I don't want to say the Saturn system is more fascinating than some of the other worlds in our celestial neighborhood, but we should have a series of dedicated missions to the Ringed One and its moons. And boy do I know I'm preaching to the choir here.
How realistic would it be to send a group of say mini (micro?) probes to orbit and land on the various moons? I'm assuming a bunch of little probes sent to Saturn rather than one big probe would be relatively cheaper and ensure survival of at least some of the probes.
Landing multiple probes on Titan and Enceladus are a must.
A while ago I advocated a soccer ball type probe that could literally bounce off and around the ring particles, taking samples and images. I am still advocating it.
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Saturn by 1970
