NASA Spacecraft Flew Near Saturn And Recording Images Of Hurricane Mitch Large Lyre!

(US): NASA's Cassini spacecraft, which is close to the end position, and that made the recording and transmitting images back to Earth, a photo in the belt (Saturn Ring of Saturn), which is unprecedented in the history of photography planets in space. According to an excerpt from NASA broadcast the morning of Friday, 28 April 2017.

The black-and-white image and prepared to convert to natural colors above suggests the churning movement of clouds caused by Hurricane Mitch large Huygens on the surface of Saturn. From the first spacecraft Cassini is not flying into the belt Saturn, which is situated close to the giant planet's atmosphere, Number 2, but because of the shuttle, which arrived at Saturn 13 years ago this coming season ending mission (September 2017), then it must be prepared to get it done before dropping into Saturn.

The black-and-white image and prepared to convert to natural colors above suggests the churning movement of clouds caused by Hurricane Mitch large Huygens on the surface of Saturn. From the first spacecraft Cassini is not flying into the belt Saturn, which is situated close to the giant planet's atmosphere, Number 2, but because of the shuttle, which arrived at Saturn 13 years ago this coming season ending mission (September 2017), then it must be prepared to get it done before dropping into Saturn.
The Giovanni Domenico Cassini was an Italian mathematician and astronomer who was born in 1625. He is the first person who noticed the belts of Saturn in 1675, and today, more than 300 years ago, which was named after his spaceship is orbiting an unusual planet.