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futsalveneto :: Leggi argomento - A NASA spacecraft on the moon photographed Saturn from its
Just because the spacecraft was sent to study the moon. That doesn't mean it can't see more of the sky sometimes.NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has been orbiting the moon since 2009, but images shared by NASA Monday (Nov. 22) from the spacecraft show an entirely different destination. That is Saturn with its beautiful rings of the planet.
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LRO, photographed Oct. 13 using the then-current Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LROC), the spacecraft is about 56 miles (90 km) from the lunar character Lacus Veris, or Lake of Spring, according to the statement. of NASA The image shows Saturn's northern rings and the planet's northern hemisphere more than the southern ones. The northern hemisphere summer ends and autumn begins in March.
The year of the Earth as a ring lasts about 29 Earth years, making each season more than seven Earth years.Of course, LROC's cameras were designed to study the moon, so NASA had to carefully maneuver the spacecraft to capture such a beautiful image of Saturn.
Although similar images of Jupiter were able to see some of the giant's largest moons, LRO couldn't pull the same success out of Saturn. That's because Saturn is less bright than Jupiter, according to NASA, and both are darker than the moons that LROC designed for study.[/img]
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