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Summary

Description Polydeuces N1813127275 enhanced.png	English: Saturn's moon Polydeuces, imaged from a distance of 34,811 km by the Cassini spacecraft's narrow-angle camera on 16 June 2015 05:25:44 UTC. The image brightness has been stretched to show the moon partly illuminated by Saturn's reflected light. The phase angle of Polydeuces is 121.2 degrees in this image. The resolution is 0.21 km/pixel.
Date	16 June 2015
Source	https://opus.pds-rings.seti.org/opus/#/insthost=Cassini&instrument=Cassini+ISS&observationtype=Image&target=Polydeuces&cols=opusid,instrument,planet,target,time1,observationduration&widgets=insthost,instrument,observationtype,target&order=time1,opusid&view=detail&browse=gallery&cart_browse=gallery&startobs=601&cart_startobs=1&detail=co-iss-n1813127275
Author	NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI

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