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Cassini Solstice Mission: Saturn's Moons

So far, 62 moons have been discovered in orbits around Saturn, and 53 of them have been officially named. For the latest moons discovered visit the Recent Discoveries page.

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Originally Posted by joescoolcustms

APOD: 2012 February 8 - Enceladus Backlit by Saturn

Enceladus Backlit by Saturn
Image Credit: Cassini Imaging Team, SSI, JPL, ESA, NASA; Color Composite: Gordan Ugarkovic
Explanation: This moon is shining by the light of its planet. Specifically, a large portion of Enceladus pictured above is illuminated primarily by sunlight first reflected from the planet Saturn. The result is that the normally snow-white moon appears in the gold color of Saturn's cloud tops. As most of the illumination comes from the image left, a labyrinth of ridges throws notable shadows just to the right of the image center, while the kilometer-deep canyon Labtayt Sulci is visible just below. The bright thin crescent on the far right is the only part of Enceladus directly lit by the Sun. The above image was taken last year by the robotic Cassini spacecraft during a close pass by by the enigmatic moon. Inspection of the lower part of this digitally sharpened image reveals plumes of ice crystals thought to originate in a below-surface

APOD: 2009 November 24 - Cassini Flyby Shows Enceladus Venting

Cassini Flyby Shows Enceladus Venting
Credit: NASA/JPL/SSI; Mosaic: Emily Lakdawalla
Explanation: What's happening on the surface of Saturn's moon Enceladus? Enormous ice jets are erupting. Giant plumes of ice have been photographed in dramatic fashion by the robotic Cassini spacecraft during this past weekend's flyby of Saturn's moon Enceladus. Pictured above, numerous plumes are seen rising from long tiger-stripe canyons across Enceladus' craggy surface. Several ice jets are even visible in the shadowed region of crescent Enceladus as they reach high enough to scatter sunlight. Other plumes, near the top of the above image, appear visible just over the moon's sunlit edge. That Enceladus vents fountains of ice was first discovered on Cassini images in 2005, and has been under close study ever since. Continued study of the ice plumes may yield further clues as to whether underground oceans, candidates for containing life, exist on this distant ice world.

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^^It is amazing what Science can discover about our solar system. Those photos are wonderful. ^^

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[MarkRobinson]

You're a buzz-kill for sure.

There is PLENTY of evidence that the proper width/size heels will not promote physical damage/deformity. I've seen 17 year olds with bunions...it might be more genetic than adapted.

There is also PLENTY of even stronger evidence on the benefits of heels:
-more self-awareness with posture
-added agility, ankle strength, balance
-increased self-confidence/esteem.
-reduces stress
-increased happiness due to compliments from both men/women
-increased social behavior due to self-confidence.

There was a semi-recent CNN article on this.

Mark

Originally Posted by NeedSpace

Wow, who is that?[IMG]

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Originally Posted by MarkRobinson

There is also PLENTY of even stronger evidence on the benefits of heels:
-more self-awareness with posture
-added agility, ankle strength, balance
-increased self-confidence/esteem.
-reduces stress
-increased happiness due to compliments from both men/women
-increased social behavior due to self-confidence.

SRSLY? This sounds like it was written by the same guy that thinks all the kids in the league should get a trophy.

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not really, I don't like kids at all. Maybe a women can chime in & vouch either way?

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Those before and after pictures are great!

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