NASA’s Cassini spacecraft peered out over the northern territory on Saturn’s moon Enceladus, capturing this view of two different terrain types. A region of older terrain covered in craters that have been modified by geological processes is seen at right, while at left is a province of relatively craterless, and presumably more youthful, wrinkled terrain.
In the next image, we see the amazing jets that eminate from the south pole of Saturn’s ocean moon…
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