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Solar System

20 new moons found around Saturn, snagging satellite record from Jupiter

Saturn now has 82 known satellites

Solar System

If Saturn and Jupiter collided, would they become one planet?

We explore the possibility of the two major heavyweights in the Solar System colliding in epic fashion

Solar System

A closer inspection of Saturn’s rings reveal how they were sculpted

These discoveries were made using data from NASA’s Cassini spacecraft that flew through Saturn’s rings in late 2017

Solar System

Why are all the planets different colours if they formed at the same time?

We take a look at why the members of the Solar System vary in colour

Solar System

On which planet would I weigh the least?

Out of the eight planets, from Mercury to Neptune, on which of these would you weigh the least?

Solar System

Can you drink water from other planets?

We take a look at whether a glass of alien water is safe for us to drink

Solar System

What would happen if all of the gas planets’ atmospheres were stripped away?

It would take something special, but the consequences would change the Solar System as we know it

Solar System

Some of Saturn’s moons are glazed with the ice from the planet’s rings

This finding has come from the legendary data left behind by NASA’s historic Cassini spacecraft

Solar System

New findings suggest Saturn’s rings are relatively young

Using data collected by the now-deceased Cassini spacecraft, astronomers suggest the planet’s rings formed during the age of dinosaurs on Earth

Solar System

Saturn’s rings are dying at ‘an alarming rate’

Researchers suggest that the stunning planetary feature will be gone in 300 million years

Solar System

Why is Iapetus walnut-shaped?

Read on to find out why Saturn’s moon has such an odd shape

Solar System

What are the cores of the gas giants made up of?

What’s inside these massive planets?

Solar System

Another radiation belt has been discovered around Saturn

A year on from Cassini’s conclusion, its data is still being used to reveal a new radiation belt around the gas giant Saturn

Solar System

Cassini’s concluding view of Titan

The last flyby of Saturn’s moon, Titan, showed its northern lakes and seas made up of liquid methane and ethane

Solar System

Saturn’s famous storm may stretch far above the clouds

The hexagonal vortex can be seen growing increasingly clearer and warmer as summertime approaches

Solar System

Hubble watches over Saturn’s powerful aurora

Combining optical and ultraviolet observations of Saturn’s north pole has provided a unique view of its enchanting aurora

Solar System

New images added to our Solar System’s family photo album

Hubble has taken advantage of the recent oppositions of Mars and Saturn to picture them in extraordinary detail

Solar System

Hear the electromagnetic energy moving between Saturn and Enceladus

Researchers converted the interaction of plasma waves detected by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft into an eerie audio file

Solar System

What keeps Saturn’s rings in place?

We find out how Saturn is able to hold onto its stunning rings

Solar System

What would happen if Saturn moved past Earth?

Hint: it doesn’t end well for our planet

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