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Decagon wave emerges near Saturn’s south pole
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Michael Wong and colleagues discovered a ten-sided wave encircling Saturn’s south pole during a decade-long NASA outer-planet monitoring program. The structure reveals unexpected atmospheric dynamics on a gas giant and could change models of planetary weather and circulation. Continue for observational methods, data and implications.
Source: UC Berkeley News

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