TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月17日 09時08分

TIME asked cinematographer @armanddijcks to animate Cassini spacecraft's most important images of Saturn and its moon. He worked with an image distortion software that allowed him to analyze the motion frozen by the camera and then fill in what likely happened next. ⠀
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The case for life on Enceladus got stronger when Cassini spotted what were unmistakably geysers erupting from its south pole. The plumes burst from what astronomers have dubbed the “tiger stripes,” a series of roughly parallel cracks in the ice, which suggest that Enceladus harbors a deep ocean of salty water.⠀
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See more at TIME.com. ⠀
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Cinemagraph by @armanddijcks. Photograph by @NASA.

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