Geysers, ice, and the whitest, most reflective surface in all of the solar system dominate the small world of Enceladus. One of Saturn’s moons and its sixth-largest, Enceladus was originally discovered in 1789 by William Herschel, who observed a bright dot orbiting Saturn. Ironically, Enceladus, which measures approximately 500 km wide, was named after a … Continue reading PEP Assignment #1 – Fusion