Saturn's 'Death Star' and Hubble's Latest Masterpiece

The video explores the moon Mimus, known for its resemblance to the Death Star and its perceived dullness. Recent findings suggest Mimus may be more intriguing due to its wobble, indicating an asymmetrical core or a subsurface ocean. The video also discusses Pandora's Cluster, a massive galaxy cluster that acts as a gravitational lens, revealing distant galaxies. The video concludes with a call to support and subscribe to Scishow Space.

What are the two main reasons Mimus is known for?

What technique did astronomers use to study Saturn's moons?

What are the two possible explanations for Mimus's libration?

How does gravitational lensing work, as described in the text?

What discovery was made about a distant galaxy in relation to Pandora's cluster?