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Hyperion
Saturn IV
Hyperion [hi-PEER-ee-en] has got to be one of the strangest moons ever
observed close up. It is one of the smaller moons of Saturn and has a
strange, spongy-looking body with dark-floored craters that speckle
its surface. The Voyager spacecraft showed it to have a pock-marked body
and the largest irregularly shaped satellite ever observed.
Hyperion might have had a major collision which blew part of
the moon away. Its eccentric orbit makes it subject to gravitational
forces from Saturn which have set it tumbling out of control. The moon's
rotational period is not constant and varies from one orbit to the next.
Hyperion is redder than Phoebe and closely
matches the color of the dark material on
Iapetus .
The largest crater on its surface is approximately 120 kilometers (75
miles) in diameter and 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) deep. The irregular
shape of Hyperion and evidence of bombardment by meteors makes it appear
to be the oldest surface in the Saturn system.
New images of Hyperion taken by the Cassini Spacecraft on September 26,
2005 will for ever change our understanding of this new world.
These pictures show a surface dotted with craters and modified by
some process, not yet understood, to create a strange, "spongy"
appearance, unlike the surface of any other Saturn moon.
A color image reveals crisp details and variations
in color across the strange surface that might represent differences
in the composition of materials. Hyperion has a notably reddish tint
when viewed in natural color.
Scientists are extremely curious to learn what the dark material is
that fills many craters on this moo"
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