"On July 19th, 2013, Cassini captured this remarkable shot of Saturn and its entire ring system as they eclipsed the Sun. captured at a distance of 1.2 million km (746,000 mi) from the planet. It spans a distance of 651,591 km (404,880 mi) across and uses 141 wide-angle shots collected over a 4-hour period, and shows the haze of Saturns's outer most ""E"" ring and, inward of it, the ""G"" ring, with Earth a tiny dot (arrowed) sitting between them. The more discrete ring system from the ""F"" ring through to the innermost ""D"" ring are visible, together with seven of Saturn's moons, of which two are ringed: Enceladus, on the left (see below) and Tethys, lower left). The colours seen are true, and have not been artificially enhanced Credit: NASA/JPL / Space Science Institute"
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