Images from the closest pass yet of Saturn’s RingS

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The Cassini probe has been capturing the most detailed and amazing images yet of Saturn’s rings. The spacecraft is making it’s final passes before it is plunged into Saturn later on in the year.

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via NASA just captured some of the most mind-blowing images of Saturn’s icy rings ever – ScienceAlert

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No ownership claimed on images or materials – Credit ESA / NASA

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