Methone

Methone is a small moon of Saturn, known for its unique appearance and characteristics. It was discovered by the Cassini spacecraft in 2004 during its exploration of Saturn's system. With a diameter of about 3 kilometers (1.9 miles), Methone is a tiny moon with an elongated shape. Its surface is remarkably smooth and reflective, giving it a bright appearance. Methone orbits Saturn within the A Ring, and its gravitational interactions with the ring material shape the ring's edge and create distinctive features. Despite its small size, Methone's dynamics and interactions with the rings have intrigued researchers, offering insights into the complex interplay between moons and rings in the Saturnian system.