File:Saturn seen from Enceladus (artist concept).jpg

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Description	This artist's rendering shows the notable bright surface of icy Enceladus. In the foreground, an ice geyser can be seen projecting a jet of vapor into space. Enceladus is considered by some as the source of the E ring (which can be very faintly seen along Saturn's equatorial plane); icy geysers may be responsible for sustaining the E ring's supply of micrometer-sized particles.
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Author	David Seal

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current	22:54, 20 July 2006		1,000 × 600 (102 KB)	Owen (talk \| contribs)
	21:15, 5 March 2006		468 × 283 (15 KB)	Stanlekub (talk \| contribs)	== Description == === Original caption === This artist's rendering shows the notable bright surface of icy Enceladus. In the foreground, an ice geyser can be seen projecting a jet of vapor into space. Enceladus is considered by some as the source of the E

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- Enkelados (maan)
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- Aussehen des Himmels anderer Planeten
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- Εγκέλαδος (δορυφόρος)
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- Encelado (astronomia)
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- エンケラドゥス (衛星)
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