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Articles tagged: Saturn's rings

  • Cassini Mission, magnetic  field, ring rain, Saturn's rings, Voyager 2 19 December 2018 Saturn's iconic rings are dying fast say scientists

    ... large, long after the planet itself formed." The possibility that electrically-charged ice particles from Saturn’s rings were flowing down invisible magnetic field lines, and dumping water into the gas giant’s upper...

    • Cassini Mission
    • magnetic field
    • ring rain
    • Saturn's rings
    • Voyager 2
  • Cassini Grand Finale mission, Cassini Mission, NASA's Deep Space Network Goldstone Complex, Saturn, Saturn's rings 28 April 2017 Cassini's first dive between Saturn and its rings

    ... of the innermost visible edge of Saturn’s rings to get closer than any other spacecraft has done before.... final chapter, Cassini will make a total of 22 dives between Saturn and its rings, as it loops around the planet approximately once per week. The...

    • Cassini Grand Finale mission
    • Cassini Mission
    • NASA's Deep Space Network Goldstone Complex
    • Saturn
    • Saturn's rings
  • Cassini Cosmic Dust Analyser (CDA), Cassini Grand Finale mission, Cassini’s ion and neutral mass spectrometer (INMS), magnetic field, Saturn's rings 26 July 2017 Cassini finds surprises for Saturn's magnetic field

    ... its Grand Finale mission, Cassini is still discovering surprises about the inner workings of Saturn. Its latest revelation is that the magnetic field of the spectacular ringed planet has no discernible tilt, a finding that is at odds with scientists...

    • Cassini Cosmic Dust Analyser (CDA)
    • Cassini Grand Finale mission
    • Cassini’s ion and neutral mass spectrometer (INMS)
    • magnetic field
    • Saturn's rings
  • Late Heavy Bombardment, Neptune, planetary rings, Saturn, Uranus 15 September 2016 Scientists shed light on how our gas giants got their different rings

    ... a period of turbulence, the debris cloud would settle into a thin equatorial and low-eccentricity ring. The riddle of how Saturn’s rings differ so much compared with that of its outlying neighbours was also solved, as the teams simulations...

    • Late Heavy Bombardment
    • Neptune
    • planetary rings
    • Saturn
    • Uranus
  • ASI, Cassini, ESA, NASA, Saturn October 2017 Cassini observations open up Saturn’s atmosphere

    ..., winter hemisphere was hidden from the view of terrestrial observers and shadowed by Saturn’s rings. Colour imaging showed that the familiar, yellow-ochre appearance of Saturn gave way at these cold winter latitudes to blue hues more reminiscent...

    • ASI
    • Cassini
    • ESA
    • NASA
    • Saturn
    Authors: Leigh N. Fletcher    
  • 02 September 2015 Cassini discovers potentially ‘younger’ ring portion on Saturn

    ... to the Cassini team that the middle of Saturn’s A ring is potentially much younger than the rest of the rings. You can read about one potential theory as to why that is here. In general, Saturn’s rings have fascinated science for years. Although...

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