Cassini captured this image in 2011, and NASA released this colorized version of it on July 30.
Five of Saturn's 62 moons pose for a cosmic family portrait in this view from NASA's Cassini spacecraft. Bisected by the edge of the frame on the right is Rhea, Saturn's second-largest moon. Close to Rhea's left is the tiny moon Mimas, popularly known as the "Death Star" moon. The bright, geyser-covered moon Enceladus orbits above the thin F ring, which contains the small and heavily cratered moon Pandora. To the far left is another small moon named Janus. Cassini captured this image in 2011, and NASA released this colorized version of it on July 30.
Five of Saturn's 62 moons pose for a cosmic family portrait in this view from NASA's Cassini spacecraft. Bisected by the edge of the frame on the right is Rhea, Saturn's second-largest moon. Close to Rhea's left is the tiny moon Mimas, popularly known as the "Death Star" moon. The bright, geyser-covered moon Enceladus orbits above the thin F ring, which contains the small and heavily cratered moon Pandora. To the far left is another small moon named Janus. Cassini captured this image in 2011, and NASA released this colorized version of it on July 30.