Somewhat out of topic here , but nevertheless beautiful for the eye :  
Here's an animation of the Iapetus moon of Saturn showing a full revolution .
The animation was made using a PowerBasic executable converting the UV map (freely available ) into a xy side representation of the moon .  
For reasons of file size the animation was strongly reduced . The original file is 25MB , has 256 colors and 312 frames , wheras this representation only has 8 colors and 27 frames.  
Other nice moons are Io , Enceladus and even Triton .  
For those who are interested I can provide the code as an executable .  
Maps can be found here : http://maps.jpl.nasa.gov/
 

Heres a UV map of iapetus which can be used for the program above ....
Edit : excuse , the discussion doesn't accept .bmp files ...

I'll send a bitmap of one of the planets to try out .  
In Annex a new version of the above code , where it's possible to zoom by the mousewheel .  
Rename .doc to .exe to make an executable .