Reading about Saturn's little "wave making moon" [url=http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-pSj3vyOoeOE/UXmqLs7EpRI/AAAAAAAAAH4/x32dWY51rC... in my current research on Saturn and its moons I came across this little gem. Jason Major: "Imagine the impressive view you’d have if you were nearby, positioned just above the rings as Daphnis approached and hurtled past, the rings rising up in mile-high peaks from the moon’s gravity before smoothing out again. Incredible! And I’m not the only one to imagine such a scene either — apparently artist Erik Svensson is also intrigued by Daphnis, enough to have been inspired to create the image below." [url=http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-pSj3vyOoeOE/UXmqLs7EpRI/AAAAAAAAAH4/x32dWY51rC... Btw, if anyone has any good links to share with well organised and up-to-date data and images on the bodies of the solar system send them my way. PS! Apparently it [url=http://www.universetoday.com/101374/rain-is-falling-from-saturns-rings]r... on Saturn from the rings - amazing![/url] I also just have to point at this beautiful false colour image of a massive storm at Saturn's north pole. [url=http://www.universetoday.com/101836/saturn-storms-suck-zone-shown-in-spe...