Saturn
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LOOK: Cassini Sends Photo of 'Giant Hurricane' on Saturn During First Dive Before Its 'Grand Finale'
NASA's Cassini spacecraft has successfully finished its first dive through Saturn and its rings on April 26, 2017. The spacecraft released stunning up-close pictures of Saturn including what looks like a dark giant hurricane.
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