The Cassini spacecraft captured this view of five Saturnian moons, plus the planet's rings, in this image from July 29. Janus is on the far left. Pandora orbits between two of the rings near the middle of the image. Brightly reflective Enceladus appears above the center of the image. Rhea is bisected by the image's right edge, and Mimas can be seen beyond Rhea, just to its left. Saturn itself is not visible in this view ... only its rings.