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re: Because of Saturn's tilted axis?

Saturn's tilted axis exposes (for the moment and for half its orbit around the sun-14 years) its south pole.
As most of Saturn's moons are orbiting at its equator, the same applies to them (14 year long continuous south pole exposure to the sun).

Raoul

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