It may be distortion
from my current display, it looks like a giant egg, misshapen, with no endian.
Perhaps it will hatch?
NASA has published some unprocessed images of Saturn's moon Enceladus, grabbed earlier this week when the Cassini spacecraft swooped to within 49km (30 miles) of the icy satellite's south polar region. Images from the intimate encounter include Enceladus posing with Saturn's rings... Enceladus and Saturn's rings. Pic: NASA/ …
Besides suitably deep thoughts on the potential for life on Enceladus, its composition, and man's place in the universe (in Jack Handy's voice for some reason), I was trying to think of appropriate music to envision Cassini's 30-mile, 19,000mph fly past of Saturn's moon. The best I've come up with is "Danger Zone" by Kenny Loggins and "The Final Countdown" by Europe.
Any other suggestions?
The image on elreg with size 648x622 is probably an enlarged thumbnail. The Cassini Imaging Science System consists of two framing cameras with CCD detectors with a 1024 square array of pixels.