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@CassiniSaturn
Completed NASA mission to Saturn and its moons. Join us at @NASASolarSystem to ride along with NASA as we continue to explore the worlds of the solar system.
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    The solar system never stands still, and changes have happened here, too. @CassiniSaturn is now @NASASolarSystem. Why? The Cassini mission concluded in 2017, but its legacy of science and engineering — and its people — are active all across the solar system. Some examples: 1 / 5
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    We can’t pick favorites, but we’ve got you--check out the whole solar system at solarsystem.nasa.gov
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    For the first time, we have heard the winds of another world. Learn more about the #SoundsofMars sent by @NASAInSight: go.nasa.gov/2L1tUkw
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    We’re seeing #Saturn’s rings at just the right time. Scientists estimate that this spectacular phenomenon is no more than 100 million years old—a short time during the life of the solar system—and the rings won’t last forever. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/2EzhPmb
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    We're commemorating the #NASA60th anniversary with a trip through the solar system, as seen by our intrepid spacecraft over the past six decades: go.nasa.gov/2PXGz9u
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    Ten years ago today, our Cassini spacecraft captured these striking images of Saturn’s intricate rings. go.nasa.gov/2ZLe0oj
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    Two years ago today, our Cassini spacecraft entered the atmosphere of Saturn, becoming part of the planet it had explored for 13 years. This was not the end of the story.
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    It's been a big week for small objects in the solar system. A billion miles past Pluto, @NASANewHorizons explored a small Kuiper Belt object for the first time, while closer to Earth, @OSIRISREx entered orbit around an asteroid. See details at solarsystem.nasa.gov
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    All in a day: using data from NASA's Cassini spacecraft, researchers believe they have finally solved a longstanding mystery, the length of a day on Saturn. go.nasa.gov/2RyKhLY
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    Five years ago today, Cassini captured this look at Saturn’s rings casting intricate shadows. If you look closely, you might also spot two moons. Details: go.nasa.gov/2OWJfZs
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    The #Leonid #meteorshower peaks on Nov. 17. The best viewing will be after midnight your local time, once the Moon has set. In this week’s #10Things, get tips for taking great photos of meteor showers: go.nasa.gov/2nhjFh3 #Leonids #photography
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    What we learn about atmospheres throughout the solar system informs our understanding of weather on Earth, and vice versa. Here are some very recent spacecraft views of the Sun, Earth, Mars and Jupiter. Check out this recent episode of #NASAScience Live: youtu.be/HJRxYavtEpA
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    Our Moon was just the beginning. Since Apollo, our spacecraft, telescopes & scientists have explored dozens of other moons. They're weird. They're wonderful. They have: 🌊 oceans 💨 geysers 🌋 volcanoes ⁉️ mysteries Meet the moons: solarsystem.nasa.gov/moons/ #Apollo50th
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