James Webb Just Revealed Why Saturn Is the Scariest Planet in Our Solar System

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• DA

  @DarkScienceDocumentaries · 1 month ago

  Cassini, we sent that little spacecraft almost a billion miles from Earth, kept it alive around Saturn for thirteen years, and then deliberately flew it into the planet so it could never contaminate Enceladus. Its signal faded, but the spacecraft's molecules are still there, scattered through the atmosphere of the world it spent its life studying. 👍💯

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• TA

  @takehirolol · 1 month ago (edited)

  That thumbnail gives me phobia

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• AI

  @AiRonic67 · 1 month ago

  Saturn has “Supersonic Winds”…<br><br>Neptune: “Hold my beer.” 😂

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• CO

  @cosmosthemadhatter6960 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG4XF8Kzcjs&amp;t=37">00:37</a> I fast forward it through the whole video and couldn’t find the picture in the thumbnail 😢

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• NI

  @NicheEscape · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG4XF8Kzcjs&amp;t=308">5:08</a> can’t hear shit when you keep talking over it. 🤣

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• JA

  @JamesDaughtery-e7v · 1 month ago

  Saturn seems like a pretty good guy, just out there working for a living

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• AL

  @AlbertoCavelli · 1 month ago

  Next discovery: Saturn is not a gas giant. It&apos;s a solid planet rotating extremely quickly which picked up dust into the atmosphere and gives the illusion that it&apos;s only made of gas.

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• ER

  @erichc5814 · 1 month ago

  Thanks for the trypophobia scare with the thumbnail. &nbsp;The chills will last for hours

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• MO

  @Moongrit · 1 month ago

  me before video: why saturn rings?<br><br>me after video: why Saturn hexagon?

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• CL

  @ClipperArt46 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG4XF8Kzcjs&amp;t=493">8:13</a> it’s just like the bee’s honey comb. &nbsp;Starts as circle but balanced pressure pushes it into hexagon

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• AZ

  @Azrael_Night · 1 month ago

  You made that thumbnail to irritate some people huh, legit started itching after seeing it

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• XU

  @xunk16 · 1 month ago

  Didn&apos;t knew NASA agreed, but I did use radio sound of planets as a halloween soundtrack once. Got it low volume in hidden speakers through the whole apartment. Denying the weird sound to anyone that would ask for the first two hours until people stopped to ask... I can tell you that the ambience was tense with the candle lights while we wrote the last pages of our annual common text!!!

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