(left) Select HELIOS emission spectra for different atmospheric scenarios. Shaded regions indicate 1 σ uncertainties due to the planet-to-star radius ratio Rp/R⋆. The black point represents our joint-fit eclipse depth,
(left) Select HELIOS emission spectra for different atmospheric scenarios. Shaded regions indicate 1 σ uncertainties due to the planet-to-star radius ratio Rp/R⋆. The black point represents our joint-fit eclipse depth,
ID: ESP_066552_1215, date: 7 October 2020,altitude: 247 km,NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizonalarger image This HiRISE image shows a deposit draping the surface like a blanket. The deposit is eroding away, and near
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An artist’s impression of plumes erupting onto the surface of Enceladus. Its fellow moon Titan is seen in the sky, and the distant Sun beyond. Credit ESA/Science Office. Larger image
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