An extremely oblique view of the bright side of the rings.
Voyager 2 photograph of the lit face of Saturn's B ring.
A new "kinky" ringlet inside the Encke Gap in Saturn's A ring.
A closeup view showing the ring's at least four distinct components.
An image of Saturn's very tenuous inner D ring.
One of the first Voyager 2 Saturn images.
The distorted-shaped edge of Saturn's B ring.
Possible variations in the chemical composition of Saturn's ring system.
Composite picture from three separate images.
Closeup of Saturn's F ring and its inner shepherding satellite.
Voyager 2 view of Saturn's A ring.
Outer edge of Saturn's A ring seen just half an hour before closest approach.
Wide-angle view showing spokes on the unlit side of Saturn's rings.
Saturn's rings seen at a range of 3.3 million kilometers (2 million miles).
This long exposure of the ring region shows the very faint G ring.
Image shows the ring system's shadow clearly cast on the equatorial region.
Composite picture from three separate images.
Prominent dark spokes in the outer half of Saturn's broad B Ring.
Evident here are the numerous 'spoke' features,in the B Ring.
Saturn's nightside, upper left, with the shadow cast by the planet falling across the rings.
Distinct pattern of "spokes" in the broad, bright, middle, B Ring.
Narrow ringlets make up the B Ring.
Closeup of the region where the faint inner C Ring meets the brighter B Ring.
This feature separating the A and B Rings, due to 2:1 resonance with Mimas.
Mimas drives a pair of waves in Saturn's A Ring
The F Ring ansa just before Voyager 2 passed through the ring plane.
Little 10-km moon Pan in the Encke Gap.
Panels show appearance of small new spoke.
Spoke appear as bright streak in forward-scattered light.
Pandora and Prometheus shepherding the F Ring.