Latest News on Cassini Spacecraft
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Nov 19, 2019
Saturn's moon Titan was shaped by similar geological processes as Earth: study
The dunes and lakes on Titan were relatively young while mountainous terrain appeared older. -
Mar 29, 2019
NASA's Cassini reveals details of a collection of mini-moons nestled between Saturn's rings
The mini-moons —Pan, Daphnis, Atlas, Pandora, Epimetheus each measure between eight and 116 kms. -
Jan 18, 2019
Saturn spent almost an entire existence solo, before getting its stunning rings
Saturn's primary rings appear to be just 10 million to 100 million years old, a new study has found. -
Sep 26, 2018
NASA's Cassini discovers giant dust storms raging on Saturn's moon Titan's equator
The pattern of dust storms along Titan's equator Cassini found resembles those seen on Earth & Mars. -
Jul 24, 2018
Craters on Titan are prime locations to search for building blocks of life: Study
Large craters on Titan, are the prime locations to search for the building blocks of life. -
Jul 12, 2018
NASA's Cassini captures eerie audio of interaction between Saturn and Enceladus
This recording was captured by the Radio Plasma Wave Science (RPWS) instrument on 2 September 2017 -
Sep 15, 2017
You can watch NASA's Cassini make its 'Grand Finale' dive into Saturn's atmosphere later today: Here's how
The Cassini mission was launched in 1997 as a joint venture between NASA, ESA and the ASI. It's been orbiting Saturn since 2004. -
Dec 04, 2015
Saturn's silver sheen: Nasa unveils photo of the planet's crescent moon
In a revealing photo of Nasa crescent moon taken by the Cassini spacecraft, shines right above its Saturn's blue rings. Assigned to explore Saturn and its moons, the spacecraft flew about 630,000 miles from Enceladus in July 2015 to explore the possibility of life. -
Jul 23, 2013
NASA spacecraft captures stunning images of Earth from 900 mn miles
A robotic space probe nearly 900 million miles (1.5 billion km) from Earth turned its gaze away from Saturn and its entourage of moons to take a picture of its home planet, NASA said on Monday. -
Jul 23, 2013
NASA spacecraft captures stunning images of Earth from 900 mn miles
A robotic space probe nearly 900 million miles (1.5 billion km) from Earth turned its gaze away from Saturn and its entourage of moons to take a picture of its home planet, NASA said on Monday.
