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Dione's wispy terrain, brightly lit alongside Saturn's elegant rings. http://go.nasa.gov/22vomSy  pic.twitter.com/hAKWvUdyqE

A snowman-shaped trio of craters near the north pole of #Enceladus http://go.nasa.gov/1m69UQm  pic.twitter.com/KMca0gevOS

A poignant farewell to our close views of Saturn's amazing moon #Enceladus http://go.nasa.gov/1S5MAxX  pic.twitter.com/8Kum2JImr5

Enceladus, old and new: Saturn's moon dramatically displays the contrasts in its terrain. http://go.nasa.gov/1Zlobqr  pic.twitter.com/V1R1d2YeRP

Closing in on Enceladus, one last time http://go.nasa.gov/1MhnWmT  pic.twitter.com/UIMGHIlCaM

Like a cosmic bull's-eye, Enceladus and Tethys line up almost perfectly for the cameras. http://go.nasa.gov/1OrZ11E  pic.twitter.com/5Lz54Dsh2q

A new look at Saturn's moon Prometheus, one of the highest resolution views ever. Details: http://go.nasa.gov/1m8Vs9T  pic.twitter.com/M1jtcWEBw3

Tethys, dwarfed by the scale of Saturn and its rings, appears as an elegant crescent http://go.nasa.gov/1LYTDBg  pic.twitter.com/DN1GF1LCrK

Peering through the haze: an infrared view of Titan's surface. Details: http://go.nasa.gov/1SDjAMl  pic.twitter.com/OiB7g4aej3

Water World: Saturn's moon Enceladus and the rings. http://go.nasa.gov/1PWm4aC  pic.twitter.com/rr4vnx8vVl

Saturn's rings (seen almost edge-on in the background) sneak into this image of Dione. http://go.nasa.gov/1SW0Bw5  pic.twitter.com/fvgHtgmd1O

The fresh surface of Saturn's active moon Enceladus reflects more brightly than Dione's. http://go.nasa.gov/1SU7tuC  pic.twitter.com/9BI5fPHExy

Flying by Saturn's giant moon Titan today: http://go.nasa.gov/1SNNmOR  pic.twitter.com/nxFD9Hw8x2

Scientists have detected a monstrous new cloud near the south pole of Saturn's moon Titan http://go.nasa.gov/1Sj54ZI  pic.twitter.com/IEs8j1Y6Wv

Saturn's moon Epimetheus and the rings. http://go.nasa.gov/1MHqbk2  pic.twitter.com/ceRqzqK8zo

Deserts and dunes: Astronomers use Earth as analogue for @CassiniSaturn‘s moon #Titan http://ow.ly/2bw8CX  pic.twitter.com/Ns9C9SujMw

The dune lands of Titan: Fensal (north) and Aztlan (south). Learn more at http://go.nasa.gov/1GI7HDN  pic.twitter.com/znbpznyK3V

Have a safe and happy Halloween! http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov  pic.twitter.com/r4Vn7KFEG0

Processed images from #Enceladus available. Some of the most exciting science yet to come. http://go.nasa.gov/1XEFTUO  pic.twitter.com/TzHi9vo5VU

A first look at some raw, unprocessed images from the #Enceladus flyby. More to come. http://go.nasa.gov/1XEFTUO  pic.twitter.com/MudzmbOQJV