"We won't see the whole puzzle, only pieces, but what we are
seeing is dramatic. The images are mind-boggling, just
mind-boggling. I've been working on this mission for 14 years and I
shouldn't be surprised, but it is remarkable how startling it is to
see these images for the first time."
Source: Dr. Carolyn Porco, Cassini imaging team
leader, Space Science Institute, Boulder (CO), upon seeing some of
the first startling images from inside the rings of Saturn. Cassini
threaded its way between those rings Thursday and established a
safe orbit around the gas giant, where it will remain for the next
four years, studying both Saturn and its moons.
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