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In 2010, a YouTube user discovered strange processing traces on an official NASA image of Saturn's moons. When he increased the brightness of a photo from the Cassini probe, a huge hidden object appeared behind the moon Dione. NASA explained this as technical features, but many remained unconvinced. What was really in that image?
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1 month ago
Dione is one of Saturn's largest moons, discovered in 1684 by astronomer Giovanni Cassini. The diameter of this icy world is 1123 km. Interestingly, the moon has a very low density - only 1.48 g/cm³, which indicates that it consists mainly of water ice with a small amount of rocky material. Dione's surface is covered with craters and mysterious bright streaks - "Dione's wispy terrain", the nature of which is still being studied by scientists. The moon's orbit is located at a distance of 377,400 km from Saturn, and it completes one orbit in 2.74 Earth days.
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