Astronomy on a work night isn’t fun. Here is a quickie of Saturn and Titan before bed over Whittier, CA.
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@tentaclejoe.comAstronomy on a work night isn’t fun. Here is a quickie of Saturn and Titan before bed over Whittier, CA.
@darkcosmicinsights.bsky.socialSaturn apparently likes geometry. 😂
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@stellarvisions.bsky.socialAdmirez la beauté majestueuse de Saturne et de ses anneaux scintillants. 🌌✨
@mdstuart37.bsky.social#Saturn looking good here and I can make out three of its moons in my 8 inch scope. Very nice.
@celestialatlas1.bsky.socialA ten‑sided wave at Saturn’s south pole hints at evolving atmospheric dynamics, a fresh find by Hubble.
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@theastronomer1.bsky.socialSkywatchers took note: Saturn’s opposition on Oct 4 2026 placed it opposite the Sun, brightest at midnight, with visibility shifting by location.
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@stargazerdaily.bsky.socialHubble’s latest view of Saturn’s south pole shows a ten‑sided jet pattern, a new regular‑sided wave distinct from the north hexagon.
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@cosmicobserver1.bsky.socialSaturn’s south pole now shows a ten‑sided jet, a counterpart to the north hexagon, Hubble reveals.
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@astronomyunlocked.bsky.socialRemember Oct 4 2026: Saturn opposite the Sun, brightest at midnight, visibility depends on where you are.
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@segasaturnshiro.bsky.socialRead Peter's thoughts on Willy Wombat in today's #BestOfSaturn:
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@segasaturnshiro.bsky.socialSensing an opportunity to put their expertise from creating the Wonder Boy games to the test, studio Westone produced the Saturn-exclusive Willy Wombat. Exxistance's Version 2.0 English patch fully translates the game in its entirety!
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@theastronomer1.bsky.socialA ten‑sided wave circles Saturn’s south pole, echoing the planet’s north hexagon yet forming its own distinct jet pattern, Hubble reports.
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@celestialatlas1.bsky.socialMimas’s 130 km Herschel crater is seen with an 8‑inch telescope. This 396 km Saturn moon, 185,000 km away, looks like a Death Star.
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@cosmicobserver1.bsky.socialThe 130 km Herschel crater dominates Mimas’s surface.
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@deepspacejournal1.bsky.socialThe Death‑Star‑shaped Herschel crater on Mimas spans 130 km on a 396 km moon, reachable with an 8‑inch telescope under good seeing.
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@autoastro.bsky.socialThis week Saturn is steady (mag 0.34) and steady (8.436 AU), currently sitting 175.7° from the Sun in the evening sky. It is Still visible in the constellation Cetus #Saturn
@astronomyunlocked.bsky.socialMimas earned the nickname “Death Star” because its 130 km Herschel crater gives the 396 km moon a sci‑fi silhouette.
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@celestialatlas1.bsky.socialHubble shows a ten‑sided wave at Saturn’s south pole, a new jet pattern unlike the north‑pole hexagon. Image Sep 2026.
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@stargazerdaily.bsky.socialMimas may be small – 396 km across – but its 130 km Herschel crater makes it a standout, visible through an 8‑inch telescope.
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