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A Look at Enceladus' Plume

Scientists study 'plumbing' in plumes of Enceladus

7 February 2008
Cassini scientists have become out-of-this world ‘plumbers’ as they try to piece together what is happening inside the ‘pipes’ feeding the plumes of Saturn's moon Enceladus.
Read the full story on the NASA JPL website.

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