Saturn, the jewel of our solar system, has captivated the imagination of space enthusiasts and scientists alike for centuries. Thanks to NASA's Cassini spacecraft, we now have the privilege of ...

Image of Saturn in Cassini spacecraft's 'final moments' isn't what it seems NASA published thousands of photographs of Saturn taken by the now-defunct satellite.

An image authentically shows Saturn photographed from NASA's Cassini spacecraft during its final mission in 2017. Rating: Context: The highly saturated image was an artistic representation of ...

On October 26, 2004, NASA's Cassini spacecraft took the first close-up images of Saturn's largest moon Titan. ‘On This Day in Space’ Video Series on Space.com The Cassini spacecraft would ...

In 2017, the Cassini spacecraft, which had spent nearly two decades working in orbit around Saturn, ended its mission in a “Grand Finale.” But before the spacecraft went out in a blaze of ...

While the Cassini spacecraft did not discover Saturn's hexagon, it did image it in 2012, providing the data used to create the time-lapse that has recently gone viral in a Reddit post.

A photo exciting space enthusiasts that has been called “the closest picture from inside Saturn’s rings” taken by the Cassini Spacecraft is actually a four-year-old artist rendering of ...

Although NASA's Cassini spacecraft came to a historic end back in September, new information and images continue to be released from its nearly two-decade long journey.

Cassini’s last mission was to pass through the space between Saturn and its rings, which no spacecraft had ever done before. The probe was transmitting data right up until it entered the atmosphere.

NASA's Cassini spacecraft was always destined to be a doomed hero. After two decades in space, diligently exploring Saturn and its many strange and beautiful moons, operators deliberately crashed ...

Although NASA’s Cassini mission ended in September, new findings are being released about what the spacecraft “learned” about Saturn and its moons during the final days.

The Cassini spacecraft disintegrated in Saturn’s atmosphere in a mission-ending move meant to keep the probe from contaminating the planet’s moons, including Titan and Enceladus, that could ...