Cassini
What the Earth and Moon Look Like From Saturn
Did you smile and wave at Saturn on Friday? If you did (and even if you didn't) here's how you…
Weekly Space Hangout – July 19, 2013
Here's our Weekly Space Hangout for July 19, 2013. Watch as a team of space and astronomy journalists discuss the…
Waltz Around Saturn With This Beautiful Animation
In honor of this today's Wave at Saturn and The Day the Earth Smiled events, celebrating images to be taken of Earth…
You Can Now PhotoBomb Spacecraft Images of Earth Not Once, But Twice This Weekend
You’ve hopefully heard about the chance to have your picture taken this Friday – along with the rest of humanity…
Hey Planet Earth! Get Ready to Smile and Wave for a Camera That’s a Billion Kilometers Away
July 19, 2013 will be a day that we should really all try to get along. Isn’t that a noble…
It’s Cassini in Motion: Watch the First Teaser for “In Saturn’s Rings”
It's been 9 years (to the day, in fact) since the Cassini spacecraft first entered orbit around Saturn and ever…
Say Cheese: Cassini to Snap Another “Pale Blue Dot” Picture of Earth
Citizens of Earth, get ready for your Cassini close-up: once again the spacecraft is preparing to capture images of Saturn…
Cassini Captures Saturn’s Darkest Rings
The closest to the planet itself, the hazy arcs of Saturn's D ring may lack the reflective brilliance and sharply-defined…
A Ghostly “Ladder” in Saturn’s F Ring
Saturn's F ring is certainly a curious structure. Orbiting the giant planet 82,000 kilometers above its equatorial cloud tops, the…
Saturn’s Moon Dione May Have Been Active Like Enceladus
From a JPL press release: From a distance, most of the Saturnian moon Dione resembles a bland cueball. Thanks to…