Saturn's south pole decagon
Taken by Maximilian-Vlad Teodorescu on September 9, 2026 @ Magurele, Romania
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Saturn's South-Pole decagon. As seen from my imaging sessions from the end of July to start of September. Not yet a full decagon as It seems I need a small part to finish a complete projection. The images are from color data only, so the contrast and shape are not quite what was shown a few days ago with the 2025 Hubble data. There is also the slight problem with rotation of the decagon, which seems to be present, but not that fast to ruin this long-period projection. However, the view will get better in the years to follow. 355 mm Newtonian, ASI 462MC.
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