Saturn - Edge On! - By Frank Hettick

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By: Frank Hettick
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Photographer	Frank Hettick {Karma:119}
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Frank Hettick {K:119} 10/25/2002

Hi Jeff - Thanks for the kind comments! I have chosen the moon named Rhea which is the sixth moon out from Saturn's surface - based on information we have at this time. Titan is probably the most famous moon and is the next one out from Rhea. I go more towards "artistic license" than towards absolute technical-and-scientific accuracy.

Jeff Cable {K:3599} 10/25/2002

Outstanding work Frank. I have really enjoyed your series of pictures and they are excellent representations of things which we do not see very often. I like the fact that you have added the moons of saturn too. The sky and stars are very realistic too. What piece of rock would you imagine the picture to have been taken from
Nice work!

Cheers!
Jeff

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