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It's been a week, and here's my next flag for Saturn!

The navy blue background is a bit arbitrary since it just goes well with Saturn, however, it can represent a league of worlds sailing through a cosmic ocean.

The planet Saturn lies in the center and the yellow, white, brown and cyan are all different colors and shapes represent the planet's regions. In fact, the reason all of the objects are hexagonal is because, in real life, Saturn's northern polar storm is hexagon. So, I tried to do everything else in the side of perfect and irregular 6-sided shapes. The 6-sided arrows pointing away from the planet represent its ring system, the most spectacular ring system in the solar system.

On the sides are eight objects around Saturn that represent its moons. Going from left to right then top to bottom, are Titan, Rhea, Hyperion, Mimas, Enceladus, Tethys, Dione, and Iapetus.

The idea behind this Saturnian flag is that while there is a clearly strong power that has great influence, the confederation itself is loose. Moons can freely do what they want as long as it isn't antagonizing another celestial body in the confederation. While the moons have Saturn for protection, they must fight alongside Saturn if there is a conflict with anyone else. Depending on the orbit and size of each moon, each celestial power has varying levels of autonomy. This means that the larger and farther a moon is from the hub of the confederation (which happens to be Saturn), the less they must follow Saturn's orders, but the less protection they have.

What do you think? Write in the comments!

Description
It's been a week, and here's my next flag for Saturn!

The navy blue background is a bit arbitrary since it just goes well with Saturn, however, it can represent a league of worlds sailing through a cosmic ocean.

The planet Saturn lies in the center and the yellow, white, brown and cyan are all different colors and shapes represent the planet's regions. In fact, the reason all of the objects are hexagonal is because, in real life, Saturn's northern polar storm is hexagon. So, I tried to do everything else in the side of perfect and irregular 6-sided shapes. The 6-sided arrows pointing away from the planet represent its ring system, the most spectacular ring system in the solar system.

On the sides are eight objects around Saturn that represent its moons. Going from left to right then top to bottom, are Titan, Rhea, Hyperion, Mimas, Enceladus, Tethys, Dione, and Iapetus.

The idea behind this Saturnian flag is that while there is a clearly strong power that has great influence, the confederation itself is loose. Moons can freely do what they want as long as it isn't antagonizing another celestial body in the confederation. While the moons have Saturn for protection, they must fight alongside Saturn if there is a conflict with anyone else. Depending on the orbit and size of each moon, each celestial power has varying levels of autonomy. This means that the larger and farther a moon is from the hub of the confederation (which happens to be Saturn), the less they must follow Saturn's orders, but the less protection they have.

What do you think? Write in the comments!