PTV - Cassini Enceladus Flyby Results from August 13, 2010
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Sixty-Four Scenes From Saturn (NASA Cassini Saturn Miss.movby dmoonme1,203 views- 3:12
Geysers on Enceladus (NASA)by hiddennook821 views
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Cassini: Enceladus flyby March 2008by spin02,740 views
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Cassini - Iapetus flybyby spin020,208 views
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Icy Geysers of Enceladus. 21.11.2009. II.by SolSysGallery42 views
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Incredible images of Enceladus and Hyperion sent back from Saturn system by Cassini spacecraft.by OurGreatestAdventure131 views
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Icy Geysers of Enceladus. 21.11.2009. I.by SolSysGallery109 views
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Stunning Pictures of Saturn Moon Enceladus Fly Byby marketingfinger3,800 views
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Saturn's moon Enceladus (AggManUK)by AggManUK10,717 views
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PTV - Mars Clouds, TEGA Oven 7 and Cassini Flybyby PlanetaryTV137 views
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Enceladus - Euphoriaby EuphoriaTrance94 views
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Cassini Launch from Cape Canaveralby nickdjames2,818 views
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Dione into Shadowby Astro0umsf103 views
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Cassini: The Most Ambitious Interplanetary Missionby hamsterpoop886 views
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NASA's Cassini Snaps Unbelievable Picture of Saturn - No Really! It's Not Believable!!by 5T4RSCREAM14425,129 views
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SATURN - CASSINI picturesby Johnhackettmartin1,278 views
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Moon Mountains - Cassini / Mons Pico / Plato / Montes Alpsby Spanrz2,151 views
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PTV - Cassini Flyby of Enceladus, Aug 13, 2010by PlanetaryTV38 views
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melicflex The Huygens Cassini Missionby melicflex87 views
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Enceladus moon of Saturn. Chlorides are found outby Lemptuse53 views
Great Video! Thanks A Lot! I think Enceladus is one of the most mysterious moons in our Solar System! It's quite small, only ~320 miles in diameter, but large enough to maintain hydrostatic equilibrium (massive enough to pull itself into a sphere), yet it's geologically active! It has these sulchi (grooves) with cryovolcanoes that eject water-ice plumes, that contains salt and other compounds that can harbor life. It also has the highest albedo (surface reflection) of any moon. Such a mystery!
KarbineKyle 9 months ago