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Space Swoon: Sunlight Upon Saturn’s North Pole
Man, Saturn is decently away from the Sun. Like, you know. 888.2 million miles. But that doesn’t mean sunlight can’t illuminate its north pole.
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Space Swoon: Saturn’s Moon Mimas Dwarfed By Its Rings
Here’s a gorgeous shot of Saturn’s moon Mimas. If you squint! If you squint, you can see it. ‘Cause this moon is dwarfed by the enormity of the planet’s gorgeous rings.
Space Swoon: Cassini Captures Saturn From Above
NASA has hit the collective Us with another shot of Saturn from its Cassini spacecraft. This one captures the splendid, bald-ass dome-piece of the Ringed Giant.
Saturn’s North Polar Hexagon Changed Color from Blue To Orange
No big whup. Just Saturn’s North Polar Hexagon. It’s just changed its color, explicably, from blue to orange. No big whup, it’s just big enough to swallow our planet. And we don’t know why it changed color.