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Cassini flies close to the moon of Saturn
On March 28 (VN time), the Cassini probe has flown across Saturn's moon Enceladus to the lowest level ever. Scientists think there may be an ocean on this moon.
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Found a source of rain on Saturn
Observations of the European Herchel Space Observatory show that it was water fired from Enceladus satellite that created circles of water clouds around Saturn.
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How does Saturn's moon stripe form?
A recent study clarified the origin of tiger stripes and the ocean beneath the surface of Enceladus, one of Saturn's moons.
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Signs of water on Saturn satellite
Scientists have found new evidence that a Saturn satellite has an ocean or saltwater lake beneath its frozen surface.
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Ocean discovered on two Saturn satellites
Images sent by Cassini's probe show evidence of ocean and ice volcanic existence on Saturn's Enceladus and Titan satellites.
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Detecting water on a Saturn satellite
American astronomers argue that clouds of dust and gas escaping from one of Saturn's satellites may contain water, an important factor for life.
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Is there life on Jupiter's moon Europa?
With a negative average temperature of 260 degrees Fahrenheit, the atmosphere is almost non-existent, with a complex network of cracks in the ice that completely covers…
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Discover new types of aurora on Saturn
In addition to the aurora form as usual on Earth, researchers have discovered that Saturn has a different type of aurora, which is fainter but continuous.
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The giant 'sponge' around Saturn
According to many recent analysis of space probe Cassini, one of the rings surrounding Saturn must be 'subjected to' substances from the geysers of the icy Enceladus art…
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Cassini is in danger of being damaged by ice particles
According to scientists, small pieces of ice or dust particles are at risk of damaging the Cassini probe when the ship flies sideways.
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Why can't Saturn day be measured?
Strangely, astronomers do not know how many hours a day of Saturn is, because they cannot overcome the obstacle to this giant gas planet.
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High starting temperatures may have helped to form geysers on Saturn's Enceladus satellite
Enceladus is a small sized satellite and it is composed of ice and rock. The puzzling thing is how does it have a hole
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The mystery of the universe is gradually being answered
Scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) confirm the accuracy of scientific forecasts about birth and answer many mysteries about the ongoing expansion of the un…
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Detecting water on Saturn moon
US Space Agency (NASA) yesterday (10-3) announced that Cassini probe has detected geysers on one of Saturn's moons, increasing hope for the possibility of life on the ot…
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Cassini sent pictures of Saturn's Dione moon
NASA said that last week, US and European Cassini space probes approached the surface of Dione, Saturn's satellite at a distance of 500 kilometers, revealing a frozen su…