The wanderings of Saturn: psychogeography, psalms, and Solomon and Saturn by Burns, RA

Saturn and Uranus by World Book, Inc

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Spacecraft Missions to Saturn / by Lynn, Tashina, author 648351

“…Measure the temperature of Saturn's atmosphere and that of Titan, the large satellite of Saturn. …”
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Moons of Jupiter and Saturn by Barbour, Norah

Saturn and Jupiter Revisited by Brent Wetters

“…I composed Saturn and Jupiter as part of my Master’s degree thesis at Wesleyan University in 2003. …”
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The Saturn's Rings Phenomenon by Rowe, Mary P.

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Saturn's emitted power by Li, L, Conrath, B, Gierasch, P, Achterberg, R, Nixon, C, Simon-Miller, A, Flasar, F, Banfield, D, Baines, K, West, R, Ingersoll, A, Vasavada, A, Del Genio, A, Porco, C, Mamoutkine, A, Segura, M, Bjoraker, G, Orton, G, Fletcher, L, Irwin, P, Read, P

“…Long-term (2004-2009) on-orbit observations by Cassini Composite Infrared Spectrometer are analyzed to precisely measure Saturn's emitted power and its meridional distribution. …”

Saturn's Scythe: A note on Solomon and Saturn I, line 109a by Burns, RA

Spacecraft Missions to Jupiter and Saturn / by Waggoner, Cornell, author 648073

“…This is a well written thorough Handbook of Spacecraft Missions to Jupiter and Saturn.…”
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Saturn's Seismic Rotation Revisited by Christopher R. Mankovich, Janosz W. Dewberry, Jim Fuller

“…Normal mode seismology is a promising means of measuring rotation in gas giant interiors, and ring seismology presents a singular opportunity to do so at Saturn. We calculate Saturn’s normal modes of oscillation and zonal gravity field, using nonperturbative methods for normal modes in the rigidly rotating approximation, and perturbative methods for the shifts that Saturn’s deep winds induce in the mode frequencies and zonal gravity harmonics. …”
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Saturn, The GM/UAW Partnership by Rubinstein, Saul, Kochan, Thomas

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A chorus of the winds-on Saturn! by Read, P

“…Is Saturn's equatorial oscillation phase-locked to its seasonal cycle? …”

Investigation of Saturn's atmosphere by Cassini by Taylor, F, Calcutt, S, Irwin, P, Nixon, C, Read, P, Smith, P, Vellacott, T

“…This paper considers the rationale for the exploration of Saturn's atmosphere by the Cassini mission, taking account of the key scientific questions posed by the earlier investigation by Voyager, and the capabilities of the instrumentation making up the Cassini payload. …”

Source mechanism of Saturn narrowband emission by J. D. Menietti, P. H. Yoon, P. H. Yoon, Sheng-Yi Ye, B. Cecconi, A. M. Rymer

“…Narrowband emission (NB) is observed at Saturn centered near 5 kHz and 20 kHz and harmonics. …”
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Space Weather in the Saturn–Titan System by Sofía Burne, César Bertucci, Nick Sergis, Laura F. Morales, Nicholas Achilleos, Beatriz Sánchez-Cano, Yaireska Collado-Vega, Sergio Dasso, Niklas J. T. Edberg, Bill S. Kurth

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Managerial and technological innovations at Saturn Corporation by LeFauve, Richard G., Hax, Arnoldo C.

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Seasonal and interannual variability in Saturn's stratosphere by Sinclair, JA

“…<p>The stratosphere of Saturn is highly variable. With an axial tilt of 26.7°, Saturn experiences seasons like Earth and is currently approaching northern summer solstice in 2017. …”

Scientific rationale for Saturn's in situ exploration by Mousis, O, Fletcher, L, Lebreton, J, Wurz, P, Cavalié, T, Coustenis, A, Courtin, R, Gautier, D, Helled, R, Irwin, P, Morse, A, Nettelmann, N, Marty, B, Rousselot, P, Venot, O, Atkinson, D, Waite, J, Reh, K, Simon, A, Atreya, S, André, N, Blanc, M, Daglis, I, Fischer, G, Geppert, W

“…We finally discuss the science payload required on a Saturn probe to match the measurement requirements.…”

Equatorial winds on Saturn and the stratospheric oscillation by Li, L, Jiang, X, Ingersoll, A, Del Genio, A, Porco, C, West, R, Vasavada, A, Ewald, S, Conrath, B, Gierasch, P, Simon-Miller, A, Nixon, C, Achterberg, R, Orton, G, Fletcher, L, Baines, K

“…Here, we combine observations of cloud tracks and of atmospheric temperatures taken by two instruments on the Cassini spacecraft to reveal a significant temporal variation in the strength of the high-altitude equatorial jet on Saturn. Specifically, we find that wind speeds at atmospheric pressure levels of 60 mbar, corresponding to Saturn's tropopause, increased by about 20 m s-1 between 2004 and 2008, whereas the wind speed has been essentially constant over time in the southern equatorial troposphere. …”

Dynamics of Saturn's south polar vortex. by Dyudina, U, Ingersoll, A, Ewald, S, Vasavada, A, West, R, Del Genio, A, Barbara, J, Porco, C, Achterberg, R, Flasar, F, Simon-Miller, A, Fletcher, L

“…The camera onboard the Cassini spacecraft has allowed us to observe many of Saturn's cloud features. We present observations of Saturn's south polar vortex (SPV) showing that it shares some properties with terrestrial hurricanes: cyclonic circulation, warm central region (the eye) surrounded by a ring of high clouds (the eye wall), and convective clouds outside the eye. …”