A New Spin on Saturn's Rotation

@article{Bagenal2007ANS,
  title={A New Spin on Saturn's Rotation},
  author={F. Bagenal},
  journal={Science},
  year={2007},
  volume={316},
  pages={380 - 381}
}
Modulations of radio emissions from Saturn that have been used to measure the rotation of the planet's interior now turn out to be caused by an external ring of plasma. The true internal rotation continues to be a mystery. 
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