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News Releases
Cassini Gets Close-up Views of Large Hurricane on Saturn
Cassini has provided scientists the first close-up, visible-light views of a behemoth hurricane swirling around Saturn's north pole.
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Significant Events
Cassini Significant Events 05/01/2013 - 05/07/2013
Cassini is orbiting Saturn with a 9.6-day period in a plane inclined 61.7 degrees from the planet's equatorial plane. The most recent spacecraft tracking and telemetry data were obtained on May 7 by the DSN station at Canberra, Australia.
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Features
'Tis the Season -- for Plasma Changes at Saturn
Cassini helps reveal seasonal changes in the bubble of charged particles around Saturn, providing a clue to some long-standing mysteries.
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Insider's Cassini
Insider's Cassini: The Cassini Navigation Transition-in-ops Experience
Hello there! My name is Jonathon Smith, and I am an orbit determination analyst (often referred to as “OD” analyst) on the Cassini navigation team.
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Cassini Science League
Titan's Methane World -- Not Built to Last?
Cassini scientists have peered into the lakes of Titan and seen that the fascinating active methane chemistry of Titan may be just a temporary anomaly, geologically speaking.
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