LESS THAN A PALE BLUE DOT
A Spectacular New View Of Earth Between Saturn's Rings
Last Wednesday, NASA's Cassini orbiter shot a stunning picture of Earth through Saturn's rings. Falling between ring A (top) and F (bottom), Earth is just a baby speck of light — less than a pale blue dot. Cassini was 870 million miles away from Earth when the picture was taken.
In a zoomed in and cropped version of the photo, some blurry pixels to the left of Earth show Earth's moon.
<p>Benjamin Goggin is the News Editor at Digg. </p>
