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SATURN: THE MOON KING Meet the monarch of the solar system. In March, astronomers found 128 new moons orbiting Saturn - pushing its total to 274. That rockets Saturn past Jupiter, locking in the title of most moons around any planet we know. Some of these moons are barely a kilometer wide, cosmic crumbs pulled into orbit. But together they show just how wild and crowded Saturn’s neighborhood really is. The ringed giant isn’t just a planet. It’s a kingdom. Source: go_atomico on IG

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2025 was an extremely difficult year. Ending it in London with the cast and crew of The Pendragon Cycle was one of the most restorative occasions of my life. This unbelievable group of artists not only fought to make our show, they embodied the spirit of the show in how they fought for each other. We set out to make a great show. To elevate the true and the good honestly and without pandering. To honor ourselves and to honor you. What a privilege it is to finally share the fruit of that effort with you. The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin is now streaming DailyWire+ There is a golden realm of light, my friends...

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