3D Stereo Pairs Gallery for Saturn
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Please click on the images below to get the 3D stereo pairs for that image.
Saturn with 6 of its largest satellites/moons. Look carefully until you can see all 6 these moons of Saturn.
Saturn with 4 of its largest satellites/moons - a closer look..
A close-up 3D look of Saturn.
Particles in the rings rotate around Saturn in the same direction that Saturn rotates.
Particles closer to Saturn rotate faster than particles in rings further away from Saturn.
Saturn in the distance.
Saturn's rings seen from below. Note how the Sun shines through the Cassini division in the rings - as seen by the bright narrow line at the northern pole of Saturn.
A sheperd satellite of Saturn's F ring is just barely visible at the leftmost tip of the faint and thin F ring. The F ring is barely visible in the bottom part of the picture, just outside the bright A-ring.
Second set of 3D images - added 28 September 2002.
Third set of 3D images - added 28 September 2002.
Panoramic 3D images of Jupiter with its moons - at the correct distance from Jupiter. NEW - 5 October 2002
More 3D images of Saturn NEW - 10 October 2002
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