Space
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Saturn's Auroras Imaged in 360-Degree Detail by NASA Spacecraft [VIDEO]
A joint observation effort between NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and the Cassini spacecraft in orbit around Saturn has provided astronomers with most comprehensive picture ever of the ringed planet's auroras.
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