Our Local Astrophysical Laboratory
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Our Local Astrophysical Laboratory
The behavior of the orbiting bodies within Saturn's rings, now being closely observed by the Cassini spacecraft, can inform our understanding of the birth of extrasolar planets.
- Cornell University United States
- Ames Research Center United States
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration United States
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