Use the force, Cassini.

Scott Niven notes that the Cassini probe has spotted the Death Star.

Actually, it's Mimas, one of Saturn's many moons. Mimas is only 244 miles wide, while the crater (named Herschel, after the astronomer who discovered the moon) is 84.5 miles wide, meaning the impact that created it would have come within a hair of disintegrating the moon. The mountain rising from the middle of the six-mile-deep crater, at four miles tall, is nearly the size of Everest. The picture was snapped from a distance of about a million miles. Back in 1980, Voyager passed within 264,000 miles from the moon and sent back some much better defined snapshots.