Thought this was beautiful coming down from the spacecraft this morning. The data was captured November 4, 2009 from 1.2 million kilometers. Anyone know which moon is at the right?

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- and which shadow at the bottom left?

edit - see ugordon's post below!

It's Rhea transiting and Tethys' shadow, apparently.

Thanks!
My rendition doesn't hold a candle to your processings- keep up the excellent work!

False color view of same observation set processed to bring out atmospheric details:

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RGB[CB2 IRP90, MT2 IRP90, CL1 VIO] + a high-pass overlay of the MT2 IRP90 (storm clouds) image.

Cute tempest in N high latitudes.

-Mike

And here's a zoom of the high latitude storm:

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(same stack as above, but an MT2 IRP90 darken layer was added at 40% opacity and hue/sat adjusted)

Nonsense, just keep this stuff coming!

New and improved* Methan-O-Vision of Saturn weighting heavily the Methane transmission filtered image.
(*finally figured how to get rid of the annoying blue background)

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"Secret" formula can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/31678681@N07/4084074245/