Saturn's South Pole Reveals a Distinct Decagonal Atmospheric Wave

An international team led by Agustín Sánchez-Lavega has confirmed the discovery of a ten-sided atmospheric wave at Saturn's south pole, spotted by Hubble. While reminiscent of the planet's northern hexagon, this decagon exhibits distinct differences, indicating a new and previously unrecognized atmospheric phenomenon.
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