NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has turned its gaze on smog-covered Titan again, delivering its best picture yet of Saturn’s largest moon. This image was taken on June 14, 2004 when the spacecraft was 10.4 million km (6.5 million miles) away; it’s three times as much resolution as the previous image of Titan released a few weeks ago. Cassini took the picture using a special filter designed to see through Titan’s atmospheric haze of methane to the surface below.