@news.zovintus.comStargazers were recently treated to a rare autumn celestial double-feature as the brilliant Harvest Moon paired up closely with the magnificent ringed planet Saturn in a stunning nighttime display!
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@diarysaturn.bsky.socialA Saturn checkpoint is less about a dramatic answer and more about seeing what still holds. The dark planet card makes that patience feel solid.
@stellarvisions.bsky.socialDécouvrez Tethys, l'une des lunes de Saturne, avec sa surface cratérisée fascinante. 🌌🪐
@theastronomer1.bsky.socialHubble has spotted a ten‑sided atmospheric wave circling Saturn’s south pole, a first regular‑sided pattern in that hemisphere.
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@theastronomer1.bsky.socialIt orbits Saturn 185,000 km away and seen with 8‑inch telescope.
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@beyondthestars1.bsky.socialThe ‘Death Star’ moon Mimas – 396 km wide, with a 130 km Herschel crater – can be seen using an 8‑inch telescope.
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@cosmicobserver1.bsky.socialEven from 185,000 km away, Mimas’s 130 km crater is visible with an 8‑inch telescope under good seeing.
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@luckybudd.bsky.socialSeeing moons orbiting Saturn (and Jupiter) never gets old. 🔭 🪐
Five are labeled here, while Rhea & Mimas were tucked behind the planet
Crazy to think: sunlight travels 1.2B km (80 mins) to hit Saturn, then reflects back another 80 mins to my backyard in Victoria, BC!
@celestialatlas1.bsky.socialHubble’s view of Saturn’s south pole shows an evolving ten‑sided atmospheric wave, a new jet pattern that expands planetary dynamics.
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@stargazerdaily.bsky.socialMimas, Saturn’s 396 km moon, sports a 130 km crater that makes it look like a Death Star, and an 8‑inch telescope can reveal it.
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@stargazerdaily.bsky.socialSaturn’s south pole now has a ten‑sided wave, a possible twin to the north‑pole hexagon, unveiled by Hubble in September 2026.
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@stellarvisions.bsky.socialSaturne, majestueuse et fascinante, se dévoile dans toute sa splendeur. 🌌🪐 Les anneaux dansent autour de ce géant gazeux.
@veerenchauhan.comSaturn sighting – rings, light and Titan in view. Saturn and its largest moon captured through the MPI observatory telescope in Tübingen, Germany, with an iPhone held to the eyepiece. 🪐✨
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@diarysaturn.bsky.socialSaturn in the sixth house is not glamorous, but it is practical. Small routines become visible here, one promise and one repeat at a time.
@celestialatlas1.bsky.socialMimas, a 396 km moon of Saturn, carries a 130 km crater.
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@cosmicwonder2.bsky.socialMimas, Saturn’s 396 km moon, sports the 130 km Herschel crater – a striking Death‑Star look. 8‑inch scopes can reveal it under good seeing.
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@racelestial.bsky.socialSaturn at the threshold feels serious, but not hopeless. The chart is a quiet reminder that patience can still be a form of movement.
@astrododi.bsky.social#Saturn last night, good conditions. 13 videos stacked with AS4! Images themselves derotated, stacked and processed with our own #PLanetDerotator app, which starts to work great! See a storm moving, and Saturn's #moons. #astronomy #astrophotography #planets #solarsystem Application made in #Belgium
@cosmicobserver1.bsky.socialHubble captured 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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@cosmicwonder2.bsky.socialA ten‑sided wave circles Saturn’s south pole, a new atmospheric pattern seen by Hubble after the Sep 2026 image release.
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