It is this version that first comes into the head of the ufologist researcher when he examines this unusual image of Enceladus, the sixth largest moon of Saturn.
NASA's 2007 version explains this lower effect by water vapor “At the south pole of Enceladus, there are ice geysers that release jets of water vapor from under the ice crust (ejecting steam to a height of hundreds of kilometers). In all likelihood, the matter leaving the satellite turns from vapor into ice and replenishes the ring of Saturn E."
It is believed that an entire ocean is hidden under the surface of the Saturnian moon. The temperature on Enceladus is around -200 degrees Celsius. It is colder than the rest of Saturn's moons. The satellite's atmosphere is composed of water vapor, dust, molecular hydrogen, and carbon dioxide.
Researcher Scott Waring believes that all this is sucked from the finger, since if it were geysers, the satellite would rotate uncontrollably, but it always faces Saturn with only one side of it. And if you add brightness to the image and increase it, then most of all this phenomenon looks like a trail from … a rocket engine.
Actually, Waring's version is that Enceladus is a huge spaceship of a civilization unknown to us.