Get to know Saturn's sixth largest moon, which has the most reflective surface of any object in our solar system, with this stunning 12" desktop globe. Astronomy magazine is proud to unveil the all-new Enceladus Globe. Using data from Cassini flybys from October and November of 2009, images were selected on overall quality, resolution, and viewing angle to bring out the topography and surface features of the moon. This richly detailed, injection-molded 12" desktop globe shows 80 of Enceladus' named surface features (a few were removed from the south pole due to the manufacturing process). The six types of features identified on the moon include craters, dorsa, fossae, planitiae, rupes, and sulci. Each globe is made of long-lasting durable plastic with just a single seam between hemispheres and comes with a clear acrylic display base and informational flyer
- Highly Detailed Color Globe of Saturn's moon Enceladus
- Globe Image data was created from the Cassini Probe
- Up to date Place Names by Astronomy Magazine Staff
- Enceladus Informational Flyer guide included
- Clear Acrylic Display Base