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-¡Listo! ¡He completado mi misión!
+Supongo que ahora te irás a casa, Cassini…
-Saturno, tú eres mi casa ahora.
Por @erikanesvold
Space probe #Cassini meets its fiery end by crashing into Saturn #infographic @theipaper #NASA #Space #dataviz #cassinigrandfinale
Three days to go! On Friday #Cassini will end its 20-year mission. See what it's taught us so far https://t.co/3rlOING7O0 via @newscientist
Three days to go! On Friday Cassini will end its 20-year mission. See what it's taught us so far https://t.co/Xn76tBJsNQ
Artist impression, about 1988, of #Cassini with its (then) unnamed Titan probe (pic: NASA) #CassiniCountdown #grandfinale @esascience
On #July1st 2004, #Cassini became the first spacecraft to orbit #Saturn!I've illustrated this moment!#illustrations #CassiniInspires
"The Rose" hurricane, nearly 1,250 miles wide, on the surface of Saturn. This image was taken from the Cassini spacecraft in 2012.
Saturn's north polar vortex in polarized light on Nov. 27, 2012; tinted raw #Cassini images (subjective color)
Happy #StarWarsDay! #Saturn 's moon Mimas it's like #DeathStar, isn't it? #Titan #CassiniInspires #designinspiration #illustration #darkside
I illustrated #Cassini, #Saturn and #Titans. Good luck Cassini for the #GrandFinale! @CassiniSaturn @NASA @esa #illustration #GraphicDesign
Photos show mind-blowing images of Saturn and its moons captured by NASA's Cassini spacecraft over the years: https://t.co/SGxwmegdDa
Saturn's north pole on April 26th, via @CassiniSaturn - https://t.co/Fy0iRzliFQ #CassiniInspires
Surprised by the vortex seen in last night's #CassiniFinale images. It is none other than The Rose seen in 2012 https://t.co/l8Lk97EYyt
Cassini amorce sa plongée vers Saturne. À Nantes, plusieurs temps forts pour revivre ce voyage inoubliable
https://t.co/iupADjruoa
purikura with me!! it's been ages since I drew Cassini.. this was one of my first #firealpaca sketches, glad I finally finished it ✨
Very happy to 'discover' that the @NASAJuno imagery is every bit as spectacular as Voyager/Cassini. Just a lot more challenging to process.
