posted on Jun, 29 2007 @ 06:46 PM
I don't see anything odd either. This image consists of a number shots put together. They do things like this a lot, and generally for the many Moons
orbiting gas giants. Only one probe has ever flown past Neptune and that's Voyager 2, back in 1989. They would not have been able to get close-ups of
Triton from every angle, since it only flew past once. Similarly, Cassini which is orbiting Saturn right now, can't get close-up shots of Titian and
the other Moons all the time, from every angle, so you'll see images of Titian that look like a mosaic of different images consisting of different
resolutions patched together. When ever Cassini passes by Titian, it's at a different distance, this is why some images will be more detailed then
others.