On 11 June 2004, the Cassiny-Juygens mission has made its first major scientific observation in the Saturnian system: Phoebe, the outermost of the Moons.
During a close fly-by, all instruments were switched on and images taken, plus dust and plasma analysis as well as magnetic field measurements in Phoebe's environment made.

Cassini-Huygens : Phoebe flyby B-roll
Shot list
ANIMATIONS
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Animation of Cassini leaving Earth behind
Animation of Cassini Earth flyby and departure
Graphic animation of interplanetary journey,(side-on view from above)
final phase approaching Saturn
Animation of Cassini s/c travelling through space
Animation of spacecraft approaching Saturn
Animation of Cassini flying past and approaching Saturn (right)
Animation of cassini approaching Saturn (right)
Cassini coming (head on view)
Cassini approaching Saturn's rings
Passing through rings
Cassini passing over rings and Saturn orbital insertion (SOI) burn
Animation SOI burn
Cassini passing under Saturn
Saturn seen by Cassini: whole planet
Saturn seen by Cassini: part planet with rings
Saturn, rings and 3 moons seen by Cassini
Animation of Voyager flyby of Saturn
Animation of Cassini flying through space
Animation of Cassini Orbital Insertion burn
Animation close-up of SOI engine burn
Animation of Phoebe flyby (before actual event)