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| When Galileo discovered Saturn in 1610, he had less advanced equipment than we do now. He noticed Saturn's disappearing/ reappearing rings and thought he was losing his mind! |
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| Event: Hyperion, moon of Saturn, discovered by Bond (U.S.) and Lassell (England). |
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| ArticleHyperionPublishedNovember 2000 Summary A mid-sized icy satellite of Saturn, discovered by W C Bond and, independently, William Lassell, in 1848. |
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| Five decades later, Dutch astronomer Christaan Huygens, who had recently discovered Saturn's largest moon, Titan, detected a bit of space between Saturn and the bumps. |
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| Huygens discovered Saturn's largest moon, Titan, in 1655. |
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| In 1898, William Pickering (1858-1938) discovered Saturn's moon Phoebe. |
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| Five decades later, Dutch astronomer Christaan Huygens, who had recently discovered Saturn's largest moon, Titan, detected a bit of space between Saturn and the bumps. |
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| The Real Lord of the Rings (Science@NASA) Four hundred years after they were discovered, Saturn's breath-taking rings remain a mystery. |
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| Huygens discovered Saturn's largest moon, Titan, in 1655. |
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| In 1898, William Pickering (1858-1938) discovered Saturn's moon Phoebe. |
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