In January and March 2009, Hubble took advantage of a rare opportunity to record Saturn when its rings are edge-on, resulting in a unique movie featuring both of the giant planet's poles. Saturn is only in this position every 15 years and this favourable orientation has allowed a sustained study of Saturn's almost symmetric northern and southern lights. At the same time Saturn was approaching its equinox so both poles were equally illuminated by the Sun's rays.
Was ist das das für ein Planet der da so schnell auftaucht und wieder verschwindet? Einer der Monde? Interessant, daß man den Schatten oben am Pol sieht. Genial...Danke dafür
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