The Boston Globe in Saturn at equinox collects some of the most amazing pictures of Saturn and it's moons and rings.
"Checking in with NASA's Cassini spacecraft, our current emissary to Saturn, some 1.5 billion kilometers (932 million miles) distant from Earth, we find it recently gathering images of the Saturnian system at equinox. During the equinox, the sunlight casts long shadows across Saturn's rings, highlighting previously known phenomena and revealing a few never-before seen images."
Serious, you have to go look at these.
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