Saturn’s Hexagonal Pole
This is a satellite image of the planet Saturn. Interestingly, it shows that the North Pole of Saturn is shaped like a hexagon, while we all know that the one of Earth is circular. Does that mean that all planets might have a different shape on their poles?
It was only a few centuries back when Isaac Newton suggested that the Earth was not a perfect sphere. Possibly all planets have a distinct shape. A few more centuries into the future, we’ll probably find out that Uranus resembles a cube more than a sphere. However, we know now that the solar system’s seventh planet has the third-largest diameter.
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