Once every 30 years or so, a massive storm rages on Saturn, mixing up the atmosphere and revealing some of the ringed planet’s hidden secrets. The most recent Saturn mega-storm arrived about 10 ...

A GIANT hexagonal shaped storm on Saturn has been baffling scientists since its discovery. However, some researchers think they may now know how it came to be. The hexagon-shaped storm was spotted … ...

It was an alien storm to dim memories of all others, wrapping all the way around a vast northern portion of Saturn, a planet that could hold about 750 Earths. And it brought with it a spike in ...

Megastorms that rage across Saturn and last for centuries, ... 100-year 'megastorms' on Saturn shower the ringed planet in ammonia rain. News. By Robert Lea published 15 August 2023 ...

The giant rings of a 'Mega Saturn' 400 light years from Earth are spinning the WRONG way. ... ‘If you have the planet moving clockwise and the rings moving counterclockwise, ...

Saturn Hexagon Mega Storm Pics Released By NASA By Shane McGlaun Dec. 5, 2013 8:14 am EST NASA has unveiled some new images that the Cassini spacecraft has taken of Saturn and one of the massive ...

The Phoebe ring, as its name suggests, may owe its existence to dust flaking off Saturn’s moon Phoebe. However, it’s also possible that smaller, undetected moons are also serving as feeders to the ...

The planet orbits the brightest star in the system. HD 131399Ab eventually gets to a point in its orbit—when it’s along a path between the three suns—in which it experiences near-constant ...

Saturn has once again been crowned king of the moons in our solar system. The title has been snatched from Jupiter, who held it briefly from February 2023 after astronomers found 12 new moons ...

You can make out the hexagon shape on this black and white image of Saturn Credit: Wikipedia. The hexagon-shaped storm was spotted on Saturn's north pole during the 1981 Voyager mission to the planet.

More than 400 light years from Earth, a mysterious world with an enormous ring system is making Saturn look tiny. Far larger than Jupiter, its huge rings extend about 200 times further than our ...