As you approach the Earth, watch the highest quality images of Saturn (video).

NASA has revealed images of the highest quality of Saturn's history as the Earth approaches.

The Hubble 3 wide-field camera captured the high-resolution image that shows the disappearance of last year's powerful Arctic storm at Saturn.

According to the British newspaper "Daily Mail", NASA explained that the photo shows small storms and that the colors of the planet have changed slightly compared to last year.

Saturn is usually represented by moving satellites that can not capture its details, but NASA scientists have finally captured a high-quality image with the Hubble's sophisticated telescope, while the planet was at its closest point. Earth, at about 1.36 billion kilometers. June 20, 2019.

The beautiful photo revealed by NASA today shows that the rings of the planet are fully lit. Although the storm that covered much of the planet last year has dissipated, the mysterious Hexian Saturn still exists, despite all the Arctic weather disturbances.

Saturn's hex is a continuous hexagonal spiral around the north pole of Saturn, first discovered by NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft in 1981.