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  • Saturn
    Saturn
    / The ring system

    ) Daphnis, the anticipated corresponding moon within the Keeler gap, was found in Cassini images in 2005. Similar moons may exist within the Huygens and Maxwell gaps. More than 150 100-metre (300-foot) moonlets out of thousands believed to exist have been detected by the Cassini spacecraft…

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    ) Daphnis, the anticipated corresponding moon within the Keeler gap, was found in Cassini images in 2005. Similar moons may exist within the Huygens and Maxwell gaps. More than 150 100-metre (300-foot) moonlets out of thousands believed to exist have been detected by the Cassini spacecraft…

    Read More