Saturn in near-infrared

Saturn has a mysterious hexagon at its north pole that has refused to give up its secrets, probably because neither Voyager 1 nor Cassini was able to plunge that deep and survive. Harvard scientists Rakesh Yadav and Jeremy Bloxham might have finally started to figure out what causes this peculiar feature. They believe that vortexes occur at the planet’s north pole because of atmospheric flows deep within the gas giant, and that these vortexes pinch an intense horizontal jet near the equator—which is what warps the storm into a hexagon. It still looks unnatural though.....!!!

my all time favourite collection of images is earth from other planets

earth and moon from mercury

earth from mars

earth from saturn

earth between saturn's rings

earth beyond neptune

Just Saturn...

Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Saturn's icy moon Enceladus as seen by NASA's Cassini spacecraft on August 18th, 2015.

Image Credit: NASA/CalTech-JPL/ISS/Kevin M. Gill