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1 Cassini Begins Epic Final Year at Saturn
Sept. 15, 2016 Cassini Begins Epic Final Year at Saturn Zahra Mirzaiyan Dec. 3, 2016

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3 Mass: 95 times Earth Length of day: 10 hour and 39 min Length of year: 29.5 Earth’s year Type: Gas made (mainly Hydrogen, Helium, Methan) Satellites: 61+ Titan )

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5 Rings

6 Cassini-Huygens 1997 Oct.15

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8 What did Huygens do?

9 Cassini Begins Epic Final Year

10 Surge in rings Ring Details on Display Sculptor and His Work

11 Thank you Cassini

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