Surprising Discoveries on Enceladus: Cassini Probe Unveils Mysteries

Enceladus, one of Saturn's inner moons, has intrigued scientists with its atmosphere of water vapour emanating from its warm South Pole. Recent data presented at a major astronomy conference highlights the moon's relatively smooth southern polar region with long cracks. The Cassini spacecraft, which entered Saturn's orbit in 2004, has provided high-resolution imagery that aids in these discoveries.

What does the data suggest about the atmosphere of Enceladus?

When did Cassini go into orbit around Saturn?