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Corey S. Powell on Twitter: "Every planet has a distinctive magnetic appearance. Saturn's magnetic field is unusually elegant & symmetric, perhaps because of helium rain deep inside the planet. https://t.co/PAtDDjBXto https://t.co/VUGcJG2jgK" /
Latest insights into Saturn's weird magnetic field only make things weirder
Magnetic Rope observed for the first time between Saturn and the Sun | UCL Mathematical & Physical Sciences - UCL – University College London
