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| | Discovery Channel :: News :: New Moon, Ring Found Around Saturn |
 | | While studying the contorted F ring, a region of the planet's rings that mystifies scientists, Carl Murray, imaging team member at Queen Mary, University of London, spied a small object orbiting just at the edge of the ring, according to a NASA press release. |
 | | The ring is located 138,000 kilometers (86,000 miles) from the center of Saturn in the orbit of the moon Atlas, between the A ring and the F ring. |
 | | Cassini team leader Carolyn Porco at the Space Science Institute said: "We have planned many images to search the region between the A and F rings for diffuse material and new moons, which we have long expected to be there on the basis of the peculiar behavior of the F ring. |
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