Saturn's moon Methone, as photographed from the Cassini spacecraft orbiting the Saturn system.
Image courtesy of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
From THIS press release:
"It's difficult not to think of an egg when looking at Saturn's moon Methone, seen here during a Cassini flyby of the small moon. The relatively smooth surface adds to the effect created by the oblong shape."
In related news, residents of Dunmore, Pennsylvania mistakenly think the moon is named "Methadone" and quickly proclaim that they are glad it is "there" and not "here".
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