View of Saturn's Small Inner Moon Pan, taken by the Cassini Spacecraft's Imaging Sub-system Narrow-Angle Camera on May 20, 2005. Resolution is approximately 3.52 kilometers per pixel though the image has been magnified 2 times to improve visibility. North is approximately up on Pan, with the outer and inner edges of the Encke Gap visible on the left and right sides respectively.

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