Image released Feb. 3, 2014. [Read the Full Story Behind this Image Here] This photo, taken in August by the Cassini orbiter, shows Saturn, Janus and Mimas as well as the planet's distinctive rings.

21), shows Saturn's moons Janus, Pandora, Enceladus ... In the image, Pandora appears near the center of the frame between Saturn's A ring and the thin F ring. The Cassini spacecraft was closest ...

The image, which NASA released Wednesday, shows Saturn's moons Janus, Pandora ... In the image, Pandora appears near the center of the frame between Saturn's A ring and the thin F ring.

New raw, unprocessed images of Saturn ... frame mosaic of the surface of the moon's leading hemisphere as the spacecraft left the moon. After the Enceladus encounter, Cassini passed the small moon ...

Advertisement Two of those moons, Tethys and Janus, appear alongside Saturn's rings in a new image, captured by the Cassini spacecraft's wide-angle camera late last year and published by NASA on ...

shows Saturn's moons Janus and Mimas. Janus hangs above center, while Mimas shines at right. Scroll down for video The view was acquired at a distance of approximately 598,000 miles (963,000 ...

Amazingly, Janus and Epimetheus are on almost – but not quite – the same orbit around Saturn! Currently, Janus is a bit closer to Saturn than Epimetheus. I say “currently”, because every ...

In the most recent analysis of Cassini data, Cornell astronomers have determined that a three-decades-old assumption about the relationship between Saturn's moon Janus and the planet's A ring is ...