For the past 13 years, the Cassini spacecraft has been orbiting Saturn, capturing high resolution photos of our solar system's second-biggest planet, as well as its many moons and spectacular rings.

As NASA's Cassini spacecraft makes its unprecedented series of weekly dives between Saturn and its rings, scientists are finding—so far—that the planet's magnetic field has no discernable tilt.

Two of Saturn's moons, Enceladus and Tethys, aligned themselves in what NASA called a... Cassini camera captures Saturn 'moon mushroom' SF Gate Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

The Cassini spacecraft will self-destruct by plunging into Saturn's atmosphere ... maybe a week or two of high-resolution views of what was in the planetary system. There were so many things ...

Some evening when Saturn is high in the sky and the night ... the other deep black—was a long-standing mystery. From Cassini's high-resolution images, we learned that even on small scales ...

Scientists are getting one of their best looks at Saturn's moon Dione, when NASA's Cassini spacecraft flies past this icy satellite on Monday. Cassini was expected to come within 295 miles (474 ...

NASA's Cassini spacecraft captured the image, one of the first to offer a high-resolution detailed view of Saturn's north pole. Having passed through its equinox in 2009, the pole is now in sunlight.

All the hues of Saturn's B Ring pop out in a high-resolution color image sent back by NASA's Cassini spacecraft. Amanda Kooser Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a ...

A recently resurfaced NASA image of Saturn’s moon Iapetus is stirring renewed interest across the internet, showing an ...

Washington, March 15: NASA’s Cassini, an unmanned spacecraft sent to study Saturn has released a high-resolution mosaic of Saturn’s icy moon Mimas. With a diameter of 396 kilometers (246 mi ...

NASA's Cassini spacecraft has captured the highest-resolution view of Saturn's "hexagon" — a wavy jet stream at the planet's north polar region, spanning roughly 20,000 miles across.