September 22, 2016
Cosmos
Curated content from the editorial staff at Cosmos Magazine.
NASA / JPL-Caltech / Space Science Institute
This shot of Saturn’s rings was taken by the Cassini spacecraft using its narrow-angle camera on 2 July 2016 from a distance of roughly 1.4 million kilometres.
You can see the tiny moon Pan in the black band which has bumped and jostled a clear gap in the planet’s rings.
