This is how Saturn's inner rings glow in diffuse and reflected light as NASA Solar System's Cassini spacecraft looks towards the dark side of the planet. The southern hemisphere is illuminated by sunlight reflecting off the rings, while the northern hemisphere glows much dimmer, with a faint light filtering through the rings and spreading across the upper part of the planet.

Do you notice how Saturn glows even when it's not in direct sunlight? It's so elegant, so warm and so impressive.

There is only one star in our solar system, but ladies, everyone has a chance to shine.

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The planet occupies the left side of the image, while its rings glow in golden hues along the right side. The rings closest to the planet appear faint, becoming progressively brighter near the centre of the rings and fainter again along the outer edges.

 

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NASA/JPL/Institute for Space Sciences

It's like a brush stroke, isn't it?