[BenLurkin]

This adorable graph shows the normal optical depth, a measurement of opacity, of Saturn's F ring. The spike indicates an opaque clump in the otherwise-translucent ring. Cassini scientists nicknamed these features "kittens." The clump is a moonlet of Saturn and is nicknamed "Mittens."
Credit: Morgan Rehnberg

[SunkenCiv]

Sounds like the area around Saturn is *littered* with these. Turns the whole area into a clowder, or rather a kindle.

[Bellflower]

These “kittens” that are so rarely seen, but are said to have formed from particles coming together out in space, is this a theory or a fact? If they think it is a fact, how do they think that they know this fact?