These discoveries were made using data from NASA’s Cassini spacecraft that flew through Saturn’s rings in late 2017

These discoveries were made using data from NASA’s Cassini spacecraft that flew through Saturn’s rings in late 2017
Scientist have once again used the valuable Cassini spacecraft data to answer the ancient Saturnian time-keeping enigma
Using data collected by the now-deceased Cassini spacecraft, astronomers suggest the planet’s rings formed during the age of dinosaurs on Earth
Using the former spacecraft Cassini, scientists have found evidence for rainfall near its north pole
The hexagonal vortex can be seen growing increasingly clearer and warmer as summertime approaches
Researchers converted the interaction of plasma waves detected by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft into an eerie audio file
Using mass spectrometry data from NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, scientists found that large, carbon-rich organic molecules are ejected from cracks in the icy surface of the moon
We find out what is required in order to put man on Saturn’s moon
Members of the imaging team behind the spacecraft have created this magnificent mosaic image of Saturn, taken just days before the mission’s end
This study explains a number of key characteristics of the icy moon that was observed by the Cassini spacecraft
Heavy methane downpours produce erosive features similar to those found on Earth
With the spacecraft ready to make its dramatic descent into Saturn’s atmosphere, check out Haynes’ latest publication – available now!
Head over to mission control to experience the bus-sized spacecraft make its dramatic final dive just after 6:32am (EDT)
No-nonsense astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson reveals his thoughts on the universe, fears for the American space program and George R. R. Martin – available now!
This last gravitational interaction with Titan will send Cassini into Saturn’s upper atmosphere
The NASA spacecraft has revealed an elusive side to the ringed planet
As the spacecraft plunges through the gap between the gas giant and its rings, mission members are shocked by the latest finding
A new image from the NASA mission shows our planet as a point of light
The flyby marks the mission’s final opportunity for up-close observations of the lakes and seas of liquid hydrocarbons that spread across the moon’s northern polar region
Scientists have discovered hydrogen gas in the plume of material erupting from Enceladus