CASSINI-HUYGENS Saturn's big storm
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posted on 2018-01-17, 11:44 authored by Leigh N. Fletcher[First paragraph] In contrast to the dramatic meteorology of Jupiter, Saturn’s golden-yellow hues provide
an air of calmness, with slow seasonal changes from wintry blues to summertime
yellows as the temperatures, chemistry and hazes evolve over Saturn’s 29.5-year orbit.
But, once every Saturnian year, a gigantic storm of billowing white cloud activity erupts
from those serene cloud decks.
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Nature Astronomy, 2017, 1 (9), pp. 583-583 (1)Author affiliation
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