Poles of Saturn

English: The North Pole of Saturn has a standing hexagon and a polar vortex. The South Pole also has a vortex, but no hexagon.

North pole

 See also category: Saturn's hexagon.

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  True color view of Saturn's north pole hexagon
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  False color image of Saturn's Hexagon storm taken by Cassini
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  Saturn's north polar hexagon, viewed at 750 nm through a polarizer
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  True color
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  Closeup of the vortex at the north pole, as viewed at 750 nm through a polarizer
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  Lower resolution infrared view of the hexagon.
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  Cassini, March 22, 2014 (MT2 and CL2 filters)
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  north pole, true color
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  View from about 392,000 miles (630,000 kilometers) away at 938 nm (near-IR)
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  False color image of Saturn's northern storm
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  Saturn's north pole hexagon - September 9, 2016

South pole

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  Visual and infrared imaging by different wavelengths
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  South pole storm of Saturn
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  South pole storm of Saturn, closeup.
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  South pole storm of Saturn.
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Auroras

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Animations

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  Time lapse of the polar hexagon as viewed by Cassini (November 10, 2006)
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  Infrared picture animation of Saturn's Hexagon
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  Visible-light animation of the north polar haxagon from overhead
• An IR animation from a more oblique vantage point
• Video of south pole

See also

• Aurora#Other Planets
• Titan (moon)#Polar vortex