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Planetary science

Saturn’s rings oscillate to the tune of its large and ‘messy’ core

18 Aug 2021
Saturn rings
Iconic view: Saturn as seen by Cassini in 2010. (Courtesy: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute)
The internal structure of Saturn has been mapped by using data from the Cassini spacecraft to observ

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Rob Lea is a science writer based in Liverpool, UK, Twitter @sciencef1rst
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