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distant moons that were seen
through telescopes but not recaptured.
Seven Saturnian moons are
large enough to have
collapsed into a relaxed,
ellipsoidal shape...
- Look up
saturnian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Saturnian or
Saturnial may
refer to:
Something of or
relating to: Saturn,
sixth planet from the...
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rendered them differently. When
first discovered,
Iapetus was
among four the
Saturnian moons labelled the
Sidera Lodoicea by
their discoverer Giovanni C****ini...
- of a
Great White Spot, a short-lived
phenomenon that
occurs once
every Saturnian year,
roughly every 30
Earth years,
around the time of the
northern hemisphere's...
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Saturnian meter or
verse is an old
Latin and
Italic poetic form, of
which the
principles of
versification have
become obscure. Only 132
complete uncontroversial...
- from John
Herschel (son of
William Herschel,
discoverer of two
other Saturnian moons,
Mimas and Enceladus), in his 1847
publication Results of Astronomical...
- origin. Like the
other regular moons of Saturn,
Tethys formed from the
Saturnian sub-nebula—a disk of gas and dust that
surrounded Saturn soon
after its...
- (knot model) 1902
Lewis model (cubical atom model) 1904
Nagaoka model (
Saturnian model) 1904 plum
pudding model 1911
Rutherford model (planetary model)...
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meters across.
Esposito believes this to be the
basic structure of the
Saturnian rings,
particles clumping together, then
being blasted apart. Research...
- Jacobson, Robert. A. (1
November 2022). "The
Orbits of the Main
Saturnian Satellites, the
Saturnian System Gravity Field, and the
Orientation of Saturn's Pole*"...
