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Saturn

[sat-ern] / ˈsæt ərn /


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Financial-software company OneStream said Tuesday that Hg had agreed to take the firm private as a majority voting shareholder through its Saturn Fund.

From The Wall Street Journal

The interest here is not just the many thousands of pictures including close-ups of the rings of Saturn, but the technology that can put cameras in deep space and send images back to Earth.

From The Wall Street Journal

With a mass similar to Saturn, the researchers suggest that it most likely formed within a planetary system rather than developing on its own like a small star or brown dwarf.

From Science Daily

Four can be seen by the naked eye: Jupiter, Saturn, Venus and Mercury.

From BBC

Mars' location in the solar system -- its distance from the Sun, its neighbors like Earth, the Moon, Jupiter and Saturn -- forces it into a more elongated and eccentric orbit.

From Science Daily