Space / 2014-11-10
Sunrise on Saturn
NASA's image library records Sunrise on Saturn.
A new day dawns on Saturn as the part of the planet is seen emerging once more into the Sun light by NASA Cassini orbiter. With an estimated rotation period of 10 hours and 40 minutes, Saturn days and nights are much shorter than those on Earth.
A CLOSER LOOK
A new day dawns on Saturn as the part of the planet is seen emerging once more into the Sun light by NASA Cassini orbiter. With an estimated rotation period of 10 hours and 40 minutes, Saturn days and nights are much shorter than those on Earth.
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