Planet jupiter rings Black and White Stock Photos & Images

This mosaic of Jupiter's ring system was acquired by NASA's Galileo spacecraft when the Sun was behind the planet, and the spacecraft was in Jupiter's shadow peering back toward the Sun. Stock Photo

RM2PR5826–This mosaic of Jupiter's ring system was acquired by NASA's Galileo spacecraft when the Sun was behind the planet, and the spacecraft was in Jupiter's shadow peering back toward the Sun.

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Tethys or Saturn III, mid-sized moon of Saturn on space bacground mid-sized moon of Saturn.3d rendering. Stock Photo

RFH8AWYD–Tethys or Saturn III, mid-sized moon of Saturn on space bacground mid-sized moon of Saturn.3d rendering.

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Model of Solar system, black and white minimal vector illustration Stock Vector

RFT3ABRH–Model of Solar system, black and white minimal vector illustration

these images were taken through the clear filter of Galileo's on-board solid state imaging camera system on November 9, 1996. Stock Photo

RMD98X79–these images were taken through the clear filter of Galileo's on-board solid state imaging camera system on November 9, 1996.

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Square background with hand drawn uncolored planets, stars of the Solar System and lettering. Detailed frame design. Used clipping mask. Stock Vector

RF2JW05EG–Square background with hand drawn uncolored planets, stars of the Solar System and lettering. Detailed frame design. Used clipping mask.

Saturn rings pattern vector Stock Vector

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Description: First evidence of a ring around the planet Jupiter is seen in this photograph taken by Voyager 1 on March 4, 1979. The multiple exposure of the extremely thin faint ring appears as a broad light band crossing the center of the picture. The edge of the ring is 1,212,000 km from the spacecraft and 57,000 km from the visible cloud deck of Jupiter. The background stars look like broken hair pins because of spacecraft motion during the 11 minute 12 second exposure. The wavy motion of the star trails is due to the ultra-slow natural oscillation of the spacecraft (with a period of 78 sec Stock Photo

RM2PR582B–Description: First evidence of a ring around the planet Jupiter is seen in this photograph taken by Voyager 1 on March 4, 1979. The multiple exposure of the extremely thin faint ring appears as a broad light band crossing the center of the picture. The edge of the ring is 1,212,000 km from the spacecraft and 57,000 km from the visible cloud deck of Jupiter. The background stars look like broken hair pins because of spacecraft motion during the 11 minute 12 second exposure. The wavy motion of the star trails is due to the ultra-slow natural oscillation of the spacecraft (with a period of 78 sec