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The Cassini Spacecraft is transfemme!
(Requested by @mcwoomy)
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Crediti immagine :NASA, JPL-Caltech, Space Science Institute
Durante il viaggio attorno a Saturno, la sonda Cassini ha spesso incontrato allineamenti quasi coreografici di lune, anelli e ombre. In questa immagine del 2005, Mimas (a sinistra) e Teti (a destra) incorniciano gli anelli sottilissimi del pianeta, ripresi quasi di taglio.
Sulla sommità del disco di Saturno si proiettano le ombre scure degli anelli, rivelandone la struttura complessa. L’osservazione nella banda del violetto mette bene in risalto la trama delle nubi saturniane, un fondale dinamico e stratificato.
Cassini ha orbitato Saturno dal 2004 al 2017, fino al tuffo finale nell’atmosfera del pianeta, deciso per evitare qualsiasi rischio di contaminazione delle sue lune, che sappiamo essere potenzialmente abitabili.
Fonte: APOD 16.06.26
SomewhereDeepInTheNight "The violet-light image brings up the texture of the backdrop: Saturn's clouds. #Cassini orbited Saturn from 2004 until mid-2017, when the robotic spacecraft was directed to dive into #Saturn to keep it from contaminating any moons. " NASA APOD
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Saturn captured by Cassini spacecraft two days before its final plunge.
super quick 1-hour cassin doodle w/ rigging bc i got a hankering to draw something mechanical earlier
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a lot more spacecraft gijinkas! drawn in march
One of my favorite NASA's Cassini shots. Created using still images taken by the Cassini spacecraft during its flyby of Jupiter. Shown are Io and Europa over Jupiter's Great Red Spot.
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/CICLOPS/Kevin M. Gill
what's your favorite space mission?
Oh wow, uh…
Well, I guess mathematically my favorite should be the one I have the most happy moments associated with cumulatively, right? So probably either Spirit and Opportunity together, or Cassini-Huygens.
Oppy and Spirit I was aware of from when they touched down to the ends of both of their missions. I wrote school reports and articles on them, drew pictures, and appreciated every new article and documentary about them that came out for years and years. Their photos from Mars were one of the brightest spots of my life during the darkest adolescent days of 7th grade, especially those eerie blue sunsets.
Cassini was always part of my life from the first newspaper articles as it approached Saturn, and it was up until it burned up in Saturn’s atmosphere 13 years later. When I went on a Student Ambassador trip to Australia when I was 14, I did a homestay with a family who lived out in the Bush at a fairly remote farm that had its own electric generator, and I marveled that they had recently gotten an Internet hookup and I was able to see Cassini’s latest images of Enceladus even there. Even though Cassini has been gone for almost a decade now, I still feel weird logging onto Tumblr and not having NEW beautiful pics from the Saturn system to scroll through because that was my experience on here for 7 years straight.