Enceladus' Electromagnetic Influence on Saturn Unveiled by Cassini Study
A study using data from the Cassini spacecraft has revealed that Saturn's moon Enceladus exerts a significant electromagnetic influence on the planet. Researchers discovered a lattice-like structure of reflected waves, known as 'Alfvén wings,' that extend from Enceladus to Saturn's poles. These waves travel along magnetic field lines, demonstrating Enceladus' role in circulating energy and momentum around Saturn's space environment. The study, published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics, highlights how Enceladus acts as a planetary-scale Alfvén wave generator, influencing Saturn over vast distances. 
